The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-07
THF Wal GER AID MOVEMENT.

| THE war, GER AID MOVEMENT.
In New Yerk-Arrange
... - Demonstration.
| ma..,. :, a.. ...-, General Walker and
those who syu na,h,,s v,., ~. .., in this city
held last evsr'rg, in the St. Charles sal, on 0'osoV
pursuant to the following cal, which was ssa,0ss ~
the bulletin during the cay -
TO 1HE FRIENDS OF STRUGGLING REPUBLyCANr5H m
| NICARAGUA.
rrss9s Rssunsy meeting win b held :. thi. p.os
public expression OF athy tie csuseot IA ksr
nnH ISery 20 le oppressed p' and in dsnunesoo q
nent.
AT about eight o'o.osk P NJ, over sf.y gsasen,u had
assembled.
Alderman Clancy. of the Sixth ward, took In, CHAIR,
and Alexander Robinson, Esq., acted o. Secretary
All er few bfsf but enthusiastic remarks on ths SUI
ect alluded to in the paoard resolution was passed t
he effect that macs meeting of Central American syv
rathirers be held next rrity evening in Nahoaa, Hsu
Canal street, at eigat ociosA i
A committee OF arrangements WA appolntec in ordar
TO carry out the object OF tina and tina mestn
adjourned.
Enfhusiss stic Meeting at New Orieans--ypseeA
of Hon. Pierre Souie ana Cot xxenca. sc.
From the New Orleans Pcsyuns, April 2s1
LAst nght, as 1t was previously Understood by puh.
lie notice, - Hon Pierre soule met number OF do
fellow czss at the st. Louis Hotel in ordar TO iay De-
fore them his views Central American affairs An
inmense crowd assembled. There never was bssors a
Large mee,tg in thu rcunea of the hotel aud gallery
collected on that Old sstampins gtoand" sach 80 ~
the bone sld tgsw Of the land" We rsgrst that oar
account Of the affair is obliged 10 be brief.
In The first place there a istahe. IL was til ,usht
by rome (snd property 70 be inforo,a ing 10
this end invitations were sent out TO vssor ssntemsS
10 be present. On hs hand and ca the couuarv
tacaoAids assembled at the s.. Louis ard tiled it from
toe NQ 10 tee lower door. Some seventy Eve or ous
q ba has, fka
crowd assembled in the lower retunsa-.he pa,
,Ssy were told that the meeting (or tsw) was 20 bs
deds the stairs and in moment taas apsrteo. VIVA
died 70 overhowiDs at least dozen ines.
"Srch getiin' Mp stairs never dii sss'
;, II was evident ar soule xpected gathering.
.s;, as vas suI.ounasd hy camorous crowd oas sAa
mearrssssdby the ''Ioise and corusi,n about hian
motion WAS made that the multitude repair to the ro-
the vast crowd hsi reached the rotu pds Mr. Sou spoke
for lorg time but what i; he said from sas pos
therefore c,nno. report We presume, hovsvs-" that
MS speech mus. have been his usual sirsn Of so
9uenee as his remarks frequently intsr,u b.
tbs y adest Lamentations of spplause.
After awhile, i Is true, found on. that the eie
WaMes. lie advised the merchant his IN ,usy 70
tie cause said that the present ruegs b. Walker aAA
United stAtso would readily and gladly annex as err
tory and It would come under rho proscon Of our Laws
We Go not-Indeed, we cannot-prsteud to say thasvs
have given the orators apgusga Bat do say that
the brave hearts OF the multitude With
arms ard ftout hearts, present at the St. L,us last
hight with the gallant Wa ker ia the cause
liberty, tSsse would be Schessf ger disgrsss-
ful cet2ts nor any more OF Americans
part Of Central America,
After Mr.. soue cio,ed his speech subs:rp ptions IN sA
CT tie cause of Nicaraguan freedom opssed but
how much money was subscribed we cannot say Bat
we eA,ns good amount WAS put down.
