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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
D. hoUcH, A1ctioueer.
TNTENCTNE SALE If Tho falioty-iug mani

D. HOUGH, A1CUON'eF.
EXTENSIVE SALE of the following magnificent
H customnsde HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Fancy Articles
rosewood PanoFore Pier Glasses Extension faIss Chas Ass
end Silver We're TOMORROW 1hursday II IL A. Il, No
$50 Wet 2st without Popcnement vz 30 yards Of fsPsy
Velvet Rrlsse carpcng carved roeaod Smelly
tored wtrrand elegant rosewood B15kCs;
plate back rarbfop Eaeere spiendily covered rosewood
furniture, sr; egyptian and Italian marbetop Confer Sid8
Tables ard P-ocstele WnlOw Cura few
on Pant IN ch gold francs; rosod OrneT ksge
Ioot sud Corner Stands kha'er Cocfs Hbe Ns Cai Re-
oceis &C.. Clandssrs 80 yards Brussels ssd Trsspy
tarprfE rcgrcoi mahogany Extension Tables.
Ao Cha decorated Dunnr Sc 80 pieces Tes DO ~ pieces
Coffee Sets SpOOns FORKS &C. rose0oi
ald ulo-.ny Bedssead. Mssses Blankets Bureaus Wash
stlnls. Pillows Feather beds Toilet Set &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
TONIC MIXTURE. OR FEVER AND AGUR


sure and vegetable remedy Fever aud Ague, lBem
Fever Of 10 forms and for All diseases rscgrFns period
oaly remedy ied to the fullest extent and has
found medicine be entitled 20 that
game from ute diseases wheie toncs
onre1 and all pfossOu OF strength and
rover viii be found nguay ehicscoua PRICE per Bot
te
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
yI VEGETABLE PURGATTvE PILLS.

For the ref and all painful RESULT such
Headache Dizziness Sick stomach PAINS and all the symptoms
erum Dyspopc Elixir" In Gil
ton needed Pa offered safe md NH but ~
eoiake invalid should be without thoB PRICE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
III. ASTHMA AND HoOPING.COUGH REMEDY.

These terribly distressing Diseases relic ed to an unpsrs eled
by purely vegetable medicine which he's beea brought %
perfection sow In the Of many years ohssryaiph Eh
Is all needed prove m eicscy 20 those who have never
,mplcyedit PRICE, per Botle % cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
B A CETLToT Aacti0neer
A DNTNIgTRATOR's SALE Of HOUSES and

"A LFAgE o. LOT IN COLUABlA-ST COLE CdlLrOs
vii auction WEDNESDAY Jan "a s'i At IL oeioc< a
r. By order q Dennis heCut1s Admins
Tstsr Of P.k Caashan d-oessed Tbs buns ls.ss
~ o on Columbia ~ IT'S 0uh from the s,1ts
corner Columbia sad HOusossrs and No
Coiun NewYork The lot . feet IN ironf and rear All
100 feetdeep
On the frort S<toy and haensu B,k House
N feet Containing and bedrooms and tso- and
bscsrt Bet Housc OF Of ihs lot 3 By IS feet
srirs NJ rooms There alley from the E:reet
6r ry the front esd-E tie house The Groom
4 IN the yard
renewals Of 4 each The ground rent BOO and al taxes
aseSuerts Lc For psf;cssrs sppg 70 IA HE'S w
HITH arorney III AdrstoF No II N.sssz 70 The
Aao"'1'sn1 No - DENNIS MCCARTHY Aauiai..r..oro Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

