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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27
Marine AHalras
m EpITOR OF TIM NEW YORK. HERALD

TO THE EDITOR OF fEk NEW YORK HERALD.
Snrr PHANTOM bso~, st 5. W. spit, Oct. "a, 1854
SRI reg leave 10 ASK 10 publish the followioG
outis stous act for the COED of slipping ineress-n
sunday nia hit 22d inst at o'clock a NJ, while ~
aochor with t. sb Phantom, at thu spit, ot
my crew Swede Who understands cot : word OF Eng.
len nor any p,rt of ship his real being Petse
Holmgyst, but on ,he ships srticer Lhss B-own-
jumped overheard. The alarm ~ss givso, .
bscK lyon nquir. sSy he ba jumpsd oye bari he
stated be fsas ed pcnshmsn, ,hzt he Ian smaus
sa1mer snc had rever to but ~ . passe,gss
irm Sweden 20 New York. ia the bark 6adge Of stock
holm, Capt q. Osterbsrg Dow In New YOrE; that his
lnLdlord, in Washington, RsctoT street, puDhc
boust keeper and man. (by birth either Q Swais
or Mr~sgian) induced him assume the name 0i
Chas. B'own, and 90 on brard the Phantom st~tipe
hs duty on board waiter; but hnding himsslf
csicd bcssd 10 do general dotv ~ seaman hA
becere distres end therefore ju Sed overheard that
h. has nesn 10 10 shippag ocs 10 ship received
any part he thirty collars which charged to him
On account OF two mooths advance
As this unforinoate person. who appears of odu
cAtn csnnot b. reconciied to his fate continue on
board (notw!'hstaid'og promises Of good usaSs, and
that no blame attached TO him bar continues uneA y
az fear msy again commit the rash at of jumping
overcCa d, deem il pgunent, well as my duty, %
tend bin back the opportunity TO do offers b. the
charge OF his chest bsegsg be delivered Massr
WOODWARD Ayterg and PENN shipp ping for ship
Phan ON. snd these rt,emsn TO refund.
TO be efundsd tie tht dollars charged my owners,
Mrssrs j. q Il W B. Bacon sccount Of two ,nths
wages charged 70 Cbas Brown seaman, which man
have Lct received on board r PEVEt3ON,
Comma nder Ship Phantom.
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TIE slcop-of var John Adams sailed from Boston On
the mornr Of tie 25th inst under sealed orders Hse
destination II corHeqaeIty unknown
FROM AFRICAN SQUADRON "A correspondent writing
from the U. ship ion, under date of OF AGRA,
West Coast OF Afriss Jiy rs communicates the follow
ing interesting iDfo. aipn We sail to day skirtirx
the along Lstoo ihen we visit Princ,'s island
ma hJ tn LIST Of November return TO Prso Praya fos
ttores We 10 meet tbs oAle At Nor rovia
18th October The Marior Ia now It Porto PraJa and
will leave for the South snd esss q crutse. We
have from the vicinity Of Wydah that several hum
ere slaves had .esn recently dispatched from that
qssrter The Epghsh hsye wlthdra portion o. thelr
sqasdrcr from this stssior. W. passed few days 81
Cape Palnas ard at Cape Coast Caste Owirg to the
great apgnt Of this ship she is not scisnt
smaller ves'es for the suppression of slaysryBocs
Journal Oct 25.
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To the Charitable.

JANxs CoRboN bANSETT, ESQ -
sm-Wu you have the kincDess TO bring the fsro wing
bsfors the cubic. week aince VIII Mr. lecser was
performing his eUy as brsksnin, the Harlem road
he vas kI ocs cd OF tbs car and la laptly met leaving
wife snc children in destitute crc,n tancss the
eldest obi not more than eleven yeals Of age they
have no masIs 81 gaining Living, and II ssms hing Is
not done fr theS, they mus. surely stsrye. II the
wealthy out of thtir abundance would but gise small
ibar of to this family, they would the wdo~'s
heart, and gkten the heavy osd OF Any dpna
tons Ct clothing food fue will bs thanh folly
rtce.ved; he is needing them very much at present
Her reades CO IL 236 Eghtsentn street. Of First
avenue II you wi cal rho after ton OF yonr
subscrcsrs to their condition you wal doing deser
wing woman great sersios Yoa VII also obgc
Oct Gath, 1854 eN OLD SUDsCRI 5ER
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ARREST OF E. C. JUDsoN rox SHOOTING A CO

