New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-01
PUBLIC MEETINGS
ANrLNEnRAsKA MEErING

An DkAShA mEEllNb
Quite 'a ge and enthusiastic meeting Of the citizens o.
Wifausburgh opposed . Ire iii now before Congress
proposing 70 throw spea Territory OF Nebrasks 10
slavery yss convened the Od,on last evening rer.
were from 900 to 800 roB present gres live Of parry
The meeting was organized by choosing Mr.. j. H. BOWL
President; Mr. n BMG9s aud others Vice President
After The call OF tie meeting vas read, the Hon Z. d.
Culver Chairman Of the Committee Resolutions real
l,tter the Hon. a. ). Raymond, and the following
letter from W. Ii Seward Of the U ;. Senate,
WAsaSGroS. saturday, ssb . la5i
ne zee .ss,ss u 20 ef' - s elm Of M 'Fsssi.,
Ssu learn from the papers proposed osdus
aussel On Lose Li that vsy and
that teoe whe dePecs a-H ps'sass yoad peter hss
Fr.y axe th pns,ios he Csamltss sad shsn
should he one % large go 50 Isrelee Sc an aad 50 loJ V
tuh e hsr'E $40 bunsny - 20 yindeate or sres sSo
her and njuhsss0 the best Interests
and TAR Of cur beloved c0gntTY.
w WILLIAM il. SEWARD.
The eiter was received with great applause;
The Bon. ID. Culver then submitted the fonowin.
Rres That a. et,,s o. III. st.t. Of NsvYoL sad ua.-
PeEs,ut Ftsmea Of zoe cry o. "hiin,buI We dem ns'
Sh sht but an imperative auy 70 speak out and Ice Our sst
es Be tnows On me ppoon neg pe5sns ee,ois gg2ns'
Re That Gglnst 50 much o. said bill TO ebsti:
ser fsTsve excluded tTc all territory north o. o. 3d. L
isd That the csmrromis Of i',a in ia n.tae and
the pupse Of s gsa uihc ana defender scome@e fadsa.a
character slsUle that
Ssuh received rs fail Il nei the Admlon Of the States VI VS.
Ari'nsss and Alabsrs ssye states snd lhu Free
don receive IL hold II sbresch Of faith
,ooD o. compact TOR southern brethren deny
thee bsneis sud s,tempt 10 repufisfe the agreement
Reoira- That citizens tie free will
provisions any BILL whieh shall openly or By implication sos
as 30 nile. Of fee territory % be cursed ~ tbs bEht sef
dev slavery Tb. eonpsct Of Isso dedicated this va
cain Freedom viii reslL aad attempt
u rem Freedom and cslFigE ito Slavery.
hcree That after thirty fo1 sjoynsnt Of their share
the and e.tcr the al Of ~ with tho
benefits sssts have derived tasiefs wo1ld O. hiady
that tksBsBs tLs sIctGg and irritating qaesso
they provoking sk Of agitation toer bead
hat require them and their serving allies Of The
North 20 seek SPEEDY shelter
Sn Mac Monroe. jackson sd Polk signing approving and
csnneBng bills prohibiting Slavery rerE9es demit lot,
osDsoDs aud safe prohibit By Law 10 ntroduetoa lao free
territory
Ee.e That while hold South respsnsib,e for the
Of her pghee faith much re;nk1
pers0rs Political enes veed plunge eogEiy nio
fresh .siaios ana possible the free terri
NartkveH into twelve shall he'd
the au:kos Of this scheme RAID wtA their e0nstsa
her That Southern Ser ntlstsd thsy shall
fer this ssedly irrespective Of party. North
ia dainty ana self unitsdy add irrespective Of
nd opposition tbs schsne-aas God hsglf
" VIII rest tAis ibldsity 10 the last
Rtes Tsst Sosiss sLi Representatives ia
aos respectfully requested TO Al. effort 20 defeat The
Rss That the proceedings Of this meeting be signed By the
officers kseef and copies thereof he forwarded snl
20 the ReprrseB'stive from this District.
The Rev l.. 5. Porter, Pastor Of the Reformed Dutch
Church the Hon. L. ID. Culver, and Mr.. George Y.
Baker sPoke in favor Of the resolution after which they
were adopted without q dissenting voice
The meeting was thea adjourned