ALBERT II hicot1Y Aucttoneer.
DY ORDER Of the ASSIGNEES Of GILL1ES II
kITUhE thu whole Of the well made varied stock OF fUKN
TURF cousrg Of about a. suites OF elegant Cottage AMI cAanbr
FuTrtoTe rsmeed gilt and painted with marble tops Bed
selds Bur Weabssrds 1t Sc 6c Aso tAe LEASE
ofthe n4ises FOR yCnrE 70 q Low rent
ALBERT H. SiCOLAI Co viii sell al auction on FRlDAf
Jan q t O'Clock. tie store No SO Br0slsay lner DE-
ChAVu Church b. order the Aeness of 0LLES& SfRNE
the well Known ufeture. Of Enaneld f1nu-e the ~se
the well made varied stock Ensmeed Furniture pr
thick hair and spring Mattresses Feather REQ. &c The stock
utouned Of The beet materials and finished 10 be beet
pdses about stes Of Cosge ani C.br furniture Of
ysious and every style iuudng the most COS IL ensnsst
g snd painted sets with marble b-f.ieads Bures1s Wash
stand Center Tables Rocking aud other Chairs 10 vel Racks SC
&c Aso Wardobe and large variety Of fancy Chars oak do
Feather Beds Boe Pillows ard large number Of similar srti
oles. Also tun White Load Vanish and she maera used IN
nsuufreius The whole be sold without Also the
Lease The Hcsbe bus premises possessing ample accom-
n2dsos, held low tor4 On view the day
before md morning Of sale. ALBERT H. NICOLAY.
EDNALD sINLZENICH late chief salesman with H. H. Leeds
Co. fN0. 80 al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

pY BANGS, BROTHER 81 CO.-Trsde Sales
I'D Room. No IS Psrk-row
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan 49, At $ o'elocs -
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF STANDARD EN3LISt
TOOKsA Of book being the priTse library
Of ssn,leman comprising other works ChIlns
Bftbh Esyis vols Rounan complete 10 vols, calf.
Nieool and MsroLs Dramatic WORKS yss calf; CSEisVs
Works folio; Buons Anatomy folio; Gcsa Bi,EsphicL De
touay SirekanGs Queens OF Essni, JohHsoIs Works y
Hume sraoe Chiffon. Ge; Turner'S g.ve Of Franc;
Book AuioFruphs OF the Charles ID N0rths
Les; D9dsby Od PLAYS; Dekes Old Pays; The Palace Of Plea
ure 3yos ito Seoits Novels. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18


L II LUDLOW win sell at auction on THURS
He DAY Jan H. At ls o'clock the M-rch,uF EEsh, 2
valuable Lots hsv, {st I'D - AID 10th Toe sale III
lie positive. Maps and ION par cueIs 10 hd the olce the
AuttoEter. 10 a. NGll-f t5i0)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
XII. .ANTLBMIOUs PILLS,

Liver Complaints and all forms Of disease srng from deBg
with mpotns such Vel Of tho Eyea
stn Uzlnrs Headache wish ringing in the YeOs
lagge pam tho sht shoulder 0ffnes palu Ia
side "a rcd stomach bo@e deficient aoos OF the
k.usys q color "a sooa These Pills II sksn w se ncip
o. Bilious and Yellow other FeyeB viii generally
s4id ~ he attack PRICE. PER BOX, % Cens
The osossned In accepting the p0pneorhp Of Dr. James
Hi1Loc.s Family Medicines would respectfully
he be profession Otpensng Chemist tor sssEY heen
past during mich ne he has actively connected
hs besr pharmaceutical embellishments This uy he hs bad
occasion 20 ard the prescriptions Of too
yscsns. among whom b. would Dr. Mort DR.
PGker UE fTaIc d. ahccscmAl Or Reese Dr. Waakef Dr.
schmidt DR. Hoet End MANY Others he CITY The
Telree thus acquired nabef him 70 discriminate with elBionce
lctween legitimate 9edns COMBINE scfzNTFlcaLLY 90 - %
harm on!Oas che i action In gnou With ther highest heTs
pru fec and the IN cc1rae niKues Of qa@ekecy and
wherein for Of 9oNedgs IA
the best INGREDIENTS neutrr and destroy each
substance highly nll us contrary rs intended issgu To-
with peasy therefore ne te@- ths prescriptions Dr
James hCnock only posed ohe
SCENTS snd huaiy Tour best
M the Of the dsesss whc they
proportons 20
their chemical ana medicinal effects
Of their AID efficiency conc .on
he Will ouT add for hseA hat refer with eoDfdeuc-
paE. hs to tie public that hass
his hshds viii be arcod
With the ptons " heii DISTINGUISHED Originator
ALEX-CUSBAAS,
STafsgfe aAd Tr.sfe.
n ne Nsss- Y0fk Col<0s 9f PLfy7ses.
The Medicines may bs procured N sle retail
tTTSHhAN A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
PICTORIAL SYRUP.
IL COLD AND COUGH MIXTURE.

