The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07
he didn't talk according 10 law thought hs would stop

tn day said "San born would carried
away without boodshed Geographic dispatches had
seat all the country, and the friends of the cause
were on alert to prevent his being carried away.
pend on" He had al revolver ready for use and Mr.
Fay told him 'hs name was Fay, and he made gunpow
der" Mr.. +. sad there were souae people in town who
commanded his respect for their oonduc last night but
there wero others that he hoped they would hate all
their natural lives Continued appause)
THRY RRsoIyE TO REVIVE OF IT'S
this juncture Of the proceedings, Capt intro
duced tbs following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopsse'-
Resolved That Concord remains whore she was on the
10Th OF April l77S and there she will remain forever
Resolved That the doctrine OF the Revolution, "that
resistance y yrants obedience 70 God Is Doctrine
and that We proclaim our answering determination 70
resist all attempts TO abrdge the right OF any citizen to all
the privileges and guarantees constitutional liberty.
Resolved That the attempt OF United States officers by
false preaaces, and under covor Of darkness to rob
private citizens volunteer their services 70 aid and abet
In such nefaous work, Is black and diaboical as the
Resolved That Concord stands by the principles vlndl
Gated at the old North Bridge on the 10th OF April 1775
Resolved, That the fame OF old Concord for its spirit
OF noble daring 10th Of April 177S glorious, and
only equaed by the rescue OF one Of most
forcbly seized and manacled and were hurrying him
away from his homo and friends tho Sd Of April 1862
sPRAKING--NoRR MUSIC.
Mr. A. BRONSON AIoorr, Hanscendental lecturer, and
perinendent Of schools for this town. whose daughter
writer for the Atomic Monthly &C., &C., was called
upon, and after briefly apologizing for not making
speech said that considered the 4h OF April the
@ the hs Ss for
Q775) was fought in the Revolution.
LOUD "HoLIER."
Colonel VIM WHITING, an aboltionist, was called on
next He labored under severe hoarseness, and said 1t
occasoned BY "hollering' murder last night. He
He was excused from making any further remarks
"LEr THEM RUM DON'T CARE"
Capt BOWERS said the best thing in this connection had
not yet been related. 1t was rhs:-When those "misera
BILE officers went 70 take sanborn in their carriage they
reported) She asked by Of the United States
officers to leave She declined The officer said he should
expostuated and said the horses might away and
she be killed. 'Let them run ,, said the young woman,
81 don't care" (Tremondoas applAuse) Capt B. 70.
ferred to
He said the last time he met him, when the melee
going on, he cried, "Stand by hm-stand by him, War
ren' Great appause) Capt B. hoped that the memory
OF Hoemer would be entertained with all honor aud
that his bereavcd family would not be allowed to suffer
[Hosmer has repeatedly said that he would never live
to see Sanborn carried away from Concord and, un-
fortunate man, he did not
LOUD CRIES FOR "wAREENp' "wARREN!"
There now loud cries for Warren" "Warren."
The PRESIDENT (pleasanuy)-Do you mean General
A voIcE-H no isn't general he ought to DO. zap.
plause)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr. n HENRY WARREN troduced, and made bitter
speech against the United States officials He called them
mserabe scoundres and said they ought to have been
put where they deserve to be, and where they viii be
they come agan TO Concord (Applause.) For the
last three months he had calculated upon attempt OF
this kind to take away Sanborn And for that length Of
time he had had rifle loaded and determined that
everyhng else failed-when by cutting the traces
carry y away way sanborn should take the bullet from
that rife into his head. cloud applause) Mr.. Warren
referred to bis Revolutionary ancestors and said he was
now prepared to vndcate the rights they then sought to
maintain His impulse last night was TO take hold OF
them men," and although he had not laid violent hands
before that passionate and person could
not resist the temptation to floor one OF them War
bean pole the rst weapon he could ind and for the act
oored by the driver, Mr. Foss before he exactly
derstood the character OF the operation Mr. W. Is do
termned looking parsonage Of short stature and slight
physique. But he has quick eye and look though
he could pull trigger Of rifle about as experty as al
most any other Individual
RALPH SPEAKs-HE DENOUNCES CENTRAIIZA.
