The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23
Political Intelligsncs.
DINNER TO TIE HON. JOHN J.. caIrrKsr

Fleming ana NJ Jobu w. klnneN OF Coviostoa, prefoso
at the other tables The entertainment OF sgan,
sAd refreshing nature rejecting credit upon tbs cns
and dispensing universal good feeling among those
present.
Altar the dinner had been discussed in the usual
ner, the following regular touts read
The Usion Of ne Staies-Thrics honorsd be its true
friends and pporteforsver sccarsed tho fsnstioal
spirit who would acrihss the shis. country 70
his own unhsloved ambition.
George Neutrality-suspicious. win continue TO brighton thu
evergreen wreath the patriot hsros brow
Henry CloyHs puslIe lite the statssman's odsl; his
grave iHs patriots shrne mis- fame ths sntoos glory
Katudy-AsA s.sts shs stands the sckaowlsdssa key
shore Il the ar h Of tbs Union, aud
q home lie TO be fcuno In the vide world
The heart that Is proudsst might look for 1t here
Ksat,aJys Heroic Dead
PROUD sleep the brave who sink 10 rest,
BY all their country's wishes elsst;
True horor comes = pilg I'm graz,
To bless the turf that wraps tneir Clay.
Our Co,t,z-- Extension with Notwithstanding In
power esa-ges In area proving BY tbs ex ent OF is
niriops that constitutional liberty has niore vsor to
control mankind than has been founi IN the way of
cespotifm. May ths voluntary prn,Ss extend until Ill
the Earth rjoos 10 the bssipss OF rse insatu dons
Tie Csuuution Of The United States Ths work Of wi,e
heads pure hearts whatevsr party 10 10 tho ascend
palladium Of our liberties
Tae Paple-H- ia their b,st io-er who cares TO tsu
trem ths trath He il their worst who conseais
The truth from them Hvsvsr send them patriots ami
not cemrgosuss for their ,ouecillors.
jultce tally conservative In ali its
soul itself is dead.
our Find and GU s-Ths gentleman; the ,tst.su,,s,
the pstriot-poshed in manners So and conservative
In council and ardent in his owe of couatry 10 honor.
re him Ksf lucky eut honor her self
To this last toast Mr. Crsroen responder IN his kap
pes style. Willis his tical and personal fsnds coni
but sdmirs ths whole tenr o. hi, remarks there wss
no ing In them that could give 70 his political easnss
pressnt the least offence. he said he whg Of the
Webster and Clay school, AND that hs rightly uodar
when he served his country the mort he ssoad be ssrv
Ing his party the least The st.onai dam Of New
Yok had he said, come no nigh TO him that rs would
be willing to unite In great psrty to support tbs
Union and uphold the o,nstitation He fspreentsi
State in which there was no disunionist no abotonst
seceesionbt
Governor Powell responded in an exceedingly happy
speech to . toast Ia his honor.
MORE NEBRASKA RESOLUTIONS IN The OHIO LKGIsLA-
TUhB.
The ftswiug preamble and resolutions ntrodusel
in the Ohio House ST Representatives b. Mr. o'Nsil:-
Whereas The bill to provide for the Of the
new territories OF Nsbraks and Kansas recently intro
duceo the Senate Of this Uoitsd States by N ss-
phen A. Douglas Of res has given rise To c,nsi
rscpls Of this country therefore, Ia orsr that Tao
ten Of the people OF tho State OF Ooa In relation
bill RAY re made ksosn through Ia sir representa-
Resolved BY the sneral Assembly ., tn. s,ts Of Ohio
That the federal goverpn eat OF msi po~era and
that Congress- has right exercise not spson
caly granted BY the o,nsatusn ha, the .x.ro,se OF
doubtful m inf ssop OF the OF the psops
States dangerous TO tho permanent, 81 s con eder
scy and thxt the coDs uon has not delegated t. Goa
right establish prohibit Rlhvery in OF TIE
Territories OF The Uriea Satss AID that tnsy the
ned scioa, ana BY the expenditure Of tasr comuion
bio treasure they entitled to govsrnments
ssnizsd upoo the theery Of the federal compsc leaving
to the people thereof to enact such laws In rsoa to the
domestic Institutions - they may deem most conducive
Resolved That said bill Of Senator Douglas a amended
IN aaa n r
rated wherein IT declares that the 9Th section OF the
called Missouri compromise being Inconsistent with the
In the States and Territories reo nizsd BY the lssis
lation OF 1850" inoperadvs and void IL being the
m ap1 ns 70. 90 & %
cuds it ererou but leave ths psops thereof per-
fecty free to form and regulate their oomesds iostu
to,s in their own way, subject oniy 10 tho Constitution
Reioivsd, That as the people have the inansnabls
right At al times TO govern themselves: aad - the
In ix nature therefore all laws whsther called oompro
es otherwise, subj cot to repeal whenever ms
pee pie demand such repeal.
