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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
Administrator Sale.
DAVENPORT INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Life Eiraii and Marina Insnrancaim

Hartford Life Insurance co..-Capital $500, 900
Of Hartford, Conn.
knickerbocker Fire Insurance Co.--Captai $3.50 900
Of New York.
American Mutual Insurance Co.-Captsl $500 900
of New York.
National Protection Insurance co--Capital s250, 900
of New York.
me above Companies are HAGsua sosua, with
Cash Capitals paid and In soiseaey aboue
Insurance. can be effected IN the above Companies at
thc mSst reasonable rates. Tho motto Of these Com
panies Is No rspNdiatioH''
AMOS FfSEFTELD, hgest,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

An old Nantucket chap seven,y-s,x years
of age, visited the continent for the first
tine the ether day. He was naturally as
tonshed al the railroad and other wonderful
things witch lie saw.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
ARRIVALS AT LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.

J.BuRTIs, Proprietor,
Monday, June le.
,y,.r,owr Joseph Epen slime, 81. Paul
srocha"' sNewleD, UticaNY
BANDING Y, Geo Stendman, Boston
d c Madgc, Philadelphia IsteInsts, Tnian
" Longbridge, OskoloosaA Ie~hA, i,Po"
John Buck, Baltimore ives ~ s,assra
LEM, Knightstown We. ho.m, anna Mass
y yJp nha, g TnuI, JNJeweli, South Hampton
F. I Disney, lie Ctaira seamoers'
w $ Patt Muleson Y S.avens . ,.,,pa
W Bowman Grafton VIM mos hiRss :, = - I
McMardie, New York TosBAnihohe!' eoi"i''''
nc nugby Z" ma :.
- T,ytar pstrrsham R.b Millerev. Cbmancha
'" nssss ABGraves. Iowa
,,is Z; Iineslee " John Agry, Claison Pa
n.r,. Iawyer John Thompson, Roths-
l. n Berkhead Reading W burge ci,,
y NJ w Wells, Sidney
! = Potter JIM Hopkins, Homer Meh
y II isrson lie Claire VIM Baker, For,Curnes
iiT HnmnhiIl Ri Ezra Mclain, Ponlive
= n ran.an e Mix Vim Greenfield
n Fyarr,s Jos Tuxier, Alleatown
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

a vein ofgold, it Is said, has been dis
covered near Pleasant Gap. in pittsylvauis
County, Va.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

InNsw Jersey, they make soup out OF
locusts III Solomon wore alive We tank
he would admit that there was something
new under the sun.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
Scott County Farms

FORBADE, 20 impfeFvd faTus, eohiA-a.rg fisr
ahH acres each, ana al prizes rgtgilg tttE ~
lcr nero. We can sWIi all parties u sh.r VI
ttke ttue 10 leak tur iheIptcIprs Also tst 6e,.
Farms. veti improved Ia MlseatiGe Il.
aFg uGr ugi n0l1.s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
ueimrraYed Lands.

taaG asres 10 scott t0Uhfy,
$500 - cedar
a.Be :. NUscague,g
IeegEHer with large siragHt Of lsldJn felf,zI
Pow w=be5k, HHgoH, MARSHALL Jaster IT 4
tuauUea-
aus or = ottae d soYo labas, gfty lois or F5s, +,
nee utegesl4s sale 81
6LuRGE /. NICHOLS
General l5lg 4sssf
>trEsXsaud sahti, lsiuH, 20! D ait ras.s li. 5s,.4
st9.nsHe ts uu eNFegigHred - gsf.vC-s
"a3ee. AHl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

Argument on motion for new trial in
the case Of DR.. Beale, the Philadelphia
dentist was heard in the Supreme Court Of
Pennsylvania on Saturday, but no decision
has vet been rendered
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
A CARD.

