The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-19

I here, Acd thop hia vffn ~
why, the audience of the stronssst sia M.
the North they would not ALLOW tas buyer or s.ls
nov, gentle smsn shah extend such scenes - ths.
over he brad West which soon take into IN
uDoEf Now, l believe In missionary fpfusnoe -
tie'e In sencipg missionaries to the hesthen: IN
hos can We expect to exert sn innuancs there vhss
nusree ~ me Gospel is mot st,sng enough t.
religious feelrg rising In The North which shall swssu
awsy THIS curss. SEQ myself here hand in har VIII
asrd.n l. u. y: :ss,s:'.s noS esa .ia
70 ace With the stropgsst pro slavery man Of The
ss.S rspsa, Ts & Ss e..s
FREQ NORTH fiss ws'ef.r lss .. stand together for
M Btcher was loudly sppAudad ct the close Of III
speech, when the meeting adjourned.
THE FEELING ELSEWHERE.
RESOLUTIONS OF rHE CorsECrIcUT WHO STATE
CONVENTION ON THE NEBRASKA QUESTION.
Tas following the resolutions adop ed by the WIKI
Stats Convention Of ConDecticu held st New Haven, O
the 18th inst -
Resolved, That adhere the cardinal prnsplss o<
the wbs pAry-tbe pr,sction Auncrcsn labor, the In
povemeai Of oor haricrs and rivers honesty In pubs
servants good faith In Intercourse with other
ments An hon be psase with al nations and sacred
eonpance with AL ths compas.s which have bssa mads
Resolved That the Missour esmproniss Of 1922 II
which !. Is provided Thasn al that territory cedsd b.
France to tbs uDed States unesr Lousia.c
which lies nor. Of 80 deg 30 min north latitude not IN
euoec 10 the state BY this a slavery a.a
crime shall Be- ana is By prohibited Il the time q
i passage sId snos has been regarded a. CON-
pIoni.. and in the nature Of compact binding q
Resolved, That this convention earnestly remonstrss
against the ps'Ase OF ,hs bin pending Con, rs
for the estab hment of The Territories OF Kansas Ne
bAsks BY which the foregoing provision repealed NOT
ouy - messare unexpected and unoAlsd TO- BY any
verses and the ssabshmsAs in tso,e imms.as Terri
torles OF the enormous evils OF slavery but violation
act dshorrablA viii Os disastrous 70 al pas
Of the country.
Resolved. That those members OF Cocsrs. rsm ~
Northern States Who advocate favor he proposed
sure ssly misrepesent the senments people a
ihe North and that the fai hissness any
berH furnishes apollo for the violation Of honor AAA
good faith the OF OF the Re frc
the nth Ars bat call upon al par ,ro and hosoa.
bic men IN All parts Of the oouury, 20 unite together 10
thwait e plans Of d.msgogues and desis ming psrssn
And to preserve the integrity paoe and harmony of ~
Resolved That the expression Of the unanimous -.
OF the the suejsct Of the KAnsaa
cepiss Of the ,orsgpx resolution On that !. r.
waIded to and laid before the two Houses Of Copgrs
Res lvsd That We .pprsv. tbs course adopted in rsa
ton to the foregoing measures, by the Hon Trumaa
Smith ard return him this thanks OF this oonventtoa
the robs stand taken b, him in opposition to them.
NEBRASKA MEETING IN COLUMBUS.
At N.braskA meeting OF the free soil oissns e
Columbus Ohio which Isprssen bsng very thiay
attended, the following preamble and resolutions ws
pasfed, unanfnously OF course.-
Whereas The act OF Marsh eth 1920, commonly oansd
the Missouri compromise. embraces In its limits aboss
fu hundred snd eighty sye thousand tqusre miles Of
free territory which not incladsi II any existing Stats
or territorial o-rApsation, being area Of thAa
that Of s the free states Of this Union excepting OA
forpiA and capable, believe OF sustanipg popa.
aton Ct AtIeAst nty millions, which said act Is fs
love-
SEQ H Il further enacted That in ell that territory
esded by France 70 the United States under the q
- r nAFth NJ hirf ~ Al
thirty minus o. north latitude not Included the
lnts of the State aontem BY tas so slavery and
Involuntary servtude Other wsc than the meat
q cimes shall be ani hereby forever prohibited.
