The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-24

assusssssd; s.d what " get and vAas W pad ~ IN
Nov "a asdsnt..d ne s z. 70. sstsss oe.e..s ss.
slavery north Of ID 80 which the ,noniss q ,esssy
fosbids Hs then rviswsd the srgumias Of those Who
o..im that the cam promise OF 1850 supsessdas and
sSOlshss the old Of 1892 stating that The szssnsau
the oonprOmiss o. 1850 looked 70 him NE obtsis.
). oS:rruisd sSy not S sa' sss ss
ginning and repeal It Atogsthsri This would DO
the manly way, aad way that honest msa could M.
Il was In violation Of ali sstimosy Of
the united voice Of Al the great who assisted II
n pisss Not only did not the compromise Of 1850 70.
peal that Of 1870 but the bill proposed does have
that eject and lot the cAlamious b upon
the heads of those It's aides and sbsttors We
proach may rest Tho Southern man may say, 1 have
~ good right to 60 with my property into the esm noa
territory o. ID: Union q you Of the North have to take
yours This IL merely bssaing the question. The hold
Ing slaves property Il nowhere recognised BY the
mon Law and the Law must nrst DO taken into
to reside In Bos on bus We would not have him
have four wives We should Welcome . colony Of
Hnsoo. anoss u' bu, would not Alley them to burn
to carry faves into the territory In question rests on
precisely the ground that Of the Turks aad Hin
North have complaints and grlsvAn to expressf
have We not often to shut lips hard and comprsss
our broys to keep from .csuAss o rsSsonr Have not
public In particular, been Obliged to bear much
Ia the Capitol a. Washington for their course ON certain
msssuresssnd ct homo to bear this rcd hot nvecdvss
easionS You Mr. Chairman, living evidence OF the
fact. and there said NJ Hard poiutns to ths picture
statement. (Trsnsndous applauss.) Mr.. Hilard CON.
cudsd BY protesting against the - breach Of
the "a. Of the nation plsssed 10 favO. Of freedom .nd
speaker sat down amidst tremendous and long continued
applauW)
SPEECH OF REV. DIR. BLAaDEs.
Rev. Dr. GEORGE BLAGDKs next addressed the m 40 ing
BE Ated his views o. the principles OF the opposss Of
slavery some OF whom he contendsd too lake virm
some Of whom too ,sty and rome Of whom we're
too red no and furieus to upsh the they had
At heart Toe reverend Doctor Ia the Of his
MARKS s, having attempted to Prov. that slavery
Bibla tents and passsgss-brought down upon himself
considerable sto Of dsp!easure from persons 10 the
much applause.
sPsscB OF HON. \. G. WINTHROP.
Hon. hoBrsT ws1HseP next rose, amid long and pre-
cheering He stated that he had declined to the
mitee to como prepared TO fpsak-his engagements
would not ADMIT Of It, He however, was never UMPIRE
to hi with every
with the objests Of the mssiug-to protest Ia
common with his fellow citiz.n, against the proposed
to lift his voice among his townsmsn ON sscb ocoa-
sons, he should not dsSe to show his face in Fareui
IN s as :h.s tso to A :. sS5
mot support ali thu OF that year
-(appause) ibis position gave him an opportunity to
heard anything in the Of debates to support
justify the prinoplss esd the drawn
By the friends OF the Nebraska bin He concluded With
preston Of cation that ., united general
and Grim rsmonstrancs from the men Of Al parties
to 60 % from within the tins hon0red walls Of old
SPEECH OF HON. ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
Hon ABBOTT LAWRENCE was then called for. and ap
pesied on the platform amid enthusiastic and prolonged
cheering He said he had entered the hi. address
the meeting 1t expressly understeod by the Com.
mtss Of Arrangements that hs not TO be called upon
to sfeak He American oihxsn-as Q private
c10Hn-hg freeman And the OF fr00m q.
else Bis III bt to express his opinion among his fellow
cit.sl' By his ,osh not BY his voice !ohssr:l 30
ter bis protest against staining the fair escutohson
Of tbs United states with foul breach Of honor
have lived long enough 70 remember the time when the
Missouri was ena itsd tn remember the votes
s,o Nv ana 70
every Of New Epgana feeling ponder vol
and respect public opinion when he yes NO
that he asd po intended to speak but that he could not
res ths hearty ard atte6g call which had greeted his
appearance and felt compelled to unite his voice With
the voice Of his follow townsmen here In FAneul Hal
where nothing but liberty ID b-eathsd spoken in pro
testing seaDst the posed outrage aed he trusted that
Awakened and Lift up ts united voice in drm and
nest remonstrAnce which should have power to avert
the inptnairg wrong. (Repewsd spplAuse)
MR. QuISCY-GOy CLIFFORD, ITO
Hon JOSIAH QrlsCY followss In few remarks.
letter read from Ex-Governor Clifford, cordially
The meeting called to order 1t bali past four and
dissolved about hail. pat six.
The ball vAs crowded In every part There Vas no
boserou. appIsuse Of 80 nker bu. the entire audi
listened Atentively and seemed Individually Ap
Tie importance Of the subject which called them
them together.
Many prominent dem scrats we're present
Anti. Nebraska Meeting ut Concord, NH
CONCORD, N a., Feb 20, 1894
Ths violent storm to day detAiped many OF the
trains with p-omiSent politicians who were expsc.s to
participate In the anNebrssks meeting announced to
be holden in the Depot Hall. From this Ar. Bsl
The whs candidate fer vernon, who was expected to
speak. was absent.
but very few democrats participated In tn. meeting,
though many Of them sigaes the call.
kost Of the leading democrats deny that the Nebraska
bill ir An istue In the coming election.
From Elk to eight hundred psrons were present at tho
ehari., ). Lowe son OF mayor Io1e. Mr. Tuck. ana
Others addressed tbs meeting calling upon the
New Hampshire to tell the infatuated ct Washing
for ttherf-that they o2po.e this MEASURE bscauss II
1t II carried sares will be tsken TO Neb 'sska which Ii
intended to be the nucleus OF future slAye states 81
series OF stropg resolutions against the pr scs wsre
offered and adopted.
Anti Hcbras Meeting at Rome, NY.
Rom, Feb 2s 1854.
AT the cal OF nearly four thousand OF tbs citizen,
(wthout distiacon OF partly OF oasida county,
meeting held here to day, To protest against the
passage Of Douglas EsbrAsks bill.
temporary Organisation was effected By tbs shoios Of
Jehn D. Miller q, chairman, and Sidney Hsnshaw
and Fl. c Msterson, secretaries.
conHitsee on permanent officers reported-For Pre-.
sident Hon John J.. Kuox, with eight vice presidents
and A. II Greene and L. Casa secretaries.
Letters read from Judge Savage, Hon E. A.
wetmore Hon Timothy Jsnhins, and many Others.
S.p S vsrs psssea DE-
violation Of solemn compact They declare that tho
peosle of abe North are wiling to sbids BY the