The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10
conviction THAT the Wan er Rivas g,vsrnuen. wouli
shortly be res gnxsd ut Washington This Was receive


with loud cheers.
Alderman CLANCY was then introduced Z, the setiue
and said that he cid not intend TO snIsrrs Don ,e oD
which had s:tuaed them all to here 10 night He
Purposed to read at this time the speech delivered by
GeEerA walker at Granada, made after receives
the intelligence that through the treachery of boss /,
whom he bad entrusted an important command, his
army had sustained terrible defeat at SAnt. Rosa A.
the time he made this speech, and this pre-
vslent there, each man looked his nsghbor stsadsIy
in the eye with determination that though clouds aud
adverslty might then rest upon their fortunes thsy
would soon override the difficulties which lowered about
their their path; lApP1Musel Mr. Clancy then read tbs
derce from Granada in yesterdays HERALD. Il spg
eessd BY the rpeaker that they mgat yet grasp Walker
He hoped to do 80, but hs ei not wish to
him land in New York until he had gone through
Mexico and left his mark behind him. vocisrous
Ex Councilman Wild then addressed the m .etins As
to con.ag SsDg tSs & mss;s together It. is swsys Gus
were convened. wish, gentlemen, to come to some
ming pfae csi to.nget though for my declarations
have my POSSESSION 500 s'snd of arms, 500 600
hullet' and DO not intend that the government shall
know where they are. Great applause would say
to the Christian churches throughout the country In
stead Of furnishing shsps raea for intestine
Iasua. (Applause and cheering Tais !. no momeat
for mere talGingit in the moment fr decided &C lon
There about hundred of Jour couutymen whose
bones now whi'en the 6ecs of Nicaragua. Shall not
they be aysugets (Cries Of They shall +" "tbey shs)
Who can better avenee their death than New Yorksrs
that have fought our c,untrys battles in Mexico who
ere sgain ready shoulder their npd in Nicaragua
assist that zee I'D Warrington, Gen. Walker Whosver
contributes to help on thus glorious will have
rich legicy to hand down to his children daar was
that bequesthed to by fathers Action decided
action is wha. We want Gentlemen have studied ths
history OF Nicaragua and understand its map pretty
wall Gcd bss made 1t glorious country All II wants
American industry to develope its and make
It free and prosperous country Let every msu, who
feels interest in this cause contribute 70 the nit
te Whatever he will even II it is but dime. He will
never regre. H. but before six months roll around
will thank God that he the MEANS part OF help
ipg in this glorious undertaking. (Cries Of "go,d''
good" and vociierous dem ,ns rauons OF applause
Captain RYNDERs ead-He had reliable Inf ,rmaton
tfst there were from threa to four milf II dollars
ready to crush Walker. II the present feeling favor
OF Walker cied out his expedition a. an end.
II was necessary, when they adjourned, that
it should be understood that the friends of
Walker would be ready to meet at the call OF
the commi tes In convenient place to adopt
such neaures for the good of the cause which they al
bad at heart. as would desirable They had not
done with the subsct-he wanted the people to uuder-
stand thatand they would kindle e that would blaze
all over the country. (Great appisuss.) He moved,
therefore that when they adourn It be to NEST the
call Of the committee.
The motion was aecepdsi and carried by deae oing
shout of "Aye," and the Ing then adjournsd az
hall past ten The hall during the whole evening was
closely peaked and large ,wd gathered the
walk outside unable to obtain admittance.