Therefore,
Resolved, rhst the aot Of March 1920, commoaIy
called he Missouri compromise. Ia . solemn oompa ~
the North and the South that the Nor has faith
lived TO 1t. spf'it sHd lster, and that oseu IL
eborest for any Americas sAtesman and above all fog
Northern Western etaesmaD, lend himself dirsstly
or Indirectly to its violation
Resolved That this Getting dbpossd. In good fsitA,
to stand the compromise Of $780, and that intsn
- far as us hes TO see to it that ethsrs In like good
faith, stAr d BY the compromise Of 1870.
Resolved, Thatit is our deliberate judgment that tAs
teope OF the North ana West have with
roper respect In the shallow and false prstsacs on
cily rscs To them In 1854, that the Missouri comprs-
mise Of 1870 superseded BY Ii ncopsistent With,
the compromises OF 1850 We deny that such IL the fasG
Of the United States before suspected hat such
the We deem 1t gross insult to the insllgsoes Il
ps.sss Of The ,cts Of $50 rfsrsd TO- such vas
Senators and Representatives TO Be the aot dsmaaA
OF ssktDg fhe oOuddenco OF the
try and ~ upright men, not too high for public ssat
meDt 70 reach them, Why u that In 1850 they dared
TO withhold this from u cir consitssn m
people q the West demand answer to this question e0
their public men.
R-solysd, Tat in the opinion Of this meeting, IL
character Eorthern Western not undsrstooA
BY the trainers Of the bill for organising the territory a
Neb,ssha before the Ssnste Of the United Statse-
o ss "a than
tu'en Of The United States they believed that forbsar
aree tn bc duly; that 1t Bs mistake to suppsss thae
Nh.fw ~~ke that
regard the bill referred 10 outrage upos both that
upop the ,ubsct Of tbs Missouri promise they Yin
IL, and furess to the sxtsnt their power q
all bszarde and ths last extremity Whatever those ~
Resolved. That .s a.piors s furthsr agitation upos
the subject Of slavery, kno.ips II to b fu OF evil
but that Il !. forced upon o,, .nc .s 40 not hesitate
the North ard West, toward every free lAborer In tie
Unsa States and his oSldrsn's children Il 70 b. psr-
In BY tho-~ who have II In charge recommend -
fellow csens throughout the state 10 In ths
respective counes and sIpress their visws asd dstsrn
Of the people Of he'd TO utter the Of t.
state against the estenson under the sanction a
the Of the Unind States Of slavery over ts
tory now fres.
Resolvd That this subject risss above a party pos-
tics and politicians that involves questions touching
coed faith the solsmpy Of cohtraota the integrity q
ubc m. that the people, both North and South, are
atsa,d with the Missouri compromise not . votcs has
one ~hos generation that lhs Attask nov made
upon It has not come ON the people. but has sesa
sprung upon the people We max: our arss scl:Tn sp-
utt bill and they pr-ve fAi,hlsss that
an appeal be st ooce made 70 the psopls, not oaly
upon this bill but 70 reconsider the whole subject q
compromises.
Resolved That copies Of these resolutions be sest 10
Senator's Representatives In Con from the staea
Of Ohio and proof Of thsir oonadsnos 10 mis- wisdom
and patriotism, and 10 his wisgpess and ability 20 ms:s
this crisis, 70 the Hon. Thomss Bestes, o. hnsous
that thsse resolutions be publhsd In the several
newsrspe pers Of this city
preamble and resolutions snrmins the dccsrisss q
snator Douglas the Nsbrashs bn osfors tns Les's
lature Of Georgia -.
Thefrse soii Of Chittsoden ceunty vsrmo.t
are 70 hold meeting Baripgton on the Nd nss,
express opposition to the NsbrAsAa tn
TELEgRAPHIC.
eRRAr MEETING AGAINST TEE fSshAsAA BILL.
RomHrm, Feb. ls, 1854.
rhs sst Nsbrasks bill meeting In this city last sishA
-. vsv, ,umsrously sttssdsd. Mayor william prsaa-