New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

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MASSACHUSETTS,.
yoyYtI-A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the CHI
v Of Lowe oppose to the Nebraska bill. irrespective
81 psrty ws b, d the evening Of the 2Sh ult Sewar
G. Mack Msyor OF the city otleiaiet As chairman Re
.-tswer, N sde by Joseph White and : Adams Esls,
aftor which series of strong resolutions were adopted
Tie I0utH Courier SAYS 49,, ~,
have The s'r, Of Level sfPs', .sa 'as s,
eid las; rish. Of DOGslAs NeoFsaaJIsse'
CONNECTICUT
MrIiDTS The citizens Of Meriden without Distinction
ofnsty convened on the evening OF the 2ssh the Hon
Mailer Booth in the chair The meeting was addressed
nv the Rev Mr. Perkins, and by the Rev DR. Bacon, OF
Nev-liavepwhen series ofsrong were PSeo'
from which we quote the annexed;
Rrs That consider the duty Of every se.m.a 90 oppcs
in al eoD'i'5ticoa va. The o. s'e % A. S
sny al Of she st,se e.1ss .,
6i.sPprObsiion.
NEW YORK
OwEGo A large end enthusiastic meeting was held al
Owego Tioga County the evening Of the 2ith uit,
Hon Carrael II. Barstow. in the Chair IL was al.
dessed by Dr. Allen. Hon John j. Taylor. Member Of
Congress from the Toga District. and by Is F. Tracy,
ESQ and othersphen the folio Nin; resplutions were
Ressi That We regard with deep ,ppreAso.on or ',y
Gsks bii nov b 81, Uaed States % da..y
ssecn al that psrt Of the Loa.na pu-hsc as of'
>, SSn s % les than Sssrse scheme @ the "a.
introduction Of SLAYER, into the rerr'y OF N'ers
Rrsd Tia, the passage hi. bill woali be eh h.h Of
psrt ought to destroy All enatenes any
Rssd Thai While Southern RsPress WHO tr hs
hill vii be guilty Of 4lo1ora5f a. NSrtssn Rsprssaases
CASaSDatGTa~T was a very large anil very
Canandsigus on the 2sth ult Hon A. Lester Dem pre-
sided series of strong resolutions were reported by
Mr. Lapham; and speeches msde by Messrs Henry w;
Ta,lor A. Norten, q. Weldon Joshua Spencer, and
others There appears be but single sentiment on this
ques in old Ontario.
PENNSYLVANIA
POTTER CoUSTv.-A large meeting was held at the
Court House in said County on the Goth ut which passed
Rci tbs this meeting do not claim the ci,,eu.
lie .oei.l or dom I intuo any other State
sGrs S S , s@1 1 Su r Ss sa s our
uer a equal privilege TO every other free people
o,Ss to Ta SS ' or sc Soa
ofe uSitea States in conflict with he 5resons pTacPe.
OHIO.
MEETING THE GERMANS ~ CNciSSari-rhe Ger
IN n
evening cath ult and passed the following resolutions
Reoired That consider the Nebraska bill sia'roiacete
sp,,ory :. violation Of the the United
the Missouri d'sI,es to Ames' snd a age
msniy Liberty sr6 Ssee and thai We NIL oppose by all legal
Rire4 That the Senators BY heir noble and manly be-
hsyior in his question have ne, our ~ S pSass s
unite with US in patti's down this az
Thai cal T. he L;: lat Ohio e"oe'', to ct
Ered that senator Douglas by has forfeited the
Ofeysry eit1'n the ,nets.. OF liberty =, heart
in SJy ania Ohio, the goth u after able addresses
from Rev j Mcbride and others The following resolution
R,a Tbs,ve view with al the
the the er territory o. United states consm
protest .ssinst t. and Jpo,, 81. Legal and :n.,a
qs, the o. Sa op 4 and
Who are known to se .om@t'ed e tn SSsc 40. 20"
w saSvos eSH'" upon the slavery ''''' "'''' "
/ PoKrAGE CouSry-There was largo turn out at RI.
VIENNA the oath rl. ali parts of the county PORTAGE
being represented Nathan Sanford of Rootstown acted
as President The meeting ably addressed by Judge
Spauldipg and the lion Hiram Grswold OF Cleveland,
and by John Hutchins Esq, Of Warren. From the 80
ries of resolutions adopted, select the following
cS and ps CT e as sro called Sooa BE-
held BY party but unite lotto
SS the cop1 a1ehoisos Senator Illinois aud sss
10 but Ss.n soas to how they disregard
end TO inform them II he conflict must come II they persist
THE ONO DEMOCRATIC Pigs The Sasdssky Mirror
publishes lit of the newspapers Of Ohio with The posi-
ton they occpy relative to the Nebraska question, by
which appears that 90 opposed to the great sgndes
and II in favor Of the same.
INDIANA
MIsHAwAKA-At meeting in Mishawska, ". Joseph
County the 25th alt the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Rrt It.. upon ths %Sysmsp, ia co:gs ,,'R,s r.,
with s1d ndisnaton ssdos . sa ate mp. 70 Violate
TH .se savsnsase. .eeTnIns them
R,.Sirsd Thai ps.s Of the Nebrss BILL
% duty M C oSs % s s' 70 he
only remedy The ballot box TO effect repeal;
the evening Of the 25th ult .yas largely attended
Speeches were made by Cassius NJ Clay VIM N. Dunn.
John L. King and Judge Stevens all in opposition TO the
passage of the Nebraska BILL aad by NJ Bright in favor
of the measure The spirit Of the meeting was strongly in
opposition the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise a. s
Enthusiastically evinced by the series Of resolutions adopted
without a dissenting voice.
PEoRIA-The citizens of Peoria held mseting a. the
Court House in that city the 2fth ult and after full
interchange Of opinion passed the following resolutions
Reor,d That the bill pending bssrs
the United States. ossnrns .e Territories Of Nshs.ss
act Of sS inown a. the Missouri compom.s and Of tSa moral
which the States each other preserve that Com
RGlI Thai he slts.e p..ss Of h. bin or any s 70. 'as
sectional aus and psrstus stsoe Of
s1sDm0u, voice Of the ssiion
& 5 II ssrd as e: ~ sss Of II. n.
Compromise which prohibit. slavery north q % 80
i.iber. forming .al ba; Is,a.i tbs. th
should remsin In force.
MICHIGAN
KAIAmAzoo.-At meeting Of the citizens of School.
craft County Of Kalamazoo called irrespective Of party
on the 18th u, the following among other resol ions,
R.oed That preteDce thai the Missouri Compromise
The Comp.ou.. .e' q 49,. :ns thai therefor. .Ai