New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

10 the bin the people Of the South have neither deninisi
asked for 4. II wss introduced, a. " Bea'on H.
told you Without merncre without petition, W!iAoGt
" request from any human being.
IT, conicmpiuors defanco Of tbe known vi o. s pco-
Vc tic Administration. by an act Of ulccns'E'iolll
uupaiion that history teaches wOud TOT be TO =
Grated in British sovereign has dared and eve1 nov
Cercs fccrey and openly 20 interfere with the e ION o
fedaal legislAon; and at moment when Europe j.
on' uie an our foreign relations art II eoParl ta5s
j. reason 20 fear that majority Of the House o. ee.
seIt,tives, having trust ade the legitimate bIne.s ~
Tic nation, are preparing, at tie inineeneni and dc-a-
iion Of coordinate department o. s Govern clt - Pc
Ietrlie IN act which the people whom they profess 70 rep
ieseui, nave eiscussed repulia'ed and condemned
IN tho cTisis Of country aie' your Connstse aP
ToiDitd to take such measures they M M deem e1
toward defeating the Object Of the hsnsssN ebra'ka
BILL feel il their duty TO address YOU The probable eonsc-
qutnoes Of hc repeal Of the Missouri Conpronise are Of
in even were Il 10 be euec.ei Ilepsnl-
entity Of executive nfuCnce, operating against the people
will The repeal OF that Comp Jnise, have already
dc Jared viii be tie virtual repeal of all lnprois be
tween Fr.eco and Slayery and sl terminate forever all
confidence between the North and the South The extern
sion of Snycy 70 Nebraska wOut 70 tie slave
State permanent preponGeTancc in the Fe1ora Unon
which would enable them to sway the Goyernmen: in al
it. bTnChes Legislative executive, AMI Jlilc.a-Wth re
only 20 the interest 4 some 10000 siyeh1 ders
ard without regard to the viii tic welfare Of OOoOo)
Oi free citizens.
Arise then, in your might, Ind deolaro ,t this mon
rous peidy however aided gr abcrted shall not succeed
Bid the Administration beware how they amPer with your
reIreseniayes-bd your representative remember the
niany that awaits those who sell for meas Of p0a-e the
birhriCht Of their constituent Let Committees of Cor
Iespoldcncc in the days Of faher when plots les
reasonable rife against liberties be Luzed Ia
every town Let ren0nsrances ard protests again Hood
the senate and the House remind them tina; both Con
cTss and the Executive the servants Of the people
Let the clergy, unmoved by assaults and nhde
menien their high and rgiful position, aud pro-
test American citizens and Christian ministers should
protest scast fraud alsehood and oppression Declare
1coin the South that the bill passed, will be wanting
IL the first clements of valid legislation That you dIsa
and epGdate in advance the threatened surrender
your ancient heritage. That you viii not consent 10 the
exclusion degradation Of free labor IN any territory
north OF 80 deg 80 min and tha all who propose intro
Gucc slay above that limit will attempt the outrage
their risk ond in anticipation OF the worst, organiz
prom pity emigration to Kansas and Nebraska of intel
gtnt and free laborers, who will not permit the soil
conirsied 10 freedom to be polluted by slave.
The urgency of the demands instant action AMI
yOur Committee do therefore recommend the immediate
holding Of mass meetings throughOu; the country
slider the steps proper to be taken in grave and solemn
emergency and especially 70 those members
Of the House of Representatives whether from the North
or the South who unseduced and untered adhere hon
oraby TO the faith plghted in the Missouri Compromise
TO peIsevere IN t lawful To maintain iuvoiae that
ancient compact and 10 urge Of them should become
necessary, to resort 10 the most decided extreme,
prevent the preparation Of act fearfuy
pregnant with national disaster.
BY order Of the Committee.
JOSEPH P. SIMPSON Chairman rro tsrl.
HLAKN 3. DAWSON. Secretary.