The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-20


interesting affair at our latest advices.
SYMPATHY WITH MEXICAN EXLES.
The Mexican Patriot Club In the Cooper
Institute-speeches OF Mcssrs. Lesvitt,
Zarc0s, Rivera Rio and Joaquin Villa
lobos, So.
In pursuance Of notice given through the press,
public meeting held in the Cooper Institute last
ming for the purpose Of sympathizing with Mexican
publican exiles The attendance very small owing,
doubt TO the rain storm which prevailed at the hour
for which the meeting was called number Of dis
tinguished Aexicans occupied seats the platform,
among whom were General Gonzales Chief Justice Of the
republic Governor Bar several members Of Congress,
and the private secretary Of President Juarez
Mr. JOSHUA LlAvrrf presided, and made lengthy but
able and interesting address He maintained that the
invasion Of Mexico by the French Emperor was un-
warranted, and now that the Southern rebellion
overthrown it the duty Of the North to sympahiss
with the people Of Mexico. The people Of the United
States were not in the interest Of France in this respect
did thoy believe in the wisdom and goodness OF
Maxmillan. The government OF the United States held
relations WIZ .ns th"a h IN the ss ortV
ye Mexico had made great progress in intelligence
IN freedom, and in the power Of sslfcontr0L I'll, Tho
ton was q slaveholding idea, and was burie
in The CONN Of It's authors Tho Interpretation OF the
Monroe doctrine was that we welcome the republics 70
America would be greater stronger and richer in proper
ton the elevation Of sister republic tho south
the government OF tho United States In It's executive
administration but he believed that the audience ex-
pressed the sentiments Of the people o. this country
Washington would 10 the extreme that law, wisdom
tustics allowed 70 strengthen restore and advance
the republic u Mexico In conclusion he said that the
gentlemen on tho stage represented the Mexican Patriot
Club Of New York and tho hrst speaker that would %
Hon HrszasooS tho presden. q Tho club who was
dres upon the Mexican question pefacing b. return
they had manifested 70 the republicans OF Mexico in their
efforts TO MAINTAIN their independence. He admitted
the existence Of monarchcai party IN Mexico; but
from treason 70 the country fh. speaker thea po.ysd
in glowing language what the republicans did 70
.s. historical :.sS .1S &.
under which Macmillan ascendsd tho throne Of
Mexico, and mentioned the significant fact
her army the throne would tel 70 the dust: The
speaker eulogzed tho Of the United states
@ the
Il 10 p ' sS:s zs1lco would Gin
united in The bonds Of frassrnal friendship
The read the substance Of ~ addrses which
nr J%se Rivs no expected 20 nave asvsree N span
people present no declined 70 speak in bis own tonsus
The speech however, was An able and sarcastic analysis
ground and said that the government OF the United
States should drive out Of the continent an enemy 20
offensive and 20 perneicus 70 ,So NE csus.
soldier would not BE- content TO keep the arms confded
TO him. but he would ak where the foreigner who
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States soldier would drive out the stupid monarch who
at the command Of the perursd man Of December had
lr~.> ~ho;u (o, ovl~ hnA
hand Of Grant, but the reconciliation would be much
sincere In front Of foreign enemy. Grant might
yet be the Lafayette Of Mexico, the dsrioaid OF this
Mr. JOAQUIN vnIArosos was introduced and addressed
thc audience in Spanish. His address was printed IN
English and copies Of t distributed He reviewed the
articles which appeared In the New York Times upon the
Mexican question: and concluded follows:-And yet
are msn IL higher circles Who would deliver u. mana
ced TO French despotsm the rester and better part OF
tho American press devote their energies TO cause
expos who tender their services the Of liberty
not few capitalists ready TO support the movement
eloquent speaker raises hs voice IN me defence
men are desrous TO rush the battle fields Of the rpub
lie in order 10 sustain liberty In America OBJ how graft
flying is 10 and this soothing balm 70 heal the wounds
Of nv beloved country rendered By the hands Of the
generous children Of washngton But DO not believe
that the opposition 70 the sublime effort 70 suppon
Mexico il reduced 70 the sayings Of some pa
pers nor TO the action OF some mon. There are mon
who exert themselves TO show my countrymsn that your
Intervention
that he United states would 90 10 Mexico impelled by
sensh motives and that the price Of the aid asked for
would be the loss Of nationality This contemplate
Islander has been spread artfuy that even staunch
republicans entertain fears and have written 10
that score have laughed At the absurdty and tried 70
undecvs csy 'ns n.d ,vnS the or
nrs, We see rush from every place leaving their
business their employments or their homes, and run
indcmissbie win 70 crush the rs Nothing keeps them
baok-nei,hsr the falling wallis nor the suflocsting
smoke nor the fury Of the n,mss scorshins their faces
many aged persons and many children Thorn often
one Of these heroes returns home without demanding
other reward than The proud consciousness Of having
performed his duty Fear noshns-absoutsIy nothing
nom such people They esdangsr, generously, their
lives for the common welfare therefore accept their
sid and be assured that the Americans who may come
s.I Rc spas pub Vi. pi not or. siam their nsms
manding . shameful reward" That 10 what I
have written 70 Mexico for that 10 what be-
Lst o. thsn march forward let the American people
only the common enemy, and come 70 the rescue
e. s Or q c va, y. oa a as
Napoleon. Tell M johnson that the President ought
not forget whas The Presidential canddsts promised
70 rust IN their armorea b wide awake, Americana
Napoleon win mot stay his aggressive march In Mexico II
BE- nnds you weak and ,squescns in The usurpstion Of
sddrsss : few words 70 Prssidsns johnson. The Nsx
cans President Johnson remind you through me- Of the
promise Of baltimore The destinies Of the new world
hang from decsons you can save or destroy them
You can make the world respect American institutions
or nsTieotne THE duty expose them 70 the scorn and
aggression oftyranny and fraud History, that faithful
mirror Of the actions Of men, win hand you downto pos
erty after having passed lie Judgment upon your
public aos Listen but 70 the voice Of your conscience
Remember that you were born freshat Monroe 10 dead
but that his doctrine IL avs and above s do not for
get that this very moment the eyes Of the children Of
Hidalgo and those OF Warrington are fixed on you.
News frsm Cfncfnnsti.
RIuNroN or THn TuRNHRs-susrENsI0N BRIDGE.
CINCINNATI. July 10, 1895.
There IL 10 BE- grand reunion Of all the Turner socie-