New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-29
en-. state of feeling to arrest and ecnvsyone cm this Com

monx eslth. .rss
Two n,;n and Imperative duties now devose upon
rorhern freemen touching this matter. The frs; Vs. to
brand s,.es wn Who voted for the Nebraska b either
Seuse or the House of Representatives. Ihey should DC
marked so deeply apd distinctly with the brand OF Issos
that II can never be obersted This is dae not less TO
he knaycs for their deserts in the premises
thar as warning TO all representatives so Offending here
after. The other thing TO be done u T. sweep every kree
elections-to roll down 10 Washington ere next Oecem-
ber such perfect thundereloud of popular Indignation
shall mpel The slave yranis and their obse9ous tools
10 retrGee their STEPS and Nebraska TO Freedom
From The Columbus sobO) Columbian
With the Missouri Compromise all Compromises for
Slavery swept away-al inahtes are az an endthe
Legality of Slavery in all the States and Territories Is
open for d-cusson-sgation henceorh Is the order OF
the day-he Aboli,ionists have the floor, Slavery agta
ton in earnest il just begun.
Frem II, Akron t0.D Beacon.
The issue thus forced upon the country fearful one,
and haIpy will il be il It's settlement does not shas:o TO
fragments the American Cnen War TO the knife Is il-
evable The yoke forged for free territory and fee men
must be broken, the cost of disun0n There
price high to pay for the preservation OF the
tnon Nebraska cannot, must not be enslavcd aud II
Slavery seeks oohold there it ma he elected peaciby
possible iorciby If necessary insulted, wronged De-
traye the friends Sf free Institutions compelled,
in soi-dciense, 10 wage exermlnating war against
Slavery and null and void every COMPROMISE
foT IFS benefit.
From The Detroit Advertiser tuauker whs)
The strife has ceased the contest i not ended only
the first warrump has been sonnded Inc real earnest
sliie yet The r0e are 20 nght the Dat
tie. The man must be infatuated or mad, who believes,
after the popular demonstrations when nave
been made within few months that the citizens of the
free States will submit quietly the rebuke which they
have just received from the Slave interest Who now has
any faith in compromises The waichwor and the rally
ing cry will henceicrth be in the north and west No more
compromises with slavery. Iho war mas commenced,
and we say, let it 20 on
From The Hartford Republican Gree Soil
Repeal is the watehword Let Whiggery and
Democracy for the present to the doso a OF Us who
feel indignant the passage Of this outrageous BILL sH'te
in demanding its repeal. We speak only for ourselves
when we say that stand ready to sink mere names ana
organizations for the present If Wings and Democrats
will do the same and the torrent which threatens TO
sweep liberties away. Cuba Is the next card of the
Nero Drivers and soon is 20 be forced upon u.s. The
scheme Of the Shareholders transform this nation into
vast community OF save-rIyers, To dissolve the Un
on Five years hence will be too late tor us TO make
stand and our only resource Will be to back OUT oil he
Union. But a0r ii we rouse instantly to proper sense
Of our alarming danger can repeal the Douglas bili
turn back the dark de OF despotsm ecne Slavery to its
present limits prtsefre he tH'oR
From The Cincinnati Gazette, Ilunker Whle)
Those Southern men who have gwen Their votes Tor
this aggression upon the interests and honor of the North
We would remind of what Meg MerrIles sani to God
frey Bcrtram: See ii your ain rooree stand tho hrner
or this You have uprooted confidence III southern
political aith There will be more compromises with
Slavery ON the part of the North. There will be
rendition of fugitive slaves under the compromise act of
So You have betrayed those Northern men who have
always stood by YOU and turned their support into oppos-
lUu nave done one tnlny IOl Nhlth We Shiu
you have UNITED rHE NORTH not TO agrees but TO with
stand aggression. The of d0ughaces, thank God,
has run HcnceOrth the North VIII send men 20 Con-
gress who can neither be bought frightened In the
great State Ohio let the work be commenced Let US
have a union for the sake of the Union Let Freedom
have her phaanx well Slavery. Let the North have
a name in the future undmned with treason, unspotted
with reacbory, end unbribod by gain.
From The Boston Journal, (Iunker Whs)
By the adoption OF the measure oil compromises are
thrown TO the winds BY the adoption OF that measure we
are warned that compromise with shareholders Is bind
ing and ii remains to be whether that warning shall
sound ears III vain whether the opponentswe Will
not say slavery butof the ersioa OF slavery VIII
waste their strengtl-wl continue divded-ralying un-
der different banners subject to tho orders OF political
hope 10 idle into power by such divisions whether they
will send after broken faith and broken compacts, their
marty names and party banners and unite under name
and one banner in the of JUSTICE AND LIBERTY
From The Cincinnati Commercial, Independently
The Nebraska bill has passed. and 1t Is demonstrated 10
the people of the United States that Chief Magistrate
without character, with only moderate talents, without
personal influence that individual force which tried
statesmanshp confers-wiih in fact, nothing but tho
power TO purchase and the ability to brbe invent
scheme engrat upon his party principle and in the
form of measure carry it through the national legisla-
ure spite of the pghted faith of the Government and
the common sense OF the people. In other words the
Government this Union is that of ONE MAN, none the
less absolute because his tools are traitors instead OF
slaves and all the more dangerous because hides the
uplness of the despot under the decent cloak of republic
canism The thing is DONE and the people know how it
was DONE Resistance ii ii has been of no other avail has
served TO unmask the machinery, and show to all
observers the intense corruption yenay and subserven
Congress burrows and rankles at the seat OF Govern
ment. In the name of Heaven what bulwark of human
liberty is next TO be mined and demolished