The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-11-24

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~ Nebraska stock appears 10 be nj a
low figure in New York. The platform on
which Seymour stood was kind Of 'alf
and 'alf erection. Bronson was The only
man who came squarely oct on The Ne.
braska issue, and he receives some thirty
thousand votes out OF half million!
~The New York Journal Of Commerce,
Democratic paper, gives prominent put-
LEGATION 10 letter from subscriber in the
State of Ohio, saying, Of the Democratic
parts Of the State, that "iheir days are mum
bered even if there were no Know Nolhin.
party in existence"
VALUABLE SUGGESTION. Reporter Moore
OF The Concord Patriot respectfully suggests
10 the mex, Massachusetts Legislature the
proprieiy Of constituting the ONE Democra
in lis composition Speaker OF the House
as, by the appointment, all Partially TO-
wards his own party will be avoided.
n Thurlow Weed, the editor Of the ~
bany Erening Journal. in the midst OF all
the dirty turmoil of politics, has found leis-
ure to enter into The cultivation Of babies.
He il now the father of eighteen children
his prolific helpmaie having presented him
with one every eleven months since their
marriage. We should say that Weed was
rather a luxuriant kind Of vegetation, any
how.
NJ The Supreme court Of Wisconsin
have refused another wrii OF habeas corpus
in the case of S. M. Booth, under the fugi.
tive slave law. I, was upon the ground
that jurisdiction Of the u. s. court had al.
ready attached, and that therefore il was
not proper further 10 interfere. Mr.. Booth
will now como out Of jail on satisfactory
bail, and stand trial upon the indictment,
which 10 for resistance 10 the execution oil
the law. ..
NJ Il is said that bar Of iron OF almos,
any size may be Instantly sundered while
hot by the application Of q rol! OF common
birthstone. Holes may DO Instantly per.
iora,ed through bars or plates OF heated iron
by the application Of pointed pieces OIL rim.
stone. There Is also method Of saving
or cutting hardened steel by means OF a
circular piece OF common thin iron plate,
or sheet iron adjusted, or otherwise put into
violent rotary motions; this will readily cut
of file, cutting tool, or tempered steel
spring, without drawing or reducing the
temper.
New YoRx. |, is agreed on all sides
that Myron H. Clark has about three hun
dred moro votes, for Governor, than his i'm.
mediate competitor, Gov. Seymour, and no
is accordingly elected. The Albany Jour
nal makes his plurality 325. The official
canvass in New York city has not yet been
declared, but the vote has been so closely
scru,inized by all parties, that the official
account viii doubtless correspond very
closely with what has been published.
The Albany Argus gives the whole vote
for Governor as follows CLARK (whig) l57,
1874, Seymour (Jem. l56,66l, Ullman
know No,hing) 100 ,09S, Bronson (hard
dem.) 1891. Total vote for Governors 400,
674.
eJ- The Hartford Times mentions grea,
excitement among the Catholics in that
city on Saturday, arising from the refusal
Of Bishop O'Reilly 10 allow the services Of
the church 10 be reformed over the body
OF Farther John Brady, who had disobcyed
him in somo particulars and rejected his
control. The latter was much loved by
the people, whom he had greatly benefit.
ted, and they were highly incensed at the
conduct Of the bishop, who had caused his
suspension from his office. They consid-
cred the treatment which had been inflicted
upon their pastor as harsh and unjust, and
the consequent sorrow and modification rs
as having been the means Of his death.
He had during his lilo been instrumental in
erecting new cathedral, and had placed a
tagging stone in front, rs the stop where
his body should rest in death. Ia his dy.
ing hour, rs a last reques, 10 those, who re.
spec,ed and loved him, he repeated the do.
sire Of his heart, tina, his body should rest in
lha, SCOT. The day aher his death the earth
was removed and tomb made. The bish-
op caused il 10 be- filled up, but the people
70 openeJii. Tho church was found closed
however, and hiuh mass prohibited. Blu.
The candles, the holy wafer, vestments, &c,
being found, The services were performed in
defiance Of ,helbishop, friend OF the late
fathers officiating. . .-t
Rev. Mr. Brady was for some years con.
necied with The cathedral ofthe Holy Cress
in this city. Rev. Mr.. O'Brien yesterday
made honorable mention Of his long and
faithful services in the ministry, and gave
notice that there would be- mass for The
repose Of his soul during The week, and the
same time exhorted those who had received
20 much spiritual instruction from him TO
,fTer up prayer in his Ibehalf. Boston
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