, 1872-11-12

ity not go great. but Of like nature to the one
which came to us 30 unexpectedly only twelve
months ago. We are not here to decide as to
to the necessity OF Boston, nor to determine the
measure Of her need. No peoplo know that as
do tie people Of Boston. They know their
need, and the extent Of their calamity. First,
our humanity, our instructive promptings, and
where our shoulders shall be ready to
receive any little end of the
burden that Providence has placed upon them
lChee7sl. Ne would not ever dare to face the
assistance if we should hero determine the
measure Of their calamity, or tue extent Of thor
necessity. It. is not for us to scy William Gray,
Alexander Rice, Mayor CASTOR, and legion
whose names cannot mention, are the men VINO
will say if they need not our assistance, "We
are very thankful to you for profering it, but
keep it ut home" They will receive it only as
they need it. I feel that this citizens
meeting should at least subscribe here
now $4,000 and ;; Let IT. the PRESIDENT fe
| uews to Boston, that q grateful city, NOT yet
wholly arisen from the results and Consequences
of III unparalleled calamity, is the first, with ull.
affected sympathy aud according to the full
Of Bostou, the first to respond to hers.
liz. n. S. JoHxsos-I understand, from the
papers Of this morning, that there is large
| amount OF money III the hands OF the Rellef
tie report OF the President Of that Society, Mr,
| Writ Haxter. r. Dextor. Dextor."1 ::
| Me. CoLL1En-It is the pleasure Of the meet
| ing TINT we lenr Mr. Writ Dexter.
| Mr.. DExTEn~With little disability OF voice
that labor UNDER am afraid I shall not be
heard unless gentlemen Will be kind enough to
stop all movement back and forth upon the
| floor; il they do that, believe We shall find it
pu2a'''0 p.;d ~ LIZA - P''
0sT Tho rant1onon a, INV richt aeks ma abont
+ha T,oBas t1,at il in the 1tands of the Relic
S;a. ne u.ones maae ae - ;a - cnnc;Iarab3a frn1 how
anu.us a1 prt;nn =, i ;a mt vat co,1ecta3 and
s1y ~ saon ~ ~ -, 80 - 1j o' va hava taraa
e,e-o,ra-aanto w noed - sav hv va the s,If
3a4a.s ~ rh;c, All tha mnnav that the Re-
i;af sonie+t. hss IN its t7eaSnrE Int va do not
reaa "i Il nor N'@9 and nerhsns Roston does. We
nsad 4 navt month Or Fha month after: she
u.ou ,nad = nnnrro,v a,5 rea 1ronoea - share
Ice ~ a-tar1+ th honnty a have 70.
ce;1ad 10 trust;nc that prov;enca NAV. in the
fnt,'ra ~ T;e,;3 rntar sr;tlhold the lev frost
1utale ~ iu "an, ~ ~ no aodi;a, q
auu stIlPti y th; .uo IGhaara " 0'1
"I ~ tht - te H. a+;n1 +ho+ nor+;cr1ar1v
us rna1 10 e nue lne n{nrnad bafnre
concerns tne peopl9 W. a. d nit1ens 20 G;cacn
;a 1e nenol e-o1 Raatoa s fra,o w Novv EnrL ana
1, ,,tto11o.t an,s - ~ sab & nava,
from & the parts od the eaptn nf - nsvei
H.; as eoeI y, W. 1a INA tha oast;on r.
fnlns, what are you, n Inc ngne 1o o. ~ %na7 nnd
Dos'on nas oone' ano ~ 'Io 49, nao 70 a. a., ~ ~
auu pn.l3' Gt9as 49, oo.H W.: ~ ~
~, tCnee5 I'LL: aeut47uon, ,eaaet eno - az.
onaa+;6n What naca is Il th.t has been stricken
H. nat 1aee 49, ~ ~ 1nar;ca n"1 thnl
tng ra ~ " ~ Iarharo :, ~,
ene " ~ W, ~ ;n nharactar
not IN are, MOI IL ~ srnT,a gu ~ - hosn
& - ar,,r-+h1; - NTchears1 IN
tais - 80 Pa nafact Xviii;
esely.mns 5nAt dnrannna atu te abt;es ~
n.;. sa ~ " ;,;otar,,- r. r., gants If the
t.i.1eS. tr.;e a;+1 r,a,+fomon waa awant ves-
4ar5aT br f;ra thst' HSada aad Havoc. beiieye
th;a :;t4 has m eouaI On this continent. be-.
1als cty nas no eaA. ~ ~ 49, sS Faeo - Ta5 ,,-ao1
es1 & As ~ 5ra4 Rnstn', ~ "a enI bas haen r.
~ hstorv ~ via ts cnnntrvi The libertv thai
sue y - ~ roasoss a3ranr from her IONS
Sbe eaye It 81 Birth M md she afterwards defended It
nne bsIoa AZ tnn Tha enna ~ Massachnsatts hart
s9 .ns t,1n % for onr aatewone At
BOSTON, ana 1ns o!Ig, he1ave A. tha h;s}ov ~ Sas
Noh, ,gaate guaaet - ~ +h.t ~ amercan c;rijizatior
sasna4osts sad Tssr,a, ~ 1;bsrtz Gb s1a' -
-, nsAua oae5a asar, ehn1aa -, a;thor e;da
- ~" W P,aHl1 Maintains tc,1a1 The neon1e o1
=. poetaT ~ sdaorod - ns IN nartgcn1ar AM
boe1ou ale eauee1oo ~ "a - r.. ~ T.. -;
tenae1 n manner 5eai ia699a.!I1t;a: ~
and little more, when tnes same oesassatlnl
element s"spt away oul aoIles ", . ai'
on p1ees W. sa ~. 49,, 9 5on ~ aabaa
uese ~ ~ Auese ...fn ~ ~ ~, uaa@ana T.
enVelopeo IN an unuttetap!e "oe' W, aea asena ~
what woe it was! We felt as II ne we're fof
eaken, that Gods proVldence had lett us, an
little while, gentlemen, from smaller towns, an
from large cites, and from nearby places tha
had hitherto been cur rivals, and from far o1
points that did not speak our language
came words Of cheer, and gifts Of love, until th
electric sympathy encircled the whole civilize
Globe. and poured its fruit upon our wounds
!. and we we're healed. The arm of the ciyilize
.1a-1d uoe throSsT aronnd ns and encircled an
"oIlu "ds 1aoo"5 aAouno 70 70 oA4a ~ S4 t 49,: -
sus1au ~ anu 800 hro,p,<,I't tbsn ~ ;na
ou1 gentIemen' 70 mote u44a z;Ta1aenaa ;;ta