NEISS ]. E.COOk would inform the ladies Of Dave :
~ por tina. che viii give musical usiracnns oH the
PiaHd and Iailar, aild I'll also give Lessons 40 shE-
ing Al her residence Brad, street, noar The iowa
Book Rot Il required H. "at on pupils ~ tneiT
residence. For farther -rHeh!Ts refer 10 Nj Cram
dali al has music store.
jane tn. !-.f.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

eotl;s on - ard tth streets. vel .l.e,,ss /.
price and l9ua Tune
20 .nts ~ Mtkrnxie's subdy is.oH, On ii
srvetx--oni! s3UO, cash. ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

A Massachusetts paper remarks OF their
late Legislature: "There were in it both
wise and good men, bu, the wise men were
not good, nor the good men WISE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

TIE landlords of Philadelphia have low
cred the price Of board, While those Of New
York have raised it.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

The Burlington Gazette has leading ar
tiele titled Democrats to Arms ~ Whats
tie matter now, any Of the Offices in dan
ger
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

we learn from the MIME sotiaa OF the
%, that The craps are coming on finely since
tie late rains.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
asai Estate apsurp,
GEO. T.. NIcKolIs
CITY LOTS AND RESlDENcI|
Ecr Sale and For REM |


\ large number of City Lots, also lat, .f5,
residences, stores, shops, Sc. 10, sait nm "
tie description Of which woRlu GiItworsir'gg'.le
eGH be seen atour Office.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

Ou, sfs2i votes cast a, Rockford. III.
1855 are for Pfohbitioa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
Green's ID Afditinn

20 lots IN flu view ct the riscrinE \, p.y.,,.
Prices ranging from size 20 gate, opioty tS' ~
particulars enquire al our Ci4ee.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

Whit maid are you always sure Of seeing
~ a clothing stote' Ready made.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
North Dayenuor.
East payenrort

10 handsome building fo.s. unG / res s.g.
denyes, neatly flushed, for safe 10 \. -
subdivisions )! LaHierle, larwuudal x,il5's 's
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

Native AFRlcASs-Th vessels from
this port which trade To the coast of Africa
frequently bring home among their crews
several natives who are found very useful
and faithful on board ship. They are often
seen strutting about our streets WITH all
their dignity, staring openeyed and open
mouthed al the gay shop windows, and jab-
berinr their vernacular with Ronchalance
which altogether puts 10 shame the Yankee
lingo. They are your real Congoes-pure,
unadultered Guinea negroes, black as dark
ness Itself, and independent as whole
platoon Of Fourth Of July boys. They in
rariably purchase a trunk full. OF Yankee
knick- knaeks to take back TO ther burning
sands. and delight the eyes Of the sable
damssls al home. 4 few days ago some
half-dozen OF these representatives Of the
legitimate African stock were about to sail
in the bark Johu Svasey OF course they
came up town to make their purchases, and
marched back in procession, each with his
well-loadea russell trunk poised upon his
head, and bat and speaking trumpet in hand,
cutting curious figure as he stalked through
the streets.
Umbrellas. canes, shaving boxes, flaming
kerchiefs. huge dickies, Locking glasses,
hats and unique varieties, trinkcIs, pictures
Of tailo-s' fashions. &C.. composed 'hcir
s'ocG: aud one genius had prov Isd himself
with thick, heavy overcoat t. s!li Ii him
from tke 81 ling sun Of Ar.cG. The de-
light they manifested when arrayed ia their
finery as they examine their appearance in
the boxing glasses which they drew forth
upon the wharf, was quite amusing 10 wit
ness. They had managed to acquire con
siderable knowledge Of English ard re-
ply Of one OF them To guestioner dis played
shrewdness worth mentioning A specta-
tor happening, among other queries, to ask
how they liked America, Congo immediate
~ answered: "Ah, me 10 like 'Mercan
land cold morning cold night, make nos
leak Ike basket" The crowd shouted,
and Congo showing his ivory, tumbied into
the ships boat TO be conveyed to the YES
se's side; "Home again" being expressed
on every ebony feature, polished by jay and
natures ointment to its utmost capacity
Salem RegiSta-.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

a Ky per,on IA ,jng i pair ~ second hand counter
- ,cals.. or pair OF seeoad-h plsuorm seales
for ssle cheap can hNd "a purchaser ny tIfllt ~
ms nttee J4Bc I2-sl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
Al rnirproved Lot

