New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
ABRAHAM VAN NEST, President

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Tie nominations were received unanimously
TIE Rev DR. VEBMnYE comm snced the exercises with
prayer.
Mr WHlrIHIAD then read the cal of the meeting and
the following communication
GrNrLENEx: attack Of influenza under "hen am
row f,Is viii pe'ent sTeasns At the riirs ~,
b. Lsd p and Ksn.1 lately passed By
dc United @ ,f 5 s A'9 The 5Spsa y ;Ds soe. s vii ss
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on nv s,reugtb ,ha be sufficiently restored
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" an very repeatedly your oSt servant d y bUlLsH'
To ~, Con N ttee Of ATrsI ssmtnts &c, &c &C
Ions A. King vas then introduced to the meeting ana
fIcke o. follows: 80
Mn prYstpFNT AND FELLOW COUSTRHsEN The high
du ard honor fsddresng you this evening has been De
vow. NE acknowledge and feel the responsibility
ak YOUR indulgence for the remarks have TO make
For The third e meet in this building to express our
.eer cferenoe 10 tbs b which threatens the broad
.r.th a. We here 70 Rescue
II m far A. W. can now that the bin has passed the Sonate
r. bse.l once more to protect against thar bill
II se can TO our pre-e ntatives that we have
relt 70 say 10 them Look weto the business you nave
n Lrnd see thst co not give to slavery tAt "uSu
:. .di.stsd TO Ffeedom Such say 10 You IN solemn
here "a. entitled is the deliberate sentiment OF ths
,,st Civ with IT, noble institutions men ana chsrlAe'
rof al hat makes it great and proPerus en,a ana
fre,dcm lie at the basis lGreat applauseI we come
10 protest a. airst this was going to cay infamous
I'm which il fraught with everything but tHs' "hlcn
irttnen can Gesbe 1t : 10 YolanDh 81 ." ,bs, tbe
corrset and OF the settled great prncpie tua1 tne
cuirv to which belong, the Constitution uhder "ncn
w. I've ere made for Freedom and not Tor slavery
Great applause The Missouri Con pr wa ~ ~ 80 e.
r,s with regard to latitude and longitude batth- .nse
slfu he sn actual inhibition Of slavery oslsae VI .
OF Missouri lhei was ine qls'on, en,n, nm rlei
On The Itr Of The North that was the sentiment &
ard doubted Iy the South Afer sres' con.'. ~ ~
yeHrs n least The question settled down 10 ,nls
II AZ Missouri should lie Gdmed VIII e4as cry p
,ls t.rrt,ry which lay beyOud it should Dc iofeFeI
adf:cted 10 Freedom. The S1rth true L
ever has been. LEd especially me sale q - -
YorE ever loyal and true in peace and war % .Le
pos eliiy Of the country hss o6eytl iha C
r-opi,,s TO tie present dAy. The O.dna.ee 81 Dt -. 80
fsseried he prncIle OF freedom-oh Nncn iNo - -, -,
ri,ste rr sre, Of every man Who Ps;std norin "est
Il lie Ohio dFeIded On his principle gIi5 ~ en ,s tb.t
t;.s crew ID AID now, in this doy y er-e1 VI. . va
Topd be sbroca,ed ia that territory which was
acquired serwad ana saved b the CGnpIoss ir9s ts
Slav,ry That in the o; ne cary en- 5sl; & VAC
ereai ilducenon; to settle in thi. viii an1 qs.a Ts
+ Va in tie language q SenatoT Of tna' Gay, Ln E
- ~ nd by dsy AMI tie pillar Il IRE by 2 sIt M -
chin On ifs h6ptful way This question oi
tsr before t. Constitution ol The United st-es vs.
s8Srted. lrd il Lss heen from TINE to % iI1' 1Sa rS
I.i6 In The legislation of the United s'1'es "a.
Nn;,s ~ the Orcinarcs of e was The tfst greH
rnile of toe Confederation The Con.ii'aion 80
tsrfa by men who fought and bled ana tsiuhluoi
heIis I, the pame OF liberty lGrest applause
T5s, Constitution was one Of e0mprom'ss Sna eLapnz
- fsi ard greatest wheh the northern IVae lof tnsy
- bnt few slaves were called upon 70 make was Aas
- be enumeration FOR representation and a. ns os %
ts1stcp not only al ee citizens but also 'nree aiOa