New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21
THE VOICE OF THE NORTH.
NO SLAVERY EXTENSION.
OHIO MOVING.

foTrtgptndepce N. \
CLEVELAND, Friday, Feb l6, 1854.
An upheaving Of the is just commencing in Ohio
upon the subject Of the proposed Nebraska outrage For
while the people parayzed at the enormty and
sadacy of the attempt that they had tongue to speak
They could hSrdy believe possible that respectable Sen
sos and a united Adm nistraton could be guilty of the
perfdy implied in the effort to repeal the Missouri Compro
mse-a Compromise long aquiesced in by both North
and Southland which all honorable Of both sections
Of the country have hitherto considered themselves bound
10 regard
But the attempt has been made and persisted in not
made ITO its honor be spoken by any high toned South
ern man. but by Northern traitor warmed into existence
BY the North and seeking to inct upon her deadly
wound
Presidential aspirations and Southern plantation
only account for his perfdy.
But in this attempt clearly evinced the aggressive
and horse eech spirit of Slavery making forays upon
free SOIL and ever crying, Give give|
Ohio fist born of the ordinance of g. and to whose
anti Slavery provision she owes her present glory and
greatness depouuces this base attempt TO with
Slavery blighting influence half million of square
miles Of free terrory-a territory solemny consecrated
to Freedom and set apart heritage for our chldrens
children 20 the latest generation
The strong spirit of opposition to the Nebraska bill
heard from almost every mouth ana is seen iii the public
meetings held all over the State In Northern Ohio fol
lowing the meeting in this city, Stark County strongly
DemOcrac) spoke the 4th of February by meeting
at Massion one of the speakers at which Hon. ID. h.
Carter, former Democrat, M. L.
Geauga and Trumbull Counties held meetings on the
llth-the former at Cherdon the latter at Warren The
same day meeting was held at Canal Dover. in Tusca
rawas County and about the same time one at gainesville
In Lake County.
Meetings have been called in Summit and Lorain COun
ties In the latter three OF the Democratic and three OF
the Wing County Committees uniting in the call
The center of the State has spoken by meeting at Co
lumbus on the 18th which, among other things, recon-
mended State Convention to be held at the place ON the
sth Of March
OF the ten who called the meeting at Columbus al of
them being citizens of standing and character six were
OLD line Democrats and four Wings. The meeting
presided over by the Hon. Jos. Swan, Democrat
Among its resolutions is the following;
Rlred subject above all party politics and poll
sns; that questions touching good auhhe solemn
y catrache integrity public that the People both
North satisfied with the Missouri Compomise-not
ganst during the existence OF than
one hole made has
the People but has been the People
defeat this uni and they prove faths. recommend
made 20 the People, not only this
but 10 the whole subject Of eompr omises
One noticeable fact concerning these meetings is, that
old party lines broken down and that men OF all par
ties are found side by side battling for the right Oeca
h found who fearful political decapation if false TO the
powers at Washington seeks to stem the current Of popu
lar indignation now setting strongly against this out
rage and its authors
Aside from these few instances the great masses OF the
hig and Democratic parties earnest and decided in
Tits condemnation and hazard but little in saying that
whatsoever in Congress from Ohio shall vote for the bill
seals his doom beyond ali hope of respite repeal
BUcKEYE.