New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-01

1HE MAINE Liquoa Law ~ NEwi AafrsffIRS-InsJ JUDGES
Of ths iaspshirs superior Court their late sysp-
ions find the f,Ilowiug objections TO tlse bii -
First The bifconferson jastieas exsent ior-
Ivy thr nstitutioa does not sanction particularly IL
liqnos yic on Il tie is
Ihs eiii provides for no ral by ssy or for
S ssss ss ssss ns 'Iss sss
lss have s' r's IL, .es ssaI y ja,y
provides that He 10 any court II
The State either III whole or in part f ntozeastkE0
y ssss esn so as q
Of the right to enforce claim Of debt bsfas The tru
FOURTH Liquorsars property. TbeIaw ID rscnsniss1
them such in the fourth section when ie the hsdsW
town thers for and mechanical me, esnnos W
hs forceof aw phrases property lose It's chAsss-
R Double Or Increased pepaitiesis eases Of coxvis-
tion appeal because j. operates psnals, upcn
tho pr calming appeal conflicts with his rights to
sasa The iii Is dsssnss ~ 5, IL dessssd
81 bs and = ssndsr Icu tor the asssd
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pasalsi present Law and the practice Eng
seventh Ths rsssson Il priscs. sSroo.b .nv aet
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the constitution, but Tie nSe bi ssr NJ Sp 4 4
tierefors opposed TO the II The cit
Eighth The peopIshave right 70 ~ sssusedsrsast
all unreasonable search Of Their dwelibss 4 sez snd
all sesrch wafrantsmnst be under osth - ~
constitution But searches and arrests mAy - Gs
cordsg 70 the sIl sftbout warrants on oath - =
The Judges wind up by stating that f the otss
tioDs Are Of the most serious character The opinion
signed by Judges Gichrist. woods Eastman and Bell
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Exsruros op DAVID W11sss yoa Rarr correspondent
Of s,e Baltimore s writing kun HllSoers MiIs MasJ-
land Norember19 gives the following a ths
ecution Of the negro, iIson /: i.sts
David WILSON, free negro convicted 4 ~ - aep-
tember court for Howard cquntyM r1pe y0ung I'D
Of about fourteen years Of age. dsught@ q f
since his sentenee at lis request be has bec vssd
by the Rev Messrs Gu5sr- and Fort q the sMesnoe
church. To these ministers he perted In his iBnence
alleging that mistake bad been made in regard g ht
rim q sckovisdso BIZ guiitthe young Isdy oas1ssI
he ar, and especially bs y, ewn VI
| of execution. denying hisguHt
After bis chains had been taken of and few minutes
bsSSss shs sheriff and his aa starssa wi.n nim 70 see
glark. with whom he formerly lived, and the Rev VIM
Fort he acknowledged that he gdty Of the attack
upon the young girl but failed to accomplish bis fendsh
lie was s escorted to the rcaifoid crested nearthe
jail The sheriff. Mr. s. W Wariield, aceonpauied by
his aids. Mr. Richard Harding and Mr Asbury fi41Rnd
also civic guard Of some twenty citizens arms
around then committed the soul Of the criminal
sSeu s se
him his shroud and piniousd him, sa fsw ninsGes
rhsre were present large nber o psrsons but III
behaved with commendabie solcmnity The prisoner de-
ser 1--WE H.
ness but evidently with the feeling OF heart
awaysto be admired in an officer in such trying crcnn,
Il Is great satisfaction to the public mind that
fession made and reads lesson 10 the evdoer Ua
the most terrible import
TnE pnEslpEsr ELEcr--zons Herald of last week
taps letter from old clergyman. who happened to be-
Prsidsn Of The uni.sd states After speaking q things
Tsfnss walk two miles on Main street within the Vii
.se and ssi ]. grows 5o.s was taken On shs accept
$, elect elect, ar Pierce Yoass i rrsspond ~ sn th'
1t lquietiy expressed their preferences At pcis \,
military guards no riots no bloodshed but they con
Tas.s k. ss~sls. ssfsS shis Lii ss.a lss e g.
Ds f. lshsnae sss sses sa IL g i msp 81 oa
The General was.fn kown all day subscription ws
made for the purchase Of quantity Of the nitrous
for demonstration After sunset the lightning cams
from the four quarters = winged hass T. so
would be natural In little room buck of bis ofice Oh
man upon whom the heartsof many set guistl.
p received the dispatches they from the wires
Thousands filled the streets hearts beat nervouy and
that's circles in the air 80 constantly came the
noncement MAJORITY for PIERCE that the
that the lightning democratic But hrSveiy be
z bore an until it announced, Boston hss gans fo
result by eleven O'Clock the question decided and
Franklin Pierce made President for the next four
But gratifying it to the Of the citizens
Cpncbrd not gun VAS fred or bell rang And why
tho good reason that the successful candidate
10 qupsted his friends to make demonstration at all Hn
modesty shrnnk from all display The next morning hs
did what will honor his heart more than all else sye tn
tacting Of his religious conviconsf he quietly lef
81 awn, and retired to ts old family homestead
a there remained until Friday cIening He wished to b
ie alone with his heart. fi,i'2a55 "a 4-as
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ly HoRnInE SUICIDE "A letter of the 11th inst, fon
- Hodgenvie Ky, published in the Eizabethtown ReGls
'e ter. relates terrible suicide as follows: -
9 + adopt this mode communicating to your paper
the most horrible suicides perhaps occurred