New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-10

We ~ esr;j trenbed the whole land trembles
low | fear for what remains know no coneeivaols'
remedy bat ore that s that me Sorih unIe - one
, of The Territory against Slavery and Tor the excil
,on of.yery slave State in future from the nion Oreat
applause I ssid loved my country J. ne glory OF
seen By Us II this disanon Gomez anc Fth SiV wa,
and should not be too DID, suppose c9ei1 change my
garment ard put OF q red coat Great applause Atany
rate could feel deeply in the subject ard could and
viii 60 with ny prayers ard my tears 70 The throne OF Tim
uLocouH help 10 save and bless this land An was
,bsnnscesary and had the strength. would go and bat
lie for my country you all would And when we Old
men deed you who are young sehod your county
In state of anarchy and wild confusion and we have inc
bsrr;ness TO obtain better world viii take our golden
cenors u Of odoss and the saints and angels viii come
up 10 tie throne Of the Lamb to ak his blessing On tne
land that be will make i agoiu toe glory oi all lands
! Enthusiastic AID renewed applause
henry HARRISON followed. He said:
This bill l. & fraud and has only the fraudulent de
sign but al the marks thereof No srgument for it viii
stand the If reason and the men who sustain know
ths II the Compromise be unconstitutional why repeal
You have got al you want Is il inconsistent with the acts
of 1880 Tie very s.aen. the argument It's
plsusibly Let ,b4 people Of Nebraska decide But
WHO are they They exist merely ia the faue The Presi
dent of United States hss the control Of the Governor
ard judiciary even by the bill and the people Of the
United States the people OF Nebrs.ks II Is arguea
SLAVERY will not 20 here; so, the bill Is mere Insu 70
/ tie North, which ought 10 be resented. lApplausel
The Rev. DR. Bacon next made short address tie
sid
Slavery ought to he forbidden, every one knows that
TIE concrete thing called, is not right virginia wac
sells her OWL ,bdrtn fo slaves and lives on tho proceeds
! bupeers for new market He alluded severely to the
Rev Mr. JoirfoD o. Methodist minister South who nad
cone into Congress and engineered the b that ne might
himself have slaves in the new territory lie aHndel 70
tie probability Of emed pioneers from the NORTH we. ana
South wet meeting IN the new territory ana Us sire 's
| being stained With frEiricide blood
Professor SILIIMAN was now loudly called for lie
came forward end made few brief observations;
His lie be said, was commenced il the midst Of the
Amtrcsn Revolution and he remembered os an observer
tie capital events Of American history since epoch he
never before appeared the political stage but CONSIDERED
pr sent 10 party question he never had ml fear from
party feelings but now be mad fear am particularly glad
lie continued TO to night The ordinary distinctions on
minor topics thrown asde. The reaebery nov as IN me
Missouri CCmrromise Is the deed OF northern men ne
n ud discouneuence every northern man VINO lTans 70
soulern Slavery Without any personal hosIiy' nave
scep With the deepest regret hat Conneccnt "a oeen as
rsced by ore o. tor Sensor man from the North who
SUPPORTS IBIS nefaTious bill is traitor to his county
Applause A. tie head of numerous Sri l..' NY
NJ w ths measure with the saddest anxiety. what are
we 10 dol All our first Efforts here are pe4ceabe-hey
are made at the ballobox when the time comes to hnh
tie career q men who have be'ra! ed your interest '
be finished forever LIT our only party be party tot
liberty Repeal will come by and by but il not, what
then only knows Bat This i. to be resisted al
all oye1ts Disiolut Of the Union always seemed TO
me wild talk but the Union will be dissolved il this thing
he done ard ,hey will DO t. feel in all kindness 20 the
South-iui should the ecCssy arise feel Ike my men
Dr. Taylor thai could take my partinthe contest ouu
applause
/, being now very late, and a number OF speakers
who had been placed the programme not hagiog had
time 10 address the meeting, it proposed that, in
stead of dissolyDg 1t should adjourn till Friday even
ing next The motion carried by reclamation, and
the meeting accordingly adjourned till Friday evening
next.
MASSACHUSETTS.
/ Corrsuondenee Of The n. Y. Tribune.
SHEFFIELD, Mass Monday March g. 1854
The accompar ing preamble and resolutions passed
yesterday annual town meeting with but four dissent
ing votes We have in town some 500 votes-a Demo
cratic towrand although somewhat FESTIVE under the pre-
sc,uops Of our Southern friends yet upon the whole sub
ssiye and patient but the last straw that broke
the c6mels back this last dose from Douglas Is more
| than our Northern stomGchs can bear. Our Southern
friends can lay this hetttrng JUNCTION to their souls that II
they 90 pass this BILL they viii make niue tentls oil the
Moth Aboioniss ard those than any other part
| sans, polite al Aboliiionis;s.
Esa The eess Of the by solemn &C, passed
in 1870 Known The Missouri CemProDe do ioIesf ps1nO
ssue contract tie North yielding certain privileges 20 me
South for eoro whch~c0nTset thirty four yea. P
.cGSieiesd in By P.rc. and during sheh a. re
South Il FIJI enjoyment q Ira 3 L PENDING
fore Cone" ltyiIs mons is provision. one @
of the town Of sheffield il oar apss 90
s s 'S s6s gTn Ss isps 1e Hs slavery and
NTH, sn that thers made between the No tn
hs dictate md that Sf do mot .s2 oRe
etsue Which tendency disturb the COMPROMISE OF S
NEw-HAMPSHIRE.
Cone.rondepse of The y. Y Tribune
CONCORD, Tuesday March :, 1854
The Hon John p Hale addressed crowded and enthu
sasc meeting Of tie citizens of this place and vicinity last
evening upon the Nebraska bill setting forth the wrong
would nct upon the North ard the whole world and &C
cusipg Old Hunker New HAMPSHIRE Of originating ana
supporting H. He said New Hampshire can dejedf the
"b Let her voters but show themselves men on next
Tuesday, and the bill will never pass. =
CONNECTICUT
GREAT AsTIyrBEAsXA MEETING AT DERBY.
A meeting of the citizens OF Derby Conn without DIS
tinction of party, held at Birmingham on Aohdsy
evening the 9th inst to express their dsapprooahon Oh
Douglass nearious scheme for President making Nathan
large and commodous hall crowded to OVERLOOKING by
an attentive and intelligent audience WHO listened Win
bresbss attention the fore de pungent aud eloquent
/ remarks of H. Il. Harrison Esq, Wing, Hon henry
Iyes Democrat, and the Rev. DIR. Bacon Of NeWhaVeh
until a late hour in the evening. "
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed the speakers penn
frequently chtered the course OF their remarks al h
close of the addresses the following Preamble and kesou
read and passed by reclamation without hsf
Se,s Tba. portion Of Territory Of The uIi ed Siss sR9
he LetisHrs PsTehs.e yhih lie. Hs,.s OF zoe ~
Fsdor sgsin Sasery y the Sc known As ~
sssn sle. md cessIes
spoysd y IIs.dsn, MSHIos .SS h: CABIN. ori
Cahoun the ehsuIiCu Ard II0ed .tveeaie Of sssey .ac
il .d omrrcmlse relied essbh
IN and mark betv Slavery and Freedom e re sI'or
yHoT,h 81 he liss Of s. 81 to Tes Joe' rii hi
The NssT..ls bal oonisipiis Clause repeating
the hhsuli which P, tet re shisnso o. "a,
or, ' f a. slave srrrorY how