The following we're introduced In the Ohio SsnAN on
he Goth Inst BY Mr. Wright
Whereas The existence OF slavery In the United Sstss
and Its Territories great national evil To bs depor
BY every good citizen; and whereas In the original
psct had slavery not exsd 10 any Of tn. States no
nstituion would have recognized odonsd
by government and Whereas the history Of
sttutin justices the belief that Sas fully understood
BY all its founders, that slavery though g. sat evil
to remain the boon Of such States chcss -
perpetuate IT. and Whereas believe torsfAshers
just and patriots hey locked forward to that
brig liter day when people whose liberties had scost
dearly would cease In tho face Of their .auussd blu Of
rights to enslAve by legal sanction their fellow
ard whereas the Institution OF slavery IL war vi
every legitimate and cherished Of the land and
mus. ever mar tina prosperity, impede the upward and
onward march OF country 10 proportion 70 the territory
1t may overrun and, Whereas the reputation Of fAuiy
chiefly deyepd pen the chars oer for purity and virtue
~ fto ,hApa a.
sisters OF the save Ss aud Desiring susain 1t homs
and abroad good reputation unwilling that sny fur
tber stigma be brought tbs great family to watch
they belong BY the adoption Of any polluted daush
l. Rssolv.d BY the General Assembly o, the state Of
Congress- and request representatives, TO oppose any
law organising terrterJ, or admitting Sass into tbs
Union OF latitude longitude unless slavery
In such Territory or State be fore excluded BY said
Law.
2 Resolved That We viii ever defend ths act Of March
9, 1890 rouy called the Missouri pr mise,
sol. compact between the North and SOUTH lived
to by the nth In rood fsfh; that deem 1t
pro1on. that We deny TIA. tn. said 60.
1870 wa' in any part, repealed or supsssdsd BY thu
compromise OF 1850 that such has
opinion Of any Statesman until the introduction Of
"Nebraska bl' by Douglas, 10 the pr, sent Congress
wAshpgton Wilcox, soilsr, has been elected rrsa
sursr OF Maine BY one majority.
The wings Of New Bedford have nominated Mr. Willard
Nye ~ . candidate for Mayor OF that city.
against the canals.
Police Intelligence.
Bold Hiohcdy Rob6ry.--Odieer Westcos Of the Fifth
ward police, ON Tuesday night Arrested man named
John wsasr on charge of aiding in the assault aod
robbery OF Mr. Thomas Love- Of San Francisco ut present
stopping at the Astsr House IL by the evidences
given BY Mr. Lowe, that he at the Of Church
and Duane streets On Tuesday night, 81 ABOUT twelve
O'Clock when he wss suddenly alsautsd by psrsos
from behind receiving blow ON the back Of the head
which knocked him down. Three Thea fell upos
bin ane one tore oG the pocket Of his vest carrying with
II gold pAcn and chain valued at hsndreo aad atty
dollars TIE police of hurris to the o: trouble
and seized hold OF Waller whom he found vita t~t
Others s,ll on the mplsinant aesAuting him Tia
two men made their escape when the Off arrested
Walker fhors previous To that NJ Love says be
robbed BY woman Of up wards CT forty dollars Tue
prisoner dsnies tie charge Justice 0.bs;n however,
conn itted him to prison for trial
IN Aggravated Assduk rs,ino Gil -Yeztarday
ofh ser Patterson, OF the lower police court arrested
Young named 0Een Derelin . warrant issued by
Justice 0sborp wherein tbs arc1sd ands charged with
perpetraiirg very dgfsceful assault the person
young girl named Caroline Coenier, residing with hsr
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