For recent eeugbs coda and irritation Of the throat luar
valuable children family, In chAneesbe s
nate be wi hou this efficient remedy which, taken on the
would sttsek OF br0a n
nd afstai issue Consuup on.
No " y OPIUM,
t.y, PRICE. per Bottle, Is Cens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
Cotton Anctionser
4 ARGE SALE Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

l AhOL cALE ol hOC oEnO-D = ny IL = Il T.
by crdsT Admin y COTTON VII sell TOMOR-
ROW. q thursday Jan - W o'clock The Auction Rooms no.
81 Beol No 60 Ann large assortment o good
Furr ~ A4ua 10 will
TTsc in part VI several suites Of ch wood Furniture In ca
god lrocGele large and small Book malosny Ward
and French BEDS ea2s mahoF4ny Chai
serrsi marble top plain Dressing Bdrsas Whs
Won Tables marble Tables Cottage
Crpes Oh Cloths Feather Beds and Hair Mattresses 70 as
Chs carved Rockers Sofas and Ie. tees Cucnes and Couch
BedFel6 large French plate Mirrors Extension Dining Tables
Office and black walnut Chairs &c Ac Also. very
skn seh Robe So Sale Will b. Poremptsry sad goods
mus he = keus SAM DIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

ADFIAs H. MULLER, Auctioneer.
DEREMPIOkI SALE in PARTITION by order
of the SspIeue Court Olive Honsc rnd F1l0a Am
Os ard Eoossyes and 52 Toe. sui Cores including valuable
Note HGb the City Of New York Fls,ed ia Broadway 0h
tIl. iOth ilh ln lfi-ags 5itn 55l aud 5i;nFts.
ADRIAN MULLER Co will sell At Auction on TUESDAY,
Jn a s 81 ~ NJ o. the Merchant E1chaago " By order
a the sTrme Court under the dir otou o. Thonls Emmett
ESQ Referee
House ,ud Let 40 % Anrst
House and 10. M. M futou-st
House ard Let No On Eo-sevets
Houfe6 I'D Lots Nos sand : Oskst
- Lot. hOun6ediy Broadway sthay. 18Th EjlLr-s
90 Lof. 5Sih e 9ih and 90 h-avs
c. Iots bounded y 10th md llthays 55h aud 51th-ss
lo Lots 5lth@, th lzth md l3havs incuirg vauabe
N6ter Kifhis
A. his will Be free and without limitation s. 70 price every
lot viii b. alsoutey cold tie hfhes, bidder probgsy
les been better opportunity d sor
ctzers o. New Nok 10 make sec derahe " the
fd At heT prices either for private resi-
evenly ofhe purchase csa remain Oh
dciyc properly and e. celt " the urchAe hs pro-
ouctye property bond aid uo-iga-e Tor yssrs per
cent pr snHE ilttt payable annually with privilege Of
Iaying on hen crest ial 50
Msps be bad the eegs no 2
(MeIoToltu Bsuk B1idings) ADRIAN MULLER G..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

JOS LohD Auetloneof
DY GEO. W. LORD n Co, No $50 Broadway,
- between Franklin srd LeonAslstA Books PAM.
N favorable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

ing Gbont Ice Of eO0d land paciPy meadow well W
ADAPTED for rns large OF dsy Drain located
MidoleseS County NowJesey about twenty miles from New
YoIk by railroad teemhost which sOd House Barn
other budnss m b. sold q bargain aud
picasn may be made JAMES Oo50EsHALL No 1913 Broa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

NOTICE Packetsbip HENRY CLAY, for LIVER
~ POOLsppen by the above vessel requested % clear
House without delay aGd send Ia thoir
bills OF ladiuz for signature 20 tho Office Of
SPOFFORD, TILESrON Co. No 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

