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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-31

MoRE or THAT LINCOLN FrsIoS. The
Stale Of Maine is rather Disguised with
,ha, " hO,ch-pO,ch' in Lincoln county. l,
says:
"a we do not feel the force OF the necessi-
~ which seems TO have operated on the
v,hirs OF Lincoln county. II designed TO
ad, ance the triumph Of the wbig doctrines,
/, is rot our province 10 condemn Their
course, however much 1t may ditter from
our own se,se OF wha, is becoming man
belonging, or attached 10 political party
Rather queer way TO advance the
triumph OF Wing doctrines" TO hand them
over 10 the guardianship Of such men as
Manassah Smith and JEFF. Haihoin. Well
NAV the State OF Maine and all other advo'
Gates OF s,raigh, whiggery blush a, The
course Of their brethren in Lincoln.
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defeat OF Nix. CuLLoM OF TENNESSEE
Returns from the 4th District show that
Hon. Wm Cullom. who voted against the
Nebraska bill, has been thrown out, and
Savage, Nebraska Democrat, chosen in
his place. Mr.. CullOm fought faithfully
against the Nebraska outrage, and was an
excellent specimen Of Southern Wing gen.
tlcman. The only Southern Wings who
voted against the Nebraska bill, and who
have been reelected, are, we believe, Tay-
lor Of Tennessee and Puryear Of North Car.
DINA. This exhibits the Southern Wing
party in its true aspect. 1t is totally rotten
on the slavery extension question. and not
tn be trusted for moment. Such men rs
Washington Hunt OF New York, Who pro-
poes rs remedy for our present political
ills, to appeal to the magnanimity and hon
est OF the South, especially OF the Southern
Wings, exhibit themselves in the last stage
of political idiOcy.-BostOn Telegraph.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-31

To what pass has the self.styled DEM
ocracy OF Wells come. Lns, year, the re-
nowncd Wilkinson, Of Saco, was their
standard bearer, aud this year they have had
in the field, TO lead the patriotic hosts, a
young Catholic and he informed US tina, as
the democracy Of Wells had no ADLER advO-
cate willing 10 enter the field, he cheerfully
took upon himself tina, oncrous work, and
so planted himself on the immuiable rock
Of Democracy, 10 defend il, Of course. But
hom some cause or other,-her democracy
saith no,.-he has been taken of the track,
bu, we opine tina, the wits among them in
vision forcsaw thiS-,hai homes, men, tina
tive born," did no, possess enough Of naiur-
al born knowuothinsism" TO be gulled by
young Jesuit. No, no, the homes, men Of
Wells, however they might sympa,hiss
with the party, could no, sail under papal
flag. We hoped the young sprOut would
continue in the field, as lie was making
votes for the republican party faster than
we could, doing our best. We thank the
young aposia;e for giving US heretics such
lit, but II we can have no more help from
tha, source, rs will keep the ball rolling.
Wells, Aug. rs. w. p. Nj.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-31

Sc. Louis, Aug. 23.-MaSS CONVENTION IN
KISsAS-A mass meeting OF Free SOilers was
held a, Lawrence, X T, on the l5,hinst, a, which
over eco persons were present. Gen schuyler
presided, assisted b. the usual number OF Wee
Presidents and other officers. Strong resolutions
were passed, denOuncing the election Of the iJ'h
OF March as a great outrage, denying the Legality
Of the Legislature now sitting, and Its pre,ensons
TO enact laws, and Pedsing themselves 10 resist us
authority; recommending the eleciion Of dele
gates to a Convention Tor framing State Cons'l-
tuition, with view to an immediate State organ''
zaiiO0, aud application to the next Congress Tor
admission into the Union as State. Resolutions
we re also passed thanking Governor Reedef i0'
hls administration OF the gubernaio'Ial dunes
IL was subsequently, unanimously resolved ,na''
asr seaby TO the above Recommendation inc ie''
ri,o nal Free State Executive Committee can u
Convention Of live delegates to each rcp'esen'''
tive. to be appOned in the several districts on ,oe
2jah o, August, 10 meet in Convention al Dig
Springs on the 5,h Of Sept, foe the purposes 'e'
commended, and to take such other ae,iOa as may
be deemed necessary.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-31

"TuE LAST OF his TRIBE" The last
American mechanic, or member OF tho
"American Party" was discharged yesterday
from the outdoor work Of the Capital, and
an .tanti" appointed in his place. The per.
son alluded to is n most exemplary man, and
one of the best artisans in his line in this
country When charged with belonging to
the "imerican party" he boldly. but calmly
admitted it and was Immediately and with
indecent haste, thurst from an humble posi-
ton In which he had been supporting his
family honestly, and by tho "sweat Of his
brow" Common, is unnecessary.-Vdsh-
in gton Organ.
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Dwelling Houses For Sale.

