New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10
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Our reporter proceeded TO the Nats nal Hall Il the
appointed hour and found q number otgrntlemen o.
lively engaged in distributing bits OF red nbbou TO the
different candidates for The honor, who placed the
same in the buttoh-ho Of their coats "a Mora
geese. On the outside brass brand was paying asd
IN balcony were displayed two transparences, on
one Va. Inscribed Ealsrge the Boundanes Of Free
DOM and n he ether No ish Interference %
the ContiD.E. Of America" The muse attracted q
large nbly OF persons. and the number increased
Until there about thousand present 81 ooe time
during the proceedings.
At o'clock Alderman CLANCY called the meeting
to der, and on his motion JONI NJ, kIBls, jr.
called to the chair. Alexander c. Lawrence real
ruidabe lit OF Vice Presidents AMI Secretaries who
were on motion confirmed.
Al this stage Of the proceeding our reporter men
ally called the roll of speakers ~ who would be pref
mt and address the meeting. Those who failed 70
appear were Eeser. Cas-. Quitman, Benjamin.
Toombs, Weller, Peck, Douglas Sickles, Morton.
Philips Al of whom had been cosxed with the prefix
Of " Hoo to their names; Col Sanders, Major Heis
and Thos. b. Van buren,, were also sbseut. Those
present were Capt. Ryuder, Gilbert Dean and Hiram
Walbridge. Tie " other distinguished orators were
John Clancy, Horatio n. Wild. q Mr.. Mills, and WIN.
j. Rose.
The PRESIDENT announced that Capt. Isaiah
Ryndcrs would offer preamble and resolutions for the
cor side ration of the meeting.
Capt. RrSDERs-(;entlsmen, my sight - not very
good and George Hall has got nv specks. III have
TO call upon ebody else To read the resolutions
gooa-loohir genteman-Mr. Ss.TH, II the Smith
family volunteered 10 do the work. Ater striking
en- attitude be read the preamble and resolutions with
a fue dramatic effect, and frequently interrupted
in the course Of the reading with applause about half
Of which was intended for The gen,lelnans gestures
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
The resolutions were q recital Of Nicaragua pre-
vous hopeless condition ;'the invitation to Gen. Walk
or TO 20 there; his night TO 60; the imperative de-
nard upon our Government to recognize the Govern
uept Of Nicasgus; the necessity Of our having friend
" relations with it to admit of q tree trsn~It; con.
demnsti0n Of the neutrality laws; the duty OF the
Government To protect American citizens everywhere;
Ricans as a massacre sOd an outrage and in conclu
zion they call for material aid to assist Walker in his
present emergency
Tie Assembly was at taus time the qn, rare to
hen the eloquent remarks which were anticipated TO
he made by Gen. Cas-, Gen. Quitmau, Senator Ben
iamin and the other distinguished speakers who were
announced. But Capt. RrSDrRs threw cold water On
their hopes by announcing thai be had received sew
sral dispatches from distinguished speaker who hsd
been invited to speak the occasiop but who were
est nrcnt.s. The one from Gen. CAss he said he
" ould read. II Was ss fo.,OWs
"Ms,.r. Ir.n R,Spsss and others 1t no, possible for
'irS af W. %.ief %.y V s,Ses SS he
OF the eorny aud oil the world require tCbeer"
Capt RrspERs-Gen. Cas- is an old man, but be
has oil the ire aud yigor that he had when he was
twenty lCheersl.
A VoIcx-Ye., and he has pluck too lCheersl.
or course be has; If man ever has 1t, he always
will lChcersl.
The frst sp, sker was announced a. Judge GrRERr
DsA,. He .sid bis blood had quckened when hear
irg the dispatch Of that noble old Roman Gen. Cas-
ICheen. Though lie did not intend to make speech,
yet h. could Lot al 10 that their hearts beat In
un -ou with those brave men in Nicaragua who were
ndeayorrg to- establish American Republic there,
and ere long he bell, we'd would See them successful
Tie ranges of mountain in our own Repablic would
be- barrier for many years To come 10 the building Of
railroad comnunicstions IT, the Pacific direct Thus II
b. "a NE imtoftan secure the existence of friendly
Government in Ncarasu a in order to 10
Fl e passage scro. Treaties had been made with
tie ,pLemeral powers Of that country, only to BE-
boktp H. did not q, Ire to Counsel the taking pos
session Of that country but he would leave t. the
VI written law Of pol ulaon to decide the desnies ~
tha, Sta,e-the same law that snatched Texss Louis-
ana, N,w Mexico and California from the savages
fCheersl And lie doubted not but We would yet be
glad to rccoe nize Gen. Walker a. United states
Ser aior from Nicaragua.
A Voicr-Where IL John Mckeon
Capt. RrHpEKs-iIe Is serving warrant to make
o. 90
Mr. DTss-That unvritteo lsw must make that
country WELD a power on earth.
A IoIcE-Give us leader and We will follow you.
Mr. pr,S would have this meeting say to the Gov.
eminent, Call III your POUNDS. Icould demonstrate
II at are not bound TO obey these neutrality laws,
Which are laws dictated by tyrsnts to prevent the e1-
tension q our free institutions. Mr. Dean closed his
srosch by submitting four propositions the plth OF
which was intended shy az or, at Britain, which
proportions responded to by the entire assembly
Gen. HIRAM WAIBRIpGr next addressed the meet
iug. He alluded To the foreign policy OF the United
States, and spoke in high terms d tie Wsker Gov.
Ell ment.
The PRrnpysr-You will mex, be addressed by
Capt. Isaiah ny pders.
fhe Captain arpee and was about TO commence
VIXEN be was dispirited by the band commenc ng 10
play in solemn and sep ulchr al time.
Capt. RrSprRs 10 the musiciansl-Siy, my friends,
you are going TO bury me, you' augh,crl
The band took the hint, struck up Yankee Doodle,
which Was loudly cheered.
Capt RrsDLRs-F.llcw citizens, l.
foIoL-Here, Captain, resd this resolution.
Capt RrSUIRs took the resolution and handed it to
Nr. Smith, who, with the same characteristic grace,
read y. Ii proved 10 be q resolution 'ympsthi,ing
with Mayor George b. Hall and hs associates because
they prevented by the United States authorities
from going 10 Nicaragua TO offer themselves up . |
Capt RISDkRs-Msyor Hall has been pcrsevenng
nan and has done eyery thing in his power for Nics-
aqua, and would have been there now had il not |
been that eentlenan high in authority took il into
10 head to aest all America for fesr they would 20
Town there and thus depspulate this country
The rsoution was put TO vote, and carried with