The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20

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,,o n,..nN WE s,l MysI MslsIAs Our RIeFIs - ,..
owing Y II great 'aepf"iy 'Ae "'A'
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And all others opposed IN despoc and unconstitutional egs
latcn are requested to meet IN The
on xo,,.r Nov S2wS y 4 u.s. :, -. oe,ocx
For e as 3 *. Of s relation 70 one
he re Of the peope of this town and county have been
WILLIAM J: ROSE,
R order D Of S Ss oanm s en-
w sS> Sd ps0f o, I'D Elan 5sJe H Men II o
Count W. 3. Barton. Henry Dean, j. W. Durts.
Tho meeting was organized by appointing Thaideus
payds President Henry LComp. Secretary, Emery Bar
ton and Josiah LeCompt Vice Presidents
Mr.. Dayids, one Of the principal Of Now Rochelle
engaged at the time with important corporation
business, Mr.. @. W. lloyd appointed temporary
chairman until the arrival of Mr. David, which took place
room after.
Mr. lloyd on taking the chair read the call Of the moe,-
ing, and introduced William hose Esq az the speaker
Mr. Rosa .ad-we arr assembled bore TO night for no
less than that for which Warren diodit is mum
clpsi liberty. We are assembled hero to utter grca
truth ne men who know their rights ard knowing dare
MAINTAIN them. Ono Of the Grs principles Of oonsila
ton tho night ct free speech based upon that principle
ia the right OF assembling togc,hcr To take oounso
With another, and men, citizen
a. utter our free opinion upop The Ns Of the country
whether he IN tho face Of tho Legislature The Presi
dent Tie Legislature not masiers; the Legl-la
tro Of the ssie Of New York public servants they
chosen by you make yeur laws ard make them IN ac-
cordance with the wishes You have Indicated them and
moi men chosen 10 ny laws upon !oa Tor the sake OF re-
oonluered by you, and VI you weigh them, and ind them
wanting you have your rclof IN the ballot boz There Il
no doubt gentlemen, Wi hoy have exceeded their rghi
their powers cgisnors for II there " tight Ia the
constitution more dear uan another, II 10 that those shall
be rcpreRcLted who arc lrgislacd Tor Tho combination
no In ti ippla Wi rlu
Tho idcn that ~ 20 govern themselves that
Inspired laihers and al your Ia.rotshe idea that
With The general principle OF g0ycrnmeut, tho
hdivlaua nan was III 10 govern himself ms
tho Idea that gave the nrst word, That IN
spirod with fiery Iauctgm Patrick Henry and Jeirrsnn
The constitution says iha, governments defirc their jat
powers from tho consent Of the governed but this leg
Eure has asso led rights and powers entirely hostile aud
opposed " tho viii and interest 81 tho governed people
II not that plainly di,ryarding c ooustituon and trans
crossing its spccfcaiions? When government thus be
CONES hoeo u the wishes interests and liberty Of The
people hc their duty alter sboh H. and thus
effect iner safety aud harpines you 1.-Two IN pcass and
enjoy mesi io,gcnns Ina, yonr ghe are az s.a.e' ,
u you will rise against power and inference YOU viii de
serve your liberty and maintain ~ people deserves 70
DO FREQ Just IN proforik2 a. u watches and regards W.
freedom. To day nlcre EXITS n ueasonahc few in
midst-'ts hard 20 say that noariahed In
70 drive Tho sssassip's dagger into hcr breast
bot II = true there They arr In Albany They have
i'ed 10 force these laws apon you and you resist they
with big saarios; and whore DO they got themS Dot o.
your pockets rcbbng aud diffanchsng you At the
uEe. How n u Thai the fame paper which In 1876 sup
ported the Decentralization Of POWER, supports this
csntralxug and oppressive Police CommlssIoId We ae
about 10 be subjected W partisan rule. n you submit 70
t. then there ncthng for thosc 70 do who cannot ao1o
oppose but 10 mourn the ies. But n you viii op-se
and reject that rule, then may yot have municipal
liberties maintained Let proceed at oncc to ooci dee
gaies and call upon neigboring counties n do the
same; and u, these delegates chosen BY and from tho
people meet In y convention ard protest against these
a~s--boldy protest against them This viii cause an
crus session q tho IL elanro, and then whom they have
duly considered the matter, ey may think jGdcioas 20
rsrcal these bills