The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-10-13


| ,wuv ,, v,.,uoxp. tf,ono a, our North
ern Ioeos who ,upported the Nebraska and
Kansas b;Il nre Greatly reioiced in view OF
the Notable resnlt-Le., that the territories
will hecomo Ere, Stairs So thew saw. and
tbev ha,o I'm ;,nnudence 10 talk about the
\ bin n. !. a measure Of freedom -, III.
II is probable indeed that Kansas will be
settled by n ponula,ion opposed 10 the intro
duction Of Slavery The activity Of North
ern Emisrant Societies, seems likely to secure
esr,a;n,, - ,he o,,a ,ho S.,,h.,n
snn,a,,s,s Of ~. IN, .,, a"u ~. -" .n.h
lresul, Tho, 's,;lI hons ~ male Ka,s.s a
slave rc,;on W;ns.s tho GolIow;n, from
the Wa.I;n",o, S"n,;o,, s
"We nte n,rrsc,Iv vt;,l;,, "a .orf... TINT
] ve s,w IN the G,,,,s ann. Ion. ~,L,,. .,bs
acquisition of Kansa, ns n slave Stats would
tend 10 restore the eo,,;l;br;nm or tbs south
In the federal government. And de,n;,c
the Triumphant assertion, If ho., ,ho,. ,r;,L
is father 10 the thought ulieh they erp,,,,.
tre sin hope, aud not u,ihout reSson. hat
sreh ,rH he Me result. The contieuity Of
Missouri and Arkansas 20 that territory with
the siroug depotism on The part of their elf.
;,en. IN emirrn,e with their slave property
,n,y 20, JsG.ot the unlai, notion OF mid nsso.
c;,;;cns rrom New England. In the soil. the
climate. and the prodnc,ions Of Kansas,
there IL everything which 10 calculated to
make sl.ve Iubo, pr6table. We aeain con.
Iess that The lnci TO. which we have allu.
d.d ,ba, the admission ola new slave State
,,;l ,ond IN cbeck IN. orowin,, di,nnrity
,.h;.h o,;s,s bo,wes, the Sor,h and Sut6.
49,. ,.o, ;,,,s,,,;,. IN o,,, ,,;,B,, q, az, sub
49, -.
U.s.
CINCINNATI, Oei. s. The LITTLE
nv Sbow iook Mace TODAY ne Sprinpfi-ld
Ohio.
Twenty entries were made for exhibition.
The first ptem,um l,r the finest baby of Two
vso,s oIJ a, nud.r was aIea service. with
. salver voIu.J NJ aoOs iAe second ore.
MUM for the mex, hes, baby. was a Tea &c,
valued n, 5000. The third preium was
5000 for The fines, child under one YEAR. old.
TN. Guuh nrem;,m wa. = ps,;.a;,-A,s,bls
lGron, Tn. frs, n,.m;uu =, =. awarded IN
Mrs Romnei nj V;ann, I0h;o ,Le .scoud
10 Mrs. McDow.ll of C;neinna:;: the third
no Mrs. Au,,her of pbhaL.Inflia The fourth
,o Mrs Henry Vowe oI C;nciona,i. Letters
ws,, rpc.;y.J from Fanny Fern. Mrs.
lSwisshelm Mn C,;,,ende, Mis-. Mon and
lun,ace Greedy E.o Mr. C,celv ,bouybt
l,ha, mucb attention shoulJ be uiysn 10 The
devei"pmehi OF me human constitution, III
conn' ywnete "oie p.,,en men soId 'ot
r 5000 10 l9oo pr'ce; MIS-. MOTT 'honent
: that black Dapes shou'u nave oeeh ""'hn,
tee 10 Inc cNh'oi'ion' an, nave nn equa'
chance win Inc whites Among 'he eAn,'
blllons was an OH woman VINO came WIN
= her siSieen'h emo, she cia'med apfeminm
OF that ground. ..-... ....#
:, = - rh. N.x
u u w9NAs .'sn ',I..a,.. a r. 49,. sa..
iiasen na ~. . law 81 n w, S,, =, Law ws
,easo" " oo "o"' W ~ ~" ,,J IS ,h,, 49, !,
e nave .''o,I 'e Ir RI ~ " p r,h. NJ 'h,nn2h"
! ." ,t', S,.,. a,o worthy of m. biyb.s,
= ou' '"o J' ~, ,L,, ,o,, n,,..s and on.
com,' ..;,h ,rb;,h ,h.~ hpys carried on, ;s
n,oyi.;on, We donb, much whether any
$ State that has preceded Us have so 'hoiouSe-
: ly aud efltc'nally done her duty 10 ms
respect, This Is as u shon'u De- anu we
only wav TO make u respected ana uufa"e.
= Let lis friends continue TO carry u INTO eiiec',
u as they have done aud enforce u rs 'hey
Q may do, as we become more aud more nc,
quainted with is workings, ana us fepeM
is among the ImPossibili'ies ta'keu ABOUT
but never attained ....
c.. u.,,,S Wall.
hi'rL,- CV" Wa'a.'a,a. Ma.s Yho va.
, ouI". E,q- y, ~, m" ..s; w. OIL Cnn,,s...
no" 49,; -. ,,,as ST., J.,,i,n.s ON,
nomination. He says: gr' s.t
am clear in Tie conviction that II w"old
Z. no, be advisable Tor The wings, asa party.
. TO make nomination ~ oppos''ion 10 Col
d. Dewitt. The manly stand taken by HIM
, aud lis associates OF The Massachusetts del
egalon, who stood shoulder to shos!dcr
y through all The stages Of that impOTan, cri.
sis, upon the extension Of slavery into The
/. territories OF kansa; ana NenIasSa' 20 'ul'y
/. meets my approval, .n" WIZ sne mo
sincere pleasure 10 Know nai , y. aa', o".
!. anu all "umP'ah''y 'e'"'"e' W VIC" ''A''
, ~ The next Congress-
: DRr.pruL AcuprNr.-As a number OF
}. workman in Ayers Iron Foundry, Thursday
t afternoon, were occupied about Ldle OF
. melted iron ny some accident, The ladie was
upset. a man named james Brady who was
steadylng the handle, enaeavoree " JUMP
out ofine way OF the danger, but tr'pped a"d
fell directly into the molten mass Inc uh-
fortunate man put forward ms hands 10 no
fell, and they were submerged in the hery u.
quid above the wrists. us arms wee oa,nt
h"d" 80 ~ ,S1u ;Un,ad 7, !. Sonb,fuI
If ~. sniff suf.rsr C cam survive Since dead.
{ 81 4 case of Breach Promise OF Marriage
I and seduction. brought a year since ny Anne
Howard. daughter Of q gentleman holding