New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04
POPLAR IyDIGNiTION AGAINST THE
FRAUD iron FREEDOM

PyyS.YLvAsrA.-A Wing mass meeting was held at
Kit,anning Armstrong Co.. June 90 John Reed presiding
at which il was $50,
Resorcd That the passage Of the Nebraska bi-;nat m
famous unauthorized uDcaedor violation of Pilghted
a,hhas imposed upon the people OF the nee STATES Oh
hi, Conlederacy and solemn duties duties requiring
new p0ry organizations, the waving i3r he c oei
minor differences and cordial and hearty union oil al
who would pre serve their freedom and manhood IN an e
fort 10 arrest the alarming progress OF the save power IN
this nation and prevent II from acquiring universal "o'
nation. ., .,u ,;ia Of tho
Baltimore Wing platform OF 1852, and mserbe upon our
Lanner no ,oTe concessORs-RO Stare States JT0m
,blr sc at ne rolaed compromise Laeao moro conp'0
MIS- nih SlorcryrO dougt.taeed ConSTessmeH-
Int on the other hand enroll ourselves during the war
in defense of Free Labor Free Men, Free Lands, ana OF
nortbern rights interests and honor And while we do 80
we bv 10 means abandon those minor points oil erehce
which distinguish Wings from our ieow-czens Oh
other parte nor do ask them 70 abandon THEIRS SO d
"a hey coincide with the principles set forth IN tins resou
,iou but upon the broad principles of Freedom" IN the
widest of thu. word, we ask them TO uhe win Us III
telms Of equality and fraternity! WIN ,Sc e!o 7" ''
Ersod That we invite all the friends of freedom and
humanity Of every parya who arc ready TO defend te
lust rights and yndcate the honor of the North to unite
with us in the expression of sentiment and III support
of ticket.
4 Committee Of Conference appointed TO confer
with the Free Democratic Convention in session at the
same lime who in eloquent report depict the numer-
GUS agcrossions of the slave power upon northern rights
AZ unite in calling mass meeting OF al te people OIL
Armstrong County who Se opposed to the "ebiasa QUIZ
race which was TO be held at the Court House in hlttan
ming on the Fourth of July, for the purpose oil selecting
candidates for the several offices TO be flied at tue oc'o
Der election ard to take such other measures as the great
crisis at which We have arrived requires
In Tioga County, an enthusiastic -Nebraska demon
slration came off ut Wellsboro. Col james kmbal pre-
sided The Committee on Resolutions consisted OF three
Democrats and one Wing.
The meeting addressed by several gentlemen OF the
bar and others, mostly Democrats and the hveest en-
thusasm pervuded the meeting. The resolutions take
strong ground for Freedom, and were passed without
dissenting voice The meeting adjourned TO sle 9th July,
when a mass meeting will assemble at the court house
The Hon. David Wlmot Presiding Judge OF the District
has engaged 10 he ard TO address the people lie
was TO speuk at Lawrencevle in Tioga County, the
4h. After being at Welsboro on the 9th he proceeds TO
Potter County.
anti Nebraska candidates for County State and National
Offices stand any chance to receive the vote OF lioga
County at the election this fall The BAH IS rolling; 1t
moved slowly and cautiously at first but gaming mo-
mentum every hour, and woe betide the man who at
iempts TO impede It's progress
IspIASA.-A great anti-Nebraska mass meeting was
held at Dublin June 49, at which veneraod and much
esteemed minister OF the Gospel presided Several prom
nent Wigs Democrats and FreeSocrs, were in attend
anee animated with the zeal in the great OF
Human Freedom. Resolutions passed in favor OF
lay ing aside all former party alaon for the Repeal of
the Fugitive Slave Law and for the abolition of Slavery
Territories of the United States, both in those TO be ac
quired and those already established the oadmisson
any Slave states into the Union and that the Fed
er8l Government shall be relieved from all responsibility
from the existence Of Slavery wherever possesses
stitutional pow to legislate for it ex.ension
A meeting, without distinction Of party, was held at
Nobesy lille, June "a. a. j Mckinzy, presiding Strong
resolutions adopted against the Nebraska inquity
Among of the resolutions adopted the following
Rcsoiced, That those noble men in Congress, who
utey the Kansas and Nebraska bill the
and who still bent on continued opposition with refer
encc 10 restoration OF territorial restriction against
Slavery have deserved and sha receive most cordial
appreciation and regard
The Democrats of Wabash Co, in the XItli District,
name John L. Petit I'm AntNebraska Democrat for
Congress- and have passed resolutions opposed TO the
Repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, and in favor OF adher
ing to the Baltimore Platform with regard to Slavery agi
taiion.
WISCONSIN, Tie Burr Oak published in Dodge Coun-
y AID edited by Of the Pierce electors takes manly
ground against the Nebraska inquy. In recent article,
replying to the structures of dougface correspondent,
TIE Eur OAK talks i'll this plain fashion:
We have 10 patience to talk about this new tangled
doctrine OF Honferrenfion. For an American Congress
il this Of the world 10 say by legal enactment that il
Rcpobiicdn and rgL to allow part of mankind to Ell
slave another part they viii vote 10 Go So is unnatural
unchristian immoral and barbarous Within the States
Slavery exists lay local laws and Congress cannot consu-
onllly interfere with il there. But il is the solemn duty
of Congress to prevent its spread into erritoresit duty
because iii the representative o. Christian people and
republican Government Slavery is neither Christian or
republican
We DO not advocate needless agitation Slavery cannot
spread in the Union but by the aid OF northern votes IN
Congress So far is necessary to agate to prevent
that spread, We would agitate.
MANE.-The Democratic tMorill Congressional Con-
vention passed anti-Nebra resolutions.
lLLIYoIs.-The people Of Livingston County met at
Pontiac recently and passed decidedly Antisavery reso-
uiion- condemniny the Nebraska niquity, Fugitive
Slave Law, and kindred Pro slavery enactments. With
reference to fsul blot upon the legislation of Illinois, it
Rfsoed That the act of the Illinois Legislature known
a. the Negro act is foul blot upon statute book but
worthy OF the men who sent s. A. Douglas to the T. 5.
Senate and recommended the passage of the Nebraska
bill and this and it, authors should receive the
tempt of all good citizens.