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The daily union., 1855-09-14
AMALGAMArIoN AND KNOW NoTHINGIsM.

CoLohED CHILDREN IN THE scHooLs.-The new law allow
ing coored children to attend all the public schools has
INTO operaon and yesterday many of them attended with
the white children They created quite Sensation among
the boys and girls but violent manifestations Of dislike
were seen At the Smith school (coored) only pupils
attended the primary department, aud in the grammar
department The primary school had eighty pupils
the last official return and the grammar school eighty Most
OF these children will attend the Phillips school for boys
and the Bowdoin school for girls while the Mayhem school
for boys and the Wells school for girls will each receive
some additions few viii also be scattered among the other
schools Of the city particularly South and East Boston
Boston Transcript.
AS our readers aware, Boston, like the rest of Aassa
chusets is at present under the complete domination Of
the know-no,hings. Many abolitionss opposed to
amalgamaton, but Boston know-nothingism, it would
seem sets no bound its love for the negro. AS usual
the southern know-nohng organs will not have word
say in regard to this successful attempt of the northern
wing the order degrade white children the level cf
negro BOYS and girls.
The daily union., 1855-09-14
GOVERNOR ADAMS OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Greenve Is. ca Patriot refers to the speech Of
Governor Adams, Of South Carolina military review
in that village on Tuesday September a. follows:
The speech Of his exceency the regiment char
aeterzed by great good and wisdom He incucated
sound and wholesome political principles, love of country
devotion To the State respect for and obedience the gov
ernment within its proper sphere continuance OF military
pride and spirit the part Of the people, He deprecated
all further excitement in fedefa politics till act
Of aggression the OF Congress- and then let the other
southern States lead off and South Carolina would follow.
Tie had lived in crisis all his life but nothing had grown
out OF IT, The Union had proved too strong for nuicaton,
too strong for secession and would too strong for abo
ton. That fell spirit would be crushed whenever ii
brought in collision With the federal government in Massa
chaset The people there would involve the country
IN civil war and revolution in their opposition TO slavery
The speech delivered in admirable style, in clear and
distinct tone, heard all the paradeground burst Of
applause epsued when the concluded by exhortng
the people to turn their attention to the development OF the
resources of their country and the education Of their chill
dren In this applause think the ladies heartily
Cured
The daily union., 1855-09-14
WHERE DO WE STAND NowY

Less than year ago and the democratic party were
surrounded by the clouds and of disaster State
after State swept into the Of the midnight or
der; deserer after descr,er fled the stricken field and
more than stout heart quaed before the terrible fire
of the hidden and reacherous foe But the flag Of the
constitution oated proudly the head Of the decmaed
yet dauntless democratic column. Patiently and steadily
the ground was maintained gradually our lost positions
were recovered and reoccupy the field in greater
Strength than ever. The enemy lately so flushed with
triumph and so sure of ascendency camor for
posponement Of preparations and in their hot haste to
escape the fire of the reoganzed and consolidated democ
rAcy abandon their camp cquipage their masks, their
painted folies their machinery of oaths and the whole
psephernaa Of their midnight orgies Such is the posi-
tion Of tho democratic party signal evidence of the
reward which compensates conscientious adherence to
just cause through good and through evil report an elo
qnen satire upon the fears and prophecies Of those feeble
spirits who thought the democracy overthrown because
anstcism had found excuse for violence and dcma-
gogucs . new prctext for camor.
The daily union., 1855-09-14
ATTEMPTING TO HEAD OFF pEsERrERs.

Several Of the know-nothing lodges in Georgia, with
the view of arresng the stampede that prevails in that
State have resolved to close their doors for the balance OF
the The assigned for resorting to trick
which must prove unsuccessful one as follows:
lst To escape least break the force Of the pru
dice existing among many outsiders against the grips signs
and passwords other tomooers against the ritual
the solemn oaths, and pledges Of the secret order.
" I'd In order to deprive diacontented members who may
become dgusted and desous of withdrawing of the
unity of doing between aud the election As there
would be council meetings. there could be designations
and dismals and the calculation is that those in
viii be held bound by their oabs TO support the knownoth
ing candidates, though may conflict with the person
al preference OF the repentant brother"
The daily union., 1855-09-14
BOSTON COURIER AND MAINE ELECTION.

