The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15


S,,1s SyG1.ces, ,So, And YET. i. has only been
nseen face told with Teereu:s TO Texas
INA. our serr tory already too large that the acqas
sne courry, in fact, Of no value; evidence Of
shcn "a was stated that lay between our possessions
s s saA ,s o ea ns as
brought up against that good man-P0k. (Appauss. }
Texas was acquired, and proved great deal oe,tsr
than gDy one had expected. Take California, 700. A
certain gentleman declared II tho United States Senate
tha. he voald no. give rush for the whole
ntancet IL, laying Two hundred years in the possession
Of Spain, and had never developed any Now
IN leg than fifteen years We have got our millions aud
hundreds OF Millions from that country; besides II has
developed an extraordinary agriculture Then want
Cuba for the purpose of national defence. The Island
lays right IN the mouth OF the Suf of Mexico and blocks
up the Mississippi with all iss products. II controls the
o1soing and incoming OF the exports and imports OF most
o! the Western and Southwestern States We want CUBA
for Tho purpose OF extending agricultural ources;
We wan. more sugar. and cheaper sugar aad the way
get IS 20 acquire the country where u can be produced
IN abundance and cneapy We wan; for tee extension
Of our commerce.. Down Mississippi, upon tho banks Of
the Father Of Waters, there lives man, womae or
child who does glory in the expandog co nmercs Of
Nex York. We wan. Cuba to extend the commerce OF
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore aad New urleaps as well
a. tna, of New York-to each according TO It's deserts.
Cap RYNDERs-"eoSon would &c. very small share,
thtD, reckon Laoghter) These the reasons way
approve Of acquiring oaba sad a. persons Of whatever
caDdidiy weigh them. Than have little pr.va:s rea-
son Of my own, which It would not Do proper for ne
Of Slavery soea M ysw aOs os na r son
party. (sensaticn) Let Greeley understand this, lie.
Garrison understand this let all hs dirty asol.1a crew
who agree with me. We to If take tho island OF
Cuba, we shall offend Eogland ami France The devl
We wl. Cheers and lalshter Suppose ih,se govern
d-n me- (Renswed cheering and .ughtsr.) WA. IL
y to whsthsr they Ike It Or notp When Eogaad, The
bloody old bruser (appause) has gone siasing round
the world insulting every body hyhtiog eysry body and
pluDderpg every body (Avos 90 here said something
instantly cried Put him out'' Pu: him out;n Throw
him out,' A." Throw him out')
Captain RySDERs coinseled peace, but tie cries c,a.
nued Then there was geat rush towirds sS1iebody,
while from dozen 10 thirty surged 20 and fro, bear
ing the said some one towards 1s DOOR R7nders called
out Clear the way there and let them out tne rest OF
you keep back there and let them gu. out" and the
like, I'LL the party was expelled.
Mr. BRowS-l ask you, le,low citizens, while England
has gone around making the acquisition Of terri
tory e7eryphere, If We ever inter posed to proven.
herq She he's extended her dominion all ossr the
there is not CLINE, in which she has notdomiron When
dld We ever object to her obtaining it? We'll, France,
extended her dominion everywhere and when dl We in
terpose 10 prevent. her2 We do justice ad We must
mand justice don,. stand av'sd by the presence Of
these great Powers We will say TO Engtend Erancs:
will give you Justice, and your bands we win de-
mand justice, LEI IT cos. what Il will. (Appause) Sup
bc Bay Of Bfcay instead Of in tae Gulf Of Msxiso, ana
England or France proposed 70 acquire II, AMI sho.d
say no, shall not be dore, would hot all the world say
you have no rgb. TO seek quarrel about it 50 will all
The world sag to England and Fanse they interfere with
iro0ned down BY the Of the world. Kthey interfere
hey GEEK quarrel. Win they do ia No. take my word
for Il tasy VII! % no such ;hmg No. Eosan aad France
ars no more anxious 70 1snt you, my frcnds thau you
are to aeh. :hen. (cheegs.) rhsy car do you
vas: sight OF oamags in time Of war, ha. yol
ir,m state whose whole rsvsuae in lines
OF aacs ani in depends upon har cotton crop, which
exports annually CITY thonsao1 hags Of cSoc md we
Iip- IN Ina non. an arJ No
rs well ahSTd 70 lock up our fifty thousand bags CT c1oa
az Englani TO stavo Der cpsrstives We lock them
OF her p'oplea she might prevent exporatlon Of
praoacs hps when She does u se her Starving
% " ar With SH1s; e y 1 Isi s .asn
aenc. pat ofore the war @o1ii De you woad SEQ
American selel hoist the aua stripes over no
ruieries aud over Icndon great ar,anse)and NC uopl
e9nqns' them a home This s sp appeal . rA-acs
viii .lrasb yo, WSa. mas secore OF .,le s,iri, OF os
nfvciu'caai9 flahcrs -ne ,ya,ry ~ % 70 stun:ec
dersA good joSe) An insult % Spanish priis 10
propose iAs purchase doat tapS 5p@nish pride is
quite 80 rens'.7e A9eosiing 70 my reccl.ec.ion OF
history, in 1868 Span ced.d Iala - the
knigh1s OF 81. John, ard she ksp. on cedng
nItl she csied Mex.co 10 Mexic0, havng made
twenty cessons, z1d erery asauss her
In!de. QAushier) You misl; As VEL tel
vgh. has been de5al ,hsi tpenty .imss vii De
insul.ea by the twenty syseopnd o,r. Nc Spanish prae
win not he Dsated a: most she VIII De t,e ,oy ra.
Qaushter) zen 5ou, now, by conquest, Or through
Tuba VIII be IN tls embI Of ihs Am3rcsa Ulc. blt
viii take bold ac.iop-i, will lake mined acont
viii take the RESUMPTION of AZ the res7ous oaa which
may require bioodshsd and money 10 ge. IT, and II yor
are lot prearei 20 give hs why toen it is better not
embark il tbe enterprise lcapt Ry ndsrshssa pian
acs) But have heard il objected - by soms o, our
friends, VINO are Dot abo..ionst, nor 10 the cbot
teres, tba. Cuba ia slave territory ana ta, is aco,,s
Is not sraole on that account Now speaking tor
nysef ana myself alone, ana thos, gho simply a.ree
~h me- If IT were 10 come TO US as free srri;ory and
free territory alone, then my courage would very much
ulJp 40 M yuuQer Ino ssln
,neis al all to De compared 70 slavery as il il n
the Southern States? / would aopesi 70 the a,Jons.s
70 Banks, 20 Seward, 70 Garrison an 10 one
Who Is SIN lower in he null 70 IIorace
Greeley, whether tho condition OF slavery in
Cuba not infinitely orsa than in he Sontnerp Sta.es9
Then does IL no. follow tha, BY attaching them % the
Cover nment those slaves viii eypereacs the sams
treatment as our slav. nov DO? coui no: come here
ae Southern man. Nissss.pJian and descry any per
sonal sentiment NAY haze upon this popt am o-o
ala ysr man. bee.s toat eav.ro is ,S -irs o-i,,r
(appiause)-thst Cod decrcea Il from the fou,a.oo Of
the world(rencwed ap2lause)-tbat the Afri,an race
from their creation were doomed 20 be ssves !, he rb,
man, CONTINUED appause) and ny impression Is ina.