New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17
THE VOICE OF THE NORTH
NO EXTENSION OF SLAVERY.
NEW


tbc pace above pamed on the tn inst, Which al
dresed BY Pref moy OF rnPs AeSGs%y
FR.XELIN-A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
men Of all parties was held at Franklin on the an The
meeting was presided over by the Hon Geo w Ne'mth,
oss;sfed nv a large number Of Vice Presidents among
whom were the Hon. James Clark and Hal Proctor,
Efq two ftaGncb Democrats OF the Old school Res9I
tons strongly coIdemnatory Of Douglass Nebraska bill
were introduced and passed without dissenting voice
MASSACHUSETTS.
LAwRrrcr-On the evening Of the 9th another grand
gathering toek place in the City Hall for the purps OF
Irote ting against the Nebraska outrage The IL all was
filed to It's utmost capacity and the meeting addressed by
The Rev w C. Foster n " Harmon Esq, Col Parsons
and others when the following resolutions were adopted
with hut dissenting voices viz the Postmaster Of the
E1a That as citizens Massachusetts ard Of she United
s" enc osr h9si sSheIencs to III COnprynise ofIelo
Rod That this Compost :. the time Of sd9poo ga
as second only to tie .acrsdoess
suti o,s ana ,dvocsies Of the Nebr,d bil
ReoG That in our Repuhcn Liberty the rule
latter ecti6us as4iuI' the
Of Se be sov,rnmep sSd tho Cou' iioa sai
nds weshea The claims f our common country upon A' Goa
GLoucEsTER-On Friday evening March there was
large citing Gloucester 10 demonstrate against the
passage Of the Nebraska bill Remarks were made by the
Rev Mr. Mayo and others aud the following among other
Ri"S That :. deDs Of and believers in the
'uptm. oslaiiOu Of Christianity III resist ih and every a.
byins e i. .uroe vii Be the success dp5.n
.n h @ s s'at By ne os.
Unt StIs. b sss Of se TS ploss D ~ b .as
isinIutOrs Of Almsht, God.
RHODE ISLAND
PRovIDESCrA meeting to protest against the measure
now pending in Congress, involving the extension OF
Slavery the Territory of Nebraska, held in Provi
dence on the evening of the eth. Hon Albert & Greene
oeiaed President assisted by fifty Vice Presidents.
Gen Greene taking the chair addressed the large an
dsnce, giving brief but Ineligible and highly interest,
ing btOry OF the Nebrask Territory AMI Othe important
question involved in ts organization by the bill now pend
ing in Congress. Professor Caswel from the Committee
appointed at the preliminary meeting reported series OF
resolutions the reading of which he prefaced with brief
but eoqu, and earnest explanatory speech The pesm
bic reces the various action of the Government in the
matter Of Territorial Slavery and the resolutions which
were adopted follows:
Re.oed That citizens Of Rhode leland without Distinction Of
sssint present condition Of
,b ,eoy ard sodos renewed jaries to The Indian iss.
Of the ee States and frausb, with imminent peril to the pace
cherish and which earnestly desire by jus. and honorable
ssi Which .ssndsis. IN the name Of su@.atg ~sicS It
III the name of Phied public faith which it VIC As' and
Rd That senators ard Representative in Congress be
respectfully requested use her utmost ende4Vo to prevent The
pssse said bill md every other bill which eontenplase'
ms the extension Of slsyery into territory free
Rd That copies Of these resolutions and preamble rsned BY
d. Chsirn.n and seers. Of h. meeting Be to oar
The same 20 both House. Of Consre.
The resolutions having been read the meeting was ad
L.
Rev DR. wsyland, the Hon John whipple and the Rev.
Samuel Wolcott
CONNECTICUT
NORwIcH-A meeting Of citizens, without di.tinc-
Of party held at the Town ALL the evenisg of
March g. to protest against the contemplated in
connection with the Territory of Nebraska The Hall wa.
crowded at early hour. Gentlemen selected from all
dresses were made by Judge Hovey the Hon. l.. y
Foster The Rev j p CULVER ana Others AID serts OF
strong resolutions passed
NEW YORK
CorftspOpderee Of TIE " Y Tribune.
GIovIRsyiLLI Fulton Co, March 1884
meeting Of the citizens of Goversville, without dis
tncton Of party, held in the Baptist Church March
g. their ebtne upon the Kansas Nebr6sks bill
The meeting large ncaiing most respectable and
colserv alive citizens The bill denounced by speaker.
as Ieacherous violation Of s-,red compact IA auia
cous aggression If the slave power AID oaifa upon
the rights Of and the spirit Of freedom and Christi
Siy The religious portion Of our community seem to be
thorough aroused The Rev ID COrwIn II Bates and
II DuInng. wei a several others spoke earnestly
against the bill remOnsrsDce against lie passage vss
uEanu0psiy voted and numerously signed. Col grant
that the DAY may be hand when tho South shall learn
that 81 last fLere - North aud when northern doagh
faces shall, quail and eHble before the rising torrent OF
northern indignation. G.
HonyrIIsSIILr The citizens Of Hornellsyile hAi a
public meeting on the I'd March and passed series of
strong resolutions ans the passage OF the NeoFaska
bill
l1HAcA-A mass meeting of the citizens Of Tompkins
County held in Ithaca the ID OF March Thca was
addressed by the Hon. ). Wdbridge, the Hon. Is u
1eIIis' GeOrSe l. frost, Smitn hooeFtsou qua AiIeA
Wels Es1s, and series of able resolutions adopted
Smong which the following
R''e@ Lhs While we would mildly bat hrnly
With southern brethren the OF The Missouri Con
promise and couture them }, their OF honor 70
join IN 10 repeal 6td words ndsaaoa
The scoptd BY those rohern Who
de Of freedom besTsy Ani ussePr
he will " tbeir eousutuens
RSNnoIrH The citizens Of Randolph and vicinity
without regard party distinction held meeting
Sd 10 take into consideration the bill pending in
Congress known a. the Nebraska bill. Samuel Ewing
Esq in the Chair.
R,re3 That iks sosn.ny and kih3y Srs pro
te ssans lie susc.msut sw BY Congress op-uns
ihe free territory United states g. he Htrydlcon
ard oppressive nfnreneut Of tie P0les
.h 81 North sqsa the Fedora K Sass
PENNSYLVANIA
BJooNINeBrReR AT a meeting Of the citizens c
BoomiDg tUrgh and vicinity opposed 70 the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise without distinction Of political par
ties puruart 10 public notice held AZ the house Of VIM
DAVE March & 1884 Wood chosen President, All
Or l. Baker and Cyrenus Van kearen were appointed
Vice Presiden's and Alex MeCrcery, Secretary, The