The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

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Below we give an account copied from the Weston r.
porter of the 18th inst Of important meeting Of the
citizens q Weston held TO consul, in references 10 the
rumed supervision nf their affairs by the multiplying bnt
Hes u Platte City. We would remark that We.ton Park
viii. and Platte City three considerable town. nil 10
Hattie counJthe tao former tie river, aud tue Ia
ter In the interior.
The men who threw the Lum.aay printing pre,s into
the river and drove George Park out Pafkv. we're
no, citizens u that town they from Platte CITY III.
residence Of Atchison and profess to have supernt.n
denoe Of affairs all over the county.
The Weston meeting held 20 protest NJ tln>t tbi
assumed superDteneence and 70 ASSERT the right n the
people q that town to ssls,s their affairs
obnoxious 10 the Platte City bues may app~n 70 be-
esteemed ctisen 81 Weston kvlle 10 which
the people Of ParkyilIe and Weston To have
sight Of keeypg him good etsea In spite - A,ch
sons gang a. yncbers. Are they not right n the re
pie q Weston and ParkyiIle supported teir
efforts 10 uphold law and order and project the Hvessnd
property 81 their fellow citizens long Will Il he before
shall have Davy Acbison's trained regulators prow
ing around every town AID neghborhood Ia the state
driving on iynchng, and hanging every msn they may
happen not ia nk sound enough the slavery ques
dom
h@.e,ing q The ei,n'k Of the ely q Weston va
fore many Of our citizens had assembled ATTY stned M
from, Platte City had collected the Cours H1ase Ans
eemed inclined to otera~e and control the nesting o.
der vas tosraty vel prsfcrved however ami James
Bur me- Iq took the stand and explained the object
the msctifg The object he declared 10 b.. 10 have
expression 81 the citizens u 'bs city Weston In r~4
tion 10 principle which he declared correct thu
IL for the citizens u rsrkslIe and vicinity Ny
and not Tor the people Of Platte CITY, an) other
tioo, who vas ~ person and who unn, p~rsoa
10 re,de At the former place on hs motion xa,,ln
smell, tsq., was called 70 the chair, and W. W Wilson,
~hersup,n Mr.. Barnss offered the folo~ing re.olt.
tons, -hich after considerable dsbat and sera
ton, 10 which the people ~ other portions II eountry
reipally participated adopted By the ns@stlns
Judge Almond made moton 10 indsaniisy postpone the
the Chair Ths vote taken directly the RESI-
iuions
Inc meeting .',er~ara. on motion, adjourned rhe
German band Was la attendance and the people sh0ad
feel Obliged 20 them for their osient musle.
Whesa-, the honor, glory and bret Interest u ths
pro slavery cause, ss veil In fissoun Ia Kan De-.
pend pJon the maintenance Observance sDpfcerssn,
81 the law and whereas the Individual security and
oay saSa AZ y y ~. . s:s s sr. :,
the cisrsDs q the city Of w-i0n, In mass messing
sentlsd-
rsrbyls and sicinii, men sound and true upon tho
sisysry question and that 20 long hey
Iesaid a. their rreSogaiive 10 determine thsrnse
~ho is ht psfs0n and Who IL psrson ~
naD In Their Dsdsi. aud any ~reres ~ POSER BY ssy
other community nsighisrhoos sn,.,fs Ing -sfs
hight belong a. herein rated, souh hc inason
ven - iAv n just AMI correct pfeyls saa eaIr.
lated 70 lad - tLs most sisrrping eof..-I sspss.
?Ths, sasiss osf ffgsnAs ssa bfo.isfs a other
tons ~ COR county, 70 qssi All .Dlt1s*n, sos matt
.st DAT forh@Asnes Justice and r.sp~ct sf She l,.
'hi'h s'e'm' re a"d io,a,p -,
". ". wnsos ssetsfsy.
wpro~, Hos u, 1855
W. v sspaf, y>q IRE Hert Of The t1ti5<bs uostng
h. After She sdJaai nnsn, a The inssuay a az 81
~ Weston lat svshins General y y s'risgsHa
orsfs5 tef@lu'tn e. subsf1ncnl ntr~ffty t4' lei
teen calsf ~ gsni~msD from fsfioas fofr0ns y ue
eavH'y That fstousn bsssd ups TIE stssfYtien
that taicns Harpusrs ~ Isfkys hsd male an ~rtlsos
Zen ftsf thee rensu ~ sppf-A~1f Any d4nrss
~ eenfst fsswssn The citf~ns q fsr&fffs All Platte
Go, A. 90 A The s.seution orsssd - Nsrfnrss
Nv ksjys tssss sfo-@ Ard lbfotns3 tbs ssss
ag IA, hs "a DOT ysn b ia seefst A. ssros tat
tha. reason !. sppshep9 az aanyvv, b~u.sss
4. hae ~ asA nsos Nlnstsr Ai.s CIR ssy that
II esn sssf.ns Mt nsae sni~ssaess vcah rs4ais
s.pxsyou. 70 ,hs Gresless ~ sysry inAv1ssl sns "a.
rnAn Colnnsi w. a. maze rssntss. q. 81
.. tkls nesting We also s'sis uaAs there o. harulnx
.rts~;saer SO psr' a eisi,sns gsssrsfy hat s
ts~fe a fists t3sy si sts,npt ~ S~~,roy .sla.,s
I've arS rrcp<rfy 10 fssnsik he.p~~sfsly yosr. A.
THDnA@ A1fTisg
IN cfwSf~gHAw
yffIrivO MHSfga
JANgs FlCHakfysys
J.sn Heb.~ slave, t~Iynsiss 70 Peter Tryesss. -
rae. Geergs, Va kxs ben esssfs~sf - r1vfssr IL
..sont 5syrs~ snf s~r'sneed a. ,snFrssI1n ~ .ass
ros'sr vynrs, sisw Hcsya sieAqis, 1ls1sstsrg