ONE half Of the double tenement house, situated ON
" Union street IN saoo being the tenement nov coeu.
med by Mrs Charlotte Baker together with the iAnd
under and adjoining the same, measuring about II ~
on the rect and about II feet back, with sspen.e
out building and privilege q well situated on I've a'
vision iiBc u an adjolninlng Ot.
Also, one story dwelling house, stable, and WOOL
.h AMI privilege q we'll, land adjoining SAID his'
la situated on aid Union Street, and nov occupied ~
William Jonian together with the land under AMI ~.
joining, being about ~ feefon sad street, A"a Wv
back. -, -, .-..,.
The buIlilnrs are In good repair. Said real estate
x,Il he .on cheap half cash, balance on mortgage of
other good security. hppyp
WILLIAM JORDAN, on the premises.
orto A. Y. CIIisOLM.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-31

JUsr RIGHr-A while ago there was :" dem.
ocraic" State Convention held in Maine, a "dem.
ocraiicn State Ticket nominated, and "democra,.
c" resolves passed. calling on the people TO rally
Tor the vlndication Of democratic principles and
the vndcaiion Of the democratic party. Next, a
" Wing" State Convention was held, "Whlg'
State Ticket nominated, and "Whig" resolves
passed, summoning the people 10 the defence OF
Wing principles aud policy against the wilcs aud
mschcfs of fusion. The next we hear, the sup.
por,ers Of this Democratic" and this "Whig"
movement, for the publication and perpetuaiion
of the two old parties, have come together in Lin.
coin county aud nominated "Pusion' County
Ticket-two wings and two Democrats for Sena-
tors, in opposition TO Gov. Morrill, aud the Repub.
leans This is just il should be, and will open
some oyes.-N Y Tribune.
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carried home, aud laid by the side Of his lady
This, he said, was the provision Of the law IN
Great Britain, whom we, IN this country regard as
a most iyrsnnical government Then be related
q case which be said he knew, Illustrative OF the
" barbar,y," Of the Maine Law. said he knew
man who wen, 10 the city asency Of Biddciord,
and GOT small amount Of liquor, and intended
to take 1t the Pool with him, but the boat went
oil and LEFT him. He then though, his best way
would be TO go back into the woods and drink his
liquor there, and he did so, all quietly and alone
but soon he found himself in such a condition that
he could 40, walk very straight. He then thought
he would take some back way and get home
quietly as he cOui. but he was seized by our CITY
Marshall and thrust into that +" Lookup, and
KEEP, ill morning, and then broush. up before that
shebogan Court aud had TO pay fine aud costs
amounting to about $40, for drinking the liquor
that he got iron the Shebogan rum shop Amer
some more remarks Of very Interesting na'ure'
comparing our laws with those OF the "onld
country" lie finally wound u? by adding that be
himself who stood before them, was the man who
had thus had his rights tramPled upon IN THIS
country Of his adoption. What Tyranny"
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-31

ALFRED BANK. A, meeting OF the
STOCKHOLDERS Of the Alfred Bank, The follow
inc gentlemen were chosen Directors,
Nathan Dane, Benz. j. Herrick, Daniel
Goodenow, Ira T. Drew, VIM. q. Conan',.
A. o. CLARK Of Alfred, John Jameson, Of
Cornish, Samuel c. Adams. OF Newtield.
and Geo. A. Frost OF Sanford.
A, subsequent, meeting Of the Directors
Nathan Dane was elected President, and j..
n. Stimson Cashier.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-31

No NEw ERA Is WANTING. The era OF
DIR. William Abbott, who aourished thirty
wears ago, and now exists in vigorous old
age, will do. His Bitters, years and years
ago, cured people Of Dyspepsia and Dysern-
terry, and continues to do the same to-day.
Ask natives Of Boston and Salem, captain:
or.ye.sels, and all good people, about it. and
then call at the store Of the agent, which
tho reader will find advertised in the columns
Of this paper.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-31

ALuosr A DuEL.-A correspondent OF
the Evening Post, writing from Kansas city;
that the people Of Westport had
been edited by row between bully String
fellow and Robert Miller, agent OF the
Shawnee Indians. The quarrel originated
at the gaming table. Miller was for fight at
once. but Strinsfellow insisted that the boz
gus legislature needed his services, and de-
clined to fight until after adjournment.:-
Thus chance OF Kidding Kansas OF nuis'
ance was lost for the present,
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-31

They ARE FAITHFUL, THEY ARE KIND
DR.. AbboHis Biners, as well as sold dog
Tray" arc true friends when Juandice,
Humors, or deransemen, Of the Stomach
assails you. Costing but fily cents, and
taking one bottle only, tho remedy is within
reach Of all classes. The reader will md
the advertisement OF this very valuable
medicine in the columns oil our paper, 10
which he is referred.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-31

VERMONT" Straish, whisgism in Yer
mont is at lower cbb than even in Maine.
A fewof the bunker leaders have nominal
ted State ticket, bu, there IS not single
paper in he State rhieh supports Il, so lar
as weknow. :,
Tho Vermont Huukers ought TO thank
their stars. when they look ut tho straich'
organs in Maine
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Piano Forte Instruction.