ARREST OF E. G. JUDsoN FoR SHOOTING Co
IcRED MAN ibe Bath (Me Mirror aims the follow
ing despatch, lated Bowc colhom, Ae 0ss "a
Ned Burtlne was arrested tiis aftecaoon by MARSHAL
Walker, on . charge Il rhcottg . person orpersons
near Bay Bridge Ned says De VAS assaulted by mob
o. Irsb who ssizsd his hsrss and that he fred upon
then, upon which they fed Tho person referred to
above as having been shot cclersd man aved
Freeman BY HE s.ccount OF tie affair, 1t appears Ned
Was the sgere-sor IS Mt Jucson has beea arrested,
the matter Will probably be thoroughly iovests sed
when We shall be able to give tr1e statemcnt of ths
slsr We learn that the ra enersl the eshy part OF
the thigb csrspg ferrous wourd and IL deeply i'm
beccef that has eeen pcssitle to extract It, Sin
writing the above, Marshal Wslher has returned with
Mr. Ju6se in charge. Hs VII oe exsmiced Tomorrow
morning, st O'Clock = Boston Traraler, Oct. %.
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WILLIAMSBURG POLITICS.
WARD NOMINATIONS.

7hirtoema ward-swhig.-Tcr alderman Jared Sparks,
John 9. Webb. Supervisor y Aessroe. Assessor =
j. VIZ. Smith Captain OF Poiics-John u. Hant
Commissioner OF ExciseJ. @. West Democr iii - l.
dsrmen, John G. Keller Vim. n Ironsides ASSESSOR
John b Colt.
Fourteenth Wdrd-Inde pendent democratic Nomiua-
tions.-Aldermsn, George W. Baker VIM a.ckcox
supervisor-Euseb.us Hoplics. Asaessor--Jas ssl.er
Csvrain Of police--James Gs1audet Copstsb,e-O yeo
DENIM Commissioner OF Exrise--James H. Cogrsvall
SsrtesnM Wa,d-Wbg --sifermep, John a,rtgo-
mery, Henry Olm cupegsisof-Charies b. sn,th
Asssssor .dxerd ccili-x C-p--. q Pos.so- iath
walter Corm'~op. Of SKciss-Johr q. Gaus Con
%sebis-IpEs 1ethon.
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J,rsev C,vs Intel ironcs.

TKAu OF Mr. sKEKE..-- Mr.. Ehskim Meeker, who was
iDjurcd on Tuesday evening while the engines
tur ing from ire oied 10 consequence last evening.
having remained insensible don since the
cdent occurred which forty 70 hours pievious 70
his teAth Hs standing ut the tine In the street.
the junction o. Newark avenue and Railroad avenue.
Is probable that he was scc dantaly Knocked down by
some rsrson running sganst him when the engines were
returning from the Gre His remsins will BE- taken To
Troy fer intsrmen Ho was sixty three years Of age.
TBE LlouoR TRIALS The liquor trisls before the Re-
COZ der continue Robert Harrison, grocer of
oneone au6 Warren ftrests, fined $3.50 sn1
costs j. s. Rae, Of the Atlantic Hotel 500 end costs;
John WsnLer, Of hs Hudson House, S10O and costs;
and Jonn Walker OF kschAhicS' notel $50 and costa
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Many Of the fruit Ia the peighborhood os Phia
ces,hia are ou. In blossom again.
Five have been lost during the present
Jeer, the melancholy s, being follows:The CITY Of
Glasgow, the Franklin the Hnm,oldt the City OF Phiis
Gelpha and the Arctic.
farmer named Hughes, In Missouri sho. himself
feripg in his family on account Of short crop
The washipgtcs National Morumsnt has attained .
height Of ono huus red and sxty fest not quite
thixd II thAt Whsa y coatsn lAtsd
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IMPORTANT CONVICTIONS AT MONTREAL We
learn BY telcgIap from Monte8l Of the convi;t
of two most notorious criminals, Hurd and Ever
bse, ested this eastern ,ownships, tor countsr
jsiipg The former is q calsbfateo inm ,te OF sing
ipg prsop. who, his last exit from tia, place,
ontIed Geo yesr b. OF ,he Leading urma Of en
grsyers In Now YORK bat refused toues emsof men
ceft,n was lie Of Masking naoney ~ ats.fe,t.
1bs effect Of this conviction been that two other
scounasels u the gang, awaiting tsi for forgerv
have pleaded guilty. Their dsmes Gleason ana Wei
irgt,n; tbs former resident OF townships worth
over ten thousand pounds in property Quebec Mercury
Oct 81.
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SINGULAR CASE OF BIGAMy.-The Springfield,
kase Republican states tina. Eiwari Bates had osen
es.ed in that city fer living ih Miss WardweI, Of
oisGsd, Me-, ~ his wife bv tte consent OF nis real
wife all the parties residing IN springfield Mis- Ward
vel tecame . resident OF Bates family at Hingbam,
Mass,, whence they removed e. the interior OF New
York, when Bates wife agreed TO yscstc the mies
two cbidren beilg eiyded BET the psrss the wife
taxing child hush and the otbsr parties
subsequently removed to sprnhei ~here they lived
ANTE bic terms, Bates payig the board OF bis wife
child The arrest was made 1t the Instance o. Miss
MardMAlpa father.
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SIR JoBN FsANKL1Y's RsMArss.-Dr