Tor SALE Two Lots on the North side Of i2dst.
IL $50 feet west Of Sd-ayke having oat Of - feet
inches 0 42dst Apply 10 ANTHONY BLEEChkR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
roe sALE at YONKERs-A tw

nCn fIame Cottage House within three B'uuf walk Of
Railroad Station. The houfe Il suited for snail family e
supplied with water aud other and the arden psf
with 1it trees For terms apply 20 ABRAHAM BELL so
No g paIk.IoN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

TOR INTERCOLLEGIATE Line-With Dis
patch The rew aud splendid psoketshp ORIENT, Capt
George Hl win hs immediate dispatch for tho above port.
For freight passage having superior accomuoda0n' sPPy
board q Pier No North ~,
sROELORD IILEaION & 90 No 30 RroaawaK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
Real estate for Sale.
A GOOD INVEsTMENT-Tho lOul story b

n n ID
first class three story mar be-on Houses
with tatls oondpace. One first class theestOy Brick
wells baths &c Ia Union O1e int class thTesstoy rcS
UniOns One Gsela 'iEs House north SIDE Unolst
House baths NC IN DO
st. with without furniture stock Of Clothing 81 pm, viii
lease Of corner 25O worth $780, in bs
the city. Tbyou brick Houses thteesory mostly
finished for stores w Cours fTaon-sv Henys L1qlere
and Mlltt inquire No 2ls Courtst. Brooklyn .
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-06-23
LADIES ANTI.sLAvERY MEETING.

The Ladies' Anti.Slavcry Society OF the
County Of York, in connection with the or.
der of the Sons Of Freedom, held very in.
teresting meeting at Central Hall, Bddeiord
on Thursday and Friday Of las, week. The
editor of the Democrat, so we learn from
his paper, was present portion of the time
and had his slave nerves very sensiby Of.
neither heard or saw anything while we
were present, which the most fastidious
stickler for constitutional requirement, any
supporter of public order could object to-
The ladies who had charge of the arrange.
ments, were good looking, quiet, and lady.
like in their manners, and conducted with
propriety not always to DO found in con.
ventions attended by the other sex exclusive.
ly. In our judgement, they should be up.
plauded instead Of being censured for the
stand they have taken for constitutional lib
erty. The editor Of the Democrat draws
entirely upon his imagination when he rep
resents the aim ofthe speakers at these meet
ines to prepare the minds Of their hearers to
make armed resistance to law, and to justify
r,ctous proceedings. No speaker that we
heard, made any declaration which could by
any fair construction be twisted into an ap-
prevail of mob law. There was, il is true,
"unsparing and better denuuciaiing Of the
Nebraska Bill" and the Congress man who
voted for it, and the humble newspaper edi.
tor, who was enabled to see its peculiar
beauties, through the medium Of supplement
spectacles only were sevsrly reprobated.-l
Had our neighbor laid aside his supplement
spectacles and travelled back in imagination
TO ls49, when he was as good free-soiler
Is any body, he would have seen nothing Of
to disapprove ofin the proceed. ]
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-06-23
State Convention Of the Regular" Dem
QcraCY.

oCdIc VOufcutlUu VI LILO AC6 ul0 00LI
ocracy.
The third and last Of the Democratic State
Conventions came of in Portland on Wed
eesday. Fortunately for our readers, wh.se
patience may be severly taxed by the long
account we have given of,he doiugs Of tho
Liberal" Democracy, the story ofthis Con-
vention is u short one. II is not our fault
That il is so. About six hundred Delegates
were present. Hon. Luther s. Moore pre-.
sided. Piisbu,y was withdrawn by wyman
B. S. Moore Of Bangor, and on bis motion
Hon. A. X. Paris was nominated as candi-
date for Governor by reclamation, and tho
Convention adjourned without adopting any
resolves or giving The least iniimation that
any member knew Of the passage ofthe Me-
braska Bill, or that the national admins.
tration claimed to DO democratic one
We do not know Mr.. Paris age. but wo
think he has constitutional qualification, on
this point which will no, DO disputed. He
was The second Governor Of the State lin
1923 and 24) has been in Office NIL OF his
lie time, says yes, yes, on all occasions, and
is Just Us good man to DO run down. rs no
10 likely to be, as can be found anywhere in
tho State.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-06-23
STATISTICS.