The Boston Courier, an opposition journala violent
and persistent antagonist Of President Pierce his admins
tration and a its measures including the Nebraska bill
in follows upon the result
in Maine:
sThe Maine election has settled two things: In the first
place. it has decided that the unreasonable fanatca
liquor law, which had its origin in that State has
ory Of the voters of Maine among its supporters though
had The asssance Of all the strength ich the opponents Of The
Nebraska fraud, tohcn gathered similar party
lend secondly, it tells the friends of fusion that while
whig secederwhigs with weak backs and frightened
into mumbo jumbo to effect popular issue
keep their political heads above water they have been
sgnay defeated the simple ground upon which they
had based their hopes and predictions.
The fusion defeated entirely in Maine, they
always likely be when they enter the political field
their account Gov Morrill, is beaten down. the Maine
law discountenanced, the issue, which placed upon
sumptuary and cboiioni- has been decided against
supporters Of both of these single Ideas and the end
that in great vote, the people of Maine have declared
against Ill fanatica FUSION
The daily union., 1855-09-14
OWNING UP.

The Portland Advertiser of last Tuesdays issue thus
canddly Acknowledges the defeat of the aboon-know-
nothing party of the State of Maine:
'THE CITY us.-DrTTo THE RURAL prsTRIcrs.-
DTTo THE REST STATE.---An unpleasant train Of
circumstances compes to think that the republican party
has received apparent check at the polls not tempo
rary defeat These circumstances turning up in
Office in the shape Of dispatches from various parts OF
the State which, If true indicate sad change the minds
Of the people, or false prove prevalence Of forging
cay rather astounding for belief We gladly accept
the first branch of the alternatives therefore, de-
teated."
1t is avore theory with the faculty of New Orleans
that the person not subject 10 second attack Of
yellow fever The experience of the past year has shown
pretty cencusvey that State in the Union is subject to
second visitation of that political pstlencc that walk
eth in darkness nknop-nothiysm, We congratulate the
people of Maine having got rid of this shortved ep
demic
The daily union., 1855-09-14

tie. of pay,ot /. pssss and n oy kos fought glory
unsupported bautes Aos usu Yes,
this to DO pEnsEcurED, pGoscsIBSD and pEoaAnEp,
without crime and upon presx too Himsy and ridiculous
to bear the least scrutiny examination. What it that
gentlemen attain by declaring that the election and
Of tho honorable claimant al s~'o VOID
will honorable OF entertaining any de-
sign unworthy character but tell them boldly and
tell con6deuy that when the Intelligent voters OF the
republic will be called upon to pronounce Judgment upon
these present acts housandsyea hundreds Of thousands
will be heard to of being acuated in part at
least by vehement desire to increase the relative strength
of the whig party In this chamber"
Thus it was that this now eloquent champion of pro-
scpon intolerance spoke His whole nature reyolied
at the bare suspicion of persecution towards "a native Of
denuncation towards those who, by indirecton even
sought to persecu proscrbe and degrade son OF this
Emerald Isls Behold the change The Governor
has eagucd himself with party which declares General
Shields unfit to occupy any position Of public trust lie
the mouthpiece Of partyts defender and champion
which would degrade him and all who sympathze with
him before our counrymen. He would fix a brand OF
degradation upon who became American "ony be-
he is lover of liberty and free institutions"
But again, same rage, the Governor Gays;
do not know how others may feel the subject, but,
for ons am resolved do anything which
might have tendency strength and CONSOLE
date the ascendency Of the party in Nor will do
anything, here slseuhsr aa the snoudring embers @
native aacreaniss to ysne0si ry Gentlemen who few
years ago had the moral Ito the mdes term
gravey and ercey urge the national councils that
native Of any foreign country arriving upon shores should
be allowed become natualized until twenty years
shoud have elapsed after his coming can very
consistently, think, vote for the amendment under
sideraon but with my views Of my duty conscientious
senator aud the sacred obligations which rest upon
member Of the democratic party most solemny that
there few acts legislation which could be proposed to
which would strenuously and pcrseverngy
than that which ID now under discussion
The daily union., 1855-09-14
THE SECRET TO BE DISCLOSED.

The proposal the veil from the midnight
lodges so earnestly made by the knownohings of the
South has occasoed good deal Of apprehensons
in certain quarters Thousands of men, heretofore proud
Of their good name error-rcken at the idea of being
exposed the world parties base and excephonless
prescription Of thsr neighbors and friends They begin to
feel exactly how much they have made by their invest
BY all MEANS let the curtain roll up and let the
performance begin.
The daily union., 1855-09-14
THE DEcENcIEs OF THE ABOLITION PRESS.

