New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04
THE VOICE OF THE NORTH.
NO EXTENSION OF SLAVERY.
MASS MEETING IN BERKs HIRE.
.I.nce ~ The y Y Tnknna

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PITTsrIELD, Monday. Feb. 81 1854
Yesterday Sunday there Of the widest snow
storms OF the viii b continued until noon when
changed TO rain, which cane down IN torrents lou m'y
imagine the OF the streets Nevertheless avery large
cor assembled in the First Baptist Church to hear
a from ExPresdent Humphrey on the moral and
religious aspects of the Nebraska Question Or Hum
ubrey is ardent Coloniz and Coneryas hig
but Anti Slavery could deny thar IN ms
ADDRESS struck the Of the matter In the course
of bis remarks he said tina; if Senator Douglas thought to
make this bill ladder to climb TO the Presidency, ne
thought be had knocked out TO many rounds TO render
safe but however that night be, sure he was thaf on
that ladder the angels of God would never De seen as
"cenGing descending He said that when 1t was pro-
posed the Choctaws and Cherokess under uen
jackson he had asked dstin uished gentleman what We
in Massachusetts could do about il ant the reply was
least 90 out into the streets and cry murder
He had thought il his duty TO preach sermon against
great national crime and speak for his helpless red breth
rem and now as a minister Of the Christian religion be
should be recrean his duty if he failed lift up voice
which be silent forever, behalf alike OF the
beck. the red and the white The address 10 be pub
hshed after il has been repeasd
To dsy the mass meeting OF the citizens OF the County
assembled Town HAl and hied with such repre-
sen'ston Of the people cannot fail 70 effect no; the
powers at Washington ct least the public opinion OF
Massachusetts,. Addresses made by the Rev. Drs
Todd Humphry, and the Hon. Messrs. Henry Hubbard,
ard Julius Rockwell OF Ptsheld; the Hon James L
Robirson al Nortb Adams: the Rev Nessrs Greedy OF
Greet Darlington and Hotckin OF Lenox as well many
o,her. and the following resolutions introduced by Mr..
Rockwell. were passed untniIuOuelV.
Thai OF the session Of
Couss expected ey the
repudise weaken 1s
contract Missouri Compromise essential
sral1don AL that Territory eedsd bV Eznes 20 tas
LOUISIANA which les north OF
hirt,-sr suf thirty inmates rh altitude
within the limits Of
Of Misc aud invo-1ry
The OF whereof
he shall have beec dy convicted snail be and hereby
forever prohibited"
R-ed e anything ScreG ana irrepslsbe
s1ch and tas
which fully underwood ~ hs ts nt- citizen
te RsFu,c adopted consider u tc eqgvGsn faith
eYscri,d and prf0-d 49, th- ~hoe zies.rd 9TH
oorA;ed evSenes. Of the universal Ration FOR
thar g tn-c OF q century
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