The New York herald., 1866-01-07
.3.s. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 1866

a member Of the great family OF republican denocracy
and such viii tell you thai in the distant but ecble
admired just yon oyeand admire It. Cheers Will tel
you that learn In the laps d mothers ~ nounce
George Washing -lchssr)--Just as the mothers Of
Chile teaching their born sons In their cradles
70 utter with respect and bless the name Of the es
redeemer Of mankind that Into the world afr our
eaviour-I mean Abraham Lincoln Cheers, rcnevedi
again and againl Al the same time wall tell yoh hss
there is another American sister Of forgoen and
forsakcn by you, mot happy are, but worthy
Of being member Of the greas community Of
the monarchs or Europe had shaken the rspubiIa of
South America for more than half century. Every
race Of has 70 pay for the original sin Of its faSr
You had in your republic the seed Of Africa and when
your institutions powerful arebeon broke out
terrible end sAnguinary = was never seen before This
country nearer Africa than any that exists In Eaope
We had boon struggling for nfty 10 establish aro
public against ignorance, superstition fanatics and
wealth. You have poured torrents OF your, best
blood. and a. long mankind viii want shield ypur
republic viii AFFORD il Justice has not been done
own nAtnre--by your own experence--by the sprt Of
liberty and Of self conscience that brought the Pilgrim
& 70 and enlarge
IL; and we bad the naughty conQuerors OF Spain tho
amused themselves by cutting each others hioats
the flag OF Spain was tumbled down by a handfpf of
brave peasants Cheers) triple aIiinnce was thought
necessary between spain and Mexco aud after forty
years of bleeding that triple annre obstd "a be
destroyed and after years OF hghtmg, triumph and
0efcat there were he1fd the reports cannon
from Richmond. In Peru YOU havc scen whole country
rise and fight for the torssion Of her honor viii
not tell you any more about ha feeling Of tho South
American republics this struggle hut permit inc TO
point out 10 you that lonely star tist comes oot
brilliantly Ia the blue sky. That star Is In Chile. II s
tho Tag that waves the small ooged the
proud sparlard 70 take down bis coors. thppiau4el
Gentlemen, remember we can conquer our fnfeperdob
BY ourselves without the help Of anybody on IN earth
(Chaersy All the Powers Of Europe opposed
cipaiion Remember that when your glorious S,ars and
stripes we're on the field of battle, the nsgs Of
member II In the course OF this century We have
for fifty years main aimed our Independence, slrln
10 ask for forein hep 70 her
from Lord Wellington in 1905 again ia 1928 and also u
1884 from the Fore gn Legion. All that has been done
because Of South America have Monroe doctrine OF
Il Is not system OF Monroe doctrine to be sup
ported by orators in public pIaces II is not Monroe
doctrine read articles In newspapers " Ia
Monroe doctrine 10 be covered by the point OF the
sword lheers II s Chile that has put herself a. the
head Of this movement. II was .hilc that
Walker II Chile which In lsa6 opposed
a praticai expedition sent ont by Gu en- Chtis.'
tina II Chile that opposed the prufec torate II
France IN 1850 1t chile that gold Mexi-
CO. and the best blood Of rs sons 10 help Peru Checrs
Allow say that II Chile that opposed and de-
feated scheme OF administration Of this county,
that ina, be forgotten but forgiven, which
establish protectorate over Chile We have an idea in
South America the Monroe doctrine
ton, but justice, and any honest generous American
might desire 10 have this idea We havs ids th tho
Monroe doctrine does not anything less more
than what It's glorious founder meant twhat President
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In south America that the Monroe doctrine tho vital
principle for be country We do not think . platform
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boundary, whether State Ia TO 10 enlarged dnin
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hand Of Washington and The hand Of Bolivar are linked
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Toers aae1,s. one of ss. me: VIA aaa !, this
msni, Of nrs, and practical importance.
Mr. Surun also read the following resolution
Resolved, That In view Of The ssrous cs.rohsemsl.
w w.s ms sa =, ss, M ~ q, a. e,,rs her.
ing sem ment of our people 10 ,hc AonsVe dc
trne may have proper maniiesiaion on another oo.s
s,p eall ~ IN ,hs p,es,Jsn, - ' -
Mr. :. :. Cox called upon 10 make a fs~ rcpaFks
mpon 'ns above re-'u''"ns nc paa llso e.ii'sn, \.
in IN, ts, 1mgres ON ,bs cos ,ai,,.. o. lor. so AZ
fairs He Ar Coxl believed that ~ aser the ina-
ssrai ,o's o. .ns o2uhlI. w'aa & 20 % ~ '"r
son wauId earrv oat Tho -reat lrud't.os pol.cy o.
Monroe aud Jackson tchecrsi He pbe speuks'l
hoped .si would ee ihs art thing done oy u,e pre.ss
he eannos write MaSirn Ian olrt Of Nextca and
arer General Grant -han have been oonsultcd
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mo rnr eneailan when be le.rnGa in snrs r.nr by
from Gcrersi 10 kson. That he time would e'mi whcs
anofhrr Psnaina con res woun 'e,,c an ~ ''of
in feeling nd IN ss,ireht ss 10 the grts. .ea oi ,re
serving this connen, ander thc Monroe dott'ine = 70
punlcansn agant fespo,sa tne 'leskcr wen, ~ IN 40 20
trnns neseen ,hc vor,h and 50 M 70 pant ,nonsr ii
cal ng,tuions Amcrcau son ard aid iiAt the great
nphc me out oi me eonnt l,rgns mn 'c W.
VITA the po~er 70 ,r.r r,ri ~ people mo the el
10 any foreign conflict, power thai couid va nc cou
The meeting then adionrned.