The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03
Political IateIlircuee.

| Political InteIligcnee.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS ON THE NIBRAsKA QUESTION
The Boston daily Adpotis, which has hsrstofors rsp.
resented the opinions Of Mr. Everett finds somewhat
dicu to uncsstsnd the motives of Mr.. Douglas In Do.
clArins ths Missouri compounds an unoonstitus
sut think: It !. for the purPsss Of testing
pretty test 1t takes cautious ground however
ssaipst the Nebrasha BILL and says II too Late 10 a.
sbrosaton Of the Missouri com promise has any oonnso
| lion with the compounds measures Of 1850.
The Concord Patriot which to b the oracle OF
the President New Hampshire has out in favor
MT. Douglass Nsbrsska BILL and says that democratic
principles deny the right Of Congress to gssts saysry
believe that the people New Hampshire b. missd
by abolition demsEoguss and therefore thinks that the
factions will die ont and with them AL op position to the
Nebraska BILL and thus the question Of slavery wiz BE-
! settled forever
The New Haven Journal and Courier (vhis,) decidedly
opposed 70 making slavs States out Of territory which
was declared free BY the Missouri compromise cot and
deprecates any attempt TO the bitter feelings Of
says both the compromise msssurss .srs anal sssts
msns Of the subjects to which they eeoivey REFERRED
| AID desires them to be 20 understood.
The Syracuse Republican nadoaal democratic Journal
looks with decided favor upon the Nebraska bill Of Mr.
Douglas. 1t speaks OF Mr. David Wood the whig rep
rssent.ve from tho third district Onondsga county
in the Legislature Of .his State grossv srepresent.
ing his constituents in introducing resolutions into the
Assembly against the Nebraska BILL and tntlmstes that
be could have been elected but for his private repre-
sensations silver gray wings that he with them
on points or principle.
The daily Unions, new independent paper in Cnon.
natl comes out against tie Nebraska bill, with great
Of special pleading and Ia happy TO hear that 1t s
opposed by the administration II says that all that Is
necessary to stop thu game If the designing politicians
whose present aim is to sbrcgats the Missouri oompro
mil Ia
thing can be expected from the party journals
The Newark Adratisr (whis) emshaticAly asserts
that the compromise of 1920 not and
says that those who make Of that subtrfugs know II
not and those who pretend that 1t sed BY the
adjustment 1850 kBow better they kno no
to read 1t contends that II Nebraska is organized in
oordanoe with tine views OF Senator Douglas slavery will
be disseminated broadcAst throughout the vast wilder
Of the West and hu nan misery and depravity viii
propagaed to the f.ce Of that free land
The Bangor Courier (whs) rather strong language
n opposing the Territorial bill for Nebraska 1t that
the who originated 1t would sell his soul for pres
Dental vote 1t praises the abolition address OF Gum
Chase and Giddings TO the people Of Ohio, and In
cneo to justify any movement which will prevent New
Hampshire President from fastening the big ht Of slavery
upon territory now free
HEBr AsKA CONVENTION IN MISSOURI
The great Nsbrssia Convention took place ct st. 10
seph Missouri or the Sth Of January was the largest
convened 10 the Platte purchase. DR. g. Crane,
OF g. Joseph presded there eleven Vice Presidents
and ten SecrctarieH
A
which, in substance express decided dsapproval Of any
resgtaton Of the vexed qus son OF slavery nor out
q Congress- desire the ii's organization O. the Ter
tion 10 trespassss public lands and convey censure
because treaties the extrgpishment Of Indian titles
have not already been made The two resolutions follow
ing We give in II cir own language, in full
Resolved That Ms csgsdSr Vie Agitation q tn; slavery
who
'Sss
State government
MEETING IN PITTsBURG TO PROTEST AGAINST THE
NEBRASKA BILL STRONG RESOLUTIONS
1t Pittsburg on the sOh uit At which Mayor vola WAS
called to the chair. Chas. Avery, Luke Looms John
Irwin and John Chambers were chosen Is Vice Presidents
H. Stove, Henry Woods, John Barton, and Dr. Edward
The Mayor stated In few words the object OF the
to draft resolutions expressive Of the views Of
the meeting
TIE Chair appointed DR.. Edward Gazzam, Messrs.
Aaron Floyd Thomas Blackwell, George W. Jackson, and
D. N White. The committee then retired and after the
ev,,y Of two or three free soil sPcschs they returned
Tns saS ga s.. ss Inuss s q ' sSs
sssss ::.Ss SI':Sa.i sl ssiss
psssssa s.s s:
Of NGfhIs and .n the
uees from lime orinos hs Interests Il
and II S Ss s ssss
re :s: Ts .sG ss%sIs.
the sure nder Of the whole parnony OF dom in the West
saS,i s's; sas.
who ps against Uson and against *.
&c ss lii !,
ismous mss,s unmspy, false and oorruptths
aims o. Iii biz o. being e 4. on our feilsw
the love q Justice and the I,.ron Nsr.h
dom forever and 70 doom millions African pass ss UNI
s nsr ucss sS .sS Ne sol
by the Missouri oomprore Ioiemny dedicated ali time
Resolved That while hi. new and socous demand Of the
". South s % s .n and e we
ersbs anne which prevented any Of her leading statesmen
III ssseasas ss on
81 s L. ike
his lind 70 DO ausE away Is 90 IS his ambition sach
ke'.ly.a iks, The d.r..e snsrs .he name Of Bone
ssny thai viii fevsr STAMP Me aerssn
pst
Union these States whose The people Of shs North
ss 'an hs value o.
which doubt Il would plstsy heart Of
as sia Ss
Alcan boncmcbf thereby, IN he
free white OF the orth from lands purchased
whole nation from France ard Aeward bought
from tie south by the North, 1T extraordinary
1870
Resolved, That the reopl. whore should
What the views and feelings and actions OF their public
n sss, u. s,es G % Of ssss
70 exrres hsr sentiments without aeay in regard
Nebraska BILL for the people will h'ld these who not
now openly sgainst II as being in favor 10 and teng
the enemies Of freedom and the rights OF the North
The Madison Argus (dem) thinks that the Legislature
OF Wisconsin, now In session, into cleo ion OF
United States Senator with propriety In the regular
course Of events next winter would be the proper
for the election Of that officer.
The Worcester TrdnprfR has private aivicee, OF the
most reliable character that Mr. Everett will address the
Senate in opposition to The Nebraska Gil At early day