The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-21

oil men VINO have developed the great Of q
be weep civilized countries, who have brought out the
resources OF all countries far and near from
buffers bere by England but. thank God, we were so-
set of abusteFs who established the American 60
vernment with democratic republican prinoiples And
iu due time will tAolsh the same principles In Mica
rsgua ond the form Of government. And because
established democratic principles England has
America and they ere trying to crush Walker with
bis faithful little band OF followers the same AZ they
power (En,husastic chssrs.) BY what means did Eng
land acquire her vast possessions all over the globe
How came she to get possession Of the East ndiee shs
sent commercial agents therefor what purposes Not to
establish trade and commerce between them. No. t.
quarrel with the natives and when they sought pre-
text for quarrel without just cause, the English soldier
and tooS away their homes and enslaved them.
And they called nbusters recolect that Queen
victories Of hor armies in the Eastern countries That
p,ese nied curious spectacle tooprayrg to the Lord
1s EsR pr SS Up y ana
while the poor Indians were praying TO God TO relieve
.hcm from tho Englsh Hear, hesr) That 10 true. my
friends Every IL teligent man remembers II very we'll
The Indian defenceess with no means Of fight
Ing, with one man holding up his gan and the
,er) Why, the English were very brave on that
occasion To do them credit-to speak tho honest
nsh sre nation Of brave soldiers a. far as courage
goes; but Al nibusters they worse than are
Thst ia only snge instance OF English hlibustsrsn,
When our people 90 down on the borders OF our own
coaet to establish ransit route ano to establish go
robbes and yet the EDgtsh come across the ocean,
get the Arsquito Kng-a little dumSfoundered negroe-
put hin up, ard hold the whole terrtoryand they
are called honest men. (Cheers) They say we are
oshonest ana want TO- take away the lands OF there peo
Pile. wonder how they got these Ands' All over the
English have not abusered the nations out OF por ion
Of them; and then they come hon and pray God and
thank HIN that they were successful do not know
whether the Lord heard their prayers or not II be
did I DO not understand the Bible correctly,
Epglsh government which has wreMea IRON the nations
OF Ihe earth portions OF their territory and who has
who r.vcr bavs eDsiaved any nation wo have
conquered In oil the territory gained by the United
States The whole people enjoy the same Law,
the Anne, csn people do; and they always nave done H.
Who pansay liz Except in Kansas. believe They
shYeked much there before the election that there
h NOT = orary shrifk TO be heard from anybody In
Kansas Now, my friends, have not single solitary
tesps and sympsshy - with 4. NV fellow Ooun,rymen
there who are struggling for liberty and against
four or Ave different governments, backed BY
Epglkh bayonets English cannon and EDSSh provonder.
you ioacn IN Englnhman anywhere, he English gov
ernment goes right In 70 protect HIM Ike toe Ensl
the position. (Hear) We have hal unodsnd
ing citzens Of our country murdered in In Grana
recoeci ust this time. But roo,lect thng-thas
when read the account Of helpless and chidrou
being murdered BY the semi In that country,
II made my blood run cold and felt ~ could have
raised my arnif had been present would have done
itor their rescue, or 10 avenge them IsAy devoyes
that OF prooess or not am NOT informed.
But my feeling ~ IN American citizen that they ahoud
receive profession. lis the business OF the people OF
New York to como up and give the material aid.
They want ood and clothing. That u the material aid
theS want. Gallant friends Of from New York are
there striving 10 mplant democratic principles; and
should wo refuse pittance TO them-to men who arc
striving TO paat American institutions In . government
which favorable TO usi Shall refuse toese suppess
rrn not. The city OF New York Is much Interested
IN th' M and more So than any other on ealth 60
ties wii be made ana what city resps tho benefit Of
them why on % s know IN that y the great commereial
hour Of need and peril to Walker and his brave array
stand back and meaDly refuse 70 give him succ6s Ask
S No nan soTS sSd
brave axmy-no man who has soul worthy Of iaheritng
some si1 70 hs suffering oohnirymsn. (Hsar, hsarJ /
90 NOT care wha learned diplomats may say or specu-
BOT believe IL Is right puts me IN mind of fellow Who
he turBed round andsad, " wonder whether that fellow
right not In doing thatn But another brosner
81: rssnsr tss saying he % would sasa Sy ii. sshsr
be did not care whether ho wn right or wrong.
SIasshser2 30 say, rishs or wrong, ! stand by
Now, fellow citizens, cid mot mean when got up 10
ssy much about this question Il all My objsos hrst
suffering counsrymen. No matter whether they are
citizens not, they brethren the heart and We
are SsSIa 70 save ns% You
heart and fou IN American citizen 90 In priacipc 20 In
feeling, and therefore havips ympaihcs with
are bound TO awe Them aid without qacssioning the pro.
priey q H. would slay man who had mr. nther or
thoy were right or wrong. would kin him drs and then
arbtrats the matter acrwards And say VIII these
me s 70 20 Keep
They will eight for themselves Will you refuse little
aid 10 these gallant fellows IL you do am more mis-
taken 70 The feelings and sentiments or the people Of
New York than ever was before any ohsr question
Bun the very scs tsat Thousands you have assembled
pouring down torrents showa INA, you have
with your brothers In Central America You came here
for what Not 70 hear me speak, because am no, very
pose But you here because you feel Interest in
these men. II Is that which has brought you here. You
Ing Americans In Nicaragua and you could keep away
Now want 70 inform you that hore, at the
the proprietor Of the 81 Charles Hotel has senerousy
rendered 10 US large room a his own expense that you
may seod aid 70 walrer. nyos have not got half dol
be honestly disposed Of but TO prevent all contingency
arising. 10 prevent ron taxing money and ma
sss. I srss :sarcroom % Hs ssH .a1 care of a % his
own expense, and he will ship town 70 them II hs
sS.rs';s ss ,, ysry sooS "a for q one citizen
intend TO spare al the little mosey have
trbuted some, and ask you all 70 do the n you
- rm00s, ~ tbey have got asgs fsst there, tra-
vs'ng through the sand-a wooion sht but dear Sand
red one; understand the fellows down tA@Ds don't
IKE red ones, they wsnt blue ones. n you cannot
send fur hat-they don't want thst--send .
sSm%0r s.' .hss 1,,s.,. ySs e.. buy Tor " :hns
expected that every man viii contribute HE
sio Or $40 or $50 Or sloe b, every in the city
OF New York who feels interest tbis great ma,tcr
who has sympathy with hn fellow citizens IN their great
sunerinGs there can surely aid httie II every man
here 10 night were 10 contrihu,e half q dollars
worth Of fsod or clothing, why, would be great help
10 this people a. this time. That IL what want We
don't want our government 10 hght with some ether
government upon some question which 10 immAtsrsi
w. We don't ask you TO be arrayed against your eov-
ernment Tor assure you, gentlemen, never VIII
my hand sgsinst the government ot my country or
against Just administration of tho laws. (Appause)
But have ~ mpathieeve have hearts for bro
tners who are far from let extend the nand Of
charity 10 thom. Hisa matter OF humanity with me;
and that is what brpss me here-no other motive
earth than feeling for my fellow countrymen there
matter Of humanity and charity, and hope New York
viii not Disgrace itself BY refusing send supplies
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