New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
THE VOICE OF THE NORTH.
NO SLAVERY EXTENSION.

RESOLUTIONS OF THE CONNECTICUT WINGS
The following are the resolutions adopted by the Wing
Sts,e Convention Of Connecticut held at New Haven on
"wednesday
ReeS That we adhere the cardinal principles Il the Wig
psrytbe protection Of American labor toe improvement o. our
ana public servsn good faith IN orr IN
with ether eoverBments an bososbe pess ~n .. "
lions and with al the eomPseis which have been
made between different portions Of our own country
Rssclsod That tie NssoUTi ConpTonse Act 81 lS< AZ
provided al that terrer eeded b. france iae United
States under tie name Of Louisiana which lies north Of 80 -
roh latitude not included the sta'e contemplated BY IN" act
'sIo,1y cad inro's"a'y 'raHd ehefwss AAa
cn. ,ks and hereby prohibited sishe time OF ne P-~e
and ave. ain has been erIdee ooEpTs and IN the nature
Of .eeryssi binding On oil parts Of the eoanf'y
s,s That this Convention earnestly remonrrste asAns toe
s.s, az IN. m Congress for the establishment
tse Of Nebraska BY which the foregoing
vision repealed oty measure unexpected and unsaed
6r portion Of the country leading to bitter sectional eon'ro
,.,. ,S 10 the establishment those inmense territories Of
..eru.u. evils Of Slavery violation Of solemn
A .e,,sSs bres Of faith and an act dshonoabls VIII
,s SsAssreu % to all parts Of the county
p,a Th., ihose members OF Congress from the Northern
s.,,. 10 I'd the proposed grossly fep
res Of the people Of the Norh and tbs, faith
hsr,ts ebc furnishes apology for the viola
tsn Of faith the part Of any Of the Repesens
tive, from the and that call upon all patriotic and honor
al. men parts Sf The county usite together TO fhs
TIE E.r sSd desars and the
integrity, ps.es ard harmony Of The country.
Iesed Of the unanimous sentiments
the C.Ivsrnon the Kansas and Nebrka Terrific
M. pstdrF Congress copies Of the foregoing revelations
"a nteo be forwarded AID aid before the House, u
Csrpes
E.s That .tprove adopted Tel.iion
ss,,or, ne.srs By the Hon Truman
GanIs CoIvtEOb for the noble stand taken by hi OPPo
sr;oH 10 theE
MEETING IN SENECA COUNTY, NETWORK.
Psrsusn, to call signed by number OF the citizens Of
The County Of Seneca, meeting held at toe Court
House in Ovid on the 18Th day Of February 1884 70 take
INTO consideration the bill organizing the Territory Of Ne
brsfks row before Congress.
The Hon John Z Seeey, County Judge, appointed
President II. l. Everett Of Romulus and w Cleveland
Of Lodi, Vice Presidents
Jsmes Ferguson and NieoI H wyehofT were appointed
Seerttari,s.
On motion Of VIM. c Kelley of Lodi, Committee of
Five was appointed to present resolutions VIM Kelley,
Alfred Boiler Amos Brown, Thaddeus BodiDe and Ar
shnidCs Gray appointed such Committee and
ported the following resolutions which afr being discussed
at length by Messrs Kelley, Brown, Brewer Bodne and
Boiler were unanimously adopted
Re.c,sd That with Kerry Clay this Tl stns regards saye'y
esist n ,ht sSsthsn Po,on o on tne h'' ''' o'' a
Rs.dissS q 1920 which admitted Missouri
ieroIy eGed the United States north Of So 3d.
included in the bo9rd Of said state ta relned i thirty opT
ys in which the south ba received and enjoyed al
end and the repeal Of the restriction excluding slavery
proIoted by the Nebraska bill btoe the Congress Of the
nation Guild deprive the North Of al the benefits resuos from
ssid C'mpone sd m slavery % extend it'ei over territory
Rsoted Tbs, Republic soemnly protest
sssps and ali legislation tending 10 such result believing 70
county torst the Introduction Of Slavery into ls
tsd copy resolutions be forwarded
pItsentsye and Senators IN Congress with request that
RS That he eoDs be Uas.Sed IN the paper.
sfibe county A6aHv Ala. Acc iSys tgsseg P and rHs
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