The following statistics have been gath
cred from The assessors books Of the town
Of Biddeford TOT the present year, 1854.
Total amount Of asse.sm for State,
County, Town, Highway, and School Dis
,ric,. is s2s, 1890. or this sum the Pep.
prrell Manufacturing Company pay s5'sos;
Laconia Company, $3.50; Water Power
Company, $500; BiddefOrd and sac0 Gas
Company, si5s,4o.
The following named citizens pay a tax
over 500 Edward H. C. Hooper, s27s'.
II; Daniel S. Hooper, si6s,s7; William
p. Hooper, si24,Io Horace Bacon, $780,.
IS; w. P. Haines, si2s,66; Geo. II. Ad,
ans, siI5,55. g.a. .a-.l 3,s
Then We have the following named ciii.
zeno who pay a tax between so aud 500.
Joseph Staples, s94,45; Harrison Lowell,
So. 80; Luther Bryant, ssi,4s; Thomas
Smith, ssO,s2; Ichabod Jordan, s77,55;
D. E. Somes. $40, SO; Augustine Haines,
SGT SO Nehemiah Hill, $50, AS; Benjamin
Mosher, $3.50; Thomas Day, s56,oI ;
Samuel White, s56,oi; Thomas II Cole,
SIS, 81; Woodbury. G. Gooch, Sat-; Jas.
Smith, Jr., s5f 65.
Then there are Al persons who pay a
Tax Of over S25 90 aud less Than $50 90, as
follows ... I.a
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-06-23

OXFORD NORMAL INSTITUTE. Some one
probably person interested in this ins,ilu.
ton, has sen, US beautifully printed Gaia.
logue oflhe Oxford Normal Institution, from
which we learn that The School is in very
fiourishins condition, having had total O
2O6 students during The past acaderee year
The school is Localized in So nth Paris, OK
ford County, has large board of ius,ruc
lion, as appears from the Catalogue, ant
seems to be well supported. There is only
one more remark lha, we wish 10 make il
this connection, and il is this. The insiiiu
lion is indebted 10 us in the sum of s4OC
for advertising in 1853. We have sem
the bill number of times. bu, have never
received any payment, therefor-as the in
s'iln'ion seems 10 be in highly hourishing
condition, we are led TO believe that The
Trustees or their agents have Inadvertently
overlooked The payment Of the bill. viii
our friend, DR.. Rust, who we perceive Is
Secretary Of The Trustees, see ,ha, The bill is
brought TO The notice Of the board.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-06-23

der which declares tina, the support Of the princi-
pie Of the Nebraska bill is the cat thing to DC
remembered Even wnile m'nsins w''n ~ oM.
n,,,'. .'.a. u.s., H.. 80. a,.., chang,
oo,n. q, !, N. nnhli, mind, and int MANY
,.,v ,n.nr-ro, ,hos. vho bove stood bv him in
Time. oo,e NV through GOOD and through evil re.
port. are no, with him ON this question and ,ha,
he win find the crr., mas. Of the friends Of the
Comnromise Of $50 in opposinon 10 the repeal
OF thai of 1890. There Is quite a difference be-
tween ihe composition of the Democracy Of the
West. and ,b,sc who do the enthura,sie In poll.
= vi. ~, ,,,,. ,,,;,, ,.ou;rr N he con.
go.
.,aee' o. 'ae necessary ''". -.
u'eney o' tue rePe'' VI '"e 1"','o
TINS ume-Ius US peace ana qu'e' "au w"
cured TO the country through gehe''' 'q"''
cence In The measures OF 1871 oeio'e he' ups
plaud that repeal as ner'or'ous' " eue' .po
'neir pohuea' ereed as ea'u'n"' a'u - NC =
~ a'' nala'us i.g. 49,, - -
lhE iAR'fF' rto" '"e "aS"'"-' WV
Irespondence OF The New YORK hera"', we
learn that the Committee Of Ways and
M.,,s or ,h. ,Jo,s. ,I,er mucb difficulty.
nave agree" 10 'ePo''" o''''o' ''' '"'"
'ion OF The 'ariii, somewhat upo" '"' 0''''
suggested by Secretary Guthrie.
The bill includes five schedules Of raics. ln'he
first schedule, the old one hundred per cent
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-06-23