SIR JOBN FRAHKLIN's RBMAINs.-DR. RAGS
MxssENGR -Jur townhnan, ID. L. Fuller, Esq, who
has just returned from LaAe superior brings nforna-
ten that oo his way homo be met ut Grow Wing spe.
cia messenger from Dr Nae, OF the Srcic Expe iton
bearing dispatches for her Majesty's government in
Canada He stated that vaIiors articles among which
were watch and come spo ns, kao~n 70 Dsoug sir
JobL Franklin, haA been discovered and that British
coins found attached "a the e.rrgs Of some E qui-
msux.-Ainnesota (H PdaD Deaocras, Oct. II.
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THE PRACTICAL DEMOCRATS.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

-, :, -, . Ut" fOHhi Vct -J TOT
OF cspcidaes purroftipg to emaLa.e from the sAl
Demo ut mset,pg helc on Monday night last.
Now, sir w1l be KIND seou III 10 stats your
through the chal ns tcat tbs Practical Demo-
Gratis han Getting Morday night last, nor have
they, yer adopted decidei upon aly candidates
they may support Justice requires this re.rac
tion, Yours very respectfully, GEO " ANDERSON,
A member Of ths organic 1 don.-
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Yesterday afternoon .
Cermsn namei jacob sent residing in Grahnn ue,
was arrested by officer Cox, and tasea oeTos Justice
Boews On charge Of passing Sl2 Ia coune-feit bills
Cor stable BepLin Accused .iaimci thst was not
aware the money was BAD, ana Accord 'gly dis.
charged, by giving god mosey in place Of It.
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RAILROADS AID STATE FAIRS The gro,s receipts
Of the Franz fort railrosd company for the excursion
tcles to the late sgricuursi fair smounted 70 "a t0
ts ipsuoee the psssose of 600 persons going and
returning. There were number who went free on he
road and ttl larger number by private convey
1be whole numher Of psrscrs present at the fair
saicushout The week could not have been less thsn
10 tyC --L0uiettte Journal,
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A KNOW NOTHING OseAa AT WASHINGTON.
DANIEL ULLMAN AT acUsE.
HK Knew SoTMscs ~ MissaeassEErs.
Flarc-up Of the Free Son Leaders.
DECLIHATIoy OF AUGUSTUS sCaslt.
Nomination Of Wilson G. Hunt by the
Adanantines,
DC. &c Sn
CITY POLITICS.

