New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
THE VOICE OF THE NORTH.
NO SLAVERY EXTENSION.
NEW-HAMpSUInE

NO SLAVERY EN SNS'ON'
Ew-HAMPSHIBB.
LAsc.sIIK-Anti Nebrsska re-ciuio,. rs..ed by
snos; unanimoza at the annual own meeting Also az
CoScoRD, WEsI BRooKFuI- WrscHrspcs aud H.yER-
HILL.
VERMONT.
sr.sSss,horen li:h-JOel Bl;tey Pres.ien' Andre
Ferguson. Secretary.
MASSACHUSETTS
NoRrs.sProy eOth-Strong resolutions passed q, the
annual town meeting Also q, NORTH BRID6EwATER 9th
NAy1ucKrr l7th-tA Whig meeting George Harris
Chairman l. w Cobb, Secretary.
NORTH ADlss-There having been tn article in TIE
Va-ranf calling the annual town meeting 10 what
action would take in relation 20 the attempt now
being ade in Congress 10 repeal the Missouri Comprc
mise series Of spirited resolutions reported and
passed against the Nebraska bill
MIEpoS. l3th-Anii Nebraska resolutions were passed
also the annual town meeting and the Clerk ordered 10
enter them with the preamble upon the public records
LIso1-A meeting Of the members OF the bar OF Berk
sre County has been held at which j. sumDer District
CONNECTICUT.
NEBRASKA PROTEST
T. ia Editor 81 TIA " J. T.! 5z.T.
MIDDLEToys, Conn, tuesday, March q, 1854.
SIR In answer to the summons Of the Mayor and
two hundred citizens Of this city large and very enthd
sissc meeting was held in the City Hal last lng the
Mayor in the chair 10 protest against the Nebraska in
EQUITY No distinction Of party was observed bat al united
with one mind in spirited resistance the alarming
"crcslhmeris with which We now threatt ned. II.
fecve addresses given by the Rev. J. l.. Dudley
the Rev Dr. Irae Of wesleysn University, the Hon Nj
Kellogg, and some Others Strong resolutions
passed of which send you. in substance
E! That any Seq,:! OF ri, Rs.is.,ni.,,s from S s's'
and shat be cannot epset Ae sot. heir oOsfdeaos'
ESSEX 10th inst obadiah Spencer, President
WIssTE.D, l4th.-Ihe Hon. VIM. y Holabrd, late
Lieut.. Governor and Roland Hitchcock, CLERK of the
last House OF Representatives both Democrats, were
among the principal speakers.
INV LoSDoS. l6th
tt
condemned the Nebraska bill in strong resolutions
NEw.YORK
HlvANA, 18th inst. Il. Crawford, Chairman $. III
BroeLman, Secretary.
AssrfsDAs, 10th inst.-Thos J. Potter, Chairman S
Pulver Heath, Secretary.
PosFRET l0ih.
AsDIs, 9Th james Lang, President VIM. d. DOwie
Secretary.
JAMrsIowx, 9Th Gen A. F. Alien President j. W
Fletcher. { K lockwood, Secretaries
NoRRrsvTIIE, l5th-Meetng of Madison County. The
Hop. Luke Hitchcock OF Lenox, President l. ID Dana
of Feton, Se ,rei6ry
sEsIcA FALL, sih.-Cal for the meeting signed by
over 600 Of the inhabitants Of the town
EIScHAMIoN, l5ibA very large and spirited meeting
Augustus Morgan, President j. Van Nakinourgh and
4 ". hcMahsn. Secretaries.
PIRnY-Mass Meeting at the Court House Of Wyoming
Co the sih inst Peter Patterson, President Charles
At NIcnois Ticga Co, on the Chic. Il Bars.ow,
Chairman DR.. G. 81. Cady Secretary.
FREDosIA, lo.h--P s. Cotte, Chairman.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PonrErsvILLE, 3t-James Hall, Chairman; John A
PISIyiILE, lIth.Corneius Maban, President; James
r. Hbbs end s. G. Martirdel Secretaries.
OHIO
XEsIA Ie.h-Grcen County meeting. Osborn Nc Don.
cid, Dem President John Frazier +. ), Vice Presi
dent, Il. Nesbitt, Whig Secretary.
EATos lsth-Preble County meeting The venerable
j Il Finley, who born in the South, raised in the
South forty years had been preaching in the
free State Of Ohio, first TO the pioneer farmers and set
tiers and TO their descendants who are experiencing
the blessings Of the provisions OF the ordinance OF l1o
was chosen President. Old Father Finley, who is
tie most Independent and original speakers from
the drectness of his Sly and the homelnes. of hi.
raon awakened The indignation of the audience against
tie dctaoIal Of the South in their treatment of
the North and when the debates read, in which
Douglas Of the North and Senator's from the South treated
with such contempt the memorial Of TIRES thousand cer
gymen the old declared that the time was preacher
he is be would not submit to such taunts and insults
ard even now old as he was, he would let tho tardy
blood from bis veins with scknife If did not throb
eganst the OF national faith the magners
Of true and faithful Gospel ministers He would let Mr.
Douglas know that he preaching to the noble settlers
Of the North west Territory ard exercised the rights OF
citizen wien Douglas was in his cradle and he was not to
be told that preacher violated his duty 20 God when he
protested and morazed the rulers OF the land against
wickedness in high places.
MFSDoTA lOtR-J b wolverton, President j Ray.
mer, Secretary.
CHICAGO, ltth-German meeting. G. Leyereuz, Chair
This was counterpart oil the noble German meet
ing held in this City. ,,. ~ A.,
johnson, Secretary.
EAISrsoE, Logan Co j Sd. C. Galway, Chairman
A. X. Rosogrand, Secretary. ~ -
QUINCY 3d.-Mee,ing without regard 70 party, Wm g.
Powers Chairman; T. Gibson and j. &. Cox Secretaries
MICHIGAN.
WAsHISGTOS, (Macomb CO.. ljth.-Danel Miller CHAIR
man; Maryen " iilbur Secretary.
KALAMAZOO 1lth.-County meeting z. Lakin Brown
Of Sohoocraft President; Geo. A. Fitch, Secretary
kalamazoo is the home Of Senator Stuart, who voted for
The bill In the L. Senate The resolutions are well
put rebuke TO that traitor to the North and his colleague
Case In spite Of the instructions Of his constituents Mr.
Clark C. from that district voted against the reference
in the House of the bill to Committee of the Whole.
Pos1IAc, 3d-John L. Leroy, President Junius Ten
Eyck, Secretary ,,,
P1or GROVE 3J.-NLsrtin Sesmans Chairman; John
son Townsend Secretary.
NV Bosros, 4th.
MARION, date not given ~.
rORT WAsHIsGTos, lth.-Co! j. Z LOOMS CnaAf'
man; T. A BuiltemaD Secretary.
EyGLIsH SErTLIaEsT, l3th.-James Tinker, President
j. W Head, Secretary.
WISCONSIN.
Appleton. 6th-Cook Chairman.
Door CREEK 9th.-Harvey Campbell, Chairman J. W.
Fosppr Lac sth-A county meeting, Isaac Orris Esq,
Of skfed Chairman Royal Buck, Of Fond du Lac, Sec.