Mr. PRiker q Fren.h VAS subsequently, caIsd Aad
responded ecqently and happily. he spoke in soTin
to; ma Of pai,s Ct General Walker, Nicaragua aaa tasr
After the meeti' Ia the rotunaa had dispsrsed tha
nved lew" so ,u-ned stairs to the spacyua hal;
tire gsa;lsmsn's dining room, where Mr.. Gumble asA
prepared cola ton tor them. Herr, a. Is usual ON eue
occa there all eota of patriotic and polstlc
toas.s and sentiments prop But the rnos iemAri
able snd sisniacsn. was BY Mr. senator Hysu
| of this city.
Tie honorable gentleman said on rising in Response to
call. that in what utter bs spoke isrs.
spectve ot party and VIE he'd not auy sont-
nsns feelings He had two pIants which he ai ,nid In
sist beir inco porasd In any American pstfrm thAk
wAs to receive dis support He honorable g
iemsn present shou attend the Cincinnati CooEsoss
June, that he would insist having these two pAnks
placed in the democratic platform. These pieces of kn-
Ter were frs'. "Nicarsgua ana he. iodspendee' s.d
cap bleed shed at Panama.
This sentiment caused the greatest applause.
Our space fost.cs giving ex.enied report a
these interesting proceedings.
[Fgom the New Orleans Crescent, April sol
There ~asa great meeting Monday evening to teAr
HOu. p Soule the Nicaragua question Ths following
| IL but az imperfect sketch Of his sSeech:-
Mr. 8. being Introduced to the meeting detailed tbs
crcumsar under which he had been induced gfvs
publicity to his opinions and stated that the meetna
Lad pi asesl object in view. He then proceeded, il
his tl vd emphatc STYLE to show the advantages pas
sesied by Nicaragua in geographical point Of view and
the advantages that would to this country Aad
TO he South nd to LouisianA in particular up,n ths
success the p esen. movement nader walker aaa H.
vas The recent events in Nicaragua deseautsd IN
IN ths defeat CT eetschmens b. ths COSTA
Rcans, he showed, tar from being blow to Walkers
PROCESS, was only an II cicent that would him
more deSlAye acioD, if poFsibe and render triumph
certain Still there circumstAr mitatpg sVsist
him. Tters was no want of energy, capsc;ty, or Of
srorg and brave hearts to carry him through shs
against hi st the Of the Unissd
States gorernment The speaker took occasion to oh
respe nsibls for the policy of the gove.ausot TO-
suoss Sssa 9ar,su. sy %s. ss S sus lay With the iaaa-
trolled Having shown up the question T ia ~
its aspects. the speaker came to the pra,sical
critical srat,on in reference 70 pecuuisry matters.
ana needed money xheresh to prosecuts hts war WITH
the Ccsts Rieans He had plenty Of men :. his com
tcns and other ssares Without which war could
not be prosecuted. The sum needed was 5000, 900 er
siteeo, and with this sum, the speaker proceeded 70
.rzus with msch force aod lucd tpe. toe war could be
terminated, By the conquest Ct CoTA R.cA Ia vsty
short ipace Ct time-possbly fsw wsska Tas money
suts Of which would bs beytnd doubt. Toe national
debt q Nicaragua stated rom good authority to b
,hirtysve millions. The virtual acknowledgment Of ths
new government BY the United States through t Mnis
e-, and the formal recognition that would Of oscsssisy
take pace upon the success the present u,ovensni
we're urged as circumstances which would confirm the
@ Ss he os bad ss' s sss
thoriy for saying that the present struggle
shoula end in Honduras aud San ssvA-
cor would jon with Nicaragua and Costa Rca asd the
1 four Sss'es would form confederation tnat would
In time, under American energy and industry, BE-
come the seat OF empire Of the commerce Of the
world Alter dcscartpg upon the advantages that would
follow to this county, and to the South and to New
Orleans not to mention Nicaragua herself and ths world
At large-upon Walkers success, and upon the sbsme
that II would be to let him fail for want OF the pscu uiazy
aid row asked the speaker concluded address by CAL
ing for paper and INK and opening subscription list On
the Numerous gentlemen tbereupon etanpad Sn--