Even the grave Is sacred from the polluting touch
of abotonism. Most Of readers remember the in
famousy savage comments of the New York Tribune
which followed its OF the death Of Senator
Norris, of New Hampshire Tho Anti-slavery Standard
thus the death of the lamented Rev Dr. Cone
Of New York:
q The city journals hcaping fusome euogums upon
the late Rev Spencer H. Cone D. D., (Baptist who died
the 2sh ult advanced age Whatever others may
say cannot forget that the Doctor has been from the
st Of the most unscrupulous opponents Of the anti
slavery cause and foremost among those who sought hide
the wickedness of slavery under the mantle of Christianity
and to persuade the North to render prompt obedience
the fugitive-slave law To call such Christian, still
Christian minister, is to libel Him who deliucr
from bondage not to enslave them. Whatsoever may
have been his professions he practical Atheist
Of God aud his itos. And yet called slavery
religious journals Prae Of his eminent pety and the
peteness and beauty Of his Christian character If he had
been suspected of unsoundness upon point Of doctrine
aid down in the popular creed the journals would
scarcely have admitted the possibility of his getting
Heaven though his life had been devoted works Of
charity and mercyv
The daily union., 1855-09-14

nKspEcrApLE sLAvE.--Thc Philadelphia correspondent
of the Evening Post speaking Of Col Wheeers escaped
servants, says:
aJano is fine specimen Of the best class Of Virginia
housemads with certain ady-like air. proprioty of Ian
guagc and tidity Of that rrepcssesses the
dience in her favor"
Strange that find the "ladylike air and "pro
prety of language among free negroes of the North
Is the tendency of slavery to make negro women adykt
and proper in their behavior and manners? veciy we
must infer so from this. We will bet hundred dollars
there will be lady-ke air proprety OF language
about years from now and another hundred that
her two BOYS become vagabonds and thieves within that
time But no matter, they frec.-N Y Day Book.
The daily union., 1855-09-14

Catholic priest VIM. Hamilton, has, at two different
times this week. been in the Chicago prison for drunkenness
[Clepeland Herald.
1t would be great folly to look for universal perfection
in the Catholic priesthood to look for universal pertc-
ton in the Protestant priesthood; and this fling comes
with an i'll grace from paper which furnishes in another
column of the number which contains the above
account of the arrest of Rev. j. Taylor Protestant
clergyman for stealing horse and buggy from Kaama-
zoon The drunkenness Of the first and the horse and
buggy stealing Of the bring disgrace upon the two
churches for as the doctrines of those churches in
compromising hostility their private practices the odium
of these crimes exclusively with the perpetrators.
The daily union., 1855-09-14
ABOLITION ABUSE or THE ADMINISTRATION.


II is interesting 10 watch unbroken stream of oppo
son calumny slways poured out upon democratic sd-
minsraon There l. such apparent sincerity Of OBJ
jurgaon such pous rvor Of patriotic sbhorrence such
compscent ogeulnass Of history and Of TRUTH that
do wonder that many honest people msled in spite
Of themselves But take up these ceusorous leaders
one By one try them by the nble test Of their
record the msy veil which hides their corruptions
away and the bitter comment is furnished to their
hollow and hypoctcal professions Take any Of this
class Of deeaer for instance against President Pierce
nay, go the from whom the fusion candidate for
the presidency must be takenand we behold that
throughout their whole career they have been consistent
advocates of the extravagan and the most centous
legislation There s not bill before Congress donating
bounty TO steam line TO railroad, or to any one OF
the thousand projects hatehed in the fertile brain of those
who rong the obbes Of tho two houses which does not
obtain its chief ament from the who join in the
chorus of complaints upon the democratic party All
their scrutiny be reserved for the question Of sa
very and to for abolition measure they
will freely give their to any scheme that may be
broachcd
When we go back the last administration if we
overlook the Galphin at the beginning,
made Intelligent Of the which actuates another
branch Of the opposition Tho made in the last
hours Of that administration and in many shown to
be corrupt could not be vigorously Investigated with
making many enemies for the present administration
among those who had placed their hopes upon these ad
ventures.
We not prepared to say that every administration
Of the government not carried on according to demo-
cratic principles is essentially corrupt but do say that
there is danger moro appalling in view of an abolition
triumph in ls56-afcr the abolition design upon the con-
stituonhan The elevation to power of set Of who
boldly justify the most extravagant expenditures of the
peoples money, and look to the public treasury great
fund for the advancement Of personal schemes Such
to be found in the lead Of the so-called republican
party We need not them. Their record is before
the country and shall be grievously surprised in
deed if the people should overlook only this record
but their public and continued warfare upon the rights Of
the States. If administration like individual, may
sometimes be better tested by its opponents than it's
friends the administration of Franklin Pierce has no
cause for avoiding the ordeal.
The daily union., 1855-09-14
THE FISHERY COMMISSIONERS.

