The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10

Niacragua for fear the country would be dspop a
70 &. s9ss &
are Assem- eled and although ny friend who preceded
s:s s.s b dSn dan intend MAX: sDs.sh vo. feel
ympAthi.e With General walker. The people IN Mia
Iagua invited him to their country, to assist then
4 to let The world Know that shsrs are peo e In New
York who although it Is not writtsnsnd in this beg
not written-I grant that it is not written on parah
msnt. but 1t IL written upon the bearts OF
bsyonsts tla can mark Il out iAppisuse) Il is ths
msnfest destiny OF this continent: that the Amsrieaa
psops sA., govern III and when say thu American pe,
ne was born Therefore that this Is written on
the American hsart and all the Sa;e ,1ass manu-
many can never let ont blood enough to stop
the progress f Amsraan principles through the world
that m.tsrA sd-snd 81 taa mean woSsS arms soa
ammuni'ioD which Is woat General Walker most ussis
hearts that are rsst to sesond him his in
Central Auerice to rsvou ionze to susjug
esys's s,s,s then M.t socially. morally and politically. Before
we're in back ward condi.i ~; there was n, prs.
grsssive element among the psools; they did no.
their commerce and asricu.turs. Repu ,ii,an pru-
PEI 'ie win stand up In the image IN which God made
tatu' -frseuen Now is to accomplish this that Gsn.
doubt Of bis atse Ss doe: not suoo,so
some spirit like him viii carry out what hs has
so%msncsd con. Bat trust twey aid viii reach hi and
which he is now engaged Hs has been called iibus.
ter, and Who proc,sms that most loudly9 Eog.nd has
done So and what government has had TO say up
on it thsn the government of Great Bsitainp
voitE-larcy has too
Capt. RysDKn'-I hop. you will ressive mercy wheu
you need II, and enough OF 1t TOO. CLa1gnter.)
VoicE-Oa dry up
the fountain Of his sort will soon dry up Irene we'd
Augbler) Let him speak. like to hear little fua l.
hs.ei is any fun In the man. More laughter) Every
robbery aud piracy all the OF the earth then
England stands in front rank Of robbers and pirates
u,w has abe acquired her vast territory
VoIcE-By her bravery.
Capt RYspERs--wsl perhaps the gsntlem,a thinks
BY doing s IT,. mis- S s
mex. to him to tale care Of his packe-thats all (Up
scar1us Aughtsr) If you have t any other witty tel
low now show him up-l an really to ans anything
h. may have to say: win not belle any a.ion on
will deny IT, that there many brave gallant and
liberal souls among them; but they have commi tied
sgresion upon every and denceess nation On the
ace tf ths earth and that ia fact gentleman here
can deny.
sitory. But did she acquire It for the purpose Of
giving liberty or liberal laws to this pe,ples
ea' them + iaa -bs. Ssy ss s. S' ssn. t.
y aequirirg territory, ,iss the fellow who sad hs
ss ss ] of ssn :ss ss a
you are descendspts you united to By Of
blood and interest; and the interest ontvsgns al
m M saH they % u
snd elevate thtm instead of iobbing them write me
down one. (Applauss) Oar counuymen have gons to
siceIsgua to s,sist in esa osh.g eovsrnmsnt similar
end not ths ausIs the people. know there ara many
lore who i,,t Inc ,ss when refused 70
sre In favor Of the FREEDOM Of 81 nstions.
VotE- So are.
IN this case, it seemed to me, acted with ogsrag tr
dness that fettsd sni CALLED mo- fol. as had done
ss ~ s Sss
la my veins. But on calm reflection perhaps we
all worg As the ger tleman Who preceded me has ssid
the United States hold high and commanding position
su,org the nations Of the earth. Is there
VIII, would ike to see his governmeat guilty OF DIS
Of neutrality and il would be disgrace to her and
us II he broke her treaty with o.her nations. know
.ervativs citizens dc-thst Freach was not props rep
resentative Cf the Ncarsguan people that he did not
represent .hs government beca1se there vas no ev
Standing therefore upon its faith, pledged a. it to
,he neurahy lsv' we could not Iesogsiss the govern
rue character in this particular.
AvoIcB-Wby eicn't we receive Frenca9
me ey ss for the %ps
But BE- that IS it may, whether the sovsrnmeas
o. the case and stood BY sne pegsd to the nations Of
the world to preserve the neutrality laws Ba. now
except es s
aud those tney make ybody understand (aughter)
Insy admit II That T. Is res. and that s What
who thinks it is terrible wordT don't understand
what that means"
VoIcB-Yes, mere especially when he gets Marry to
lead him.
Capt RYSpERs- fact may MT be known that vii.
liam L. Marcy is man wh', am proud to say, has dis
Here there were misses and grosns given for Marcy.
voIcE-1hree cheers for Marcy.
This wss followed by perfect storm Of hisses
ANOTHER VoicE-Iet ua have no politics introduced
Still Ayo1Hm-There are no politics introduced.
At this stage of the proceedings an infariated ndl-
vldral Jumped upon the stand, and said some
s, 's MS aSss able ' lick v any
ard lumber OF others crowdng around them with
rather bge ent aspect there was ey-ry indication of
ver no agsue tros place and the Pr ,sdsns and ohsr
cfioers succeeded in restoring order.
Captain RYNDERs-I hold IL to be Of the rights OF
public meeting express their approba ion dsappro
baton.
Here somebody interrupted the speaker again with
,emark which we did not hear
Captain RyspERs.-Mv friend, if you would not open
your mouth oftsp, you would not say many foolish
tLrgs. Qsughter) Isay 1t is one of the rights OF
public meeting to excress appreciation or disapprobs
ion, and have no objection to any man doing so, so
viii only let me talk to the man who interrupted me-
will fetle him in q minute. l hold it cemocrasic Of
man to express himself so long
-epsak Of Walker.
Capt. RyNpERs-I thought you here for the pur
pore Of pporng General Walker but when began to
explain to you what had been d0ncand thai too without
finding faut with any man-you interrupt me. Now
what wanted 70 say is that is about to
acknowledge Nicar agus. was going to tell you that
the relative position of the United States and Nicaragua
had chargec. (Appause) That the government in Nj
csrseua was organized ana that very intelligent gen
tleG an, called Father Viii or some such nau,s ap
pointed haater in the place of French (rhree cheers
we're here given for Father vijL) I have now in my
possession TACT communicated to me feom Washington
thst our government win recognise Father viohy,
Whatever HIS name IL.
EThe speaker proceeded at still greater length contend
that our citizens hsda right TO emg-ate TO Nicagus,
to bring their property with them and their aey
liked, as part Of their property. When the govern
me mt reco gnjzed the Minister from Nicaragua the
patton Of John McKeon gone and when he said that
he desired TO be understood speaking only Of hs bust
nese OF which he had he believed, quite enough to do
Mr.. MILLS was the next speaker. he warmly advocated
the extension OF the bounds Of free iom all the
world and particularly over Nicaragua When he
crted man In the crowd told him he In favor Of
huch princip!en to keen clear Of this admniarAton