Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-06-05

raciated. In otheas words, these points WI
then be tho large commercial positions Of this
new Stats. II there wore only one snch--its
value, al, sr the region shos,sd be 50 far Ieopled
would make averylargsd vidend 10 the company
which sold it, besides restoring its original cap
ite', with which to enable it to atempt the
same adventure elsewhere,
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{ 1t is recommended hat meeting of the
stockholders be called on the first Wednesday
in June, to organize the company for one year
and the c0rporators, at tbs time make q tenn
porary organization, With power 70 obtain sub
scriptions - the stock ard make unnecessary
preliminary Al engagements.
/" Eli THAyEs for the Committee"
A temporary organization was effected, by
the choice of Eli Thaser, Of Worcester, Al
President and DR.. Thomas H. Webb, Of Boston
Secretary. meeting was held to sustain il
at Worcester, at which encouraging lctters
were read from members Of Congress Books
Of subscription were opened in Boston, Worces
ter, and New York. IA Washington, infuen
tai members Of Congrsss are going zealously
into the movement. In New York, the iriends
Of Freedom have hailed ii with delight. A
preliminary meeting was held at the Aston
Honse last week, at which President King Of
Columbia College presided. The Tribune says
"There YVES qrite q full attendance OF gen.
tlcmen, who folt 4 deep int rest in the subject
A comrittee were appoint to snperintend
the business Of obtai ning subscriptions and =
represent the subscribers in the meeting OF the
Society to be held n Boston on Wednesday
- ~ k.,w ~,
rant The publication Of al the details of rs pro-
cecdings, nor is it nect sary The Object is
already fully understood, and the meeting ad-
dressed itself toits fursherance by such meas
urcs ~ were Thoughts bess adapted to the per-
pose. When its organisation and acts are more
fully matured, we shp'l DO able to give further
details
'sWe are in recent OF additional letters,
making inquiries anu rendering further sub
scriptions The plan is received by all with
pre-eminent favor, and enlists the warmest
sympathies Of the friends Of Freedom
The movement III popular movement in be-
half Of popular institutions The Shareholders
and Shareholders are now brought face to
face, and the struggle il who shall possess the
rerritories-the owners Of labor, or the labor
ers themselves; an OIigarchy of not more than
four hundred Thousand masters of slaves, or
twenty millions of People whose best interests
are trampled upon by Slavery. Let "the Emf
grant Aid Society" be everywhere welcomed
and sustained and no time be lost in carrying
out its plans.
But let not cmigrans, who can help them
selves, await the operation Of this Az ociation.
Let thom follow the example Of tho five hun
dred Germans, who have already gone from
Cincinnati to Kansas That is the Territory
first to SETTLE Secure Kansas, and Nebraska
will be safe. Since we are TO have "Squatter
Sovereignty" let us have freeHnbed, free
sor'ed, squatters. Let the frcemen Of the
West, let the men Of North Carolina, Kentuc-
ky, and Missouri who have been kept dow a
by the crushing competition Of Slave Labor,
pour into tho Territory, and establish Free
Labor institutions, 30 that they may SIT rnder
thor own Who's and thoir owa ilg-trees.
The TribSns says:
alt will be scen that meeting Of the stock
holders is to be held ON the fIt Wednesday Of
June, at Boston. Meantime, subscriptions can
be made by those who desire to do SO, at the
office of tbs par II, either by letter or in 7 IT.
son. The cooperation Of the fi.en6r Of the, en-
'arprise in this Gig il earnestly des ed, e1d a
gentleman from Massach, aetts is now :, toN.l
Tor the on pose Of obtaining it. II is expected
that a. er the pc. -nanent organization Of the
company is effected, on the 7th Of Jrne pub 0
meetings WI be held in Boston and this city,
and elsewhere to fertilizer the Object of the n.
dertaking. The spirit which has been aroused
throughout the free States by the perfidv OF
our rulers, il such that we cannot entertain a
doubt that, rider proper auspices, the - ,ic.J
in QUESTION will not only enlist the co operation
Of our principal cities, but that of the innumcr
able hourishing towns and villages scattered
throughout the free States"
A CONSERVATIVE OPINIoR-rhe New York
Times congratulates the country on the su-
premacy Of claw and order in Boston; but
adds
Some may dream that the Union has been
strengthened by this result They ". III live to
sec their mistake. Ii will take few such, 20
tories Of slaveholding avarce and inhuman-
ity, over inherent justice and the public con
science, to plant in the public mind detestatlon
Of the spirit Of slavery, which viii sweep the
Constitution and the Union rtom is fiery and
destructive track
No, no; the Constitution is good enough, il
the People will but use justly the powers it
conicrs.
IF one hair Of Charles Summers head is in.
jured in consequence Of the advice Of the Pierce
organ, Mr.. Pierce may make up h's mind to
reside hencelorth south Of the Potomac. He
world f1d the air Of the North too cold for
him forever - Worcester Spy.
Never fear Mr.. Summers person is safe in
Washington, and President Picrcc will DO safe
in the North that he has betrayed. Let nc
regard be paid to words that mean nothing
Higher Vows and nobler means demand the
attention Of all.
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