ToN-PARIs AND FRANcE-wA suNGroN AND AMERICA.
transcondenal in politics. well known all over the Union
for his ecOentricities and 1t the same time
appreciation. He commended the expression Of the
feelings Of Concord given by those who preceded him
ing the rights Of of her most esteemed citizens de-
clared that the greatest praise due to the heroic
vented the attempt Of the officers to snatch him away
from his friends and his home and gave the alarm to the
Inc lesson here 2, the greatest political
to the tendency toward GENERALIZATION Let hate and
dread it, As Paris has become the mistress Of France
Washington aspres TO become the centre Of America and
all the power Of the nation tends toward the national 60
vernment Let the States resist the government and the
creates projection of the law and the governmen-that
the people jealous Of their rights and ready TO resist
the slightest encroachment under any circumstances.
BULL PUTS HORN
Mr. E. W. BULL, gold heater, and famous as the orr
ginator Of the "Concord grape"-a Bacchus In Maine
Chairman Of the Republican County Committee; also
Chairman Of the Board Of Selectmen Of this town,
had degeneratedf He spoke OF hieves in the night"
and all that sort Of thing with view TO encourage ress
lance under that occurred here last night
REV. I. W. HGGINsoN RosTRUM-DlvINE PROVIDENCE
BAMED-vIoIENT MEASURES PROPOSED.
The Rev. 7. W, HGcINsoN, Of Worcester, well known
as an abolition egtator spoke at some length. He said
was not bis fault that he not here last night He
blamed Divine Providence for It, After some remarks he
put the question: "Wil Concord maintain the action Of
last nghtr There were cries Of eyes, yes" Blu. in
case there should be any doubt upon the question: he
would repeat it. he did not repeatthe question: but he
say "yes"-contrary, "no" And there were no
negatives Making especial reference to some people
marks were directed especially an effective military
organization in this town. to carry out the principles OF
should be stated here would meet with response 10
other towns especially Worcester He argued that there
as had been evnced the Of the
Court Of Massachusetts, this day. (Applause) Mr. Hig
ginson referred 70 the visit Of Asa Butman, United
states officer to Worcester to arrest fugitive slave and
his retirement from that place under escort OF few
friends He referred to the necessity of military organi
cation to resist such arrests In future.
A COMMITTEES 10 RESIST.
On motion OF Capt. BOWERS, the following gentlemen
were appointed by the Chair co mmittee to consult and
devise plan to meet the views expressed by the last
speaker, and report at future meeting, viz:-Messrs
George Prescott depot master Nathan Henry Warren
large farmer, ex President Of Farmers Club Moses Hob
son, master builder; John Brown Jr Tin the dry goods
business, no relation Of Harpers Ferry Brown) Col VIM
Whiting, carriage maker Edward o. Damon, woollen
manufacturers Nathan B. Stowe, extensive farmer
sANBoRN SPEAKS AGA1N-RENsTANCE 10 uyIrRp STATES
- MANDATES.
MI SANBoRN again took the stand AFTER q motion 10 |
adjourn had been put BE sMd-when the Chief Justice
OF tne supreme Court OF this Commonwealth said was
discharged, took my hat and was leaving the court
room Friends came up and asked what was going
70 40. Had not better 90 away, and thus avoid any
further persecution No. said. will 10 back to Con-
cord He then explained the Of his discharge on
the roun Dis that an agent of the Sergeant Arms OF the
United States Senate had served the writ upon him. and
not that officer himself In person. and said that that
ocer himself had como in person. or the Vice President
OF the Senate, himself, should In person. he would
never submit He said-"I will stay in Concord" He |