The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09
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Vhs Banks Young Ms.'s Mass Goaveatsou 4.
Massachusetts,.
nRoRsAyr srxscnss OF SENATOR wnsoN AND \, >.
BANKS.
woRcErsR, Mau- Sept 8, 1851.
mo Banks Young Mems Mass Convention ASA ubIed =
this place shortly A<r IL O'Clock this morning. sas W.
attended. About 200 persons present Ths Erua
dss Club OF Boston, brought up abou 500 nsenbers md
added much to the epthusiasm. Bon. George WhHe a
Quincy, ohessn President On taking the ohar he
made strong snt administration and decidedly ropuhx-
speech The resolutions embrace strong repuha-
aud American principles Among those present we
Hon. Henry Wilson, Chanee James Burlington, q l.
Knapp, Hall, Alexander De Wit, and 8 Baas1,
Senator OF Rhode Island.
The presiding officer and John L. Swift Of Boston made
enthuyassio speeches for Banks.
Hen benny wnsos followed, endorsing My. Bsnks' re.
publioaDism and Amerosp,sm He th wight the ensuing
campaign stood more paucna ise0es than State ms
tsrs wanted Massachusetts t. her cevota
to freedom by electnK the candidate Of the CNnyenoa
Applause He said that the President Of the United
Safes had promulgated that tho constitution sarvta
ssyerv xhsrsssr ssss and ns Wished the mnnsms
speak tho voice q Massachusetts, in the matter
The speskef TOOK bis seat aniest mech appauss'
Another report say that the N Henry Silso- ~-x
next introoscsd and was sree.ed with iumuituou. -
| plause, he band playing Shall Columbia"
NJ WILSON 10 commanding hts speech, alluded 10 he
part which Massachusetts play % la the Lat national e!eo
ton said 10 bis Idea the OF Banks Ia the coming
election The mai or Fremont IN tho pas
| struegic NJ. BanU was now the standard bearer q
f-eed S;s,e and With his defeat II ma could be
def hdsut he would not b. eve 1.-THE san OF Freedom
would 10 Tho aaker then laid that be hSd
part the pnm.nstinn OF Mr. Banks but the re9Qo
CaDs ana rree Anne pave presented his 10 the
people, and hr nble member Of the parties, With
fullest confidence their ipee be should heartily
support him. Mr.. Banks Was q man who had promisod
littie bu, demo much for OF liberty (GrsAs
arnlarse) In the gr struggle which placed Mr Summer
10 the United States Senate Lo man Was mere earnest q
effect than n Banks (oheers He dsssrved sue-
nd ~lltndQ spAh auy~S hn
The conduct Of Mr.. Banks In the ned STA n
Representatives qan,ed ~ giving assurance Of his
per- oua that NJ BANKS al The friends
or freedom could desire He said that the President had
tuition carried slavery with wherever COOS sad tho
election OF Nj B.ahs ne ~shed 70 see Massachusetts,
pud' this doctrine He believed II would done
Mr. RAsKs followed Mr. Wilson. His appearance called
| firth loud and lang continued app!-use
Mr.. Rasks speech was quite lengthy sui eloquent
bracipE Ievies OF the pepnbloan movement from. the
start and at:ribupg the ps Oal defect 10 the want d
msnls concessions. De s.id We thus threw away thu
election Of The gallant Frenopt Men vsinly no I'D 70
pluck political uits ri en.d without the NTH of a
executive and the frriS OF thsie hopes ashsa
TbAr present and com ny d,a as 10 The fuiurs
OF Ksn,as will find brit 10 appeal 10 tie
people OF the States No judicial feAoce. Judicial
y, DO Territorial suco-es Ii left for them and Ia under
such orcums that for the first !rAn1or -
the theatre OF Safe, Rad tbet Sa sAsachuse the gre
purpcte Of the succssfa and unsuccessful consets OF ths