NO "9- A BeAH,iW Ulnnproyrd bot h f1
Stfasa Addition, Ne. 10 Ia Block one; vi. s,l
low fappItei FIR seen
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
L1ST

an Tuesday last hi or near The Presbt terrain ehAf'a
~ arhiid, 5 Gold Bracelet. The Under viii be
~. June I2-dst'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

80 lets, GHtifuiiy situated ip The Er,.5E.tt
sion, taritasc oH i8avals. These l0t.a,rrl h.
A-lu aud HARRISON streets efoufziOIs sra !aI5,,
ia tac eil! corr 0rahon, large uumbefiVf,sr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
Davonport Market:
Go-Dap's advertisements.

HOUSES, HUUSESt
Cheap TKo1I osS.
r,OR SALE on terms ore reasonable ihRh hnsevrF
II berare hseu offered in This market. iJb beaGp'
dil BUILDING LOTS ia Eads' sddiuon1" y 81 . :.
export, ranging IN size irom ~ ieet ?! 'oD 70 'u
and arordtng some oflsc most maentie.hi slies 10
Ear,cysRt ..aonecs any whore - be ioGnh IL
The vicinity of davenport The teims are - cav,
,hat he yery small suin u SEQ down aud tong cttr
red nav Henls will secure beautiful home RIA. WI
daily rise la value. tali % ,,, !,
June ~ SIS EADa sir" Ahi'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
llsw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Taken Up at Ea,. Davenport.

A CALF, about two months old, the owaur can
I \ have Il again 10y proving properly aDd Fa!'ag
expenses.
Enquire Of RoB'r. THOMPSON, Dallau & Ste
yea's Mill, East DaVeHt ort.
L-L.-.. =. !. :. /
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
WANTED,

7 iIHER an active or silent = ruer with from NJ
l.teen hundred 10 tNo thousa.d dollars Ia cash, 10
.,q.yt In uhoe,st e tl6frantlc has4Aess IA thisSiS
hat .ale aud profitable and capable u oT'hs hfsS
y extended Apply althss oiitee.
Bsne Is-df
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

TO rem t.!
4 GOOD HOUSE Of Rooms pleasantly situated
- Possession given immediately.
Enquire OF O. ". NfE,
ut Furniture Room, On Second between Perry and
Rock Island streets.
June 9th.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

HULL & PARISH,
pIopE gE,
I Forwarding 4 Commission
MERCHANTS,
STEAMBOAT & GENERAL AGENTS,
LEvEE, DAVENPORT, IOWA
AGENTS FOR
AMERICAN Transportation COMPANY
81 ,; (. NJ a.s ~, t9 CoS-laNals, oA5a-gq
"a i;iitsaNsos. sgi. caieaeo.
Western Transportation Go.
eri1itAs western Lines.
Gibbs, Ghala asd G., cgts,ssess' e1eaEo
Northern Transportation Co,
ola oswego Line.
Merchant, Wishing to eon,raei good frooa \ !. 10
other ESTEEM POINTS, will aad ~ above, restoaa'oc
ALSO AGENTS FOR
p,,. "TGSsrt1a So 81, r3.,,,,,,
PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL STOEh $4,000.
MERCHANTS FIRE & MAXINE INSURANCE. Go.
rHnAnELrHtA,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL Sfte,G'p.
Amnuut Srcarrlt invested s4uB,gub
"KNIcKERB0cKER' FlRE INSURANCE co
Sadly invested 81 Bond. aad starteaqe.
National Protection Fire Insurance Co.
Saratoga rrrrs n. "
Capital 100000 , az coo
Cash Surplus 1900
HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE ca.
Capital 500, 600
nnrn OK sroa. aNo acrr,l pG,N,
MUTUAL LIFE tNSt RANCE GO, ~. =.
cash PLAN)
Accumulated Funds. S2,e50, 600
We take great pleasure iu saying that tb- above
eaul aules have eouI He'd ith The >Ws OF t.Irr
peetlyc states sud promptly adjusted uli LOSSES. 4
liberal saaTe VI The pub ly patronage Is solicited,
Also Agents Tor
HALLS
Premium Percussion Press,
With cats.u.Iy DesisEeA and eHgfared
for "NotaFies Public" and Business mcu IN srHsr-
al. A saiu ltc ma! bu 5eeI az car otiIrr.
Also
Subscriptions fcrciya for the
United States Bank Mirror,
Published semi MoIghl! BY
Paddock sud 10. Cincinnati. q go
Coin charts aud Eye Glasses furnished free 10 Sub
scr.bu.s.
a good aud reliable work
OFFlt T.. No. z"
NilAcrwUN b. uHNI IUth 81 Jane. after which
Time We may be found at the corner Of Front ul4 lDct
Island SITS.
MAY 18Th % d W.T.
GENERAL INtppi IJGFNFE OFFICE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
MeTntoah Addition.