The Pictou Chronicle informs that the fishery COM
missoners, comprising Mr. Cushman on the part of the
United States and Mr.. M H. Perey tie part of Great
Britain left that port Monday for Charottetown They
proceed the Miramichi river and there decide
upon general principles for their future guidance.
The daily union., 1855-09-14
THE POPE AND SIDNEY SMITH.

~ thought says he "that the terror of the Pope had
been confined to tho limits of the nursery and merely en-
ployed to induce young master to enter into
his small clothes with greater speed and to eat his break
fast with greater attention to decorun For these pur-
poses the name Of the Pope is admirable
The daily union., 1855-09-14

yellow FEVER IN Mopr--The Mobile board of health
officially that four deaths from yellow fever occurred
in that city the st "They were all females all far
moved from the shipping and may therefore be looked
upon as cases of native origin having had connexon
whatever with imported cases. This is the language Of
the board.
The daily union., 1855-09-14

Az EXPENSIVE srAaK.On Thursday last spark es
capped from locomotive the Boston railroad and set h
the goods in laden with silks and dry goods Th
train going at the rate Of thirty miles hour ana
when the fire discovered about $4,000 worth Of me
chandse had been consumed
The daily union., 1855-09-14

The DEATH OF DR. IlIeoMs.--The Philadelphia Inaui'
rer thus notices the death Of DR.. Higgins
DR. Francis Higgins, of Norfolk, who died Of yellow
fever in this city on Saturday last taken with the DIS.
in the former city the 22d ult when he had lV
patients in charge lie recovered sufficiently the 3lsi
to leave for this city TO join his family and regain his
health On Tuesday, the 4h instant he again PROF.
raed lie said that his symptoms such that he mus
die naming Saturday the day when he would to
live; and, notwithstanding the constant exertons and al
entons OF his brother n-aw, Dr. Lajus and Dr. La Roche
brothers. he brcatbcd his last
The daily union., 1855-09-14
WASHINGTON CITY,
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT. a. 1865.
MAINE ELECTION.

The following despatch from Augusta, Maine has been
received by the associated press
sThe Augusta Age has returns from 2ss towns, giving
o., 900 votes foows: Morrill, $500 Wells 4o,O73
Reed 3O7. In these Morrill, loses 6,36l, ss COM
pared with las years vote, when be i'cked l5Oo Of ma
jority. There are "A, 600 votes yet TO hear from
In the Of ths ~ senators In opposition to Nor
m been eIsc sad u she representatives two to one
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-07
ADVERTISEMENT.
The Wood-Gas Controversy.
RATHER sharp hut distant firing

"A RATHER sharp but distant firing n
IA carried on by some persons interested in
Wood-Gas Patents and we perceive that the
smoke OF lheir cannon has somewhat obscured
their vision. DR. g. g. Page, as the attorney for
w. Il. Mcconnell, having presented his claims
through our columns, l.. II. Breisach OF this city,
has presented those of Peitenkofer & Ruland OF
Bayara-he being their assignee--through the
columns OF the Daily Tunes of The Sd instant. He
states that the first patent for the Bavarian inven-
ton was issued on February ~, 1851, an authen-
ticaied copy Of which has been filed in our Patent
Office also, that the claims Of his assignors were
hled IN The Office, 10 protect their rights, more
than year ago. As no patent can be obtained
for making or using Wood-Gas, the disputed
point relates 10 the apparatus, which embraces
the reheating OF the gas-passng il over a red-hot
surface IN its way 10 the cooler-afer il is gene
rated; this is clearly stated in Dr. Pages letter.
on page so. Now, as Mcconnell claims 10 have
invented The apparatus for reheating Wood. Jas.
as far back as lSi9--iwo years previous 10 the
granting ofthe Bavarian patent--and as he OBJ
tanned patent for the same, on the 2Gih day OF
September last although contested by Peuenko
fer a. rutland, we cannot well conceive who L. r
Breisach wants to frie ten, ~ declaring, through
the columns Of the IT mes, lat he will prosecute
the vioators Of the Ba arian invention He gives
'this notice TO all who IKE interest in the intro.
duction Of this invention but, in doing So he for.
got 10 present any fact upon which the public can
rely, 10 show what atent rights he possesses.
When he again writes TO inform The public that he
has certain patent righ = and will prosecute those
who infringe them, we hope he will be 80 good as
70 state what these rig us are, that the public
NAV know what nc mo ans--!SoIeHtifc dmeyicdn.
Nov lG-tf
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-07

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CARD.
TO ths Ladies of Washington, Geovgao,vn, Alsa
\TEW SPRING coons pu D

NJ EW SPRING G0ODS.-P H. browning.
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n; b. Sole agent for SCOTS Report of Fashions
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Washington sentinel., 1855-03-07
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