New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
.iNTENEBRASKI NEETIVG ~ ONTiPIO
COINTI

r, rre.gc,5,1ce cf T. y. Y. Tlture.
CASASDNGi SATURDAY. August > i-5i
II pursuance OF the call for Mass Convention o
the electors q TIL County OF Ontario. without disuc
ton Of party who dsaPprOyr Of the prosaIory esis
laou # the present Congress and who are 30 favor 0i
tie repeal or modification ot the Ntbra'ka and Kansas
ILL and Of tie repeal Of the Fugitive Siave Law in
I,.0 and the abolition of Slavery in the District OF
Columbia, end IN all the territories Of the United
Statcs.' which Lad been previously published in sew
ors oihe county Papcrs and scnod by several hundred
electors of all Vdites except tie silver Grrys The peo-
ple sombed TO-DAY in tie courthouse il This village
from all parts Of the County, every town berg repre-.
seutod - the larmers anG neCnanics-the bone and
Dutclc sud intelligence o. the community At twelve
o'clock the meet ting called to order. and Ira Il.
Ieck. Esq, Of East Bloomfield, appointed temporary
Chairman. On lhOTiou committees were appointed On
organization and resolutions and other prelImna-
rits aTriilcd Wien the Convention took recess ~ ,
oclcck IL which tine the Committee gu Organization
reported for lrc-idoH' .edcCirh Dewrg Etq.. ir, OF
Mtlcicstcr aid l.. " Simmons ani Miriam Adams
ISGs., Secretaries.
Mr. y. J. Mnlihen, Chairman Of the Committee on
refoiutios orted the folio wing which, after De-
discussed by Mr. Ira Il. Heck, IL. Parder. Col ~
laLctO Lewis. s. A. tOdOing John Wheeler, VI. o.
Wilder I. Poncr0y, Silss c. Brown and Others, were
stvtrally Iasstd. unanimously:
H4e,o' since no :rsor CON -o- be- h rep slsd;
tlc 80 h VIII IL ID eut orcssio q nortEcin men 18th
~ Wild II ct c,'n important ady4uze ta.ety
20 slaytrv tLsf L tug, ureyf prul1d
ih ue Of g - slce 'he nh - done tbs sad procured
en- o. the T-rr;ots of NcTlsks aud Kns md,
laws dci.ntd 20 thcc u osahnclt % slavery th rein thls
o,rue lie vio rjec irro ed aid fees'ns ta Nih from al
CoLsuo'o; sine, " The props sat Of slavery Li,r thus
t"sy bl,n th i,d ieh ga boa thrown down the gage
he'e,a 1ast accp the challenge snd God give the
tor5 iio sdc which The b. un- bers rslt.
Ir'oitc9 The VII no al lorcr he tli DIE .
otti n uuhAo'Cd Irje D sryr.y tX',r thar vii
-...ve rsceausy mi ou 'for' ~ tce1 c-ovusd VITA
httt, mr. oud n Element hose I roir. ~ ens
free Sac viO b. relied rfrn s,and ih
cue Pc refcr 90 ilrdcsiior. Fugitive Slave sg lj
a. iej,ceI Of nev sss epr dtl' ion 10 u U1ioa -
P,' # CcuGa nd ia a.. The TeTri'Ii-s OF the United
TS.'d e tLc l,ld .1a,.'- aul sgsre,e p-o
itcs . llo srte which have hAcfto b,ru .u
teeh The sciioi oi is~ and ioru1s utatv, from s
sIp1i ddsic IN tonoss WHO not uy committed b. his
it sc nd drcar rc active rnC ygoou. eocacy
Of D, Hftsurts tuo policy Aefewi So forth
T-.d fha udcr reio tban's 10 the Hon Audrey
q J, The rep cent Give 20 cct-r,ss from III district oI '
Eui, Aic society desire promote tb- objects
hcsoej. have i.rrd proposit nomi
ra Sste ticket Of The Sara Ccy nficu We ieve that
sc,d ca e fof which W. are cot'eucrE
Tie following IersOns were then unanimously APP
Iointed delegates to the Saratoga Convention:
Frsr A tcia6Y4 D.,frict-ohn VI. Bradford Esq Hon.
Thomas j. McLouih john Howe, Charles ". La ia
md Hiram Od,l.
nan Hoves, Hon. L. W. Simmons, Asa Bal, and John
hCstCr. ESQ.
Tie old 6elcs, party leaders, and Silver Creys,
were rot there except few OF the latter who stood
away il tie back ground looking Several stirring
fpoecles were made and the besr feeling seemed 10
Ieryadt the large assembly throughout the Whole pro-
coedings. Respectfully, \.