The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

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Ct Eiinker 49, ao42 T ] H. Fuller 4,24t
hhiAens plurality OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40l
In the Third die ri,t = Farley, old line xhig rot
1857 votes, and in tie Sixth Noth smith, Junr zig,
received te9
OUR PORTLAND CORRESPONDENTS.
foRnAsD, Me-, sept 20, 1854,
The Name Election-1hs Ne,r Party-Anser Of the Ad-
ministrationHtported Ei,ction 81 Mr. Fuller and De.
feat # Mr. Gorrilt- The Knop NoLings-- GrotuA of
Portiond TIE Caa;e- aainays -ocern Se1mboats-
Proposition for a Supply Of Water The Fir--A Ee1o
Naive Ld,o Egpt,ted
lsurposs that II w"pd Re easy matter for me
tosit eoen and prove by specific illusions certain
porto ns OF letters wtiso ! v,ote you previous our
election, that wss aware Of precisely what going
TO happsn in bsne, spd darby prophsciei it, ana 50
establish for my,ef iepu aon for sagacity in
the minds If The tens Of thousands who derive nstruc-
tion and smufenent from the columns o. tue HERALD
But shall attempt nothing of the kind, for though
ayse of the confusion that existed NEITHER thought
sir Nosr would he Governor nor that one half
tn Wigs would fs'ly abandon their PARTY That the
regular democrats were ing the brow OF the pre-
cpce was clear to every cAoscy The mise cha
ractsT and conduct of the administration and the CO
adice OF It's supporters here left to doubt
what was TO befsi that wretched organizations but 1t
was by 10 means clear that the wings such fools
to smpathize with their to the tent of as
ing them in the lesp to destruction Yet
turned out and wing papers which for years passed
for consistent advocates of conservative prncpes are
now fairly scIeecbeg their notes of triumph over the
victory OF he combined force OF all Sorts hues and Do
scnpticps of rampant radical Truly this an age
of change; but whether OF progress also, is matter
about which there be reason for difference of
opinion to exist.
These he green and salad" days of the ne party
and would not pay to speculate coacernii It's proba
BILE career and fate One thing only be With SAFETY
predicatd Of it, It TAXA lis position somewhere -
national party and that too, with reference to the
next Presidential election. There IL be no sinking
this and lie act will the strength of the present vic
tors II my, however, be easy matter for the ad-
minssraion is ,tntemptible, and its supporters 80
base that there Is nothing to be feared from them They
hare trodden out the wine press of the popular wrath
and are too Insignificant to be able TO have effect on Do
hiical sfisrs for many day to come
The som'nistraton il Is understood, will mark
Its dis pprcba Of tn conduct of GER ain democrats in
this state. The Augusta Age is said to be marked for
cutting down and burning II the government shal be
powerful! enough TO visit 1t With coudign punishment FOR
it, want OF loyalty the Neoraskt question. Tee AGE
is The lesorg democratic paper u the state. s posi-
ton is official and it has aisays bean conducted with
lee'ed 10 Pho iii Tie lass of the untei states under
The floa administration II 81 correctly informed.
the put, cation ~ the naiopa avs is be taken from
src - the o. dina government ADJ ertise
TO DC withheld finn its This treatmen 1t is
to expAI encs b. OF punishment Tor lie refusal to
support III Ntbrssts bill aud the merely perfnnctosY
msnS or N which IL has suppov.n the I'D unistr alton
generally 1t is not haVeyer Stating the strongly
enough to hat IL would not support the Nobrassa
me cure. 10 positively opposed that measure aud
pontea oa log bette they occurred tho evil effect
which IL nttoouctino toto hs political arena have
Oh ths ftttunes o. thu Nor bern csacy. For all
this must GOV come y Judgment AID II to be hell
up ~ terrofCm ~ IL eii Of the democratic faith
Tso she'll thiDs of speaing AID ssDg for them Selves
fners Is replt 1esc that Mr. Fuller Is elected to
Cor gress over NJ. iisen by the complexion of the
vote ia roosto X slso that Mr. vorr il not elco It'd
BY the people be Is $50 VI tes ahead 355 tow,s and
PlsItaiions us slreti,n- shether BY tie people or
are stronger In Maine than it was thought they
could he
grown with more rapiaity Of late years than
good city. Within fourteen years 1t hos doubled its
give US at forty housanl people nc thu taking Of
the next census Wenow have upwar Dis OF % 600 The
construction OF railroads has done the work here It
has In so many other places. The ntructiou OF the
Atlantic and II Lawrence road commenced years
ago, ard bid fair at time. to sinking
Germ % rome other New EDgsnd roads Such would
bave been s char sct-r but for Its having been by
the Canadians whose road falls into il ct the line Of the
Brtsh mericsn dominions, thus Iaakirg Portland
the principal sssrort the provinces Mt wood our
recently elected member Of Congress- made his great
fortune, as ccrS q"ence of tbs Canadian roaas con-
strucon. he would have bean rhere, and nobo ~,
Ike many another clever II II had not been for
British enterprise Tho establishment of ocean steam
coumur caon between Portland aud Liverpool folio we'd
naturally from the opening up Of land communication
between the former and Quebec and Montreal This
business Is yet 10 its youth and promises greatly to in
vnst amount of trade that goes FL where
must u'tms'ey centre here for convenisnce sake We
have railway communities ton with many parts Of the
country, and enterprises going on form.
ing which must add greatly to the business Importance
There has teens good deal of bulling caused by the
increase Of business consequent the opening Of
railroad communication with many different quar-.
ters al the eft, IL wearing modern loos. Our
merce both cpsst~ee aud foreign, has grown rapidly
II has been PROF. osed that the city shall be ed with
good water from ebaeo poad beautiful sheet OF water
about desen miles from here but the proposition has
encountered cops cradle opposition not alto
gether able ground that there has not been
touDd particular deficiency In the supply of water
so that the enterprise would be undertaken for the
benefit Of poseriy SO the opposers think, as posted
pos'eriy. On the other hand, many facts brought
forward IN support Of he proportion which have weight
s 70 inc ,a arg m.
OF the project hotel, a gysnte SCALE and to
comprise all the modern in sush concerns
has teen commenced on Mihdle street II is said that
Mr. stevens Of Boston, will lease a~ house which would
be sufHclsnt guarantee that it you'll be well kept
Tor come time past exertions have been made to
hsye large and we'll ordere, Fair here the sane
Charitable Mechanics Association being its parons
They have laid out much money In the undertaking
having built large ediace especially for the sxhibi,oa
We are to have many Canadian visitors here during the
The friends of harsh legislation en- the subject Of
liquor sci log have receives great triumph 10 tho
suit OF the recent election Toe sanguae OF their
numb~r have determined thai tbs Maine law shsl be 90
amended TO cut into toe business with wtheriue
feet. Hitherto the ingenuity of trlds and the love Of
rum have trompbed over the faostics of the temper
aDoe nen-the latter rejoicing the pros.
pect that they have Of putting their enemies into chan
cary SF,B AGO.
Jersey City Intelligence.
Tm PROPOSED SCHOOL HOUSE, IN THE FOURTH WARD
Tho Common Council bavfpS rejected the plans Cor the