80 lsts Oh The bluH IA Mcintosh : IstaIIgf.5s.
prices varying from sat0 to $500 eatb. i,nsls,
Lease Lots
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
HOUSE AND Lot FOR SALE.

A'N Ht'+' HN' Lc w
4 ~ tAc u uh commanding . iiI.e yleH 1' flN
nn5aard hGYenpprt; the house ]. lE5Te aie y
slahi'0tll built. containing ECeW., n lNe,l
basement, win large hhN un Hrst ard sat0ie X
i"ri!co ia FROM auJ porch in rear vita vel sls
lorn. IrTm- hal cask tbs balance IN u iaehsA
Apply 5t the STORE o.
Jane i-dtf y a. w. KELLY, Ffotia1
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

. NEW BRICK HOUSE on tins Biufl on Faruam
u Street u.aF the residence OF Antoine Lr CT ire;
Also
ttaeeIns. finished, never Yet occupied, WILDE
sid separately ftrtess III the ibtepitd
nov b. purchased aud the building crettea thereon.
This property viii b. offered for Iew day aalt.
Apply to GEORGE l.. SIGhDLLs,
Land Agent,
MAY 20 Corner OF Main aud Soeobd streets
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
Farn on pptuore 10

40 l6j- "a ieaEtHi Farm on the ] a4q4.
ri mites Narg ct Davenport Eu vlgj aIerB
iu1lH HOUSE, ~ aoFts--itu under irrre e
rHttsaaTn 4 Farm Hnuse and hlrn--PrtHt
arra. ni+rE ag-r IT, addition ~ ibr Irapst} 81
IL oar Advertiser atd FUfterivE Ng!.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

As presumed. we reached home quite as
soon as the letter following arrived at its
destination. Asw were rather chary of
correspondence in our absence, We eannot
permit this epistle to 60 unpublished, es-
pecial!y as news Of every description is alta
premium.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
A Ccol 50 for d 90.

80 t9l--h Large Ffamc leu e with 81 Era
pau dor sesl of E3figy slfyel GA he ,osla
.prpIid.
Naus "a tep' frg@ rs feet desp--Tra ~
p si: soaking a boautiiUi Store Room Esr
raaln Tor awyiatg; tAc'@Aso on the iaraPy ~
hu43.Hg vii lie SOLD low
!BD- Farm 81 lee accss bod Hickory G. ttl
A,F cultivation aDd ~ acr0s Of Timber l. ts-t
.t-A.s~ @ L-aai part rHC nsoti with post. q.
st5rE, fGriHIf y n&eUsli- ara III fpr 25tl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
A GOOD LOT OF ORANGES,
For sale by
HAWKES. & DAY,
Front ST, I'd door East Of Main.
June 4-d3t