DExOcRATIc MAYos.LrY ooSvrNr,aN.
ra,s -, v...t,on ,n., :, ~ 7s,,.. -
: - 80 :" - Fe'sas Ars'is"se Ass
evenings ROD hsrt IN tks clsts, an1 hes-rs James
p. Dunn End George T. Alden >ecrsta.;,s
IN. 6a,cu, :, ls,tsr fr,u, s,.n
800 s''A AAo-A 's AAsas rcheu "'s reas
declining rhs rso,nsio for tne scs OF Mayor nsf-to
tore made os 'he convention vca % motion, after
-consid ersn'A discussion accep'ed:-
10 mH DlAocSsrlc sAyoRAIry cosvsvnos--
Ear ,,se ;s - ,ss. Is - .ns nonl - sssess 'a' a
tion = the csnocsatic csnc,aals for ayor ), tie %
preaching es<c.sc WAS esaddsse fl tas sl 10
sh.n srs.;,, on - y, less u9txtsot.d
exRp1euss eem sud nv consta d ii n,,on AL ~, M
aee 20 sccrpa VI csinguisne IN rk o. ycar isass
4,ss th y,h - =, 70 m
attention ard BEST energies of ay msn We're Il pro
toeeie, would cheerfniiy .aaspr The homo. y your
devote INV ssryic.s 10 ssc,,s i, our @ss.c,,s ~ "a
ings good gov -lt thereby addn 60 ts
nonor and 70 ihss o. shs pery 60 Thlsh an ptoua to
9hs exjsira ate of ,pipas rsouise. tba c,ss ~
discretion energy and fsarls sDess he gsaar, 70
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THE ANrLRENr STATE CONVENTION.
ALBANY, DC. %, Is.

The AnaRsnt stats ccay,aslon mst It BsArssley,s
Hal to day AID nominated ayron A. Clark for ernor
Bradford r. Wood for Lieutenant G,verna- Henry fiz-
hu. for raoai Co missoner and No.@cod 30 vac fol
STATE Prison Inspector.
kesoaohs vee sop.sd, asserting the claim Of anti.
renters TO the snthst the Pstrocn grants were not
proper subj cts of grant tie Indian tls not ex
tngnshed, hut 10 fun foroe-ssIing for law siru-
paI to the bi introduced in the Legislature by Nc VIII
hs OF Jefferson, and plsegipg thsnsolvs, that they
would supp IT candidate fos the ASSEMBLY xhs would
rot rssstaat camsnts having right in law equity,
or Ielss,.e tr-aitioa.
Are lost va cad By hr. Handbook, of Madison e,un
ty declining the history nature and state of ths anti
rent controversy.
State coolmittse then appointed after which the
convention adjourned.
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Marine Court.


OcT, % Waller Brady dgainH Edpond Mason This
sct ou was brought TO damages for being run
DOWN tns harlem river the 10th September last.
roe dfedant Is captain and owner OF tho xtean1 Soas
0. p. sm.th; the steamboat was engaged Ia towing
borge 70 the Harlem river she opposite 1894
street IT, plaintiff boat in which seated the plain
tiG cpd ,the person, run down; the occupants
into tbs river and barely escaped Sith thsr
Ies plaintiff argos It was entirely owing TO the
~ and neglgence the defsnian and hs se-
ysuts kecause there was wini the sail oSat wsa
near west shore the boat could rnovs the
ha nesry whole width OF the river and could hsve
avoided the acsiden parsusry sfer the plsiniG had
called than I, stop sh off, which they did not
do sppes,cda great number Of small boats In
fhe neisbbo-hood ~ the time, only for which
rsnce the plaintiff would have been drowned. He was
picked up neayy exhausted. Tho Testimony OF abous
persors charged the blame the steamer. The
csf.ndsnt nstsd It the fault Of the plaintiff Ia nOe
Ge' ting on Of he way Of the are
fhs CouJt charged that tue duty Of the steamer
10 get out Of ths way of the sail boat having motive
power III Gu could ne controlled, vhe the boat could
not, owing 10 sbe w,rd and tides that as to oamsgee
the jury believed the accident occurred owvs 20 the
negligence or ctrel 81 the defendant mis- ser
wants they could Give such osms would not on r
corpeps. psiItif for the injury suffered, bat ~oula
te utiUn tine defen snt aud Others thss hey muss
employ careful persons sho II not with impunsy
icopsre the ises o. our citizens
1hs jury gave verdict for $500 dansge'.
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LAKE SUPERIOR FLEKr.-The Lake Superior Jour
adl time during tne past rex We ncvesd
sob, se, n.rA nd several vessels 10 ths port Bstov
ts fs,ls tbere were foo, and four atso ssove Eight
vssrs go The first mbcst wss put ON Lake superior,
:, vbieh Tina vs ras bu' sasL sls~A..ost y. I.
t.ssn the cut end hacs nav, no~ W hAvv sght svs ~
ess bsS " 0os ~.
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Military Affairs.


