The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

GRAND MASS MEETING AT TAMMANY HALL TO
The undersigned sharing the convictions Of the President
of the United States that the and que. of the whole
triumph Of either OF the political parties in Kansas
s % %
more important obectsn
without slavery the excitement, beyond her limits will
speedily and that III her s tat sub
human power can prevent them from changing within
And hat the people of Kansas having, their own wav
and in strict accordance with the organic act framed cons
INTO the Union under this constitution she ought 70 be 90
and O be ss
be impending over the Union by reason Of the disturbed
Friendly relations of the people of the States with each
Respectfully invite their fellow citizens without distinction
TO n With them IN s' Of sss S ss held
the call of the Democratic Republican General
with and ghening the hands OF The national Executive.
Henry ss S5s: Moses Moses baylor Baylor.
James Brown, Jonathan thomson,
sh CHAR I aHs bsSis, Sssa'aeT 8 Rowland,
Gerard Stuyvesant Joshua J. Henry,
" Butler Duncan August .au Ta Belmoni'
ssreay sasson F sp'9eR Ras
John Steward, Jun, William Aymsr,
Mathew Ssnae SsSS Morgan, " VS. Drsy,on,
Emngbam townsend George .. Sutton,
II. o. Brewer, William Tyson,
Carroa Livingston, Ut. sontter,
7, 3 IsSiyyaespsurgh, y f S SS''
g. SfI p Rd e. S5sen' EN- R RasE
2 w. Enss Son, I'D. Fowisr, '''''
Horatio Eagle, VIM. Fellows,
I Law rem c.' Waterbury, sssers oracie,
so s1%fsp c SrInS.'' Henry o sse6lr.,
Henry Hopkins SK peyer,
" x W ' re- yrrnws Rufus Prime
VIM. Loeschisi, L. L. NJ Burow.
Charles Christmas, Issac Wright
Fred ID sch s,"as Il seScndsra
l. y. Amsinck, Gustavus Kuter,
Rob M j. rI biiiSnn. Tieo O. Fowler,
W. 7. schmidt, Kupe King.
E ESst COLGATE Ms,vs, sd WsIs, aus'in
Z day isroi DsRey,er Co.. Girist' Fay Hess
john L Al Sa VIM tcb ssSao sehpeler
John S Lawrence, Sd. c; Center.
9. w b. Tompkins 4 Co., John G. Giles,
W. X. Stone. John Nelson
5 III" 3 G. , Fields Rich Il Dss1s
saml X Meredih Hamilton Price
q. l.. Arrowsmith, II. /. Lansing,
r. Wells Kenyon John l.. Boyd.
D. Wright 4 20, H. Bulteel,
IF Pardy. WN Browne.
George \. baldwin, G. A. Clinton,
S %as. d 4 Ss.s"n' EdS. I Douglass,
Thomas IL. BOOfem, ~ B. DrlGRs
W. W Kingsley, Wa. Stlb,
j. u. Lyel' A. &. Ramsey,
B Stacy Earle, ". ~. Borraeu,,
j. ". Bronck, H. X Clark,
q A. Secor, l. q. Norris
T.. H. Ludlow, 2. Elnson,
&. J Kingsley, Gerard Iaock,
Thos. Andrews x Co., Theodore N. Herhst,
q. A. Mervin, y. A. Hale
W. II Calwill. W. Waaon,
jonathan T. Patton, Adolf PfeBder,
David W. : one, Alex Jones,
ID. Knowon A. Hume
/. Chipciini, John II. Burns
Jas. +. Harper, II. Clifton, .
T.. &. Pond, Jas. Woodhouse,
T.. r. Wilson, A. A. Roacne,
T. H. Jaauen, Thos O'Bren
". III. Sauiner, X W. Irundy,
Chas. Mulkair, lheo. Frean,
T.. J. Donnen, Douglass Sstteriee,
John Il. storr, :. NJ Dayton,
Robt Dumont Henry =. Devoe,
John IL Elliott, j. y. Harris,
W. H. Dyer, w j. Carr,
John d. Spader u. J Boyd.
Andrew II. Clark, Andrew Luke,
J, A Machado, Joha " xarston,
MGrcellus Massey, y. Hopkins. Bros
A. " Pomeroy, Ihcs. j. stewart,
Campbell y White, George Is. Powell and thr-
Henry W Peck, iythree hundred others