, 1873-11-18
CUBAN MEETING IN NEW YORK.

NQof1tN Hlt-Alt lttHA IN lS-ff l0tttN
Special Disuatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, Nov 17.-Tho Cuban meeting to-
night is groat success, as far AZ tumbers ere
CONCERNED, in spite Of the storm Of Hloet, and
snow, and rain. Early this evening Stoin-
yay Hall was crowded to OK
cess and AL announcement WAS mado
TIM. another mooting would bo organized ut
Tu1nmany Hall, in tho next block. A large audi
once assembled here alao, and both meet
ings wero Of tho most enthusiastic olarac-
supported tho proposition for these meetings,
partly because tlloy consider thom in largo
measure
sTooK-1oDp1Sa AFFAIRS,
though why nobody seems to know,-and part
II because the character Of tho speakers inal-
cated that they would be somewhat conserva-
tive. The inpulsiye Cubnus, aud q great 1nany
AmoricunB who ut first fo1t, with them, that tho
massacre waB horror to be avenged by hoAping
fresh horrors on it's head, havo cooled littlo
hut tlo excitement hero Ia still very high and
unreasonable.
SUDDEN CHANGE OF SENTIMENT.
Prominent men who lavo loudly advocated tho
Spanish nepubic.. as q movement for greater
hborty il, Europe. ars just a. positivo no" ainco
tho ,nassncro that the Spanish Republic ought
to bo wiped out, Incycr. thinking that tho Shame
committed by Tho Cuban Volunteers is groator
than that Of any other nation can possibly be.
They talk Of nvonging on Spain tho crimes of
tho Cubuns, inatcHd Of sympathizlng with herr
tito iull,1nian wrctchca who l,umiliatod
eot enthusiasnl a displayHcd sHsI ut to meetings
tonight il rather to ba attributed to mlataken
frcuzy than to any iust appreciation OF tho
situation. Men generally aro gradually coming
10 this opinion, and, after fow days moro, oil
will ho content to wait the action 'of Congress.
THE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
tonight wcio much moro pogitlvo than M
ticipased, aud at tho sune time much moro dig
ni!iud than there Was reason to expect. Tho
soycn preliminary "wl.ereaaes" recito the
horror crentcd by tho nowB Of the outrage, and
then follows tho siuglo resolution, IS follows:
Resoced, That tie people Of the United States }nok
to tho m & s9oe 5 no sssx as Scesxe pean
that 1s consistent with tho dignity and with the past
precetonts of o,r Government; tint we adopt tho
language Of Thomas Jenerson Iii 17a3, when he, NJ
Secretary Of sItc wrote to tho arauln representa-
tYes !n regard to tue ouraacs comHtel by tho crcelt
indians IN the then Spanish territory Of Florida unn
American citizens 1f disappointed III this
nprea, il ,e aro to bc forced into contrary order
Ut things, ossr mind is mGdo up Nc such meet 1t
percesio all appeal 10 calculation now, 1t hae 1ono
erelofcrc. No conl1e In our own 9treuath Without
9 + s otSstw4o that 1 qasT n4eYn an ns
Creeta 10 discontinue their deprcdattons, NO VIII at-
tack them tfforce. II Spnin chooses to conedcr otr
defense agains savage hutclery 20 c.'ao Of war to
without fear"
[7o The Associtted Prcss1
EEw YonK, Nov. 17.-Alcut 1900 American
| for tho purpose OF giving expression to their
! scnse Of the lata outragcH at SaMtiago. William
| u. Evartg was called to tho chair. Tho list OF
r,co-IroHidouts was read, among thoua hoing tho
| Hun. Jolu Il. Dix, A.. L. stownrt, john Kelly,
/ Nm, IT, T1rrA TnPrnpt1n Wo0I 4 II ThrrnttHn
| William G. Conner, Judge Josial1 Sutherland
Gen. Franz Sgcl, William Ct,llclt. .BsYant, John
Jacob Astor, Cornolius Vanderbilt, Charles 2.
DAILY, Enoch +. Ianchor, Hnrpor q. Van voorst,
A. Oakley Hail, ". i. uayun,oycr, o. Ottcndor-
lcr, +. Dolntiold Smith, aud otlo1aa,
| THE HON WILLIAM II. EyAnTs.
in opening the meeting, sai,l wleh Ito accoptcd
the Invitation to preside at tho meeting ho folt
Ill oYery person ,auBt haYo folt. TINT tho Cubal
YncaIlo1! .was one Of tho groatcst Importance
brought thiG 1atiou laco to faco with tho prcaeui
difficulty, and saia during tho whole period o
tho atrug6lo for, independence by Cuba
tho grea'ost insults had leon oiEorcd tc
Our complaints Nicro met by regrets and con
cession6. 4 convention Of botll nationa was
effected, which Lad itu Beat al Washington, tt
sett1o and 1otrosa grioyances Now, Like u tl!nn
,ad been STRICKEN BY tho saocl; Of & traskactlol
which ilad tllht, occurred: shock which mover
tho wlloln civilized world. This iplad, With it
immenuo commercial relatioua. has hcon tht
Geonn or struggles for liberty and coercion ol
power. 4 sup, accused With hcing uiitlor tht
Amorlean flag wl,llo on tho iigh seuH nnd t1ia
ta'lt from CMba, IL visitod BY the prido a''t
arrogance or Tho Hpanihh power. Turning IRON
har pI1rauer; nlo III oyertahan end captured, al't
all IN hoard conveyed to q Ilarbor, when lou
md shot then forty morc, followed BY tIfIy
snyoll othors. UrltiA|, aud hraor;rAn ConHtls