MosEY LOST IN The MAILs-An interesting and
important decision. An applicant for patent,
on withdrawal ofhis application, instructed the
Commission Of Patents TO forward to him by
mail the sum Of $50 due him from the government
on said withdrawal. The money was sent TO him
agreeably to his Instructions and was los, IN course
Of transmission. On his application to be remu'
nerated said sum, It was held tina, the Post Office
Department, is established for the convenience Of
the people, and i, is medium for them TO trans.
init and receive intelligence and all malablc mat.
ter but II is not an insurance Office. The post
age charged no more in the estimation Of Con.
gress than fair compensation for the services
rende red, and /, is not reward for any risk run
in conveying mailsblo matter. 1.-THE Postmaster
General, or rhe President and Senate, have mp.
pointed dishonest Postmaster. the United States
are not bound to remuueraie the loss OF an indi
vdual sustained, by his having violated the law,
and no liability is imposed on the United States
in this case, from the fact that they were the
trustees Of said applicant, and sent the money by
mail as he Warrington Star, Oh,
Amos Kendall, when Postmaster General.
proposed lha, our Pos, Office should trans
nit small sums Of money, after The English
manner. But he was SO unpopular, that
The plan, though excellent, was not adopt
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-06-23

WIG STATE CONVENTION. The meeting
is 10 be held on THURSDAY the 10Th instead
of Tuesday The Goth, as WAS stated in our
paper. There was an error in the name oil
The day. TIE stale Of public affairs, both
State and National, require tina, the dele
gates should come together pervaded with
a spiri, Of Cancellation aud harmony and
thai The measures adopted shall be The re.
sui, of calm delibera,ion and practical
Of the situation OF public az
fairs. We trust there will be full delesa.
lion from this County. Towns which have
no, already cho,en their delegates should
do SO without delay.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-06-23

SLAVERY IN KANSAS Richard Nehemiah
mission teacher at the Friends Sh'wnee Mis
sion, writes 10 the National Era, under date
Of 18th uli., from that station, that slavery
exists in Kansas, and did before The repeal
Of The Missouri Compromise, no,wiihstand.
ing The institution was then illegal He says
that Thomas Johnson, who has been al
Washington all this season, claiming u seal a.
an elected representative from Nebraska, is
the superintendent, OF an extensive mission.
airy establishment, in Kansas, under the di.
reclion of The Southern Methodist Episcopal
Church, a, which slaves have long been
kept TO do The mental service.
I, was in The sane way tina, slavery once
existed in New Hampshire. !, was never
legal there, bu, actually existed and increa
sed in spite Of all the nonsense we read
abou, lis appropriateness making j, impos
sible in certain climates and circumstances
1t existed in Massachusetts, in The same
manner, and when once bronhgl 10 a lega
les, in Boston, was declared illegal. From
that moment il was legally dead in New
Hampshire, though it had quasi life fol
years afterwards.
Exactly SO in Kansas. II has lived there
illegally, mobbshly, seditiously. Blu, now
by the new laws Of the land, i, is legalized
and sanctl6ed and now, presto, change, it
is, we take il, sedilious TO act or speak gains,
ii there. lis opponents may be allowed,
perhaps, to wink, or think /: but 10 do any.
thing more would be levying war agains,
the United States, and shaking the common.
wealth.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-06-23

SENATOR DOUGLAS AT HOME. The Chica'
no Democrat, in speaking Of the got ur
demonstration 10 this demagosue at New
York, and his demand that The Nebraska
wrong must be made part and parcel OF The
Democratic creed, expresses the opinion
that jus, now there are appearances that The
repeal OF The Missouri Compromise Is moi
over popular with the democratic masses oi
the North, and that there is disposition
abroad rather to resist and oppose, than to
sustain The action tina, resulted in that re-
peal.
The Democra, says;
five are not mistaken, Mr.. Douglas is des.
tined, Us he proceeds Westward, TO be compelled
10 witness mos, material abatement OF the thun.