New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18
ANTI.SEBRASKA MEETING AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Thursday, Aug. Il, 1854

SARATOGA, iburedsy, Aug. Il, lepf
The Anti Nebraska meeting in the grove called 10
order at II O'Clock this morning By CALVIN PEPPER.
r. ". HAvKSs Of New-York was chosen President
CP WILLIAMS of Abany, and Prof. McCor Of Ssrato-
VA Secretaries; EDWARD &. DELAyAS, J. n. KsAPP Of
KinQs w. c. RUSSELL, WIN. RICHARDSON of Albany
JANIS NJ. BOYD DAEgL i. WoOD Of OsoSDAGa Vice
Presidents.
The President explained the objects Of the meeting He
ALLUDED to southern aggression the violence Of southern
men, &C. When he concluded he introduced the agent
of the company for promoting emigration to Kansas
Cak made for Gen. BURRoUGHs but the Pres-
dent yeIsevered and put it to vote and
Mr. ANTHosr took the stand. He spoke in praise of
Kapsas-told Of the bravado Of the Missourians and
how ncgr0 had told him they nightly afraid OF
hin.
Acr lie had concluded calls were again mad, for Gen.
Burroughs, but motion and vote it decided that
Mr. Greeley should take the stand.
Mr. GREELEY GENE forward and congratulst;i the meet
ing that SO many discordant mater lis had resulted hap
ply Some were pleased and some outside were dis
nlea,ed IL this platform killed injured any party it
ought to do lie had been killed many times and been
ruined often that be he'd no character to ruin IL had
no particular regard for black men, but for The
fugitive law named negrO-it might be applied upon
the Governor. We have safety when man is the
cbattd of another. We have Shareholders who carry
ahmed The conservative ole non it only ITSELF
and rolling else. Kansas Will dispose Of ITSELF
Emigration will also be brought TO bear upon North Texas
10 tst when she divides into four States three viii be Free
AL future States must come in free.
General BvRRoUGHs was then introduced, but excused
bimsG from speaking account of the weakness OF his
voice.
Mr. CooDRIcH (Mass) said the doctrine not
prohibition but the breaking down Of all the barriers
fathers Lad up against Slavery Freencn in Congress
we're overcome by a. northern members Messrs. Cuom
ofTenn Hunt of Louisiana right; Benton Of Missou
H. also. Loud applause. He told how Wing and Demo
cra anti Nebraska had pledged themselves to sit out
in Congress unsi the 9TH of March. lie explained the
tactics of the thirtysx hours session Tho majority could
mott keep up with the minority in physical strength and
endurance hence they decided to override the rules and
the rules were troddcn under foot Douglas knew that
he should lose caste at the North but calculated that the
ssne maeo by the Nebraska bill for 1856 would insure him
or Pierce southern votes and SO 40 northern eecto
raj votes would give him tho game He read the prean
bic of the Kansas Emigration Society and reiterated lis
objects.
Mr. CULVER was then announced. He said the Hard
Shells we're here yesterday, anxious for nominations and
were bitterly disappointed They gave liberal consent
TO lie described the attempt 10 eYpc John O.
Adams from tho House, and the three days trial and
failure Question from the crowd GLOW about Pierce ~
Pierce IA dead now. Victory will be ours and Rome viii
be FREQ.
Twelve o'clock had now arrived, and DR.. j. r. sNon'
GRASS said rum ard Slavery went together; and as Anti
Nebraska WIS allied to Temperance he moved to prolong
the session half an hour to he@ Mr. ThNyer Carried.
n. prrsprsr introduced Mr. THAYER "a man with
q price on his head .n
Dir. THArnR then gave detail of the operations OF the
Emigrant Society.
The Rev. John MARSH now called for the platform
saving the temperance people defauded by the men
bers of this Conv sniion.
Mr. O. II. PIERCE and others prevailed upon MN 10 DO
quiet. ,.,
NJ TH.YrR then concluded his remarks, after which
lpon VIVA passed indorsng The actions of yesterday
convention and then the Convention adjourned.