The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20
a., NEW, YORK HERALD, JANUARY 20, 1860

Cnares orx-cr all TO pieces. Khc worthy OF an In
dpnaou nee ana ne oooa give .ruo ,ps =.
u x soc sd But &c believed pretty much vii.
lr smith, that be hars. Soush, il was before the,
the shot II anybody had H.. % convinced nom VIVA
came can here they must have becoa 0Conor did not
press The viewsof " american citizens ul sn- augh
Of husic said Mr. P, for was there, gen,se. Nor al
tcr)- and know he old not exprs views aws
be express the views Of tho saveholdors tue ",
:s south There 10 intelligent STAKEHOLDER the o.. -
side - Mason sna Dxon's line-unless he came froh
The Pine woods OF North Carolina where ca,e from,
~ II be c,us from there he might take any astou
as do Ga. l'c,}meharlss oConor does no. exp oss
ton Us intelligent n;n BY taking any such position as
that. You will 10 tsy, In tho New York Tibaae a
ssIopg Indication that they 60 not believe he Expressed
people anywhere, North South DO you believe, sir
that Henry A. Wise, In his speech tho medical students
who went from Philadelphia to Rcbmoni, whom he was
Speaking Of that great mani mean thai nggcr-I use
the american believed amp such thing
,s 0oS0. has sSs No. s, spoke q
the power OF that mans argument and his ability and
guaied before IT, He said II he had known what vcase
have taken soldiers than he muir der Of John
Brown 70 bave gone after Frederick Douglass (Grea APP
tray remarked this evening professional lar; and Il
had not lied successfully than when he followed
brckhyng, he would probably have been laying bricks
nov. daughter Twill ask any gentleman here, you
were going 70 employ lawyer would not you employ
who had peculiar ability for peculiar subject? don't
honest one, and you would lose your case Evea il
Charles OConor was not paid Tor thai Speech he IL BE-
Ess for the slave speech he made for The State q
to dance to the music there, no didn't know
whether Virginia would pay HIM You spoke, Mr.. Chair
American describing the Irsh and be said that Irish
man had died very suddenly, and the doctors ~ been
bad tho body on the dissecsns table and had chopped
him al up some way the other. The impression was
that the man had died Of the heart disease bat Irish
doctor was TO got the head 10 nd out the dis
case. While the other doctors working about the
carcass, looking for the heart Tor tlcy could find II,
no finally broso out" What tho devil you about
teIes Why not go TO the head and find the cause Of
his death at opce9 Sure, id heart 1rshman has
America: If he has heart at all be leaves at
bone with him Qaughter.) And, sure, IL he has got
any heart at all, which doubt when come u auay
S" WIN H 1nd has NO heart s Or h
meet the question fairly, when your anti slavery ply
sciens take md dsscct him and anay him. they win
left il at bone in Ireland Mr. O'tonor did not lot
express the views Of the Irish OF this city, because thero
something besides slaves II Mr. OConor could only soc
the beautiful ish women with their black husbands and
carlDe little babies, sir great laughter)f he could
Irish women with some Of tho BLACKLIST kind OF hus
bands you ever saw and their nice little darling babies
as dear 70 them as oConors baby is to him.
Charles OCcnor might argue until the Academy OF Music
fell in upon him before he would make those noble
se h no SsSs it. e %sS
bis ability At all. He wished that tue meeting could DO
resolved into q practical anti slavery meeting The
ameL dmeDt Of the constitution Of the State affecting the
coored people vas TO be submitted TO the people,
wanted the country be capvassed Ono speech OF any
the damnable lies Of Charles OCouor like deS
before tie II would take several thousand dollars
to canvass TIC state as should DO. Money would DO
much as the poor black people, and all that wanted
was TO turn into the right channel The dollar
moving power Of this country. Let niger murder a
night and tako ten thousand dollars 10 Charles
O'Ccnor be would take him to heaven by telegraph.
pay for he hail. and they bad better pay IT over and
make no fuss about and whlo the box was being car
RED round they would sing another ralying song-Ro
Mr. r. HAxlrros had como not 10 speak but 70 listen
He bad bee abundantly satisfied with the drift Of the
marks The naturalist In enumcratng the animals w0rt
1no necessary 10 mention the name OF tho skunk, aud
when it hal been mentioned that enough II Charles
s1Uss
was to be expected that the Southern work should
tired OF talking without acting. .Hc told Of the
coiored corsyman who said thu. thcrc wero
danpaton when Of tho congregation rose and said
.l that's SO, this chile 2 going 70 aac 70 The wooa.
people TO dcto take 70 the woods, aud il they couldn't
lind road they must make one.
Mr.. WALLER IAN Irishman), commenced by asking
where could ind an Anglo Saxon meeting conducted
with greater skill and ability than this. But hc had not
for cong aulancn but to correct error into which
speakers had fallen. Charles OConor Is adopted
citizen of this country Hts father adopted cIt
zep He was fine old man, with heart In him, aud
not cast iron man like his son. (Applarsc) He was
afraid therefore, that instead Of putting Charles OConcr
OF upon Ireland hoy would have 10 fake hun homo to
Themselves for he born in the Sxtward in this city,
Instead Of Ireland having that odum the American pco
pie might share Il among themselves.
Tho CHAIRMAN said 1t bard case and called upon
Or. Smith 70 help them out OF it.
Or sNIAsuegestcd that he should be sent to Virginia
Tho CHAIRMAN suggested that he might be pdr
eaory half way between Heaven ard some other place.
But wherever he was, he had been prouy well taken
OF TO light
Dr. Smiths resoutions were then agreed to unan-
mousy.
On molten by Mr. POWERS, committee OF ten was ap
pointed take n,iacry steps TO raise means TO send
lough tie State to appeal TO the hearts OF the peo
PIE IL relation the constitutional provision OF the State
Of New York concerning the elective franchise.
II was announced that MIR. Downing was present.
and he called upon 10 speak.
Mr. DowsSG rose 10 mako correction In reply TO re
mark Of Mr. Walker which seemed TO intimate dispos
ton upon the part Of the meeting 10 cast odum upon
adopted citizens He deprecated such feeling for any
who would prescribe rishnan would prescribe
negro. lie thanked Charles OConor for narrowing the
question the single issue Of the right Of the sae
10 liberty. with the moral sentiment ~ the world
ting that question: Charles OConor could be called to
Charles oConor as bid for the Vice Presidency Moro
than that he locked upon him voluntary slave to his
party. II was natural therefore, that he should maintain
slavery TO be right.
The PRESIDENT corrobora.cd Mr.. Dcwning's statement
that there was no dspoaion to sgnatize tho rish still
he was OF tho opinion that Dr. OConor an Irish
man. and Mr. Walker must face the music well AZ tho
rest. .pl ffai -t
At about eleven O'Clock the meeting adjourned y