New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-10

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cSrst Bsifisr esnrsble With honor Nor he SAFETY o.
ems. II 70 any .1ieBtsn Of bsn.B bondage.
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t siolstien q .esn con le ,nts..e ne Ga ,s par 2, 10
Tt,tle prssr'e tia, the Msssar csn9ro.s w.,.e-
rsbs toed d ought to eorssn the advocates Of
Fsfs Th.f cessrs dliy bound restrict slavery xAa
ts Of III CON ~ ,Aor1 be seleed freedom and free men
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sTrUpKs Co.-The electors OF Aitay. S;euben County
without otirciion Of party, held meeting on the 1t
iIst and unanimously adopted resolution against the
passage OF Douglass Nebraska BILL nO6 nding before
JoDsiefs.
CoEoEs meeting of the citizens Of Cohoes opposed
70 the Nebraska t wss held IL that village on the even
ing Of the let met Resolutions ccndemnng the Dill and
The couIte Of Senator Douglas passed unanimously
sfter which remarks made by several gentlemen
present when the meeting adjourned to Saturday even
Ing March 4.
MJTTIvG At H.suroS COLLEGE Tie students OF
Hamilton College assembled at Phoenix Hall, 10 H7m
ton on the March, and after free discussion OF the
provisions of the Nebraska bill passed the folosing with
other resolutions:
Horsd IRE. duty Of every freedom III.
vsse ioem otst ssnsi iutb ,olaiioe o. our eonsa
justice and hat will co Itno TO excite hostility to ths
uessule % ar e. Gu iErgenee extends -,
ssrs in
tlsi Lily lido the b he's expressed
1BE VOICE or ORANGE COUSTT-At convention OF
tie oitzcLs of Olange County, without distinction
patty Led al The court house IN Goshen on Friday March
. ie.i express their sentiments the measure now
"lerCIg before Congress, tending to repeal OF the MIS-
"soun Compromise tie Hon. Robert Dennision OF
Blooming Grove was called TO the Chair, snd the Hon
NsthGnid Jones OF evburgh Thomas ihOcne, Esq of
Cohen, and And.ew wilson Esq Of Waikiki, we're ap
pointed Vice PrtsidC hts a. II SnsabsEgh of Goshen
ard John HastToEck Of midtown were chosen Sec
. rtiarts.
On motion, committee Of FIVE was appointed to DRAFT
rcsouiois expressive OF the feelings Of the convention
lie Chsi man aIpoin'td as such committee;
Ct W,I-ek, villains ssseod Of SisOnins Grove John Has
Tie Convention was addressed briefly By Messrs Ma
fhs1ie Jones, Nathaniel Webb wilkins Seaeord, Nathan
ie Conling NJ Cauwen, Theodore l.. jackson, and
Mr. Jones' from tie Committee on Resolutions reported
the following which were read, separately voted upon
and unanimously adopted:
Who, The iii recently into the snl OF the
Unhsd orgsIrg Territorial Government NebfaskA
how s the S.cs cmpoa 6y sheh slavery
declared be forever aed no. al hi gs Of Loaasa
yrz rorh to3 north lstgc sBd FheeV tie Missouri % G.
promise result OF the Noo eoas-aFias
slavery and The South nrs 70 exclude al ,ae
nor e'sid neiudns the proposed Iertiss OF ~
that couTTcntt ELECTED he statesmen who abofed
he lily ofthe eesaion ed the SsIs an
Vhit It ks teen saeed tr the period OF o. 81 b7
lie ISl force sId The finding osi' oIs Of ~ a'SAs e'
Sd Tis, as fee and Independent citizens Of the State Of
NevYoIk dem igh and or aeiy 20 rs9asfs sad
ID b. DoB md Douss under ia ihi
United senate especially san.' The, portion o. sd
ienroIy stn,t tie irIodyeor OF slavery 5orth o. 50 "
en- fucdsaeuta character and rspeable il its
s, eee6edl' seysnisseo 20 me sosi A. sea ~
tve ,tste, lis time sten freedom shosa receive ee,2
roc advantages that IS breieh OF public th w
ostou red o the soitl to der Us those oeash"
'Rd IT,. :. hs sG compact 1880 eon.serl,ed is5 90
square miles free dom Will resist every sttempt TO d'r
E f, '' f s iT
TIE 81 SO hh nal 5spee to the 50 Ih
renewal Of be e1e6s ard iisPs question Of g ~ s
tsrc Unn std scarcely fan to grouse the indignation
'' f that Shs lola the so9tS I,.ehsos Violating
m h we 81 the ,sT Sos ~So I psr.oS or p
osl ends vocld pnnge our eo1 on country INTO
Wtst INTO ten OF more slave s:ste..
Eee hat bthooy the Zee sses ir,,sPeetys Of party
obe Mouli ard with III greater ACTED energy q,
lave sresy their determination TO vote FOR the sbroa
stnsor. and ia cG9fTs'' be
qus,tto proper mesa to defeat the passage SAID o
PUFFAIO-Ihe citizens OF Buffalo, irrespective OF party,
met on the 18th TO embody their sentiments against the Ne
hrsske bill The Mayor OF the city presided The wee
Predeus and Secretaries were selected from both parties
ghe object Of the meeting was stated ny tae ChAlhan'
after which Committee to prepare resolutions was aP
pointed. .-..ou.. .h., ,ho
Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional stared that
President Murroe referred that question TO his Cabinet
ns;ory If whom were southern mem who pronounced it
7 Constitutional. 80 n,..
reported the following among others 49,. ...-.,.. -,
booeI That while eheeTfuy yield TO the ns,utiou OF
never forfeit Of self % 70 pa.
Tsbe wrong sPTemediA f1S OF ie' 'O' purpose
In his speech Mr. Clapp referred to the Hon slr Shaw
then popular Representative in Congress from Berkshire
Mass who was of the men sugmatized oy Randolph
/ as Dongh Faces and who was buried so deep, pohl
Z caIIy that he was not heard Of in thirty years .
The meeting was also addressed by Judge Burwen and
Mr. Sawin.
IrnIowyIILE-A mass meeting OF the Inhabitants OF
Ludlow Vile Tompkins County was held on the 18th ult
which was ddressed BY the Rev. Z. G. Cook the Rev
D. Graves and the Hon b. joy after which the follow
iugresolnfons unanimously adopted; H..
Ness bL By GonsIe': S'S e: ASs 18th
would I. ;Ss 1s' Of ssse. g @
with ali the srensth o influence they possess
OHIO.
ONO CIrY-A large gathering Of the citizens OF Ohit
City, without distinction Of party was held az altman
Hall on the evening Of the I'd. b. Castle Mayor Q
the city presided After remarks r0m various ge1''e
men the following resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY Pseed
the emoror- zeal q The sathef' $40 50
and f soye1atIt By obey hate hs ttssees
70 -. none CoveInors and Judges
ssocsbs and y their ess.on mean 2,e.n.G
seeen the tgtery eei;y Of our 20; e,n s 81 ~ ,, Com
rsrGied destroy al ecr 70 q.
h.hted fEh this SD IN the inteny and ~
s sSS L, :sS nee Of Giihas' me NORM
TEoY-A meeting was held az the above named plae
On the evening oihe cath which Is thls referred 70 o.
an rSieaon that The sebrt,Es bill had bat few any
ssI,a SS a G h fosea va
The rssouot' er-ee ey The oeInis'se e. ~ '1s ,
tts, es.iy decided TIE BIZ IN sassti,n
I MmsN.-A Nebraska Indignation meeting was held u
that place on the ening Of the 2ih which adopted tn
I resOlIti, u aInextG: