New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
The Monroe Doctrine.

mace meeting preparatory to a grantln meet
ing net as. ~ the rear hall II the Srcubon HOusc
eoinloe j oI all the various natiOnaies now dolui-
ced in tlls yol city, for The PnrPoS o. prvle.
iDg against the an, -ivcnlon OF European JOnaIchleu
iu the American Republics, of rcait mag The pm
eplss @. she Moaroe Doctrine aud Of iusldihg 10
Jiljrous Application by the United States Govern
tnent Inc hall WIS crowded and The meeting ell
thusIGetc.
NT. LVp.ylG KoCn called the meeting TO order.
He commenced b7 deuounriug all federation ~ for
e'Qn interference IN our aiiirs and especially tho
miserable treason which ionnd eHPicesi"a IN the
,peechc. Of John Mckeon aud james Brooks.
reference 20 President Lincoln was received with
loud applau-e. lie desrs 10 expIes. aiso. hls ,ensc
OF lnsali Al the 500 exemption oiadso ~ the Con-
tcIt.tion .cl. IL was a deep asllt TO h0uesi pow
suv. lie e2piessol his detcslaion oi il 4ucck, aud
hoped soon TO see ii bis place JOHN Z; Fremont
I. rea, applausel, or even Picayuno Butler. lAp-
Mr. EpwAuD KApfr followed in German. lIc
Ip.s,d the d fi.us u Iguis Napoleon ~ Mexico
rs no, all a,e,iuf, Mexico. lie called Oh NE Gov
eminent 10 iOcrllc 10 inietye"tioh oi European
1Oyerruents ~ Amenc.Ill aliilis.
MIR VICIuK l. AIDEN, al u lie" eloquent FTcu-h
words. denounced tho French tyrmt, oilcltins the
most euihlsaric Response OF no France American
i.l.oN-1ti.ens. Ilo denounced European nindehce
az death 10 psJgre->. ie protected agand toe short
,ouiuls Of oar Government ia allowing LOUIS
kapoleon 90 Invade Mexico wlihon. even protest.
FOR him.eli h. desired The olcc % tho rsti'Lo wes
10 declare IN tbe Lace 81 tho N'IIt 'lct "b'l lhk
ren.o,tti:n,es agaIntt foreign Intervention Ia tn'
sfrrs "a America t2Alrst to interyenu0u OF Emo
n.so aee,ois IN behalf OF tho tiayc0orat despoio
OF America.
Mr.. sroprftrFI> ia German depicted the condi-
ton oil Slavery Nhich.tho atistoefats oil Europe
md tie South wee la1ng IOr The Tree people VI
,meIio. lie him-sif was born IN Europe bat here
l, i,unI tAs Ii,.lts which belonged ~ lin Us man.
70 his country he oFed Li5 condition 10 iicelI'n
aud IA .OVeItgu. Without Lbe pOiiuca iaetdom
ft.aIss i.s.ra Ia
Ter freedom, aud TO continue tn. freedom wa worth
every cndeavor and every enCrilicr.
al. LaABEhr, u gentleman oi iiisii birth, DE
notuced the leaders oi the Know hO.ilug party.
b who ho taid wee now ai!atei hgfi'r our ''''fh-
men. North and S.uth lie believed that ia pic Of
al toe iuhuence when the desp0,s oi europe could
c6oreire Slavery was destined 10 PERISH. Client
aruIaqse Lonis NAPOLEON Bad crushed liberty in
Europe and the landing OF French troops on
American shores 1hOlld have been The signal vr en-
eTgctic action on tho part oil oar GOVefnrtnl. lie
denounced the fIirt Of Jas. Bic0ks aud Fernando
Wood aid John Mckeop, who RAJ they would haiI
with del.h ute ference by Loun Nap"leoo should
ne attempt 20 interfere, the President would have
40 need Of the COuscript act; every fOIeign-bosn
citizen would be q volunteer. The cause oil tic Re
belion was Slavery aud it, advocates nIone oppo,ed
the Government North and South lie Ioi cd that
before tbs lbt OF April Mr. Seward would Gay TO
Louis Napoleon that IL be advanced OheIL iuitef
he would lind OppDsi,ion from Amtrlcan chips
and American b.yonets. CaeersI But the
President was surrounded by mCu Hh0
ve,o traitors. We must Gael upon tho
President 10 enforce the Emancipation act
AND to enforce the conscriPion act What would
10 ou. fate il Louis .,polcg was e!ioWcd 10 inicr-
fere IN our quarrel ,Ibe gaG~s ana the guilioine
he eloried III the Proclamation OF Freedom and he
hoped that Abraham Ii coin would have the moral
courage to wipe cat eyoiy lhau VINO War OPPOSED 10
!. from inc army aud navy. lilo called upon thein
all 20 jon With him in asking The Prer'deh 10 pug
uusxet jn The hand Of every negro, ana send hun To
G,Al for {, ..dOm and for his O"n Tights. Loud
cheers iie was ia favor oi no exemption ioi $JOji
IA. wse In favor Of making every one hsht or eni'
crate. lCbeeIs.l lie appealed TO 81! To pbt doWn
cycFy man who assaulted the G0VsrLihchl oi INT
lined states while il was struggling 10 put down
,ne Rebellion. 81 sure ~ LOWS Napoleon dared 10
make s attempt upon this country he would hnd his
Waterloo in Mexico. lApplau7e.l Inc man WHO
loved Slavery better than he loved the Union was
Rebel; lie ought TO go 10 Siberia. lifo ousht
to be hung.J 1t required ko9e'lierfe at
the pre,enL day ~ mcte out Jastieo 70 'lai'-
ors IApplauscJ Ony last night !tlie senators
said in the Senate Chamber that they wodd htli
foreign Intervention. such men should be tiieo ior
treason, aud should suffer the extreme p.nalty oi
the law Tic French Republic Ot 1913 ded because
IL was too leIieut; iet not our Republic Ole nom
tie came cause. lie denounced McCloIiani the
blood OF brother aud cousin inpelled MN 10 inis
and Hhen Mcclellan came 10 Newell ok ANA diheo
with traitors, all De had 10 say was, SbO" mo tht
company man keeps, and 1 IL tell you who he IT,
loud applause Mr.. Koch then moved that an
address be prepared, and that CoInut'e1 nc
elected COnpOlCd OF membeTo be!obSlbS 10 ai III.
various natonaies represented, for the purpose OIL
preparing II.
{ Ite molten was carried, and the COMMITTEE wac
constituted as follows: Francis Lambert, D.Duc,y
LecOuee PETIT Jean. Dictz, koIanoiski, thidei
IA NJ liam IL och