New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

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evening Of the seth Fsb, Hon l. y. Busgs Ia tIS cav
From Tie series OF resolutions adopted we c'Py a' ID
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urs trf'td ~ sr. at .1teige ne ns E1'l So = =.
CT Iuty Ai in the cJ Of Cassso tas re.sess o. "a
lroan TIE people IN 90. his native 'oFa
prove experiment Ia ea.,qasacss tasa has
I'D ve..-rs h es.n ~ sosl fh oaiI 10 oar opinion.
sueh re irs q nd Hsoa snoas te pope q ts zee
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Ncri0nD'oH ~ meeting ITO protest sgaas. the pas
sage by Congress 4 the Nebraska bill sad against the
"reVesl of tire Msour COMPROMISE at which time and
the public fai6 have made sacred" was held at she
aboy amed place on the evening Of the CAD adcpe1 =
series Of excellent resolutions from which we copy the
following:
Re,s, That The Aforesaid Y.sr-.t. b so-ias, s-o v
aion o. .o,gr PeSfs. wST.d saoaa Il oceoH az .,ver
& 5e.sB, t the yoistoa Or rsg.s Of ali os.t
resr,s Of ConseS rd 20 slavery Anl would thees
irta vhr-ud to taie The paes Of "ags a70n hs
Ti ths p..ss. tn. ,orsi N.br,st, h vii srn the mind,
efmnud. he North who have h hero been ~. a'
Uss either tovd ~. .sst here fo'e 90 Re 'q'1iat Of d.
solution o. ths anon q these S''e or to P'a party 1
Northern Nes Of coo.e. ho5i,;d s y ,G, 81.
Mssr that the south % ae2ls sag sarr2a
hs, souibsrn Members Of Congress rosg, rsps,
ofhe MoI COMPROMISE become setve participants she melt
ard robbery.
AmesBury-There was a grand rally at Anesbary,
Esse1 County, the evening of the sth Ia Si paris %
New England meetings OF this character have been nel
ard men break ing away from the restraints OF party have
mingled their voices in nstrang agant the inquty
Ciicogee-There enthusiastic meeting az
Cabot Hall Cabotsyile on the evening Of me .Sd
history Of the passage of the Compromise bill of 1920
and also that Of 1880 denouncng the Nebraska scheme IN
the seyerest terms. -
HarttorS-Tle City Hall was dlled to ove,iowing on
the evening OF the 24ih and the feeling 10 % me
subject of Nebraska intense Hon. Ihomls y WI
lisns acted a. President Speeches we're made by the
Chairman by the Hon John NJ Niles, and by Messrs.
Murdoch, DXoD, Ellsworth, Fisher Buhneli ami iaSisy
Strong re- outioas adopted but we can make room
f ses I}a. sv. lor, the Union and cherish rarlalliy
feel called upon protest. ssans: ss Of he Nesrti bl
in &, form I'D . size Earning oes .se s ~ s.t q
Which only produce the bitter fruits Of d'hooO 's and
Nee Toudon-A great meeting was held at New Lon.
don the 2h express the pablo sent nent in refer
snce to the repeal of The Missouri Compromise
Loeknort-Tbe Adjourned meeting held at Lockport
tie 23d large dling the large Han IN that village
to IL, utmost capacity. Speeches were maze oy "
Murphy John l. Dorrance, Mr.. Talcote and others We
cut the following from set of powerful resolutions
Rd That wisdom end e,gsnci-s oths occasion renders
W,sntton and snd there early day protest
.. 4: Ina: aS sd adopt
hon IS Of cont or in the Terrorie. ofthe West
ABios-A very large meeting of the citizens OF Or
leans County held at Albion on the lsh-the hon n
r. Jones in the Chair The meeting, which was Partct'
pated in by members of both parties denounced the Ne
bralka proposition and passed the following with other
That the bill before Congress BY Senator
Dogs TO 9saHs the Terrier OF 80 Tar 81
solemn compact and AID open violation OF good h Do
AgIsCa.~TLe meeting held At Auburn Is spoken of by
The Adrerser rs of the largest political gatherings
convened in the city. IL was composed OF men OF
different political views other questions but who, on
this were actuated by common sentiment that of
firm and decided opposition 70 the gross outrage sought
"to be perpehated The entire unan'mty that prevailed
- tk.,,.,a 10 faatiu
"ly evinced that the men, and the r9meH too were IN
"eGrne that what said was mani and what |asre
SOLVED would be practically carried ont" o,.
McriJan-A meeting was held at Meridian, on the 2lst
R.sr,d That inqdutn in the conus. Of the ai,ea
national aud an outrage on humaay sa es oqa
Legislature epel this nsut offered to our noaa cha
E6me Pursuant to called signed by over four thor
sand electors residing in the diff rent towns OF Oneida
County meeting of those opposed to the passage OF the
Nebraska bill convened vt Rome, on the sd. Gen
j j Knox, Of Augusta, acted as Chairman Among tbs
resolutous adopted the following which our slave
holding friend. will do well to read carefully:
Ccrituton That though Of the citizen, Of the North are
disposed TO submit to the GoapS@'; Of 1850 d.s.e9 , 'rs y
N re strides de@.aded We EEL i15esl
wien We sy IL one Sst sso- of ths or
y IN justice southern brethren we feel bound 70 nr 40
bsi ta gT S ,n IN es ssd aO
Cf
Orange C0uRfy-The citizens of Orange County op
posed 10 the Nebraska swindle to have meeting on
the Sd Of March Among the sgners we recognize the
leading advocates Of the Compromise of 1880
Orid-An anti Nebraska meeting washeld ut Ovid SEN
eca County on the 18Th az which emphatic resolutions
were adopted in condemnation OF the great niquy urged
by Senator Dauglas. r,.
County called for the I'd day of March to express the
popular sentiment relative to the Nebraska syndle
Can0nddtgua-A call for meeting OF the electors
If Ontario County for the 2Sth February appears in the
Canandagua papers. 1t signed by the leading men in
Cferry ValSy-At meeting held in Cherry Valley on
the 9th ult the following resolutions introduced by
Judge Hammond and passed unanimously;
prit,'fed evil aeIno1ng 70 any country sustain. r.
sTe,s vic sICp Of the rights Of man, -, Ill, 49,, ,,,,,
esy wrong bsb and iaPoyerihes every eoaay th
Rorea that we sernny protest against ia extension BY the
aid or Of General Government into territories ~" rec
a I poggss s senator oS tie Tree State Of 5o
tend slavery into the Territory Of Nssss ga ;Sas
the fGgr tnt because violates sos eonP.c
to t n bst rri,ory in cosderson which ad
on that r the State Of Aour adaret in;o
the Union with the and slave representation
PENNSYLVANIA
conespondeses of The N. Y. Tribune
HARRISBURG, Saturday, Feb % 1854.
A large town meeting assembled here to night upon
call by the State administration to indorse Senator Doug
les Nebraska bill relative of the Governor was put IN
the chair anil the meeting was addressed by ocehoders
of the Administration After discussion strong resolutions
1pressire al the adherence Of Peansyeaaig Jor me Ne
Lraska 6M were carried by an overwhelming ma)ofty
and the OTignaiOrs Of the meeting put TO route Inc gun
y supporters OF the proposed niquty trembed ana ned
before the people Pennsylvania viii be neard ana that
speediy upon the base attempt of the Little Chant TO de-
fraud Freedom OF its RI ghts.
CAes,er-A large meeting Of the citizens Of Delaware
Corptv Pa without distinction of party held IN tho