The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

MEETING AT Ta1 ODBON, whLIAMsBURQ-RES0-
LUfIoNs, yrC.
meeting Of tbs etsens Of Williamsburg, op posed to
the Nebraska bill wss bald last evening at the Williams,
burg Odsoa.
At eight o'clock the room wss about half nI.sd By
rspsetsbls number Of rsaidsnts and the meeting was
ossanissd BY caIlins John Bowie E.q, to the ohsir
The following gentlemen appoio.sd Vice Prssi.
dsnts'-Nathaaisl issv, W. O. Oad WE'LL Dsmo. strong,
Timothy Cofaa, g. L Dsmarsst, 8 b Terry, O. Pink, p.
msts, O. Policy q. Gitsszs j. W. Burden. j. Wen iss-
son, W. Houghton, and Daniel MAujsr The tollOw os
senlhmsa were chosen Secrstariss,-J Y. BuikIsy, j.
Davis, ". A. Fitch.
The following resr lutioDs then read
Received That citissps tho State II New York and
3 ndependent fresmen Of ,he city e vi lsmssurg vs
II. or &. 4
s:fsf. Cor ,SssADe hs orsaaassoa Of shs
Resolved That said bill - proposes 70
.ssy Tsiss Ii
north q sS 9 we selsmnly protest
..s e: puIps,- q n .a,Se1 nd:;
hs that ps s.Ss ZEE S IN sHd
The adon Of the States Of Nssour Ari.nsss and Ala
::iy: 81: ;I.: isSs:s ;siss Ss Ssis
and S ss
psoved That % citizens Of the free States W WIN oon
sent 70 prs,islon. q bill which .hs openly ~
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sna ss.s szs'' attempt w' IRON freedom
h.. .lss. ..S. Of thai.
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speedy shelter fro We svs them ard solemn
no those sSs son
too sacred bs touched By the Indignation Of the
Re.ov.d That With the acts and u.s. Of
syprovsx bills slavery il Ter
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party North dignity and self piossssies -
scheme. and God Sspsx '. ~ is:ss squsy .
Rsssivsa That !ea.sors ana Representatives Con
ss s V u oil proper snort
Rs.svsd tss p.oossdinss Of thi, meeting be signed
he from 70 '1f
Tho following letter from Eenator Seward WAS then
read
wnsHISeros. Feb. 1s 1884;
nam: q a. @. n.s. ssd::' oil..s: q
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b,ss The aus..oa mos. Bill; IN shs ssssss
sa.I pss:.s: would pisi:. "a. :Aouid yss: ss.iss
~ :ss.:s s:s.. ss.s q: meeting h:s ssepo:: I'D
susb III and and our ss.ss
pishr sns of measure dsassrous to her susnos = ia
aIsSs % Ne best n..s. sHS The fl. an: q beloved
country AN ''s' Jour VIZ ". IT, siwAaD
The PHnDnT said that Rsv Mr. Porter, Of the Reform
Cd Dutch Church. xas present. and had bssa requested
Nr PoaTn then came forward and made fsw pertinent
rmaJbs. IL was proper, he said, that every freeman
should perslsipats In sueh meeting - the present.
the last Plymouth eslsbrstios that there were two
IDEAS which took Of nsa svsrywhsrs Those
sogsAsr breast to breast .sd heart to heart Hs knew
Of question which had come before the peooe o the
ssd 70 al .s.ss
e To- sps On The n.s:o & 'd svsrstnins eonsssntss
Question ssS n. o.. s QUESTION h q
the day. He though thstths psssSg Of Dsuelass bin
would BE- ro. 20, q national prodysey Poland vas
provinces Of the Turkhh empire were invaded By the
Gar and all Europe and Ill Ameios full Of
ry .bo were plotting and ooespiins Against liberty u
portion Of this Union, whose inh abtasts 10 few gsae
r.toas would out.un ruls,h empire (Applau.s)
The nations Of Europe looking 10 for encourage
posed to lay the foundations Of savs Isritery,
assembled that occasion, NOT ssotarians party
mes, but timpy the friends Of humanity They had
s dignity y o' hoss.
labor. they protested sgsinst the introduction
Of. lav.ry into country NO. free (Appl.uss) what
united By the principles Of liberty until the orgnstor Of
this nefarous would be driven from their guilty
position Though Williamsburg was not the larss.t Of
cities che had nsr representatives, and he hoped that
their vooss would b heard in the halls Of Consrsss
hon. D. CULVER made few numerous remarks in.
tsspersed with Do, East stories and WITHDRAW vheh
kept the audience In the best Of humor Ths present
meeting was domestic one he sac for the subject was
ana S.g %oa S.lS Sscsu.. tS.y w.r. united IL
called the audience TO come mp 70 the rssccs and
show boldly their dstesation Of the proposed violation
NJ GnonGE BAKKR being loudly called for, came fer
ward and briefly addressed the meeting He sulogsed
boldly in opposition to the Nsbrasks BILL a.d mentioned
particularly the names Of Senators ChaEs and Wads
which were loudly apphuded
fully less" and shortly afterwards adjourned.
The Anti-Ns braska Meeting In New York.
WASHINGTON CRY, Feb ~, 1854
70 THE KDToR OF THE NEW YORK HmALD.
SR-Ny attention having Just called 10 the meet
ssa ' puSinsd in your i..s ssad.y: pspsr, isnd N;
there used Of the secretaries, without my
hsowledes or consent having ossn absent from the city
win give the gsntsmsn who took the liberty Of uhsg
ny same timely notice when am Of their mind s thsk
a61 that am iD favor Of Judge Druglas's ban.
By inssrtisg tns above you win confer favor.
Respectfully yoars, G. A. coNovER.
TELEGRAPHIC.
SENATOR DOUGLAS HUNG IN ErFIaY IN BOSTON. ETC.
BosroS, Feb. %, 1884,
An eay found this mornipg suspended to the top
Of the nsg stan Boston Common. with the ollowBg
Inscription upon it, Ssephsp A. Douglas author Of tn
infamous Nsbrasha bil-ths Bsssdiet Arnoid Of 1884"
THE HAINI LHGIsLArURE.
AreusrA, Feb %. 1854.
The Nsbraska rssoutons apst the Abrosation Of th
Missouri eomprome passed the Senate TO cay by ~ to
NETTING AT NEW MARKET, M
NEW MARKrr, n. H., Feb %, 1854.
There . large and epth sastio meeting here lat
night In opposinon 10 the Nebraska t1 Several dsms
Gratis addressed the meetingamoog them Me- Frneh Of
Exeter brother Of B. 4 French Of Warrington,
Business NJ the United States Mint.
We are irdsbtsd to Msssrs. Adams Co. for thu follow
ing bIs Of the deposits and oosses Of the Mat at Pha
dsIphia, for the month OF February 1854
Gold and bullion deportsd,-
From CahfornA. A.......................e ~ l6l, 900
other sources s...................... 5000
Total deposited for February e2614,o0o