PRESENTATION TO MR.. DORIAN, NATE OF TIE ARCTIC.
Within the sst two three days the following mill
tarJ companies have passed Office thsir wsy sos
target shooting 1he Black JoAe Guard, CsptAa Jaess
II Bacon; Refine Guard, CAPTAIN ", Kenjsr; Indspsa
dent wohlman Guard Cap air G, Aoselen; Rcd HAAl
Cadets. aptan W. H. tgnew lawrence Gusri, CAptaia
Churchill; Young merca Guard Captain John Blair;
American yolur e.rs, Captain J. s Morgan; Duncan
Guard Captain n Jones; and the Harmony Guard, Gap.
tain Homeyer. ALI thess panies to b. %.
mente for their so,cieiy appearance
he Haruyon5 Guard, on their parade. called at The
resiieLce oil Mr. loren the sssnt Off VINO behave
bly, upon toe Arctic at ne time Of her disaster and
preserved TO him gold meoal token " the sstsou
ia which be he'd b. the Guard for cond ics spA
this trying occaron. DIT. Dorian declinsd the cit;
simply fa5 ing he had only done his duty and dessrv
Ters~d
tEGIMxSrAL PARApEs The 11th Regiment OF the Nsv
York STATE Mliis will parade for In Pecion and review
on Wedres tke h,st o.y Of November next under
the conmsAd OF II cir cclonei, M Van Bursn The
line will be formed IN Washington square st o'cccx
AN.
The Tbir Brigade Of toe State solaery VIII Alo parade
for III pr TO-. and sec Tuesday, 3ist inst uudsv
the comm sac OF Brigacier General William nsu Ths
psrsee viii tale pacs IL Tomkns squaxe and will
meuce At o'cl1ct A. NJ.
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IN the crowd said swell. Nick wouldn't you rsthsr 70
finished .. onceyi,
eyes sir, he rsPies, with an cir 90 most eatous
Indifference
FOURTH DAY.

IN the crowd said swell. Nick, wouldn't you rathsr
eyes sir, he rspies, with an cir 90 eaious
| indifference
YHu sEErlNCE-sTArRxnsr or THE rxrsoum.
hTHRHHAD, Oct Is 1854
The Court assembled at O'Clock this morning tie
room teipe ~ oTowced the day before Fhs pss.
soner came 10 with apparently the cheerful express
sion. He smisd the spectators, and showed o.
assunssd, utter carsessress to the fate which
awaits him,
Ts cierk after reading the enent OF the verdict
to the prisoner ssh ed him the usual question bad he
anything to say vhy Of death should b
"@ell," Ne replied, "sn hsvs 70 ssy h that ain't
gniit' OF the crime hist has been chavgsf upon J
,nos tnose 81 ~ bat never prevented Il. ant
won't t. m Traitor against any man l never will set
sly one have II To after die tnat was traitor
diaDt DO I; IL ,ss John scott and james Mecrs~doa
they are tts only that committed IT, kno Il
The gave dollar piece that day to the sound
down 1rsenprt
"Havs you aD,rhirg further to say ?" said Judge
tr ng
'.Ghst il all got TO say any further about IT,, h. =,
pee 81 ives in the knowledge Of the mar1sr aud
war ted t. prev snt 4 "
The JUDGE re spitulsed the crcum a.tsud,pe
the narder. and 'hsn pronounced the following
'.lhst Won, Nicholas Beehan on Friday tho i5h DAY
Of lecsnbsr neat be- the hours OF II anA
2n the afternoon, be hanged by neck till you are
dead And may toe Lord have mercy upon ysur soul 7"
''1bsI you, sir,' faia che prisourr wish sfsctA
wig"
1be ms in which he rec-ived the sentences sept
Thrill OF bcror through the court He continued to nut
ttr soTebipg but could not hear what he aii His
statement in re,4ticp to scott and McCrawd,n 10 b.
heveo to he utterly untrue such mea are kuo~n
to any in the neghs rhood Of the house whore tAa
murder WAS committed He commenced By sAying that
he wsulo not tel wno committed the crime and oon.
clueed by 'alsfying his words. throughout tAe
wbos ct thn trial h,s conduct exhibited
which has been under the oircam
stsuce tie evidn nly determined ~. it out IA
the last. and assumed It times Of deR.nc, To
war6s the Court Every eoncurfed in the justice u
the sentence and few any will regret the day tnat
Witnesses 1ts execution
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JAMES R. WHITING DOES NOT DECLINE THE
N0MINA MON

