The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12
Political Intelligence.

The Worcester Transcript contsins the TtmcntTsuoe 81
twelve huudTsd and tourt u he citzsns o. Worcester
against repeal Of the Missouri carpramies Among
the signsfS Governor WaShoure, John Davis, Levi
Lincoln, nd 4 Buloch Tbs remonssrEzts sag - We
can regard the bill offered t. the Senate nothing lees
tbaDa deliberate proy ositon to break dewn by positive
act u egHin ion, existing aud legitimate b,yrier
tganat tho exes sion OF ssyery into the Territories pro
posed Z be Is solsted'
Gove1 OF Jo9a O! rennsssea ordered "a election on
the OH OF March, 81 the Vacancy 10 the Tennessee
dsleght n occasionsd by the death OF Hon, Bso'kin
A Walkirs, n. G Taylor W. Y, Anderson and A A
Kyle Wigs. demo orst has probably bssn ectsd In
consequence OF The division OF he vhig vote,
The PtEhug Pest s.Js the eeotoa # Senator Cooper
PfeideEt o. The Sudbury snd Erie Railroad Company
aud BIS ptsnce of the OH g. renders it probable tat
lie will resign hi al in the United States senate.
Tbs following preamble snd resolutions colcerai the
organization Of Territories we're in rodussi la the
lie gsl.ture Of Wisconsin the LIST instant -
whereas. our puhic lands tbs coumon heritage OF
the pecrs Of tbe unicn sol simply held By the gsnsTsI
government ~ trustee f0s the faithful gGArsnshp
distribution o, the zane and -hersss the question OF
introducing human slavery TOTO free Territories
bsen rpopsIec and forced u tba attention o. the
country by tie Introduction d bin iaso the Untei
ritory Of NebrAsk, lAia bill sontaa provisions permit
ting the intro1uston Of slavery thefeiu ant vhsres
poser to establish slavery 1t biax local In sh.r,cr
ard cepeaoiDg solely upon local gaston FOR is exist
en;s, sud whereas constitutional obligations chri,isn
phl ~, and wise political fore4ght, require tbs
pre- ovation u pa ,lic nas for fsesdo rni free labor
not cfs emphsi ally than they must forever iphibit
Tie iniredu suon = slavery ihsrein. Therefors
ksSoiVtd ~ tbs Assembly, N S3na'e conourripg
That or Senstnrs sno R-pesertt In Cougrs,s bs
urgently requested TO all constitutional enisavo 10
prevent the psasge by Congress ~ bill vich
even remotely permit the introduction es.blshm
of slavery within the Territory OF Nebraska or other
Territory belor snv to the United States.
Resolved That his Fxcsleucy the Governor Ia hereby
requested 10 urpish eopes Of tue going resolution to
each Of our Senators And Representatives In Congrss
gLEoTIoH OF STATE oFPICxRs IN VIRGINIA.
The DshlAture OF virginia proceeced the 9th iret
to the electou OF State ooas whom the folio wing gen
tlemen eho en.-G kunfstd Sscrs AIRY OF State:
W. l.. Jsckon. Ssonno Az ditor; II Parker, Register
Land Ohics: W 4. Richie Pobc Printer
The oct ef Supentende At OF the Pepitsntary not
dlsd, the election being postponed 10 suos qusnt day.
HORSE BLOWN Up BY 0As-A boarding house
belonging to the Isdian Head Manufacturing Com
pany at Nashua, N. H., was blown up by gas on
Tuesday evening, the furniture scattered iike chaf
before the wind and several persons seriously in.
from concert at about III o'clock, and discovering
a strong odor Of gas on entering the house, though
none was used Oh or near the promises, commenced
searching for the cause. One of them, with light
in his hard, opened the cellar door, when terrif,
explosion ensued, raising the house npetely from
it, foundations and blowing the inside TO fra yments
one man who was asleep in the second story was
thrown across the street. while his bed went into tle
canal beyond. Another was thro yn out OF the end
Of the building. One person who stood about four
feet from the cellar door thinks he was thrown 10
tho attic, ard was injured that he is unable to he
moved in his bed. The accident was owing to the
breaking OF the gas pipe in front of the house,
"-s-.le -..s o. ~-S-p-a .-..S 49, 49,.