The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

/ Eesoised, That hail 10 lbs r.sartec4r1 81 tsly
oe those grsad svent~ ~h.ch mark era, ant rrr
mard fosevsT the admiration and woneer Of mankind
Resolved, Tnat Ia the heroic rt,oI - their rFte,
and the orderly reconstruction OF their gsxarnn.nt tn
Italian people hsye been true olylna,on u tta-
sge and loyal 10 t memories % th.r ancient history.
Res,itsd That with reyerent faith In tho Prov
hsdi, by his simplicity and purie Of eharAs-f-ha-
otty sassscn above the schshness Of c"uq ecf-h's
MAJ vlous and his great wisdom, s;ancs near
WGshi gton Divine instrument Ia toe ca'ks "
free government. loud applause -
T. Resolved. That the citizeas Of tho United sfa."s,
Who he daily toll and uanly honor Of Garieaidi-
exile solwill pot limit ourselves 70 msr
such aid TO struggling and gallant pcopi as should r.
ccme n free end generous nation. tipplaiseg
ro sa ne sa a vr OF our arnaa fund.- AM
make such arTcngcet for its collection and 'rarsnne
sion 10 Garibald as may be doomed proper
O. Resolved That the chairman and secretary OF the
Committee OF Arrangements be requested 70 transmit ~
the ltal,an people through General Carioali the pro
ceednfs ef ,his meeting.
The PRrDrSr pat the question the resolutions and
they were adopted with great uaapiuiy.
spsEcH OF Hos. LUTHER r. MARSH.
The introduced the first speaker the lion
u rBER X MARSH, who addressed the assenblage sue
stantaly az follows
Ffliow Crrutxs--wa have met this night, not only
record appreciated Of the character and services Of
The great Italian but also TO contribute d sympathy
ard means help him and those whom he tolls in the
still await them the Of patriotism
peculiarly appropriate that the land OF Washing
TN should ex nd she band Of love aid country
Surihald For yet nains had lifted their
heads high enoneh TO meet the gaze Of any eye in Eu
rops--whle yet this hemisphere slept unknown between
the OF the Wesone OF Italia sons, the grandest
Of his race torchcd with the highest inspiration
pointed hs fran ship INTO the vast unknown, and in the
very abmity Of hope defying peril end fear and mutt
ny slil kept and and tl faith rewarded by
ifnition and the world was doubled by his will And so
with him. that Indebted to Italy for the very
tintnt OIL which we live. (Apphnse) And
aen in this S nsw land , broken their yoke and
4 conquered their freedom, another OF the sons
Italy came 10 write the story Of The American struggle
and Of American independence 10 that this historic
page might blaze IN the face OF oppression, and
become beacon and q joy to his own land, when, IN
Cod's providence, the time should come 10 assert its
tie lie free. And that time hrs COMETS on them
a, ,bis hour-how much quckened by that history We
cannot cl-and here to night 70 aid il with our
| gifts, and name II in our prayers, (spplause) In all
mpo tart national crises, there Is always right man
tor the right place. Affairs rpcned for revoln
ien and Then permitted TO take Of themselves Con
currently with the maturing process, a master
Sppi.,e rMijh webster. that the Almighty has not
made world which he does not take the trouble to gov
crn y. knows LII own appointed time, and sees to !
that the right material provided, and often seasons il
in hre and ashes nurses !, in tempest, and losses in
sosm, that i may BE- tough TO endare the strain TIL
three Of la Is not IN exception Suddenly,
from the skies desc nds upon her OF the largest and
nobs .pdoMmenis and pnrest virtue Of matchless mt
or land Of courage that heard Of fear, and
generosity that X thought Of self One deep IN
whose soul planted hatred Of every form OF despotsr,
and before whom burned ever the fire pillar guiding e.
his country redomptien. witha quick intuition IA j.
that lie h The chosen an1 10 The returning
exile the honors the dangers and the responsibilities OF
clieiianship are by common consent awarded.