Iast TWO years We demand t5eu toe nstit0a
Of freedom In Karsss, and then for tbs re-
union Ct the people Your representatives. In tho Ara
tpoCerstu contest, win Eerrtcc
column Of Las. ear Will ruppor US and In such presonos
feel ~ II We stAnd native hfathev,
Supporting the faith OF our fa'he's snd Welcome the
contest be II bitter vnehs- OBJ canA
each under els separate standard, together l their
colors II the Gust Of N cfsx hurkersr, Welcome tne
nes After aucirg sereray 70 'hc 20 jest Of savey
and the efforts TO and perpctuaie recan1y
| ind Pcscert Buc,anar's ln:tcr ofeSpov
Simsn, hr. Bsrks siqrer'y urged the union and
mcny Of the PEOPLE - the only mode Of acton Ian
Mr. Banks says Of his 10 ncA cceitpn 81 ntesd
rsousy support the union OF tho ntes In tbs pn
oh gsnIy md hv
which II IL maictslr,d Idem.nd for tie North, and WIN
accede 10 the South all thai be claimed under
suiion regard free labor the stone Of
prcspcri'y the obser-aeoe Of reserved Figs Of
the sa - ~ the Foundation Of success as govern
meat resit any Interference with save labor In IL
Stairs here 7, exists but iDhexicy oppoeed 10 ~
eytsnop % The adm hson OF oner slave Saies, the
s ns ~ - o,nsS
slavery IN Territories thai oseh 70 exercise thn1
power lproles against the usurrscn Of the courts In
ssmrr to decds Is jaccsl gnensns prop s'ions which
sro in theiT nature, ad from the foandatcn
OF The govern mspt save t~ays been regarded popular
AID poniics qneslicns. As your representative Will CO
,hs, something Of the 20 government a
the Ssicn sh all be drcsed 10 the oeveopcmept
Lsnae and ciuilizing industrial pu s her than
the rcna,i.r,.cn Hpbsric customs aods
OF African slavery" Az 10 tbs American pktror Mr..
Banks 90 not hesitate 10 rrcnorn,c nv record
cd opinions think MAJ be tisied general truth,
beyond question that The rgt 70 govern this country be-
lnrgs tc ncAmcrsAn people lsPcak no prcssn tive
ernr,. but In FREQ and generous srr Il
spoken bs the American STATESMEN tee vsniou that
frsned the cor'ttucn those OF foreign birth who hsd
erteno 10 Foreigners ght OF fsrcoAon In govern
nent bat orsti not 70 surrender under any crcuu-
right Of absolute control In oihs times hey
camo In rmal numbers, aud ths arden, frends Of
hterty. Nov they 10 clouds, and vhle they claim
our mpathy re'rgses from oppression, which has
driven them from their homss they become here with
somc exceptions whether intentionally NOT the support
ers OF policy thai think IL likely TO fasen upon
tire ocn,ioens the system " oppression tho wxA
know ana which tsresers The exser OF otcAa
liberty here In i's s,roo hold inirk tnsre shoud be
srisbhshed IN some manner, higher th Of the c.raciy
| Ct applicant for c,txenship tina, Tho manner q
| comforting ctzen,hip shoald 90 made moro %
| Tenn aud In ,resdvo, and thst Legislative safe.
| guards should DO thrown around he ballot bv, "a
| protect tho rigrts Of tho public from tho gigantic
| fsrds which have boon commted-in which fresh
un1sruced voters perhaps upconsciously nsde pay
ticpspts great vios ION Of public riyni an oopcs-
ed 10 military organizations composed exsIgsvey n
foreigners, and breve tnsi the term Of dencs
reau RED before citizenship the right vote confer
red should be ma ersly exiesded.
Several Other speeches made, and zeries a
/ ropub rcsolat adop 81
The meeting Dissolved amidst the r-os, ,umutuous cncS.
\ Ing for Ranks, Wilson Samner and othcrs.
| Meeting of the Executive Committee Of the