New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

longer duration than any other known 10 Congresson.
history. Some attempt wss made TO stsmntzs ,Ai,
M. ,roS as ,Ss We 'as, , dsro
Is Ia the powers secured to them b. the hx
and the rules the House. and the passage of the sur,
through the House, effected through sgbyersioa q
is ruos by the majority and the exercise Of power IA
preccdcrfld the annals Of Congressional legislation
The deed Is done. it done with clear proca siioa nv
the Administration and by Congress that the principle
which contains extends not only ~ hasss AMI Nebraska
butte all The other Territories belonging 10 the Ua,oi
States and TO all which NAV hereafter BE- acquired IL hiss
been done Unnecessarily and wanony because there was
pressure for tho orsaniz atom Of Governments in
Kansas and Nebraska. neither OF which Territories
contained lawful inhabltant who was citizen OF
the United States. and because there was no,
only no danger of dSunion apprehendea bu,
jy this reckless the free States nave lost all the
guarantee for freedom in the Territories contained in
FORMER compromises while ali the States both slave AMI
those compromises Afforded II plain 70 that,
fatal As the in these respects Il is only cover
for broader propagandism of Slavery in the future The
object o the Administration, and Of the many who repre-
sent the slave States Is we believe, to prepare the
WAY for annexing Cuba at whatever cost, and
Ike annexation OF half dozen of the States OF
Mexico 10 be admitted also slave States These scqui
are be made peaceaby if they can be purchaseda
the of hundreds of millions. II they cannot be
madeipeacoiGy. then at the cost Of war with Mexico,
and war with Spain, and war with England and a war
with France and the cost Of alliance with sRussia
scarcely less repugnant Unmstakabe indications also,
appear Of purpose 70 The eastern part OF
restoring to the dominion Of Sayery-and this il to be
followed up by alliance with Brazil and the extension Of
Slavery IN the valley of the Amazon. IL Is for You 70
Judge whether when Slavery shall have made these add
tons TO the United States, it will demand unconditional
submission the part of the free States and failing ia
that demand attempt withdrawal of the slave States and
the organization of separate empire in the central region
of the continent From act unjust and wrongful in
itself and augh with consequences so fearful we appeal
10 the people We appeal in sectional spirit, We ap-
neal equally 70 the North and TO the South, TO the free
States and to the slsveholdng States Themselves m no
time for exaggeration for passion and we therefore
speak calmly OF the past aud warn you in sober Serious
ness of the future. Iwoud rot become us nor rs neces
sary suggest the which ought TO De ADOPTED
in This great emergency For ourselves ready 10
do all that shall be in power TO restore the Missouri
Compromise and such further measures as You
in your wisdom shall command, and may be nee ssSy
for the recovery of the ground lost 10 Freedom and to pre-
vent the further sggressions of slavery. - -
SOLOMON FOOT. Chairman
DANIEL MACE, lc.....,..
The meeting fully attended and the Address is in
dorsed by all the Anti Nebraska members of Congress