The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

Bosron Nay 80 1850.
ne summ<y Indignation Meeting in Fasesl HaH-n,
Ftei~g Regard to Aessrs. Eoereti, CAeae and Vim
hyop-Aaterial Aid for KaNsas.
Some az our solid citizens OF Boston are In fsgss be-
cause Edward Everett Rufus Choats and Robert C. Win
throp saw t to decline invitations to attend The sham
indignation meeting ct FAneui Hail. ON the evening Of
the cath inst or you have seen the silly para
graph Of the New Haven Journal and Courier wherein it
was reported that the CoDnectcut Leglss.urs had
corA The walls Of their wrath pour the contents
Mr. Eysrs's unhappy head; o., in other words, tina.
they ksd rescnded the request for him to deliver his
Washington GRAFTON At New Haven because his alb emit
ing himself from the meeting. Mr.. Ch oAte and kr.
winthrop have sko been bitterly denounced for following
their inclinsons in opposition to the wishes OF the
abotti0niss. do not see any for eondemning
the course Of tSese gentlemen and believe tnsy were
wholly justified in acting - they did The commit ee
who waited upon them to re9ues. their presence
Of notorious abolition sentiments and they did
wish 70 iden fy themselves with such chAras.s-s Mr.
winthrop was approached in q manner peculiarly disa
greeabls to him; and the person cho co solicit NJ.
ChoAtes atttr dance was the inprope- one that
could have been selected Mr.. Everett also received his
invitation from an jec icnAbie No viii bs
surprised a. the un~ilDgoess OF these distinguished
men to be associated with noisy fanatics aad
blame them for refusing all connection with them.
My letter Of the 26h inst, published in the HERALD Of
y,
certain quaRters II is the FIRST time that truth
has proved unpalatable. But an somewhat surprised
70 observe that its concluding paragraph has thrown
Courier which prdes itself being as 1t ancies the
"organ" Of the Hon. Ru'us Chsate says
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uttered language attributed oy correspondent
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he % III $ ha ~ aS
new issne nor 70 y his custom 70 skull wherever mars
TO- "a .ss
than We can ,av Tor those wn' oppoe nm-an - Ru.us
The Journals paper distinguished for having no mind
OF owr-follows the hint OF the Cjary sud- after
talking about "snly aspersion quotes the above par
sgrapb.
In regard to the sentiments expressed BY the Courier
let say that esho them from my heart No person
can have higher admiration for Mr. ass great and
noble qualities thaE have Bus the C0lrisr itself
ferts that 1t is not his habit get excited upon every
new issue. He is no. to be drA unawares into any
partisan scheme; and re was CAUTIOUS % avoid it on
this OCCASION Every one who knows Mr.. CtoAe is
Of his playful humor and it instance OF tails
that nG ed the anecdote The Journals dea OF tag
persiOn" is ricicuau.. The matter s Of little
qnence butt the truth Of my statement hss beea de-
the Courier and Journal know 1t TO b. correct And by
the way since the first named paper takes upon Hssf t,
reciy all misstatements concerning NJ G., 1t should
not have said thst he LETT This city Saturday, morning.
when he in fact RENAME here curing he dsy.
During the past week the city mas sTArmei with
strangers attending the anniversary meetings. The Mig
ger worshppers IL particular, have ia throogs ana
have howled long and loud. The proceedings have at
been OF any particular interest.
Considerable excitement created this morncg in
the House OF Representatives by the Introduction Of
order by Mr. Chai lea Hae Of Boston ITO appropriate
ten thous.sd dollars to be applied by the Governor ia
whole or in part In such manner not repugnan TO the
eoss tuition and laws, will most tffsctualy aid the
people Of Kansas WHO represented in the Topeka
Convention, in maintaining their rights and ct
zens under the constitu ion Of the United States" Mr.
Haes course throughout the session has been regarded
- energetic and able and has h, much approba
ton; but by this preposterous AMI sbounabe PROPOSE
tx he has irrel arsbiy damaged himsek and should it
by any chance pass it will him and the Lesisla
ture with dgrace. 1t would be charity to suppose he
had 10. his wis, for nothing else could excuse hts
shameful deaeIton Of the principles to sustain which he
cleo ed by the wings Of Boston,