New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23
THE VOICE OF THE NORTH.
NO SLAVERY EXTENSION.
MOVEMENTS IN OPPOSITION TO THE NEBRASKA
BILL

bis co1feeerses is opening the eyes OF the people OF the
Free States to the infamous designs of the slave prop.an
dists and Their voice coming up in tones oil thunde'
uqainst it Everywhere the North the proposition 10 re-
neal tie Missouri COMPROMISE received with hisses and
corn We give below of the evidences Of the public
sentent-sone of the puatons OF the popular heart IN
relation TO this grest end important subject in the Free
North:
NEw-yORK.
RocIter-Ihe emit Nebraska meeting held at Rochester
On the evening Of the 18th II spoken Of by The ocra
Of that city, as
he mott formidable popular ie which Wit;
i, fd h he and peeible ezus Of the ey
re1reseHtpe a, Profession. and .h.de. Of Zee
m Iseiion PRESIDED The feeling such uigh b expected
question II vs.. deep md ea!n rot excited
effeed ty s resouors sdoped This the mt public
,r,or ~ the Neb..ls question from quarter
~, ibe indication are ih,, n sey county .H oua 10 Nsra
H. a5tleg. ~ iucls new agsd ioTv ard WsiaiEsss
LocEport The sane evening there a large gather
ing in Lockrori Or Skinner in the Char The meeting
YVES sddress.d by Judge Gardner f. j Ethan II v
Woed and Others when a committee appointed 10
make arrange ments meeting TO be held az the
same place on the 24h. Tie LocaPJrt Journal says:
The deep snd settled feeling Of opposition he M and 70 hs
is ss.ssS at IL. 4 SassSs
Skenecelas-The voters of skeneatelas, without dis
tnoiicn Of party held meeting at Lyceum Hal the
evening of the 18th inst, Selden Hanes in the Chair.
Revolutions Of the right stamp adopted, and com
pee GIpcuid TO prepare protest to be presented 10
the peoJl for siCraturts
Osrfg atehie-At the Democratic Town Caucus for the
nomination of candidates for Town Officers in 0sYegstch-
led at the Town Hell in Ogdensbugb the lth Daniel
Mocore, Jf, offered the following resolution
heafte IhttTe wolo ~ r. ~ 10, ~ =. s. o,
tn q Comyroe and reckless attempt the
Ct tie 5, Introduce the Whrng Of slavery a;0 ;er
Aher some discussion to the propreiy of acting
this subject the called for another object
ton to lay lie resolution the table made AMI de-
cded by the meeting in the negative when, on motion,
the scuti0n adopted.
Penn Yar-A large and spirited meeting was held in
Penn Yam the 18Th which denounced the Nebraska
bill. All parties participated
BaIlrtnsrHe A meeting was held Of Bsdwnsvile.
Ouondeca Co. the l4th ct which it resolved that
in tbs matter will know no party"
AuJuru-A call signed by upward OF 700 names, for
an anti Nebraska meeting in Auburn on Tuesday evening
sIreared III The Duly Acrertlser OF the goth.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Another demonstration against the Nebraska bill is called
at FaHue Hall in Boston, for Thursday, Feb. % Among
those invittc to speak the Hon Rufus Choate, Hon
Marcus Morton Hon John IL Clifford Hon C. p Good.
rich. Hon George Hlard Rev DIR. Bllg1en. j. Thoma.
Stevenson Esq Hon Albert II. Nelson, Hon h. c. Win
Eliot
CONNECTICUT
Uarftdrd-The citizens OF Hartford, without dstinc
ton of party are invited TO meet at the City Hall
Fldsv evening Feb p at O'clock TO protest against
any direct repeal of the Missouri Compromise,
proposed in tie bill now pending before Congress Tor
The call is signed by OF the leading and bust
ness firms in that city.
SEw.HAMPsURE.
Coneord-A mass meeting OF the citizens OF Concord,
was 10 be held on the 23d demonstrate against the
passage of the Nebraska bill in its present shape Over
eco names appended to the call ~ .
