The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-11
gpllog,S CORRESPONDENCE.
From an occasional Correspondent
Boston, March ., 1908
Mr. Evsrsts Excuse Nebraska Demonstration"
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BosToN, March s, 1854
"lr Eusrss Excuse Nebraska Demonstrations
"a. Net0 Eagtand. &C.
Passing b. the bulletin board of wing evening news
paper This afternoon, we read IN large hand done with
ink aud painbrush sheet OF what the printers would
have called twenty years $50, "dem" the following am
nouncemen; Later from Europe-Auiyal Of the Adam
tic War Inevitable-Mr. EyEKErrs ExcUsEp And pray
what has Mr. Everett been excGsng himself aboutf IL
cost us only solve the mystery by the purchase
Of copy OF the aforesaid newspaper in which read the
folowlngs
..Ms EvEnErr-I, viii be seen by the lelegraphic des
patch in another column that as we predicted Mt Everett
the final passage OF the Nebraska bill He was NOT present
apo az half past three o'clock in consequence
illness and exhs uson will be seen thar at the earliest
the Senate again met he asked leave TO RECORD
MS AGAINST THE BILLT
Tuning 10 .sanother column" eyes met the tele-
graphic announcement aforesaid Some OF our wing
friends in Ibis city, who favor Mr. Everett as their cand
date for he next presidency, declare it TO be "a humbug
Lest il should be Gull II as precious
moroccan for Washington consumption
Mr. Everett.
WASHINGTON, March 7.
the following letter will appear in the Washington pa
pers tomorrow - II.
that 70 our knowledge the Hon Edward Everett was IA
the Senate chamber on SATURDAY % m,s IL, we nv III
ness and d leave that cause and no other ana a
M "a vino nor only spoken against the amendment of the
Hon Nj Doneas which was question, and having
hem absent on he final vote for the have men
onsS and In uniformly declared himself before and
,,as ose votes as opposed the bin, we regard him as
standing in all respects on The same gaooTp as ~ =.
voted ar anst The bill its final pas lhis statement
i made entirely unsolctedby him. aha from our cohVc-
tons OF justice .,xyr,rr,u +; SEWARD
TRUMAN SMITH.
"SOLOMON FOOT
CHAMELEON FISH,
.-...-. "B +. WADE"
IN connection with Mr.. Everetls excuse" hangs saie
which may, perhaps, in some measure serve 70 explain
the mystery the editorial paragraph given apoSe' anu
the disinter sted ~ affidavit OF Messrs Seward smith,
Co Re known tten that, after the reception here OF
Mr. Everetts late speech against the NEBRASKA pun
he was severely condemned by many who proiessed 10
be his friends for having admitted that NeoraSRa was
not good place for the encouragement OF Save Ia
bor and that slavery likely be tolerated there
The first anti-Nebraska movement was made In Fan
emil Hall by the ultra aboitonists, at which Mr. Amos
Tuck, late WING representative in Congress rom
New Hampshire, the priccipal speaker L was soon
aher succeeded by another meeting, held IN the same
place. which had been called in the WING papers Our
wg merchants having once been led into the abolition
Trap by the poltica demagogues who make sectional ag
aton trade in New England, generally refused to
respond 10 this call and the meeting would pave turned
failure, had not sufficient number OF Inc u
ira aboonsts who participated In the luck demons'fa
ton attended it from ruin As was he ha pre-
.nted beggary account OF empty boxes, and was far
from being full The pofessed friends OF Mr. Everett were
completely overslaughed by the Commonwealth and Auas
Seward aboltonisis The latter have been subsequently
came 10 be taken in The Senate, he (Mr Ed wonld be
found lodging. The telegraph day or TWO since, an
that he absent and great mas been hef SUP
seouen exuation thereat until the ARRIVAL to-day Oh he
senatorial endorsement above quoted Under the crcnm-
stances of the case Mr. Everett cannot but be under great
obligations TO Messrs Seward and others Tor coming ioi-
ward with theis unsolicited" statement 10 rescue MS Po-
lnical reputation from reproach among incn aoo'uo
friends here at the North.
Notw hsanding the noisy Geographic OIL
great anti Nebraska meetings here in New England,
and the struggles of the agiiatpg presses with Inc New
York Herald and Tribune leading off, 10 make II appear as
there is great popular excitement now existing on tns
question such is not the Scarcely bakers dozen Of
the meetings have held in the whole six New Eng
land States out Of New Hampshire where John T. Haze
Is lust now on the stump helping the wings IN another
aborve effort defeat the sterling democracy at the state
election which skes place next Tuesday THESE meet
inc. ba We been Invariably controlled by ullrawha abo.
onsts The attendance has been meaRre the speakers
dra wing far smaller audiences, with free admission than
Ethiopian meodists at nine-pence ticket The at
e OF 10 get up another abolition excitement has proved
,ilnre The masses are not with the demagogues this
time On the contrary, our New England farmers ana
woinomep are fast settling down into deep conviction
that hey have no business NEEDLE with the domestic al
fairs of their southern BRETHREN any more than the latter
have 10 interfere in the State and town regulations, or
nropery of the northern people. am confident that a
large majority OF die New England people are satisfied 10
perm the inhabitants OF the new states hereafter Gro
ated 10 settle the slavery question for themselves,
n. we ssule our pauper laws, &C Whatever
may be the present indications Of a portion OF me
late northern whg party joining the aboliioniss In 'ne
next presidential campaign 10 support William H. sew
ard or John p Hale top of another sectional agitation,
the signs Of times give unmistakabe evidence that
they are destined to ng orous defeat
ny BAY late.
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