| Cheers How wonderfully he had been prepared FOR
this grea, duty wha, strange destiny placed him in
youth Tor some act of patriotism under sentence OF
DEATH and drove him from his native land arry Amorc
adventurous lot has rarely fallen 10 His career,
ono danger and combat not for himself but for
others For him never any portion OF the prize--the
benefit Il The suffering his sole eompensaon-too great
10 DO augbi but give, carrying his life in his hand that
| IL might be ready for the service Of any fellow
] creature VII, might need 1t. cine subject is
l
| If be wouia. HI would not escape il if he could. II
nerves his arm IL ls his brain /, cheers the present and
alas Tho Tutnrc@,he hope Of helping hs beloved italy
Whenever eoun'yman sinks by his ste his grief takes
double wee st, thai he should have lot his friend,
and that there would be warrior the less when
he voice Of the trumpet should be heard beyond the
Alps. (Applause) Whether on the keei-beaten waters
0f The Mediterranean the broader whether
tie foods Of he Ia Plata. the PaFana or the Uruguay OF
| % The pompas sotudes Of Brazil whether h. drives
biz here's the marts of Montevideo flying home,
wielc his sword within the walls OF Rome, or harls his
daunils Zocaves upon the yielding armies Of Austria
training himself TO fight Tor tn liberation Of Italy, and
biz eye i alw open 10 catch the frat tokens of the
dawhng cay. (AppnGse) How often, as he sat al the
gets Of oar own -ntly to the sea covered with the en-
tims Il bis greasy toll, would he lay his close
10 the beating OF old oceans vital heart, as
! he heaycd Ia her fullblown shIr, and counsel
them siil 4 la'y Io had tho same ath that the hour
Would come y Columbus had that world would rise
eyes a. Caftadi behold IT, instantly he enters the
mission ioI which his Prev life had 80 wen prepared
him. The people rock his standard The Bourbon ~
pa IL Up his crown jewels AMI fiesthe royal pur-
pie before the red flannel shirt Cries of Good'
and arpans') from island TO mainland the conqueror
tho desp and rusty boited dungeons, holding the
very ,h,alry 81 italy, open before him and forth
The nacaea sufferers TO light, and life and liberty; the
tn,hgfsem IT the people flames ~ like the long pen
forces Of tlleir own Nesuvus and he pushed On his
triumph, tn he carries hi ensigns VI from the toe Of
| lie pennSuh. 10 the very borders Of the PontGe
marshes TN lie rescnes the kingdom o. the Two siclies
and then this esitie drover, tins candle maker, this
hero of continents having seized the hstoa of abso
lutte empire, voluntarily resigns II 70 constitutional
sovereign Cacommunicated though he was, unites nine
mintns Of men IN q common soniedeFafy, eunites
the scattered fragments after their long and disastrous
bah sp,ak tic word-sccesson-(arpaus and like
another cBoinnatus--likc another Wasbngton-bears
onl, aurcls and recorded honofs, and nations graft
tuce e. hs ca.sgrroundei home. (app,ause) There
h n,w-the lion IN rcposealmost the nrs reposc an
safety HI lfc has Known only few such sta
toned alole the Of time. We may glance down
whole ,enturi,s Of history In vain 10 nnd them ami
stance ~ higher and heller patriotism. Bu, much
mains 10 be d. ne The captured nightingale sil beats
hsr wirg ard walls her melancholy plant that she Is
got Wholly free. The hills that cir. the Nobs Of
the woid arc stl ~ despc grasp and the peru uoas
nae hargs Ca III no thorn borders al the siria Bu,
tbs vii not continue. Tho imperial city. rich with tn
5, ave anl twenty conturles IL Ia tn pro.
ybec Language az Count favour. 'irs,luei 10 become
The splendid capital Il the Italian kingdom (Applausc)
lmo has pot "loi The breed of noble bcods" b. sure
flushed Map not Join in his labor, and catch some
IaoaDee Of hs glory. BY sending him cheer and sincw
their tour q look US
not only for refuge hn for help 50 did ths rising
iiiSiNe ia " Win tfncfrAn nid,
ploughed the tnsn - did the struggling Pole and
American aTns weGo welded IN tie laud of h0scasko.
Famine stricke ireland bchei the mastering &c Amer
beneneercr Here. also resounded the strangely cio
ansni voice u thc sodeyed Hungarian checrs) may his
heats wbh yet he granted (Rcncwed theers.) And
now. M tbs tefy hour when no; without porteu
tour reTturhachs ~ there = turned towards
The mstu nze - STRIVING thousands on our own West
orn ssits-Of starving thousands ~ Christian and
wsmsn ia distant syria, beyond the &C Lebanon
and q unenfranehsd millions in Italy Cheers whnu
oar nswhrm empire was hghtng for its very existence
" bad mpal snr friends abroad and money
and M tFtvtrna tho 70 aid But Tor this
might NV have been dragging along the chain of colo
nal aepeI.sicc ~ responding 10 this call. not,
ihsrriNe. satrt geAcrtsty, but rcfas ing debt of
gratitude tAlIansc) oae al citlzens, prompt az
TN sltavs dtypfs thousand dollars 70 the cause.
This asl kou Dol aienih paf ~ What b. has already
pouisa INTO he patriot Treasury. (Applause) from
b. LITTLE farm il talrrras back the DIM waters H.
lately s.sa. Onrsh 4ld Sfefelss lis hand
GIT 1t a. fasu 10 tis wishes 1our live carihaldl
ksa h.. fsass example, long live the noble hosts
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