New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17
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y,,olpcrs were urenimousy adopted. -.
pnrTro.r-We are informed BY TIE ss'greA1rsIs |
Plrisfer ibst WEDNESDAY A1reh = no. ShsaPt'n6i
he storm the Court Hone Ns- co"4ed VI pe'pe OF ~
-; "a J. IN soTes eager 70 show their adherence Of
he crime sir adv half pretra'ed BY the servants Of the
neo,le n Wellington. We have only iins NV - Say
u - ~, T,.riitv rrevlied in regard - OPT 'siron -
,Ii , wort ,chemo 4 the traitor 70 Free i'ni tbs
Teeoops were adopted eXpTefsYe 81 Tie feelings Of the
i - as cornty or The question. and 'hai elcl en
.;; srseches were made by sryeral u ou ciizans,
49, bv the Hon David Wlm9t Weses ftie case mas
C. g. he uroud of those who represcu Penn ylgania IN
Isf, " w oar tvC Senator. Richard Br5dhea ID m
10 in favor # he bill and voted f1r H. and Jane,
CooTer V1g tlhoIgh reported 10 Dc orp.s5i - =
vr CIV ard ,her Penns!lvan members Of the h2ls-
20 le.k Tor better things The R'preienisiiye Of -
"Vi.not District has bat one course - parsle we
rat;on VII Lad him - sdop, a. = coarse. bat
- -, il. interest should We e1Eot coon 70 hear fr'n
n, Crow on this question and We tel hin that NE con
elf. viii wach his course n0w more clJseiy and WIN
uere anxiety than eyerbefoTe HE Hldi al DsmoctsS
Who represeI in the State Legislature seem 10 ha,
udcenly become very nild ana soh-er'a5ys ~ VIZ -
III auction J. was Mr Plait who moved N the s5ni5
a., s over the resolui a-aHst tie N-bTdsSa bill tI
Usrcb - and both he aud Mr. Chase haye suddenly 1T
gotten The old esabhed Democratic doctrine OF H ngl'
Of instruction. Their sins &c upon their o"n heals
OHIO.
GTrErrIrLD-A meeting was he'd at this village, IN
The County Of Huron, the e3d glt adopting ret OF
resouiicrr # which the fol- wing i specimen
sps ,tnorreho htua'ins 'Pctyie Pr'eoted p M
nos .tEe.y 'rsmpis foot the sab inc 0rn & iia
5 .T6 fdi. o. % VIZ b ha. 80 .ss tie sai' Of
.Iseirpu,rs personal ambition ~
NoBTHlEGToN An anti N'braska meeting was hs.l
az Tie tlsce on the I'd # March, Homer Tullsr m
tie hair Strong resolutions against Douglas nI w,5s
ptfiCd, ind one approving the conr-e 81 S7ll'.3 80
and Chase. Before the meeting aoloufned q III .Du
rasssd that ,r,T1 IN The tosH'tID consider hhsi
d,erete 10 the Mass State Convention, when Is 70 Assem-
be al Columbus 0 tie sd inst
NIpo,rSG Con the 18th Of February the Demo
cracy Of Youngstown and neishboring to"nshps IN W
borirp County met in ue meeiir to express mn su
81 limos nd n. in
The orga1izaton of the Territory Of Neb-a-ka Joseph
Montgomery who represented that county at winter as
ldGtiye, called To the char HE following
Of the resolutions passed
Pcr,d Thai The Dmercy Of Nihonins Comfy are op2o;ed
70 Dcutts Eerssts eua 'oat car 1919 -, ~ fr "a
fr nid State sesior who not Known TO be opposed to
MICHIGAN
Pursuant to public call, meeting Of the ctizcns of
Jackson, opposed to the repeal Of the Missouri Comp;
mse a. Iroposcd in the Nebraska Kansas bill now pend
ire in Congress held at th Cour, House in the vi
lsee Of Jackson, On Friday evening, March Ausil9
Blair Esq in pursuance Of call Of the meeting addressed
il at lerlh in explanation Of the principles OF the Ne
brasha ill., exhibiting in mastery and convincing mal
ner Il alsity and danger Of the preeds ana T!unens
iesoted hy the friends Of the measure and elected me
frGuen' applause Of The audience. The Committee on n
solutions reported series which were discussed by
MetsIs PTirgle +. LiyermOre, Blair, I v DeLfni
joseph f. Feeble S b IIea1well AMI oher gentlemen
and adopted unanimously.
INDIANA
Correspop6euce Of The " Y Tribune
l.
