The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-02-02

In view Of the Efforts made 10 foreSial public send
nebi GA The Nebraska Question BY the sbononssa 40
Congress and her confedsrsses in New York. Hus Be
conceded that the meeting II the Tabernacle Nondsy
evening was decided fslue The very iaca ihaf such
politicians ne those who ssuec The famous abolition sd-
drss should undertake pct themselves n The head OF
smoysmen 10 give direction 10 public sentiment on the
slavery question was su0ceni 10 cause all CONSERVATIVE
men 10 pause and examine The question calmly before EN-
bsrf ns 10 another sectional contest The idea thai he
Known enemies Of The Compromise OF 1850 should pre-
sumo 10 understand meaning and purpose better than
10 fr,vpds and advocates nsiuraly nvoiting 10 be
eounco sense And di.n,eresed patriotism Of the people
Of Ne North. They could NOT fail 10 shs il an
sso 10 exei,. and sns ,be anslavery feeling Of that
section Of The Union for selfish and wicked political pu
po.e. The hypocrisy Of h-se self constituted leaders
ia proposing 10 regard TIE Missouri Compom as
cred wa. 900 manifest 10 deceive zny who hss tie
least soqu,nianes with their PAS history. Wien Sum
nsr Chase Seward, fddngs, and 'hsir ccuedersiss, se-
peal 10 the Aoees and intelligent TO JOIN them 10
eassos axaias he great principle Of allowing the PEG.
pie Of Territory 10 determine domestic questions for
themselves. Il would be strange Il that good s,nse and
conservative spin, which sures reliance against
gisiors did no, Tree Up 70 rbuks The saort Whsl
more can tho people either nj he North lL9 Soaih.
=. Anat the inhabi,snis OF our Territories should
q. ts~ee nv consre.4sons restrictions and hmia-
Zone IN ~ their local Had internal ooncesns This
10 ahe sis Of The Nebraska b and Il against this
great principle Of selfsovuamsni that the people Of tie
eiiy Of New York called 10 The Tabernacle pro
Test To show The result Of this Effort 70 revive The
sectional agitation give from several Of the
New York papers.
tn. Day Book speaks Of the meeting follow:
"TMs TssrKSAe1r,-The ni-cEnr 81
Tsssrpsce lat nxhf PrCpst sxsns the rsPesi Of
he h.our Compromise, was wei awarded Al one time
there could have been l~s than o1 Pecsons IN tbs
hal. Tsers vesr hide enthasis.m manifested The
Of the p-oFle present seemed have assembled from
motives IT eprioy N hundred the VI sh
wbsi .oins except Indifferent
srectssox Asy.r hes, sxcsuaent among our rit-
,sns upon The Nebraska question.
Tbovsh the presiding cfcer snd tie ~ nc pal speak
Union nae~. he suti-sisverY remen rsou
nsnt IN this meeting. u he vice prrsidenu--nponI
Niaam c. Brysnt and John A. kiuE-rt Least
half understood 70 i've IN ,rsnpsihF viii every
hon rov~meut while the cns,a iessrrfess the Co
e.siou Ass.rs Sonn~r. Seward. Chase. and Gidaiugs
are all wel-bno~n sbclifonists
The speaking was by no eloqeen, sarrble.
Judge Esnm.t wa. dsn and commonplace Mr. Gerard,
though ,,cceni vyer ssd debsier did Doi
BY any .ts hs bsppiesi ehorL lie hss nor done
woras in i've yesTs His usual nGency, cssFness, and
sssrness wanting
The isst nigb dernonsustaa sEaiast he
Ashrssks bsl siars. Conservative Nsv York he'd
no lot whst result Of coptnp-d
sisuon and e repessd shors msy be. cssrnot say
eu' - ye easfosn cy hiss net sposen sssinst the
heW tsnharisl ne~sVre"
The New Yort Herald says
The meeting t.fsd for seven soccs aad ~ pans
h'e sssh spared n sds-rsidg Guat posters sslsd u
ns pssssF,bY rom every corner, and snoT every ne~s
partf prtxosd DE rai sna riad~a IL a. sutpo .at,