AGLUG.- On Tuesday evening, the Itth me " hgs OF
Nashua I'D meeting in opposition to the Nebraska bl
Mayor Baldwin presided and speeches were made ny
Me;srs. Parker, Boerdman, A p Hughes Esq and A. r,
Stevens. Esq. A Committee of twelve was chosen TO
draft resolutions TO report al an adjourned meetng
Meetings have also been held at Exeter Caremont and
other Places
ColumJus--A numerousy attended meeting was held at
Columbus Ohio, on Tuesday evening Feb II, Hon j. K.
SVEN the Chair Speeches were =, made by :. W. An.
drews Esq. and Hon. Samuel Galloway after which
seyeIs resolutions were adopted one of which we quote
1h he &C, e Mshs 1890 commonly called the Ne
So ii ilt f.hha Lived up ' spirit and letter.
sfov a' al for Soithtn or wssfn himself
directly Indirectly to is violation
MasaRon-A meeting was held at Ma:slllOn on the
evening of the llih VIM. ii. Burks presiding and the
following. among other resolutions, adopted
R Ib AmI.sa ss@sn srss.Eai1s 81 g.Iy .i,2
orPoen to a attempt upon the Psa'ed faith OF the Govern
Hfes Tts ry ard earnestly Pro;e., .tsin. III,
q tLe ~ now tsisr the senate o. ,as USa s ere
DoUss. NebIas bill far the came in eonei wish the Ms
soun ComIumiss.
CLqrdon-A respectable number of the citizens of
Geauga County assembled THE the Court House in Char
don on the lOb without distinction Of party IL enter their
Territories of Nebraska and Kansas TO the Of chae
slavery The greatest unanmy and liberaiy OF feeling
existed between the different parties present IN TACT all
party forgotten ia their desire to stamp ths outrage
mon the rights of free people with their nds nation The
meeting was add. essed by Judge Phelps DR. Bagley, W.
o ForIst ard A. II Trasher, Esqs. Resolutions taxing
strong ground in favor of energetic united action Of all
pars against this agran violations Of the rights OF the
North and Of existing compacts were passed -.
Warren Empire Hall in Warren was crowded with
the opront nj Of the Nebraska bill on the lth and spirited
speeches were made by Messrs. Hutchins Holman and
others and strong resolutions were adopted In the
evening concourse Of citizens mostly Pierce Democrats,
preceded by fife and drum marched through the prnepa
street. Of town, bearing slot platform liz up wta
torches Senator Douglas and his Nebraska bill casped IN
nfectopete embrace of his Satanic Majesty the Devil
They then marched the public square when the loren
was spIled 10 his birthstone majesty VINO vomiting from
hi. mouth volume of fame consumed himself and
Lis worthy Irotege.
A meeting Of the citizens Of Sandusky and
vicinity opposed the repeal Of the Missouri Comprom
ise in the Nebraska and Kansas blu OF Sena
tor Douglas convened at the Court House on the 10Th
was largely attended by prominent and active men OF all
poica parties and the proceedings were entirely harmo
pious Speeches were made by Hon. j. NJ. Root, Free
Soil; II. ) Cable, Democrat Earl Bill Wing ana H.
Ruess German Democrat
A large meeting has also been held at Mount Vernon
knc1 Co, and State Convention to express the senu
me IT Of Ohio in relation the Nebraska project has been
recommended and the sth Of March suggested a. the day
for holding il.
ToEaHda The citizens of Bradford County, Penn,
held meeting the Court House in TOwanda on Tues
day evening 18th Inst protest against the violation VI
the Missouri ComgTomse. The call was slgned BY more
the. hundred citizens, without distinction OF party
Nsyoer-A smiler meeting was held at the Court
House in Mercer the -Oth 10 condemn the PROJECT no"
befoe Congress for extending the dominions OF Slavery
MICHIGAN.
Defroft-A large number Of the leading citizens Of De
,, ~ al partes united In call for an Anti Nebraska
Re haid on niuCi he