New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

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Of meetings resolutions &c al a. noaae 10 ua
rnsssured tcrms the Per6dous measure.
Thee ueer s bear no parry character bat AZ, conposd
of mn from an parti.sIea who dare 10 think an &c. IS
becomes frcerneD.
Old Stark County which hardly ever fails to give q
Thousand Democratic majority spoke on tho lsh. Tbs
resolutions were bold snong and comprehensive and vera
rerorted BY committee composed Of one WhS one FIss
Sil,r ard one Democrat the Editor Of The CIS,s
r. Nm d F. Letter and Se>. s I.ahr. both lssaiaz
pfmorats addressed hs meeting aud gave voice 70 the
indignation Ct the Dehoeia'y VI S'aN ~ ''' Pf'P''''
Outrage u-., -. ., c.. O.,
tees ~ Tnon County united in eau for mass meeting
on the ed to pass Judgment uPon tbs criminals and TIA
crime. =, .-.. -. =,
Bat perhaps the most noticeable DEMONSTRATION q Pae
lie erient hes been the meeting Of the German, m ths
cv Ills class honest IN their attachment to liberty.
bur huubugged by tie Drawing professions Of the esirs
of tie Democracy have hitherto almost 10 man. atst
with that party Bat this last atemp, OF Dsugas and Al
Administration which they aided to elect to roo them ana
their children of their free heritage has swoSe them 10
the true character of the aud the grs'p power OIL
In answer to q call of the Central Committee appointed
by them during the last campaign hve hundrea assem-
Speeches were made by several Germans and among
them. by Or Pue, one OF the most respectable pnysi
cisns ef the City
ne exhored the Germans to cross the Babicon Of po
liics tudce and TO unite with the American ioefas
in their glorious attempt 10 defend This last pa'dan OF
office holders ard silver greys who combined 10
snnihate political Constitution, and 10 trans upon
the sacred pledges Of faith which our fathers have trans
med 70 u.s. and TO all the oppressed who dock TO our
Two of the resolutions which adopted unanimous
", follows;
ms, hereby ..csy g;S, ~, ssa g. sysy sssT:
protest this tbs si@s 81 Democracy.
ssd BY rcp1eiains existing cont ss =, ~. ,.,n c,.
promise because h It le.st - the eoandse, Of ss.srJ
sorsh slavery the number Of slave sa has i,creasetin.
heirs dunn she'd and Of Slavery has stepped
This meeting is Of great significance, uttering. as 1t
doubtless does The voice OF tie great mass OF tne esrm
of Ohio condsmnstory of the Nebrlsks bill lt also
demonstrates most clearly ths weakness OF party ponds
when great principles are at sake-a hopeful sign ana
one full of prom II also furnishes evidence that tho
aimsy vail which has hitherto concealed from the honest
hearted German the true features of the Democratic Idol
has been away. and that he stands revealed -
their view as he actually sat once 0d0u' and Su TsPis'
The State mass meeting is to be held, pursuant to
notice of which the following Is a copy
AND TnE F,rnsss AT CoLUNovs on ras sra
S 20 ne .se Sss al S psS5 %
Be ss Ss.Te SUItSsrn seSy
picty Of Ohio the h Of March snt LET your pro.
risLt and justice a wsshiDstob. . ,
land County held at Lexington on the nth Feb the
proceedings of which have been forwarded us for puoca
ton but we have only room for the following resoaton
thce persons ENGAGED in promoting the paa.e Of Doss Ne.
psuSet morbid craving of Of who viii and 40 oos
on their whether their color be white or black
Martsrf-The citizens of Union County without dis
tipction of party held meeting Marysyle the sat
Feb The call was signed by the Wing, Free Sod, and
Democratic County Committees respectively.
.Jcftrsoa-A monster peoples meeting was held at
Jefferson, Ashtabua County on the 22d Feb which was
partic ated in by all parties and adopted earnest snd
emphario resolutions.
Cdnfeld-The citizens of Mahoning County were to
hold meeting the above named place on the 2sth u
express their hostilities to the Nebraska measure
Mqnsfeid The people of Rchand assembled at Mans
field on the nth Feb and expressed their sentiments rea
tive TO the Nebraska bill TIE Herald of that place re-
fers TO il as follows The meeting last Friday evening
was fully attended and feeling Of strong ndgnsona t
The course of Douglas strongly manifested
Porfdge CouRtyThe citizens Of this county were %
hold general meeting the evening Of the gath to pro-
test against the passage of the Nebraska bill
ILLINOIS.
PEORIA The citizens of Peoria were to meet on tho
2Ih of February 10 express their sentiments relative 10
Douglas aud his Nebraska bill.
AbyOra-A meeting ut the citizens OF Aurora was
held at that place on the evening of the 2st.
number of resolutions, strongly denouncing the Ne
braska bill Of Senator Douglas adopted the sixth oil
which was az fellows
Relied That citizens OF the Second Conres
Dtfct Of nlneisdo most ney protect assnst the Psss
of he sfor, oanY Whatsoever sanuas
repoalng the Missouri Compromise.
NEW JERSEY.
The Susar Register states that tho citizens OF Sussex
County are unanimous in their opposition to the Nebraska
outrage and calls upon every man 20 show his hand by
signing renonsance against the passage OF the measure