New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02
OHIO.
NO MORE SLAVE TERRITORY-NO VIOLATION
OF THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE.
Correspondence OF The n Y. Tribune

OF THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE.
Correspondence OF The n Y. Tribune
CLEVELAND Ohio Monday Jan, 30, 1854
call for public meeting a, National Hall circuls
ted on Friday end received the signatures Of Democrats of
both shells Fillmore Webster and Seward Wings as well
as Free Sellers 1t largely signed by the most respecta
be and influential mon of all parties for meeting Sat
urday evening protest against Douglass Nebraska BILL
now pending before the United States Senate The largest
hall in the city was densey filed series of resolutions
were reported and adopted unanimously condemnng in
strong language the intended violation of the Missouri
compact.
prominent the city. One sentiment peryaded them
all No more slave tenoryAnO violation Of the Missouri
Comrrome-nO further Introduction of Slavery into the
free West.
The whole people here irrespective of party deadly
hostile and will resist to the bitter end the threatenedn
vason of Slavery the free soil OF the West They re
gard the bill Of Douglas deliberate scheme to dissolve
the Union No man here believes this COnederacy could
survive it, passage They would infinitely prefer that Ne
braeka should fall under British dominion than that its
virgin soil should be cursed and polluted with Slavery
You nav Ohio down unit against the reasonable
scheme before the Senate Let any Representative from
this State vote for that BILL matter how worded dis
guisod that viii disturb the Missouri Compromise, and
were better for that man he never was born lie would
be hunted from the State wild beast or mad dog
and politically destroyed
majority Of the people of this State are willing to
abide by The COMPROMISES of 1850 they have always
bonn ;uernTeed majority are averse to any Slavery
agitation They desire repose But this feeling against
reoIening past contests op that question They are will
ing tolerate Slavery within It's present limits and walt
with patience until it wears or starves itself out But the
~ ndfng proposition TO introduce this sum Of all vii
aines into this SOIL soemnly consecrated to freedom
by the covenant of 1890 saTes people with horror
and 6msZement The majority will not believe that there
is any serious danger ofsuch bill passing Congress
No man can persuade old Baltimore platform Demo
Gratis that the Admins alton never dreamed Of lending its
counenauce support 10 such mOnstrous breach ofath
They point to TIE PaiNde0lT and reply Ii what you
say true dmecra paper would tell us has said
nothing and we believe your story add Abolition lie
people The dimecrats are for liberty and equal
rights They are going to pas, the Homestead bill and
Give every mar fam that land who is willing to live
"On il The 'dimecrats wneyeralOw the Niger owners
"to 90 in there with slaves TO drive white folks away
The intelligent, however, are rapidly getting their
ewes open the startling truth The PtalRdeqtr STATS
man, InqUrer and all the small ry Loco Foco Sheets
have vigorously suppressed all mention Of the Nebraska
bill to spread Slavery over the free West.
But they cant keep the information much longer from
tie people They will be obliged shortly to show their
hands and face tie music and NO unto those who betray
Freedom ard advocate the violation OF the Missouri Com
premise They will cry out for the mountains to fall on
and hide them from the wrath OF the people The passage
Of Douglass bill will blow this Adm ns.ratOn 70 atoms
it will annilate the dominant party in this State and
thee will be among the most tring OF the results that
Will eusUe. The South has mistaken the temper and
purpose of the North the pending question she Will
find united and inexbie as man OF IRON she can
cal the Missouri covenant 1huremah IN the saie
Union with The North.
sppend copy of the resolutions and proceedings
of our meeting for publication Similar meeting viii be
called In every county Of the State, aud monster mass
meeting will te held at Columbus.
ULea The PROV before the Senate Of the United
State poy6e for Nebr0ka sHd repeal
Ia the Missouri COmproms AMER the
soSh Ia had he benefit provisions yorps slavery Of
ueb Character demand Of the opinion OF the
korth--tLereisTe
Rcsd Thai attempt being made 70 introduce Sa,@y
Nebraska region long since e9nsscra.ed 20
freedom o. Dstious th and honor aud ouirass
uTen The sa Of he free state. s 10 esss bs re-
ceiye OuT united and unqualified condemnation
Hfiored Thtf the eovenanfs and obligations OF the h"onn
Con thu sbogsted ser scqgiescenee Ia D pro
os Of the Union than thirty years We can
provOn the Ordinance OfoI Or
v s.esuafd the Cor sutiOn sef vii be respected
they the Of the aeomp any seasnn or
Slave OF pcona aggrendizsnent
Fd That irrespective Of party ns1efor afaias
ourselves Oppose to the gtol o, our po@e tbs pr
efsd scheme usurptnu ard trscher the spn
xLeh prompts he gaEed in It, and never % cease on
erosion here shall be territory no which slavery can
eed-t IL shall al % rporsed 10 sseraooi o. 9St
hoe co1 tuons sha prohibit t Introduction within taer Dor
Yeod That our OPP lsi,on the agresoos Of slavery
.6e preesary By thu renewed manifestation Of 10 ever sPnz
ceslIe common uounf o. Eaci 81 Us
standard 9ro19d
20 densftOnake slavery ah1 p
veb and IN all 81 rcD cause
who hsve boFeG ile AAee y
srri slavery yielded their spirits 20 the tyranny Of party
TeeF That dsnounee the South for ia trc' ead
punie faith would ind gnsnt .efns repre- ~
unson Of Northern politicians VINO iS psfAA PM
consideaons would curse Win slavery th
vat Tory rasr han all the Free states ereindng Caofna
fathers heritage for ~ edo ana hons o as
free tsborer CLEyELASo