New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
AyrENEBRASK4 FEELNc IN orsEGo co.


CoorERsrowe Tlursday. March -, 1884.
When be Kansas Nebraska sEind wss first Introduced
mo tbe Senate ts authors and supporters sorgdt to
stirrsze those who opposed as Aboluonisis S'ns
,or Douglas in opening speech cried out lastly and con
uuuous.y against the Abolition consderaes Tbe first
rouulsr dtuursrstous and pTotes atoms against the bill
"of ahon paous Wera denounced by the slave holding
and dough laced officials and OrgSns as Abolition move
nen.s and when three thousand i've hundred cergymen
respectfully bu, earnestly protested sgansithe violations
Of national faith snd the extension of the blight and curse
OF Slavery over Territory from which has been forever
prohibited By SOLEMN compact Stephen Arnold Douglas in
the de rium of political desperation denouuces the clergy
men as the false and lying nstrum anaes of the Adolf
"t0n coniederetes
Bu, this mad dog cry hath Aboitonists after u.s.
has lost lis potential sgDiGcancy with the masses Il ever
had any and nov only indicates the degree Of political
madness and insanity Of those who IT, The perv idng
ana universal ny rising of e people throughout the free
States the overwhelming and reitless ground swels OF
popular indignation and execraimn everywhere and
heard are the BOT house fruits Of anat,al Abolition
isr but the mature enduring and crushing results OF
anti Nebraska istq
Even in Il Granite State the home of President PIERCE.
ard where Loco Fooosm was rocerded mpregnabe
der any and all contingencies the popular mind is inn
bued with anti Nebraska ISM that party testhe admnis-
traton Their fayore State pride the ESecu
tive patronage appliances opportunities and fake and de-
cepye and protesaions could prevent the
glorious triumphant condemn itOn oi the kansaNo
braska swiudle The official and confidential friends OF the
President ayersed every nook and Of the Granite
Mountain State begging and mporug the electors
tain their own publicly and privately assuring them
that he was opposed to the Nebraska bill aud that no
would veto il If ever passed Ia, House the Presidents
organ, The NcH Hampshire Patriot authoritatyeIy
nounced that was an Administration measure and
all tie Dfuepcos resulting from party allegiance State
pride Executive patronage and punder, brought to
bear upon the liberty loving and slavery hating ffeemen Of
that small triangular Democratic State but after all anti
Nebraska N prevailed Freedcm trumphed and we shall
sgain hear the cq5qgs Of ttose northern doughfaced
human anOmaes" the Abolt Onits after us-help-
help
The people becoming and more excited and agi
tasd-tbe rural distr.cts eycr where assembling
asse and protesting IN The imperative language of free.
meu-and the poryading spirit OF antiSebrarEa ism
has penetrated the interior, snd Democratic old 0tssgo
County has yielded to the preya ling epidemic
YesterJay the electors of this county irrespective Of
party connections asembled en- masse at this
place and protested against the Nebraska s7ndo Here
were Wings and Democrats Ha,s aud SOft Barnburners
and Abolonss oh standing up, and with united voice
drouncng the n.quitous Kani as Nebraska BID Indeed.
DO not believe there ten in the county who
favor the infamous scheme 10 sed there but hree,
and they have official longDgs.
The meeting here ike other uprsngs Of the people
throughout the country enhGasc, earnest and Of
iecye and it had additional aiTaciyeness and whatmsy
be regarded, here, a ieGuro- attended and
addressed by several clergymen II was the offensive aud
deesisbe assault Of Douglas upon the $500 clergymsn who
protested against the repeal OF the Missouri Compromise,
which occasioned these ministers the Gospel to m1goin
the crowd ard ask hearing reemep aud ci.zens-and
nobly. msnfuly, and impress,ey did they exercise the
rights and privileges Of eomen and citizens They admit
ed ha, cergymen could not appropriately mingle in poll
tics or ordinary potoa meetings. but they claimed to be
citizens a. well as Gle gymen-and citizens they claimed
the RI h TO love their country and 70 think speak aud act
upon al subjects and affecting the peace pros
pery and honor OF their country il their peculiar
duty 10 dscouneuaDce and GenOuEce fasehOOd and op
PRESTON immoreliy and vice, and whatever else that is
def mental 10 the temporal and eternal well being of
and therefore in defiance OF the denuncatons from any
earthly quarter they protested against the wicked r0yolu
tonary and Infamous ohsme the violation Of national
faith and the extension OF human bondage territory
soemniy dedo ated 20 Teomen and they pronounced de-
ceptye and e the assigned for the perpetr4ton
Of the outrage Rev Doctor OF Divinity of the Metho-
dist Ep sropal Church nded the raising Of fund
by individual subscription, ard by legislative approprs
ton in the free States 10 be expended in aiding po5r
70 emjerate with their families t Nebreska He said If this
iniquto8I BIZ should pass Congress, he would join an ex
pedon Of lreemen defend the Nebraska Territory from
the Introduction Of Slavery and they would not let him
my the nusket s be would 90 along with them 10 pray
fr the success Of the expedition We had ministers during
The Revolution Who could fgh well psyand Pierre.
pouelas & Co. viii find that he breed is not extinct yet
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