Judge Chamberlain, the Representative in Congress
from this district wrote letter TO his constituents for their
views Douglass Nebraska bill, and on the 22i inst
crowded meeting of all parties assembled a; the COur
Houee in Goshen at which il unanimously voted 10
instruct him to oppose in Congress. There was not
dfentrg voice sid such is the feeling on the subject
ftroIg ly expressed in numerous meetings throughout
Northein Indiana ard the late eIpose OF Mr. Badger
the views of the South th. subject, here creaes
dotp and Trepressi)e feeling OF indignation IT, IN
deed all the Honorable Senators Of the South will
stcoP Low oreceiye what offered them by tho base
snd esch.rous hands Of northern panderer for Slavery
against all former Arguments and compr1n.es' 50 be H.
Bu in The future let the banners Of conflicting political
hotts he r. zeal and No Repeal and the former
is ailed in the Gus defeated, then, indeed II NAV DO
time for the North to emulate the example OF the South
in particular calculating the value Of The Union F.
ILLINOIS.
OTTowA.-There a crowded meeting Of the citizens
Of Oowa IN the Court House on Saturday evening called
resItctive Of party WhigS Democrats and Abolition
st appeared to lay aside their party feelings to JON IN
one strong protest against the infamous bill o Stephen
Douglas. Vim. IIckling, E'q Mayor OF the city pre-
sided and Hon J. Xix was appointed Secretary D
Blackwell, Esq Of Chicago addressed the meeting sh?S
ing coIclusvey the aggressive nature OF the spTit
Of Slavery, and concluding his powerful speech de-
certd he intention - become en- Aboiuonist series
Of resolutions brought in strongly conforming the
course Of Senator DOUGLAS and in favor OF the Missouri
Compromise Of 1920 which put epar Afey 10 the meet
ing and carried With scarcely dissenting voice Another
meeting 20 be held next Saturday evening Thus has
very Democratic city condemned in public manner the
course of their Democratic Senator; and II DonSs,
friends forsske him, we would like 20 kA)w VINO VIII 'iAe
him mp. -
WISCONSIN,
Correspondence OF The n Tribune.
RIPoy Wis, Wednesday March 8, 1854
The nclosed resolutions were passed unanimously az
on anti Nebraska meeting in this place N citizens With
out Distinction of party and the CLERK requested 20 Tor
ward them to THE TRIBUNE, which is largely circulated
here:
WIas The Of the United States ia ent.rtAinns and
present ndicsion likely to bills Organizing G3yefn-
nenis the Territories Kansas ALd Eebka which em.
tedes clause hs.so promise act and adnit
into those Ter.o. the 'sve 'ys'e" with q. ~ .ys sns'
Wheeo deem that compact rpesabie the CONSTITUTION
Th. Of AL hitherto perpettssed attempted
uJon the North freedom by the .sveholden and their aaura
allies not compares bSs nd imgTien .asse ~
and With this the Nebraska bill as TO the san OF q. us
other ysui. ado, the Reputation Of solemn on9.e' held
R"ts Tbs. the Eoihern man who can ala ana abst in the som
mission Of supsniou crime too lod TO become "a a.
shoud The NEBRASKA treason succeed.
whether successful net sdmOnihe the North sdopt hs
maxim foI a. time No someron'e with sAysr
RTeS That the Of this bill (f sa,ud VIII be
the ss Of northern .ieh Al oas a. the
Free Sellers every With hears him used 9ndsf ths'ase
bsnnsT-cry Ct Repeal Rspesl!
Rrd That the small ph,lanH Of true sn who
oppose th mad scheme tse soAde principle o. b. n.ny
vel hsir ehorp ,phod public faith desc We not
Re That the heroic .ritede Of Gener. Houscn amidst,
host Of seEeUsr'ie msn In the United stst Sests
NJ W Nsfris sebe
The following resolutions have passed the Wiscorsia
House Of Representatives by vote Of ~ to g For the
resolutions, % Wings 90 Democrats Free SOilsrs.
! Against, Wings, "a Democrats:
hed BY the Assembly the Senate concerning tts the Sens
ard IN urgently ielusd 20 all
Constitutional enoeavor The " ConEess OF say
n,r SLAYER, within the iiory Of Sesrs or other tcrrsry
6se Th., his EIeelsney the Governor hereby requested
h copies Of the foregoing resolution to ssh OF oar ssnso"
/ and Representatives IN Consrss
/ NEBRASKA BILL-WALWORTH COUNTY, WIS,
~ A PLACE FOR EMIGRANTs.
Corresrort.uos of The " Y. Tritune