The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-01

IoIlOWinR gentlemen Nominated
Vice Presidents and Secretarles
VICE PRESIDENTS.
John Dikensn; koliu sar ford. Dan Marvin.
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SECRETARIES.
DD.o. D:o. S'ss1Sr sssw John O. smh s. e. Church
The several names received with much applause.
In consequences of the crowd In atendsnss and
the room not being capable OF accommodating ell, 1t
resolved that out door meeting held in the Park
General DuRYEA then brough forward the following
resolutions, which were received with rapturous enhu
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whole country This should punished
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capitol at early day sno her and more appropriate
,ha. in this strange and unpsrass,d, snqss
Sysn TOM their pohoas BY the Sudssons Of or any
s: s Of he
v h.s and that exho,t senstors and
bus iavincbie and coursge, and % hold 'hs
yndss.on their rights and the preservation Of
Resolved That copy of these be communicated
ia1 tor fos;
each Senators and Congress from tho
gentleman in the crowd moved that the resolution
referring to threats against other Senators should be
amended desgnsts the Senators threatened by
the Southern press vz.-Senators Seward and Wilson
Some opposition made to this, and the question
GEs DURYEA then moved the adoption of the resolu-
tions amid cries Of Outside "-hises, and Question" "
VocE-General Nye is wanted outside to address the
I meeting.
The resolutions we're adopted unanimously.
JOHN C. WNsIow Esq was then introduced, and after
preliminary remarks said We are here not as hot
headed fanatics but cool, dispAssonate men, who,
skrowinx our rights dare maintain them" (Applause
We here as firm and true disciples of Washington,
3 our ou..sss BY this
Senator Sumner. Outraged, say because the consHu
ton guarantees to every naivduH, and every Senator
of United States frat liberty OF speech. Our consti
tuition provides that Senator Representative shall
be called In question for words spoken in debate in
other place but in the Senate in the dongo. What
MP in his seat inspired by the mighty truth of his theme
ausnee is struck down BY blusgeon in the hands Of
Iufaan. (Appause) Aud another feature OF the con-
Sach .ad y ths s Al m
nAenabs right Of free spesch-that too has bsen out
And aeoA % as nS Sh lob
sttaek: Gentlemen, in the days Of the Roman
ip the senate House. and the Roman repub-
lc Was In arms. Co. ar, renowned In the science
Masaa ,husetts for he s ours as wen theirs(srea:
appsuseyes, Sc oator, equally reno Sned in the
and eHnement and Christian principle, he has been
struck dowo-for xb2t2 For his jealous adherence e.
the faith and principles of the fathers of the country,
he understood them; and for other crime. Cloud Ap
pause) Fellow citizens, shall be very BRIEF It is In
pbe to dsguiss the great fact that this same fall prln
nple which knocked Charles Sunni dcwn upon the foo
of the Sc nate hsuse upon the 22d cay OF May the
same fell spt which sacked the city Of La wrence th
same 22d cay Of May (fmE ense cheefing) The sam
spirit that undertook to close up the oquent lips
Senator Sumner, the day ssized upon free
Office in Lawrence City and threw 1t into the river. Her
have movement which indicates power behind tn
xbrore We have heard tslk of "the eiAve poweru
IL ed to some people abstraction but whsl
We find II breaking in the skulls of Senator's then we se
10 think Of the Senators or the Repl esentatiy .
who slate or justify tie cine? (Hissss There ar
men in that Senate house who claim to be men, who
witnessed this outrage, and psrhaps mea who vii
come before you In short tune asking for your suffrage
s-VolCEs--tnever- r) And no. the least amonI
chose men was known Senator Arnold Douglas
fmm, nse hisGng-cat calls, and bo ooh) Ard, gentle
the evidence is conclusive that he stood within
fav feet OF Sumner when tn3se budgeou blows wer
struck upon that mans head and he rises up in his
and saws the reason he did not 60 to the OF tn
aleedipr m.n was becsuse his motives might be mis-
nonstrued.u Usughter) What did he mean by tina.
Well lust In political parlan,e, that his prospects mga
be n,s aired ut Cincinnat and the democratic party
should be 40 mad AZ to nominate him
A VorE-aWeH kill him."
before me ron WIN take OF him at the ballot box
tseye MI yojeesuThat we will) " Ia to be hoped ths
fhe Stuth win come to their senses, and In tn
calm, dispassionats honr OF reason will unit
with Us In tho hope entertained and express