The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24
THE NICARAGUAN FLAG UNfURLED.
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GREAT SYMPATHY MEETING IN THE PARK.
Twenty Thousand Persons Present.
Enlarge the Boundaries Of Freedom.
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STRONG RESOLUTIONS.
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Letters from Generals Cass, Cazneau and
Walbrldge, Governor Smith, Of Va,
and Others
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PLENTY OF MUSIC. SALUTES AND PATRIOTISM.
CHEERS FOR WALKER AND NICARAGUA.
GrOans for Schlessinger and the
British Lion.
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Speeches Of Governor Price, Of New Jersey; Hon.
George W. Peck, Of Michigan,
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PLENTY OF MUSIC. sAluTEs AND PATRIOTISM.
CHEERS FOR WALKER AND NICARAGUA.
GrOans for Schlessinger and the
British Lion.

George W. Peck, Of Michigan,
meeting vas held In the Park last evening" In &C.
cordanee with the following call =
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that vessel viii se ready few days reeslys
Nic.rasua An monies a., viii be received at the office
JONAS BARTLETT, Treasurer
A Alex. oA1sa11n; 8. LAWRENCE, Secretaries,
The rostrum erected in the usual place. fronting
the espanAde Of the Cy Hail. At early hour the
tervening space filed with the bone and sinew. The
NioaraguAn flag, with the rising sum- the FIVE volcanoes
and the alternate blue ard white stripes foated from
the platform. On the exterior displayed the mot
toes
$xo BRITISH INTERFERENCE AMERICAN CONTINENT.
Z ENLARGE THE BOUNDARIES FREEDOM.
Previous to the meeting brass band discoursed mar
tial airs, numerous fep1 de joie dscharged-the
weather bamy-the citizens apparently overfowng
with segar smoke sympathy and patriotism. Numerous
polcene lowered about the reporters and the whole
scene one of SURPRISING interest.
Alderman JOHN CLANCY, of the Sixth ward called the
NEE ing order and nominated chairman the war
horse of the democracy,
ELIJAH F. PURDY.
Which domination was ratified with cheers.
Mr. ALEXANDER C. LAwRcSu, one Of the secretaries,
then proceeded to read the following list of vioe Pres
dens and Secretaries, which also accepted:
VICE PRESIDENTS.
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ssmusi uydsn. W. stsIssz.n = Ssnssassr. sS@n
Rs,sF H% p1 psis
@ichae! Mich e. Murray sry Henry Smith John Gunson,
$ssss' @sSh ss1'ass
s SaSte ass Af o cnsaos
\. R. RoOnaon, John Morrison. Charles WhaIen
The CHAIRMAN came forward and said
FFMow cIrzESsI am proud TO have the honor to pre-
siae lbooni from that gup Of Capt Ryndsrs over this
ect Of he deepest (boom interest only the pso
pie OF America, (boom but of the world We have met
in this plae where we have often me. (boom BEFORE
to aid General Walker in his efforts to free Anne
rics frem the yoke OF the oppressor. BoomD-
Ana where is the New Yorker who viii not assist him
with material aid (Applause-boomD We do not care
for the neutrality sws-they have been broken by ,hs
English government, and longer bndiog upon u.s.
60 boomp~op here night which sSiSs ssa
force the government into attitude when 1t shall as
sist General Walkar. (L:ud chesrs)
Mr.. OAKssIrH then read the following resolutions
which were received wi h loud applause:-
Of iee called upon to ADOPT any
ps0mp cr snFaoTdnasy either regarding
The Siss1. M Of republic 2 %sst togsiher arm
wheress Central America have rendered
eeS s that ~ this % S should take de-
u ths quarter. and for The vndicaon f national honor
Resolved That we heartily and earnestly approve of the
q, SE BE pn IN % az ss o
,onal ou and justice in accordance with the ssabsd prsc
puIss Of our ccunirymsn '''p'''' : 'Ao p''''o'0
make our oounr, an asylum for The oppressed al
Aas q Ssas ssn
and re.oe with oppressors BY sympathy and
ns
ne os with our national and the spirit Of
wss,s ss:s,ys Tss republic
srpsg 70 be free has right respond . such sp
peal oy mis- personal services and BY such material aid he
q uss Ts ., ss With such
ohs %assss IN seasasas and sspsa
mem sn.o 70 C instruct gas stable governme.t
ieox who disposed IN
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bui empoysd peaceful industrial pursuits calls loud
Tree and .ate transit from ocean to ocean
sssoue country ard cur people, SS'U and
ihst su es, readss means of accomplisb
,ng this area object 10 susan the exng IN
In sw Of late rsDCrsS ana action,
or ~
% Of s and the full an
Re ovs' Iha. the present srsis in Nioara
1srs 70 who 5 s1 Of
occupations surrounded they BY hostile and
wScns saas ass1s
ssrs nsas sni's
ana sa :. - rsa scT IN Fsgua must
as administration any sdminssaon 10 any
central Hmercs sse sna ,oT ns % @
sns to all foreign ntoerence with aars q
The UIAIR-Ihere are numerous distinguished pentle
men on the platform who will address you but shall
ak you frst to listen to letter from thai esan, old
hero, General Cass (Appause Three chsers for Gsre
raj Cass. {Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah hi, hi, hlD
Mr. 0AKsMrH then read as sollows:--
LETTER OF GENERAL cAss.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday evening Nav u 1888
Your telegraphc despa.oh Inviting me L. aItsrS ea
meeting 10 the Park Friday evening" lust reached ma
be there In persp but eoinps and
with youin this demonstration OF public al the ise
Just the a6minkration by which he erscS
OF NcaraguA and be geS
70 Roon with its good work. Trust will meet The oor~i
apsy obaon Of the nsope fall "a % a.
m <ev are he faith of their fpAhers Since tbs w.
encsen o. our nsIona essence ba been our principle