The New York herald., 1873-11-18
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psivne-,oin the band OF the vnion ,ha,r rsacss
ksy seen the consultations chabHe 'neir piaoes
akove ms and the Southern cross ltseiI ihote uo"n
Eon the northern skies, TO snine ~ an emoen' oi
well az of heaven, and In the vscissituues oi EN-
ptrs, nothing is palmer than the horoscope which
casts Cuba within our fraternity o states, w aoud
rohien cross TO our enstarred ensign!
THE RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were then read by
yan,or J. M BuNpy and the reading was frequently
interrupted by cheers and applause from the au-
s1lence:-
whereas for the suppression Of the Cuban re-
@ong on Tor oyer Ave years without any visible sy.
N. msssSa, by
seis sna ' che Spanish have
x%ericsn citizens without any redress Or security
ss Se
10 restrain punish or preven, The cruestes and
hsera lerislation whereas tho cuminatns
the vrenius nave shown a deiiberats purpose on
par. spanish volunteers % disoesy or ANTICIPATE
insult AND DEFY our own governments and people
Neither submitted to the assump.ien ,na, she
Hresecutins war IN Cuba nor tolerated i ss
WIN, boih IN the conouct o the and in her treatment
Sty Of iiiegitimate warfare and claiming ali ihs i'm
Of lawful wara5s re- ns nd Sa cuba nis
sow part 9, the outyng realm Of Snas sS %hGs sn
lreiy ancontrolisbie By spain that nearest evil
ized power has the right and IS in duty bound IN te
A roeso o. s own rn o to the use m
yl es T. a Ss wrons na
guarantee the world and the United states espec'aiy'
Resolved Thai the people the United States look to
sSsi Is consistent the dignity and with the
Of when e
I ousse to mt BY ss a
then Spanish territory OF Florida. upon American cIt
we disappointed in this appeal If to be
sp We shah meet it with frmness necessity
position wiz sapersede ~ appss 70 % calculation ale, @ as
without boasng OF it, we respect that OF Others without
y discontinue their dcpredaiions Will
force spain chooses TO consider our defence against
Der also IN war with regret bu, without fear"
The CHAIRMAN then put the resolutions to
vote, and they were adopted amid tremendous
applause.
TELEGRAMs FROM EMINENT PUBLIC MEN
Mr.. Bernard casserly read the following ,ele
Aience with applause. But those from the Vice
President and Governor Dix were greeted with a
continuous round OF cheers:-
FROM VICE PRESIDENT WILSON.
BosToS, Nov. IL, 1873
sesouely condemn these bloooy butcheres and also the
stTiyinato break the rule Of who encourage the
s,ays ,sads cling to slavery and yieats aih Nth
FROM GENERAL DIX.
Igarticipate strongly in the general ndignation caused
doubt that viii do all that Is incumbent
80 '.1'@ ' -. A'''''''' Join 4 DIX
FROM GOVERNOR PARKER.
FREEHOLD, n. j.. Nov. H. ls73
Yenr despatch received The outrages committed at
the partoi our government y SPAN cannot suppress
rom committing acts winch dssrace, humanity
shock the civilized world its time Tor her 70 renqush
position Of Cuoa makes her condition of vast Importance
snder The government her own peope, to become
part q the United states.a destiny which wiz be has
4.ssInaSoRai law on % our par part hope % see he day
rhs &
~ '-s "e'Ae 0' 'is human race 1eJI JoEL Parker
FROM THE GOVERNOR OF INDIANA
isDiAsAroLIs Nov. u, 1871
" taSa Sy means which CIVILIZED nations regard as
s m q nUM aa Sd s
4atny and over that island think this is The
''''1' : '-e 'e'''s THOMAS A. HENDRICKS
FROM THE GOVERNOR OF CONNECTICUT
I regret that canno, attend your meeting tonight
s6aa 6 p be- asa w y ns I
civilization OF this age II international law does not
CHARLES r IsGERsoLL
FROM GERRrr SMITH.
CAsAsToTA \. Y, Nov. l6 ls73
Telegram Just received. cannot attend Monday meet.
parcipate IL and my Spirit viii be in the meeting ii
,sy ln% M body is not God bless your mesiPg en- The
FROM GERRIT SMITH.
no, we enough sAso5 y, So 10 New y X YoSs Nov cd - @
GERRIT SMITH.
FROM J. W. FoRSgY.
Impossible, as am engaged 10 Spea here. ..
FROM HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
am engaged to speak on Monday hight IN hassachu.
90 ''''' ~ HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
SPEECH OF WILLIAM A. DARLING.
WILLIAM A. DARLING was introduced the
next speaker, and, alter lew PREDATORY remarks,
asked, What means this great outpouring OF the
American people ? tCrles OF War war;" and
Cheers.) What IS 1t that thus stlrs the hearts or
the people to such assembages TINS : 1t is a
feeling that vibrates throughout the length and
breadth OF our nation, and that tells the world that
fhe American people have resolved 10 defend The
honor, the welfare, the integrity ana the liberties
efthe nation and OF It's citizens. (cheers.l And
] tell you you may rest assured that we shall
have Iull reparation for the wrong which
has been inflicted by SPAIN The government viii
fullest expectations. The American people have
long sympathlzed, earnestly and deeply, with the
s1nerfng people who have Tor years been engaged
IN struggle 10 relieve themselves rom the thra-
dom OF spanish rule: but, while We are thus innu-
enced, they are likewise firm IN their resolve that
right shall prevail and tnat wrong snail be pun
ished think they will not DO wrong TO them
selves and 10 their noble traditions by unwlse
70 know that their acton viii be vind-
sated by the civilized world. We all
feel tie effects OF these terrible atrocities
They have caused the civilized world to shudder
One speaker has told you That all the water that
eDriches that island OF Cuba could not wash out
the stains OF blood shed unJustly on her soil but
Tell you that the tears OF the women OF America
win nerve the arms OF Americas sons 10 wipe out
fhe stain that has been cast upon our nations
standard. tCheers.) The American people Will
arise in their majesty 10 assert their rights and
the nations honor, and woe 10 the man or the set
oI men who attempt TO stand between the people
ID feeling awakened in tins matter which cannot
De repressed without the amplest atonement being
made. IL must be answered for in the interests OF
tnis nation and OF humanity at large, for a crime
like this shall not be allowed TO pass unpublished.
NO one VINO is mere tonight, or VINO liz in attend
ance at other meetings having similar object IN
our iand tonight, can lail 10 understand what is
demanded; and while we do not desire to involve
the country or the chosen government or the conn
1ry, IN any improper or rash course or policy we
must ana shal insist mat this great offence shat
be atoncd, and that we shall have such guarantees
thls time or mako sncn eA.mn.e ~ thn