The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27

Dervtuoo exoluoe6 tnor0H0m.
whereas Congress- the faith OF solemn promise,
approved March 1920 admitted the STATE Of Missouri
into This U.os to'r.sng .s..y sSs. ain and 10 CON
servitucs shouId be excluded from al that terri
tory lying north of thirty six degrees thirty minutes;
sage Of an act OF Congress organise the Territory q
Nebraska With provisions allowing the sxstencs Of invo
sssG: north Of Of Ss
would be in.xpsdspt ssd mssifss. viostsoa Of the
SEQ Resolved, BY the Senate and House q Rspvsssa.
Auves Of the Oomnopwealth OF Pennsylvania y sener1
mia earnestly sekmnly protests against the rspsa!
Of that section Of the act OF Congress for the admanoa OF
hs:su,i ins the Union - state Which prohibit"
minutes.
Rssovsd That tn. Governor be requested % trsnmit
copy tina foregoing resolutions each Of our SsaaaoD
and Representatives In Congress.
ILLINOIS NEBRAsKA RESOLUTIONS.
Inc following resolutions in regard to the Nebraske
question were introduced in the Senate Of Illinois
the 10th inst:-
the right OF the people to form sush
government - they may choose that this great priv
secured TO BY the blood Of ancestors osght 10 -
extended to future generations and limitation ought
Of ID. Woa States 'ns Of shs Ter1.u.s
government State constitution; provided that gov
eminent ss,sbibsd shall be rpublican asd center
nifty with the constitution.
Resoivsd, That 10 win stand BY the compromise Of
1850; that attached 70 thss great fuadamsntA
principle Of democracy and fres insttutons which IT
Inc creed and aivss every political Communal
~ the right to govern IL e-o form such govsrnmsot
- they mAy choose, without hmi'sson, restrchon or
Resolved Tsst the Institution Of slsvery o.
prip OF compounds embraced II the
iu,ion-,na, is gpised thereiuthat Nc deem the
ssricisns Of ssogra pnca line upon the right Of the
regard to the qussion slavery Is gross VOL ltion
that sacred right similar restriction upon any othsr
sp m Ss Of s. STATE.
Resolved, That this principle is contained and carried
ont In the M braks 6ill offered in the Congress Of the
United States BY distinguished Senator Stephen A.
Douglas; that approve Of said bill, and that VIII
sustain our Senator In his advocacy Of he same.
ANrtnEBRAsKA MEETING AT HARTFORD, CONN.
The following resolutions passed ct the meet.
ing held in Hartford on the oath inst:-
Resolved, That while the sot Of 1890 for the adms-
sion Of Missouri, even with provision restrictive upon
slavery part Of the territory csdsd By France at
measure mutual conosssioo pssss acquissssd
IN and held sacred ana nvclabs BY tho people Of this
| State
Resolved That the acts psading before CONGRESS-
for the Of the Territories Of Ksssas and Me-
brssE. with provision am ulling ths restrictive
ton Of the act ri 1920 commonly called the Missouri
compromise, regard as breach Of plghtsd faith.
Aasrart wrong to ons party to the compromise 6 1880
and raught with dangers and evils the Of
| which can foresee.
Resolved THAT tbs abrogston Of the compromise set
Of 1890 AFTER party has received the benefit Of win
nvad,ts tie compounds acts Of 1850 relieve The party
aagrisvso from The obs alton 20 uphold the same and
render any future compromise upracticable.
Resolved, That constrained to regard this extA-
ordinary nsasne, for By public sentiment any
section Of the Union evidence settled purpose 70
the Territories OF the Union which cannot fail 10 result
In the kfue. Whether The principles Of the
this free r-puDns .sosps BY tn. express sasSority Of
State saislauon And whe deploring sach iAsue II
forced upon We s act with sphit bsooies frsemse
Who cherish liberty. vsnerAts free nsrtatAona
and Who will show their fidelity to the coustutoo adopted
to establish justice snd the bessps OF hbs1ty''
attempting rescue 1t from being perverted into
Resolved. That the Union and cherish tran
qniy 81 called upon to protest sgan the passage
Of the NsbrsthA bill in It's prssn. FORM and TO raise
vsIn'pg voice sgsnsr Of leeisaoo beapg its
lace iiuscs Id breach Of public f.irD, and winch
only produce the bitter fruits Of dshonor ltis aaa
ten ion.
rBE ALLEGHENY COUNTY, (rA.) DEMOCRATIC CON
vRNTIOF.
The following preamble and resolut m were adopt
ed, after considerable debate, at the democratic
County Convention held at Pittsburg on the ed in
| stant:-
Whereas, the Hon. stephen A. Douelss has i,tro,uoei
70 'ns oaa s'.Ses Senate S prop s,ns ,n.s Csnss.s
iabshnsns Of slavery within the Terri cries NebrssKs
md kanfa.; spd vbsress, such proossaios would .
violation OF the pghed faith OF tie soutb the NORTH
and virtual leIssi Of the Missouri mproms; sad
whereas the Introduction Of Nebraska the U.ion a.
,Iave nrtery, would DO preju,ic!Al to Northern emit
Resolved. That members Of tie national dsuocrs 10
parry We view Win sesp regret the introduction Of the
NebrakA bill 10 the Of the United States North
ein cemcerst that said bill 10 net required By the
wants o. the SAID Territories hss origin Ia s.y
Known exisency tf the times, transgrsssioa Of the
Baltimore PLATFORM IL deeply jar people of
the Norsh-is violation Of the pughtsd fAith Of the
Sou to The North-ss contsm ptuous hsatmsst Of the
Nbsouri Com promise and the friends Of said measure
and therefore eanno. be- and shall not By our aloooe
become measure Of the natl onAl dsmecrstio PARTY.
Submitting the Prohibitory Liquor Ques-
ton To the People, I'm PcnnsyivaAla
The following bill, which it will be seen submits
the question, prohibiting the sale of liquors to the
people previous to the passage Of the law, was in
trc duced In the House Of Representatives Of Penn
sylvania on the Goth Instant
A" act potiding for pe Of the people spoa Ne ss1jsz