The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-16

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Resolved ia. the worhns@sn Of New yor. hereby
every legitimate way tha. we feel with sorrow that Great
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lieye shall not be found wanting In more eeetual
Resolved, That the State Legislature be respectfully re-
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mee Of i've gentlemen present these resolutions and this
request to the Legislature.
The resolutions we're received with great enthusiasm
and on motion Of Captain RYsDERs they were unani-
Ir sAYERs said he had prepared an additional resolu
ton which he thought proper to present IL Is this
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slavery treason Of lishsst stamp which be de-
Lasting Yin ssscrah Of every true friend of the
This resolution also adopted amid enthusiastic ap
plause.
The President introduced, as the first speaker, Hon.
LEVI s. CIATTElD who received with many approba
cheers. He hoped that that would only be the pre-
cursor Of many other similar meetings be speedily
held az over hs country and he made the remark in The
hope that when the workngmen Of New York intend
hold their next meeting they would select larger aud
appropriate hall AS hey then In rather
confined place they had make the best Of IT, The
first thing they had to consider was the cause that
had brought together many OF tho free working
Of the city OF New York That be found in
the proeaton Of evory interest Ia the land in
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question OF the highest Importance 70 every
man, and child throu ghout the republic In the
history Oi the country for seventy years past there has
been no time SO perilous and full Of danger the
present. There never has been time when there
and feel It, The cause Of these terrible OWLS by
which beset Is ~ be In the pursuance of
unjust unfair policy towards southern portion of
this coniederacy and as VIC know what ia The cause 30
should we be ready with the remedy. lie had the hrm
est conviction that as there was cause SO was
order 10 nakc this palm he found - To- refer
briefly to some points in the past history Of the country
which have endcared II TO every American citizen. AT
the close Of the Revolutionary 1t found be
expedient that none but republican government
should be established in this country. He then
related many well known historical facts con
nected with that eventfu and extraordinary strug-
gle The people who founded that government here
mbued with the principles Of human freedom for that
they left their parent and and for that they fought
bed and conquered the wild beats Of the forest and the
untamcd Indian At that time there were thirteen in
dependent colonies in the United States and they formed
Union for their mutual protection and interest In this
Union they found strength long as they continue
united they must be like the bundle OF sticks
which cannot be broken in their solid unity
(Appaufe) They were all wise men, and this the
best proof OF their wisdom. Every State entered into
the conederacy expecting that their rights would be
respected In all For seventy there has been
and the advancement Of the peaceful arts And this was
because every felt that he free to sit at peace
under his own vine and 6g tree, no man making
him afraid. (Apphnse) He was governed just so
necessary for the protection Of society and for
preservation Of pence and order. And thus have
gone until have become the most powerful nation
in the world. He admitted that their history had not
always been the same, and then alluded to the period
when seditious meetings were held in Buffalo and other
places where certain kind Of egg thrown people
Now great change has come the land. For
many long year we were pointed out with enthusiasm
liberty; and he at felt that while this free land
sted there was hope for his children II not for himself
n Az inns mpmens reseneraea aaly was
while We, who have SO long enjoyed 1t, are madly
tearing down tho temple in which NO and our
abolitioniss been the great obstacles to our CONT
nued peace and prosperity While such Horace
Greceyhisses and groanshave power the press,
they will use they have done for the PRONUNCIATION
Of those very ideas which have brought US much mi
sery He was sorry TO say that the words Of John Ran
doph do apply to this leader of the abolitioniss
for in this monster has propagated bis
species. What is this mans paper but a vehicle
for the worst Of abolition doctrines From Maine to Min
nesoa he scaters abroad his anatcal Sheet and thus
misoads the poor farmers who take granted all that
Is thus preached to them. Now 1t all very well TO
talk fine things Of liberty He loved liberty himself and
he wished that slave desecraed any spot OF the
earth. But must things they are, and meet
them they But the reading OF the Tribune
only tends TO make men abotonsts, and the fol-
lowers OF Horace Greeley therefore prepared
onzc the whole country and TO kick the Judges OF the
Supreme Court from their seats (.That's so, and
voice, "They can't do it) twas under the democratic
doctrine that this country what IL IA nowthe doctrine
OF equality and fair dealing with oil the States But
the last Convention held at Chicago for the
nomination OF republican candidate for the
Presidency, a remarkable fact that there
has not single representative Of Southern or slave
holding State present OF could be expected
II at the teachings Of such men Abraham Lincoln
Seward Bcccher Greeley and Cheevcr could have pro.
duccd any other result hc speaker very eloquently
went ON to expound the principal OF hcee doctrnes
south. We seem TO forget that Southern men
and women go TO sleep what may be well
called a volcano; that every word of abononisin
that emanaes from the North impers our brethren of
the south II Is no longer question Of right but II has
indeed become one Of self preservation Can we not DO