LEATHER! LEATHER.! LEATiER!9
TAKE F0TICE
THAI aAIGilT & SEARS New L aIlef store on
L % ST one door from Perry, il now OPEN
Whore can be fdapd at all times tdu supply g
Leather OF every description Tor the Shoe or Harnes7
Maker. Findings, Innings Lasts aud findings
French and American cali skins; Enauteied >a'F'
Upper Belt and Harness heather; Msroec" houGsele.
saddlers Tia. DWARF Iupaued, Bras sud silver
Plated % every kind aud quality
Harness and Coach Trimmings:
OF an kinds; Broad IL tbs: tuamcied cloths
Patent Leather Iaees, Fringas. webbing. Carriage
Bows. Bands, Hooks, Rings. aud IN short every arm
Gle the Coach frimmar Harness Makefc AID visit
We respectfully solicit eaiis examine oar stock,
farir confident can offer such Inducements as To
make the m customers HAIGHrN * Ais,
Cd st, one door from Perry.
May 3l-dvly DAVENPORT
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-17

u The Democrat Of the il,h says Ned
Iluniline was closeted with the Sheriff Of
this County. We are are requested BY the
Sheriff 10 say that Ned Bnn,lino made ap-
plicaiion 10 him for information as 10 The
probable truth Of a rnmor that The Collector
OF the Por, Of York, had discharged one oil
his hired men because he belonged 10 the
order Of Know Nohings-,hat no (lhe
SheriH) gave Buniline" q history OF The
affair as understood by the people Of York,
that Bun,line notified the Collector, that
he, in his lsc,ure 10 be delivered that eve-
ming, should charge him with having so
done, and requested hin to be present and
defend himself. Tha, the Collector did no.,
atiend-that Buntline paid his respects 10
said Collector in his speech, 10 a crowded
house-and that when said Collector was
alluded to in connexion with the base trans
action. he was loadIy applauded. The
Sheriff also requests us 10 say that, let
Buniline's aniicedenis be what they may
they will not suffer in political comparison
with those Of the Collector Of tho port Of
York.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-17
Mr.. Buchanan Place Offered to Gov
Recder.

WASHINGTON n"su" D 1917.
Many important iae'' nave 'fan,p'red wan
reference 10 Tue o'''n'''a' " '0'' iee'e', wv
there are one or Two more OF whose a"''e""'"y
can give you the most POSITIVE assurance wn'Vn
yet require TO he brought 10 The no''ee OF an ad'
miTing world
No sooner had tho Governor communicated
with Mr.. Pierce, after he had arrived In Tho
Eastern States from Kansas than The i'e'''en'
besough' lin to resign Ia order 10 relieve Tue
Ch'ei Magistrate on the Union IRON 'No e''o",'
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-17

NJ The Committee on Resolutions said
nothing on the subject OF the Maine Law
Wiswel n, once Obtained the platform, and
made q speech in favor Of il as an issue il
this campaign. He was heard patiently
and the following resolution having beer
introduced and agreed TO, viz
Resolved, That the perpe,ualion and ex'
ecution OF the Maine Law arc among The
fundamental issues Of the Republican party
OF Maine.
Mr.. Wiswell was satisfied, and the Reso-
lu,ions having passed, the meeting adjourn
ed TO Deering Hall for the eyening.-Stdt'
Of Maine.
I, seems impossible for the State Of Maine
to stale facts correctly. Neither in point o
time, nor tho person, is the !paper correct
in relation 10 this amendment, 10 the repor
Of tho Committee on Resolutions. The
call for the Maine Law resolution was made
by Mr.. Fawell, Of Rockland, and wa'
adopted some half an hour before Mr.. Wis
well took the stand. We stood by the side
OF Farwcl and seconded his motion. Mr.
wiswcll had nothing whatever 10 do with
the amendment, except, perhaps, TO unite
his yea. when the resolve was adopted
Tho meeting did no, adjourn until nearly
an honr and half alter The resolve wa
passed. Mr.. Stevens, OF Augusta, Rich
mond, Of Rockland, aud Wiswcll, al
spoke after the resolve was adopted. Can
no, The State OF Maine state facts
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-17

