The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-21

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sh s ne svs%sa ebec, % &c. bounds 10 undue a.
bert,, ard TO restore our government % purify
Reso vsd, That authorize Mr.. ohxes Rsemein who is
slippers caoo q this city, rsprsssp. oar Ios.ss
losas ne said sssgss 2 d.
which we consider Of paramount Importance ct present
That cherish Union above 81 obe,s
reason = tie IS that stated e. y II ne
h rsS 70 % r. sh .G
che Of The two possrs ces,y given by the
hat tie Cost Of he Unsd States the srs audit
should be the only and last win byHwe
We smphaica recognize and usis: he gres. safe
guards Of the soysregntv OF the states and
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Inalerabe rishs Of defined in The of In
S' That If REBUILT. freedom houa
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pstolaly Know Noningsm cannot have place, e.hsr in
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ever sf detes religious associations that interfere with
delegates appointed be- and they are hereby d
said delegates are authorized 10 cali.
CHARLES REEMEN, Efq, then took the stand amid great
applause He spoke against the Nebraska hi the ami
tube and the pc-savsry tendencies of the dsmo:ra
party. he would gotc the Pittsburg Convention
Independent for the purpose Of consultation hoping
that the conversion would take such ground taat
liberal German de mo:rats could cordially operate with
Mr.. Reemelins Speech spiited discussion took place
in which various gentlemen participated, the cons.
1 2.d defended ssng oa the
ground Of intimate personal friendship with Med agree
nd the as ss pHossea %
strongly anti Nebraska. The resolutions put
and carried when The meeting adjourned Toe best of
order Prevailed and the close and fixed attention of the
audience during the speak showed that the Germans
aie a thinking and reasoning people.
Kansas Aid Meeting in Pittsburg.
We copy tie following report from the Pttssag Post
81 The 10Th inst
Agleesbe to notice. previously given in the newspa-
gers. .bs thousand people assembled last night At
Hin Hail. TO take action upon the existing state of
affairs in Kansas and to devise measures to send relief to
the 'fee Sta.e'' settlers there
M Jackson read he call upon which the meeting had
ass mbec and stated the objects expected to be
poit tMen of committee to report series of buttons
The Cbsir appointed the following gent emen :-Messrs
Russell Erett E. H. Irish, Thcs Steele rhos Hiots and
1hs committee then retired, when Mr. Eaton, of tho
Commercial Journal proceeded to entertain ths audience
BY reading long article from the New York Tribune
Pierce" The article Of those tissues Of
tanning nst enough truth to make the improbable
stories teem plausibie but IS, 1t suited the peculiar
views Of most Of those ASSEMBLED wa Of courses recved
At the conclusion OF the reading Of this document Mr.
WnIAk E. STEVENSON was called 70 the stand. He made
tref addYess in which he alluded to the occurrences
that have lately traDsped In Kansas denouncing in
measured terms the AissouIians who participated in
literally 10 sustain the "free state' men BE said he
had received from merchants and in
"s fussh MONEY arms and Hss w0f He
also read the laws pa eed BY the Legislature Of Kansas
relative to slavery whish he Of course also denounced
an sctive and effective association to aid the free Stale
en- would be organized.
br. ERRx11, Chairman of the Committee on Resolutions
here Ieported the folio wing. which were aioptsd:-
as Viz ss w gee s:s
hs for no sO tss her Than that g. daring
aid az free people mar give TO those who struggling for
Reaoyed That The President in the course he has pursued
NE Of has given evidences o. settled
:
s ere nom voting hsr
&C. s *
sps are engaged IN ORGANISING armed bsn6s enforce em
oeoopes praeissy sctas ~ with those men who
&c Set Il s.s sso s Ss
ss ana as +. Sc found a. home n INN. a
with ne daturbe Ct The peace in Kansas in
as s .4s
% NE ara property hose are defending shsir dear
nh s ~ psop. of main
em an he law h
Territory; ths our rgh. to e1tssd TO hem pscun!ar AID
sasn ia' 70
psa
he nsss r no aes law
V. I'll and
whether they some hon nf.tusied Executive
r. E,.cysd That carrying the object Of
Ala h an' hs dua
means and devsDg methods for ectualy aiding the Of
Resolved the President This meeting appoint con
he mes Ss
The President AZ as early day as convenient
DR.. Canaan, Nessrs. u. L. Eaton, r. c. Fleeson and
II omas M. Marshall then addressed tle meeting in VIC.
lent hsrsrgues. advising In the most monner
armed rfistance and peagDg themselves contribu
money &C., for that purpose. They continued talking
until the audience had mostly disperfed when the
meeting adjourned to meet again the Of tse Pres
cent
The Difficulty between Messrs. Rust and
Horton.
From the Washington UGioa, Feb 2O.l
MR. RUST TO MR.. HORTON
WARRINGTON, d. C., Feb 10, 1856.
SIR was informed yes .erday that article had
appeared in PAPER, pm bshed In your d. trct, over
your initials giving account Of this din suty betwt on