IFrCn the Westcoestsr herald, Oct 2s
We are antaotized TO say o. the committee to whom
his letter was adore se1 tn It James Whiting does not
cline the nomination for CSrgtess 10 the Nnth Con.
srss)cai oIst'tct but will released from
very pressing protesai nal dut, address in formal
manner his fellow citizens Of tho district.
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NowNoTHINGs- ON TIE STUMP

eyRAcUsE, Oct o. 1854
Five hundred Know Eoihipgs assembled In this city
last night for the purpose Of h-n rg sposch Daniel
uiman. They also nomins ed full ticket com posed
partly OF ~bigs and ps ty Of democrats Congress-
y psvis Noxon Is the NOMINEES and for Assembly,
The It'rd district Alfred Ii. Hovsy. They nominated
tie vhig cxnaic ate for Judge.
2bs wrig nominee for Assembly in the Toiri distict
Mr. stevens hiss DEFINED leaving tbs contest bet wesn
Phelps, republican, and Hovey, soft
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rot unfair proportion to their Importance Ia
this community Mr. Gardner think have reason for
sayirg, cwes his nomination to tine Wilson influence,
which finally thrown for him. There were four
Ia otDgs during which votes were cast for Messrs.
wight Wider, Bry ant B-own, wilson sni Thayer and
NJ, Wilder teiog found inslgiole was dropped on the
fourth bslosing Mr.. Gardner had not a vote the
rs and second ballotngs and the third $780, At the
fourth his vote was e23, out Of es8 Mr.. Brown was
pcnnstea without op ,ostion.
Every one likes I, know something about remarksbis
man, even il be be Know Nothing To crafty this rA-
al curiosity win state that Heory Gardner Is
membsr Of the firm Of Denny, Rice Gardner dry goods
Merchants Of B,ston. Hs born IN Dorchester, on
the 14th Of June, 1872 and Is therefore bu. little past
thirty five years, and ths youngest run for
Governor here, except Mr. Boutwell, who but thirty
ore when be was Hrst put up EeDry vsne who was
Governor 1cre than two hundred years ago, only
about two and twenty but then be Governor, and
Mr. Gsrdnsr as yet ia but candidate for that sxaltsd
lat Bi uns sick Ne } whom about rinecsu years old H
dnt sppesr srsncs IN pubic Ii in $780, when he
terec the cy Courcu Of Boston, served four
successive ytas being Predent Of that body in 1882 and
1858 lp 1852 and 1853 no vas one OF the Rspresats
elected delegate 70 the ,nsI Con, ention He
toot quite prominent part in the Conventions pro-
bis Wig i cas- Un.n very recently there "a. not ot
n more incorporating whig in Aassac.usett he
belonging to tie bunker portion Of the .his
causes Of bis present copouct Tie one is ta.t his
ulinston well son'rved pIau TO establish the wns
party full power over ihis state, by cnsaiag the
Know Notnipgs In the fret instance then INDUCING
enough of them 10 join the wings to give the latter
hrse r.puiar majonsy The ether M tat , Mr. G.rsnsr
Senate sst fall spd !. on. 20 thsm In full for
their pgrs, suos. This ast theory 10 rot oeisve in
cc,,tics, - .o,n,mspt sS ar G.rd. or Is A. far
tT1n l.ng loo. -, aAa IN A4ssscAas ~ 70