New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16
PROTESTS To INST THE NEBRiSh j.
EfNSfS SPINDLE.


NxwUAvPsupr q meeting at Milford June 10.
strong resolutions we're adopted for UNION OF all go'e
true 10 resist the conspracics OF the saNeoca'y
and their Tools the ohsequous doughiaces' VINO porpe
trood the Nebraska yllny and 10 secure the repea q
the Fugitive Slave Law:
For he repeal Of much Of the Nebraska b, as On,
mis slavery INTO that Terriory-iOr the abolition Oh
Slavery IA the District of CoiumbatT the prohbnI"n ="
Slavery into any tcrrcry now belonging to- or which may
hereafter belong to- he United states-aglinst The adnis
N q of any new State into the Union with the right to
HON saNesior the speedy acknowledgment OF the nde,
Icntonce OF Iayt.-end for The protection nj coored
reveal Of all compromises and laws that nphcate the
North in the sn OF SUPPORTING extending or porpetuai+
"Rcolgc1, That those Northern traitors Norris, VII
sus and Iiibbard-l--erve and should receive the exc
Grafton OF every friend % his country an1 OF humanity,
and heir names should Oe enrolled upon the scroll OF IN
fo,y ith Bena.ict Arnold aud the Hungarian traitor
G,crgy for their betrayal OF the rights Of the North
n,i>oIs-Whic tic II on. +. b. Washburne the Repre-
ertatve OF the Gacua district in Congress, was passing
through Chicago, be invited By many OF the m"sb
influential citizens aou distinction OF party raddress
tie PEOPLE Of Chicago in reference to the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise. Nr W. replies that his official
car,nents Mt Woshu. ton compelled him to hurry back
AZ The same time an. ans ing that he highly priced this ep
prevail Of hs eancs' and determined opposition to the
PASSAGE OF the Nebraska bill In the OF HE letter.
Nr. W. writes
Aide signs of tic lines portend that we are on the
eve Of events aueht with fearful import 10 the North
We have great duties perform. Issues are now upon
Il. which Use Infinitely higher than all party, and
which mu.t be promptly met by Northern ireemon
10 upon the Nebra Sa bill as only the first OF series OIL
mCasuo the ohioc, - which is 10 give complete dom
lam n the slave y, wcr The country For one take my
tiand in defiant and unrelenung hostility 10 the whole
brood or unrgheoGs schemes, having IN view me exen
sion Of Slavery which have been ha,cned asWashnSton
daring the preen; session ~ Congress by The hot Iucuba
tons of Southern politicians ana Northern donshiaces'
intend to war upon them all so long as can rai'o my
t.isu Z loF nm
NAiyE-On Saturday afternoon and evening" the So
ust the citizens OF Wateryile held pubic meetng ana
evpe..rd in their resolutions their decided condemnation
OF tie repeal of the Missouri Compromise and Their
doeIest indignation az the evident stretching OF the most
inuiiOus law records for his burns eomdemne-
" ton he resolutions 0re hrm ana pair ono me hon
Dlis " Milken of 'ho most pure and reiADle Den
ocrais tie State presided nj the meeting large mum
be1 Of gentlemen Of al parties and of no party addressed
he meeting in favor the resolutions among whom were
tie President, Professor Champhn, the Rev t. D.
1huston, j. H. p~Tmond ESD the Rev; n ~. NJ, wood
Iyoeo1m.' Agree bly, 10 resoiutonoall the bells ~
the villa &c were i0lled IN hour
The same sentiments peryade almost the entire people
OF the State The sentiments OF indignation AT tho recent
tliumIh b. of he slave Iowcr almost universal
Two public meetings have been held NJ Ca.ts HAL,
SEQ within tho pat week 10 listen 10 addresses from
men bers Congress relative the atrOcious poridy
which he's been committed by the Government III the Re
peal ol the Missouri Compromise The first was held on
Fridny evening OF la. week. IL eloquonty addressed
b, the Hon. j. r. Giddiugs OF Ohio Moses Emery Esq,
presided. The second meeting was held Monday
lug. II presided over by H. r. Solnesi Esq OF BID
d, ford and this occasion, as heretofore the Hal wa
crowded The meeting addressed by the Hon. Israel
Naslburne Jr the fearless and eloquent Representative
in Congress from this State from the Ponob5co' District
IxpIAS.-The Wings of Henry County held Ccnyen-
ton on the Sd inst. 4 I'LL ticke; pu. in nomination
srong resolutions cendcmnng the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise, were adopted call for Congressional
Convention to be composed Of all in favor Of the repeal
If tie law repeating the Missouri Compromise, was made
1t will take place Cambridge City on the 9th day OF
July.
Tie Montgomery Journal contains the following;
HEpEAL! REPEAL REPEALl!, Let the watchword
be Hereafter the REGAL OF the following acts, viz;
The Fugitive Bill OF 1870!
The Nebraska BIZ Of ls54!l
Repeal of Slavery in District OF Columbia!
Ard against the addition of any slave territory TO
lie Union forever!!l!
Such is the language of The UdnsegdH Ga-eu', pup
lcd in the state of Illinois and is the feeling and Ian
guage Of thousand. OF Northern eemen, VINO were 'o1
that The COMPROMISE OF $50 was finality.