after having attended both Conventions,
participated in their doings and drank deep
OF the common en,husiasm,-faiigued in
body, We, invigorated in spirit, and confident
,ha. the people Of. Maine will stand BY The
work so auspiciously began last year, and
strike down The foes 10 liberty. and the foes
to their prosperity and their moral well
being, when the great contest comes.
We have placed in their appropriate
places the names Of the candidates select
ed, and we en,reat the Republicans oil
York to rally around them, and put forth
such exeriions as will insure their triumph
an, election.
We believe that they can-,hey will be
elected and tina, We can have the proud
satisfaction OF seeing in this year OF our Lord
one thousand eigh, hundred and fiy-fve,
HuSxERIsM crushed on, By the si!en,
We, effective weapons which, ireemen WELD
against the enemies OF human liberty and
public virtue.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-17

tional advisers, iustrsle the disastrous effects 81
the repeal Of iime-honorcd Compromise, by the
legislation Of 1854, and demand the mos, seriou.
reflection and the sternest disapprobation OF oil
patriotic citizens.
Received, That il Is the leadisg aim and the sell
lied determination OF the Republican party %
Maine. TO exert its utmost influence In the gres'
national movement 10 restore the government 81
this Republic TO the principles and policy VI III
founders by whom Slavery was regarded as sec
lional aud temporary, and Freedom national and
permanent.
Rsolred, That the perpetuaiion and execution
ofthe Maine Law are among the fundamental Is
sues Of the Republican Party Of Maine.
Resolred, That in Hon. ANsoy p. MORRILL,, ouI
present Governor. we have man earnestly de
voted 10 the interests Of the State thoroughly
American, both in principles and feelings; an ar
den, friend and supporter Of the temperance re-
form; and above oil, an incorporating oppo-ei
ofthe aggressious Of the slave power. He Is EN-
phaiically the man Of the people, and the man foi
the times We most heartily commend him
therefore, to the suilrages # our fellow citizens
for reelection.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-17

Owe have not time 10 attend 10
irining matters this week, therefore we
shall leave, for some future occasion, any
notice which wo may have The leisure and
disposition TO make Of The multiplied mis-
representations and sneers which appeared
in the Democra, this week Such filings as
,ha, paper makes against wives, mothers
and daughters, because they do no, wish
to be subjected 10 the accursed effects Of
the rum traffic, and its sncsrs at the princi'
pies Of liberty, though perfectly character.
is,ic, are precisely such as should DO e1'
pecied from the advocates OF rum and slav-
cry. lie, these champions ofrum and slav-
cry 60 on. They are doing the friends Of
truth and righieouncss, service.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-17

O. We understand that some thirty, OF
about that number Of persons, some Of them
bunker Democrats In disguise, and Others
who still cling to that idea of galvanizinl
into vitality the Wing party, met at Aubu'
Hall, on Wednesday, and went through
the farce of making County nominations
The ticket, rs we understand, is as follows:
For Senators; Jarvis Williams, Of Saco
John Jameson, of Cornish; Theodore jew.
ell, of South Berwick. For County Attor'
ncy, II. II. Hobbs, Of South Berwick. For
Clerk of Courts. Caleb d. Lord, Of Liner
lex. For County Treasurer, William Good
win, Of South Berwick.
South Berwick seems 10 have shared pref.
ty literally in the honor, II honor II be, OF
these nominations. Mr.. Lord, We under
stand, declined absolutely the honor thrust
upon him. lie does not like the look OF the
thing. We sincerely hope that Mr.. Lord,
whom VIC know is at heart sincere and
earnest friend Of Republican principles, and
has little or no affinity with men who mean
to run at last into the rum and slavery
camp, will not allow his name and inhu-
encc to DO used to promote the purposes Of
Hunkerism. There arc others like Mr.
L ord, we believe, who will not give their
sanction to course designed only to ensure
to the benefit Of the Hunkcr Democracy.
We state what every intelligent man
knows 10 DO true, that not an idea respect
ing Temperance and Freedom was asserted
by the Reed Convention, which would no,
have been secuted with derisiou and con-
temp, gu, Of any Wing Convention ever held
in hi, State. The position taken may may
suit some persons who claim to DO Wings,
but lc, no, such insult the memory Of tho
deed, by asserting that the Wings Of the
State ever asscnied 10 such views as were
put forth by The Reed convention.