The New York herald., 1873-12-13

sary to vndicate the honor the country he prefers
70 take part in another public demonstration ON this sub
very ySpr D Hsdsps sTysae
FROM LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ROBINSON
H. CLAY pnEsros, Esq. =
vng me to attend and the vice presidents
Of the meeting 10 be held at Cooper Institute TO
sy@pahzng most heartily in the efforts being made
regret that circumstances beyond my prevent
my being present at the meeting EEesTny
letter from Algernon s. Sullivan set forth that,
as he had spoken often In behalf OF Cuba he would
speakers. This was his only excuse Tor declining.
FROM ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.
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DEAR siaAi am reauestea BY the Hon. Alexander 2.
h n' at aSs coopsI h% saay eVsSns mssar DEF
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in reply that the condition 40 rne 81 s health will utterly e
WILLIAM II. HIDALI. Private secretary
FROM DIR. A. q. MACKEY.
H. CLAY pRrsros Esq, sesressy: syos = " Dee y 20"
exenaed through you to 70 be present at the meet
ing % sna to act one o iSe See %
dents rsssiSsd ssS,cSsh,S
xmsrIcans in reference to the late brutal oairases m
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the necessary arrangements in private business will
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FROM JUDGE LARREMORE.
New Yonx coAAoS P1E4s PIE v JUDGFs Ss caA1saEsRs
DEAR srR-I have always questioned the proprety Of
Hss1ss ssfF To- part IN sSeSs assn
had IN way the subject off, OF judicial
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selection an officer Of the proposed meeting toy to your
further consideration. remain, sir truly yours,
HENRY CLAY PRESTON Esq.
FROM DANIEL sIoKLEs. +~
Dnts snYSrs Of the .s,Ins h inst inviting
S. tss ss
Sentiments concerning the barSares practised by
ana s G0a ne ae p"ca ra1sss 9a,
island has been duly rfcsyea Haye
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FROM GENERAL cocHRANE-
NEW YORK, Dec. 9. 1873
DEAR siRI have your invitation to attend meeting
Of citizens at Coopet institute on the evening Of the 18th
osss this II Tssfaini9s the baf6sroas
WIN pieas"fe' Respectfully yours JOHN cocHRANE.
FROM THE HON q q COY
= WARRINGTON Dec Q, 1873.
DEAR sIR-Your letter of December 8 IS at hand. My
Is % S any N M the Of
S to Ss s e
their dag less sRt io Il Public
% as
sentiments inspired with pdrer patrlotism. Very
FROM THE sIsTERHooD OF THE EASTERN STAR.
OFFICE OF TIE GRAND SECRETARY, 0. Z. 8.
DEAR SIR beg TO acknowledge the receipt Of the
invitation Of the Execuve Commitses to attend the
and that they make sac use Of
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ss o ans IN Hnsy e
pec EosaE I'M Gran
FROM W. Q. coNNoR, SHERIFF ELECT
NV DEAR sRI fully sympahzs with the thee obect 1s of
any manner that win have tendency to promote the
nsrcs.s Sar p PnnsToN Ea H0nEs y coNNoR
FROM CHARLES wATRous
lU2 WALL STREET, Dec. 10, 1873.
DEAR sIR-You may use my name as one of the Vice
Soa as at s '"0an ri
FROM JOSIAH II. DRUMMoND
NY DsAn sIR-whle sympathizing iully with the OBJ
ects of the meeting at Cooper Institute, next Friday
Sosx2
II. CLAY PRESTON, Esq
FROM CHARLES v. CLARK, GRAND SECRETARY
GRAND sEcnrrARY's OFFICE, New York, Dec Q, 1873
MY DEAR sa@Your favor Of the sth inst has just come
S @ S my s
act the presidents the meeting to be
nss sasy e1s hna
e o se
the principles as aid down IN the law Of nations Tins
and children which has been going looks more ike
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your Kind invitation and with assurance that shall do
al An my O0Ge cI%RR sP1ls g. and Grand Secretary
The Secretary also read the following from the
original scroll forwarded from South Carolina.
RESOLUTIONS OF SOUTH CAROLINA MEETING.
In mass convention held IN se Hall sOe OF ss aa.s
~ nj ' sps & wse on ss
arssy q ana Of the
following preamble and resolutions were unanimously
whereas the American steamer vrpinius sailing under
s sE e ss az % regu.
seized in mid upon the common highway OF ma
ons, by the commander Of spanish OF war who.
after hauling down her aag carried her into the Spanish
port Of Santiago de Cuba where her officers and crew.
embracing many Americans were, without lawful trial.
snot 70 aeatn with muskery Dy Spanish marines acting
whereas such seizure and inhuman was viola.
ys q he .sc w S1 nations and dshonors to the
Essoyed TSst We appeal Nv with confidence 70 the
states to ample redress for great unpara
eled wrong inflicted upon the honor OF great Repub
lie In the persons Of its slaughtered citizens and through
the bold aud grominous violation Of the sanctty Of Its
flag @f.N1
Resolved That the outrage here named is but the last
Of long series inflicted by the government Of spain
American citizens, that the come for
this free Republic to teach TO that red handed slave.
master Of the Continent that wherever the American
flag files there every American citizen may stand. pro-
tected by an inviolate safeguard.
Resolved That sympathxe, as free Americana with
the Cubans who now struggling TO free
from the CALLING thraldom of the Spanish yoke and we
deem the true American policy which shall most
speedily secure Tor Island OF Cuba place among the
nations free independent state, and thus shall
strike down the last stronghold Of chattel slavery upon