New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-22
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
SYMPATHY FOR WALKER.

S1hPAIH1 fOh W ALhEh.
meeting called by l. Rynders of the Custom
House. w. Wilson of the First ward and the keeper Of
O Broadway liquor fsloon, was held at the Taber-
nacle, Saturday night, to devise means for aiding
Gen. Walker in bis crusade against the people Of
Nicaragua. The following well-known men, Thirty six
in number, were (accordng to the notice Of the Com
mittee Of AnangemeLts) to address the assembnge,
viz:
Gov Podmsn N. p ice Of New,Jeuey, e.-G,v, William
Smith Of vhsni, e1 Go, A. j. Brown Of M.'sppi sx Gov
Hon. c. OF Sn HON. Stephen bsas.
Illinois Hop Robert ToOmb: If Georgia, Hon John Be-. Of
oVh,ins Hon A. Butler Of South CArolns, Hon; John
Benjamin Of iou..ns Hon John A. oumsn of Mis.i'.ipp
seEi..n, Hon John Rely Of EexYcIi Hon. Hii,n Va.
Sdss :: En- sshf Hon q G.9 j SSo
Of AIian.:, Hon job. nsdw.lsdsr Of Penn.ylvsp.
BuIfn Of NewYo,k Hon Alexander O. Morton of NewYorl
hon Appleton 0shsWith Of NewYoIki Thomas Frsncis
Yorf Fletcher Webster So Of h,:.schu.eti: VIM Rose
Wheat Mexico Capt Iaah Rynders of KewYoIk PROBES
sor Dimitry Of " arlington.
were 1. Rynders, A. Oaksmth, 7. j. Green, and c.
quartette known TO fame.
In spite of the storm, large number nclud-
ing seversl fashionable ladies' attended and took part
in the proceedings.
I. RYxpERs called the citing to order, and made a
sps ech to sbos that his stion perfectly consistent
with bis position as an officer Of the General Govern
meDt. He appealed strongly for contributions, and
nonr sttd w. b. Burnett for Chairman of the meeting.
Dir. BuRsHTT, on assuming the duties of presiding
officer, made an address explanatory of the word
"Fi hbus,tr." Our Revolutionary fathers and al
OTHER eood men were flibusters. Mr. Walker WA
flliLmter; the speaker was fhbuster.
The following bet of offcen was then read and ap
proved
n ESs T h 5sSa csaey
Thomas w Ad.n. John Mekb1en. jI Samuel Long asn5y
5fSS %.s ;:ss s 7aR:
chS' npe no. O1eI John sss 1s' CA
%R.: % James DsIs So. T,sr
daniel Taylor Tysss TAS%s; Danl:P W. W., DI ns
@ f' Hq.s'io s Nid JOIN cs.%S:S: Dessy
ssr.'as;s:1Ed~sgd coop! TSoms; ko.s;:; Ssds. Hale.
s.! r. sss
.Sn Mason ' John stS
Oliver Hbb.rd Thomas Higgins James Hughes John d. Nc
GIesor.
Among the name of Presidents alone we notice
Tax Commissioner Brown, Custom-ilouse Inspector
Miner, Assembly man Sbeehsn, Alderman Clancy,
Custom. House Messurer Adams Custom-House IL
epecior johnson, Deputy Sheriff Rollins Alderman
Mcconnell, Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
S+lab, Corporation Printer McSpedon, Alderman
Biegs, Custom-IIouse Measurer Feeks County Clerk
Connolly, Ass. nbl. man Reilly and Customs Officer
Dunlap; and the remainder are about equally divided
between petty officials Of the Government and keepers
of public houses.
The officers having been announced, A. OAxshiTH,
merch ,nt of this city, after brief speech, introduced
the following resolutions:
WAe,.as in all tnss Of national emersfney-n all times Of
suI own so upon hose Of other andsshchsr BE- by
or by *. ss s.ssai,s. Of the sie Of New
1 Of
and suffering OF cline sne where's the rceri
isss, ons thousand q ,her coun,rymrn sas
in behalf principle which lies she very q all In
are wsrins sssps, OF es,,r s,O and vs!es the
receive assistance ehe from as
ept OF people Of county Ia lmn,r OF beie
mssssced to se whereas the s,-asde now eendns IN
10 which, isue 10 dtermos under rrab
nosn laws and si,G The pcsee aud pSsp dty o ths
country and through that condition of pospry Law
sssnt Vi G.Ders ..ai Walker, the icr innate Pr~iGrn
lii al .vrT,u.y Of ,b. United ss'cs upor tb'. continent
specially . ,hs orsisp sY,ernn.ns OF Cn-.s Rcs us.Tfa
OF he rns- power. Of the rid h.'e combined 70 lie
TS s. sSd .'s S ,s S ss ss S.i
s!1ensiP the pn,sss 81 ss,end., orr a .y%pslhI "a
Of ss,ur,l rsats who 'rss,,ils .niy
misfortune and especially do claim this privilege
this rsh when sid required IN The deenSs Of the lives
and the priu. plcs Of American cKixols
Resolved That the people OF the United katesin the hrm
belf that the Of Pesiden, William Walker AID his
sotst.s in Nicaragua the only calculated TO bring
peace and Prosperity 10 hs. unhappy county and 70 establish
there . republic ser the model Of owasre iseely III
,er,.t,d In bis sna thai. While indosss III the
the progressive sminenis American priecps which hsve
nsriea bic they pless themselves sustain mn IL he
fnie tb< OF The same high and liberal aims
Rsseis.d there 10 lss md r-pGis,e any
Any Law whether written upon our .ut- e1:
bsy hser satbo1ty than sn executive proslslasop
h.hs American eitt<enR
Er,ctrtd That wherever eountrymen may whs,Rer
lie pursuit OF tbrir several csins In he pro,eeaton
ursssles in the developments and eisse n,ti
81 nee s1d hersl IsGcll in the sid Of people ss
g,ips Tree they Iix, ~ and H. While enss
.neh soc End dB,Sesed sot-Tpisss misfortune should
b, n em Trey have doibe claim npon our sympathy and
sepPrt. ,.,,-,,
RIrsd That the people Of the uuited stse; CORDIALLY F
proye Of tho p1rsurd By the Hon John Wheer ss
Minister ~ "a. United States Nicaragua aud that De cont
usIiy of Pssc for the lh Aad liberal stand wac
he tool for ,hc defence md propagation OF AperosD interests
In thai quarter.
needed, That the 81 American citizen shAi enns
every bo lcsrs 10 foreign land whatever may D. ms
n,Iur his faults. the protection Of ih- ssSrA M
II lvi hold he