The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05
Kansas Meeting In Faneuil Hall.

BosToN, June g. 1856
FaneuRNan WAS densely crowded this evening in
spcnse to call for meeting TO determine what
should be resored in aid ofthe free to settlers
OF Kansas in their present struggle.
The Hon. Thomas G. Carey called the meeting to order
and submitted hst of officers headed with the Of
his Honor the Mayor. President. The remaining off,
GERS consisted of forty Vice Presidents and four Sssre
tars including many Of the most wealthy and conser
vative Of Boston and Vicinity They were nani-
mously confirmed by the assembly the officers Of the
meeting.
Mayor RICE on taking the chair stated the bect Of
the meeting in . pertinent and forcible manner. He
wished citizen Of Boston, to express the sent
Of Boston and OF Massachusetts, in regard to the pre-
unhappy state Of affairs in Kansas.
He was followed by Mr.. CHARLES H. BRAyscoMBE, Of
Kansas who gave detailed account of the wrongs and
srustes inflicted the free State Of that Territory
whom he defended from the charges of characterization
of the laws. He made appeal to the meeting
to aid their brethren in Kansas.
Rev. Mr.. NUTR OF Kansas, depicted the suHerings and
prvatons endured by the free State people of Kansas
rather than give up their aspirations for freedom.
Hon. SAMUEL q. VALLEY, late Representative in Con-
grsss submitted the following resolutions, and in
earnest speech, moved their sdoption:-
ResoveA That citizens OF Massachusetts, and Of the United
suuion Of Commonwealth and Of the United States
That We heartily s 0a % s our ,p
present prvatons and suerng endured BY them as friends
law obeyne SELF sacrificing and consistent conduct, maintained
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Resolved That we end our fellow citizens Of every
ns sad e.
law e &c
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s0 g: Without nav or aw s he sss
that garden and that the blight OF slavery may
Resolved Tas committee seven be appointed to eollec
subscriptions In this city TO aid the free State sufferers in Kan
Hon. CHARLES A. PHELPS, Speaker G the Massachusetts,
House Of Representatives seconded the resolutions and
eoquenty advocated their adoption He charged the
present unhappy state of affairs In the country to the
misconduct of Franklin Pieroe The audience received
the name Of Fierce with emphatic groans and Kisses.
The President introduced the Hon. Henry wilson
gentleman who believed in the defence of freedom
sad also in self defence.
Senator WILSON was greeted with the most enthusiastic
cheering and moments before the demonstra
tiona approval subsidized sufficiently for him to proceed
He ma effective speech in the beginning of which
he said that for three centuries people who loved IL
bery had greater need Of assembling to devise
its promotion than the lovers OF liberty in America
have at the present time lie sad the whole influence OF
the present central government was given to crush out
reed In Kansas and that the conduct pursued by the
President and his Cabinet deensble than is
Brooks oowardIy assault ON Senator Sumner He said
that the course Of Brooks in accordance with the
wishes OF the slave oligarcby
Rev r. +. HALE OF Worcester followed Senator Wilson
and made earneA plea for the people of Kansas
The resolutions unanimously adopted a COM
m,tes named by the Chair TO receive subscriptions
and the meeting adjourned.
Subsequent TO the adjournment, several gentleua
ubscribea of them putting his down for $500.
Vermont Niger Worshippers' state Conven-
zion
MONTPELIER, June O. 1855.
The niger woshppers State Convention to appoint dele
rates at large TO the Nation Convention held at this
placo 10 day HIN Iev Underwood of Burlington, late
democrat Of high standing presiding Tee following dele
qptes we're teec,ed Hon HlGpd Hall Heman Carpenter
Erastus Fairbanks, william Skinner, Lawrence silsrd
AID levi Underwood. Resolutions high toned and
rof gy Genourcng the recent cutrsges 10 Eaugss aud
Warrington, we're onanimousy adopted Every oouu y
"a she STATE exospi one Wgs represented.
glassao hpsetta sigssr NgorHl4lppo,s state Con~
vcntion.
WORCESTER june a. 1853,
Tse Niger w9rs1bpo9 State Convention ntsar'alsd
here - Day 9he a'tea-aIse svsry age. Hoo Coxre1
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