AIR. c. II. GRANGER will resume his lessons
MI upon the Piano Forte Those who wish ioE
his services will please apply at hi house on
Summer street.
Any one wishing TO purchase a fine fo,nn Az
iachmeni nj much reduced price, VIII do wen '"
call and see one new for sale az the samc pace
June 2ist, 1855.
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Deatbs.

In this city, Aug. 90, Mary Patterson, aged 81
wears. 9th inst, Rachael Mason, aged SO years.
Both inst, Georgianna, daughter Of Hiram ID.
knight, aged ? years.
In Cornish, Aug. II, Ida Ellen, only child OF
Otis and Roxanna Barker, aged II months.
In Sonersworth, 18th inst, Laura, adopted
child OF Mr.. Levi and Mrs. Mary A. Hanson,
aged months aud 3days.
In Portsmouth, August II, Sarah Holmes, aged
@ years months.
In Boston, 18th inst, Hon. Abbo, Lawrence,
aged GO.
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10 The Fins, Uaiyersalist Society Of sSco *
Tiddcford, having secured the services Of hev. o
Goif, formerly Of Alexander, New YORK. give no
lice 20 ,Iei; friends and the public that services
viii com nence next Sabbath, Sept. md al 'hen
House, in Saco. a., .s
A funeral Sermon will be delivered IN the al.
iernoon, on the death Of Mary b. Patterson, aged
81 wears.
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Aarriages.

In ,hi. city, Aug. %, by Ed. J. Fernald, Mr.
Henry c. Brown 10 Miss Mary NJ. uoodwi'' w"
OF this city.
In this city, Goth inst, by Rev. Levi Lorng
Rev. Benjamin Folleu OF Milo, 10 Mrs. Elizabeth
M. White of Biddeiord.
In Somersworth, 2lst inst, Mr.. Philip King Of
Somersworih, to Miss Harriet b. Goold'ing, OF
Easipor, Me.
In Buxton Centre, by Rev ID. Hobbs, Of Water
boro', Mr.. George A. Willard TO Miss hawena
Hill, both Of Springvale.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-31

BosroS.-When our readers 50 to Boston,
just walk down and take view Of Oak Hall.
1t is one Of the great attractions OF the
city, and you may there procure q suit at
the lotrsst prices. Large sales and small
profits. One Price Cash System.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-31

These meetings viii be addressed BY MI. E' W!
JACKSON, of Nsw Hampshire, and saen o''''
speakers as may be engaged for the occasion
The friend, Il Republican Liberty and Lemperan..e
Are roses,ed ic make arrangements hf the a'. sv,I
Dysrasr Of the Republican County o0HHis'se.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-31

The following was applied by VIM. Cob
bet, to political opponent.
I" lie lied, and knew that he lied, and
he knew that knew that he lied, and ]
knew that he knew that l knew that nc
ied.n
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CHARLES HARDY

HAS Twenty desirable House Lots within five
IL or six minuie,' walk OF the Mills, which he
will sell very low. Prices from $50 TO s375 per
lot. Most OF these lots are fenced and IN a high
state Of cultivation.
Also, handsome field Of Grass Land for sale.
Terms TO suit purchasers.
BiddelocJ, June ls,, 1855. 2M
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Republican Meetings.
-.~x~x an uoOY
rREEMEN OF YORK

,JErTINGs tDr the discussion q tia principles Q,
vi Human Liberty, and Of Temperance, 70 when AZ
the people are inyit win be hell on the days desgna
tel In the following villages ami towns In 'ae eoah"
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Musical Instr lotion .

THE Subscriber win give lessons on the riano-rorte,
se,sieon, &C, 20 all Who may desire her services
Residence, washingten Nc. niddefsrd'
s,2, s.E. NAssuERE.
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RpIGuroN MARKET.-Aug. ..

BRIGHTON MARKEr.-Aug. q
,N.,le, 1850 Reef Cattle 500 sheep and $40 SWINE
Reef Catle-ws quote extra $500 9.s'i nr,t 9Ss'
lty tsS0 ss,ss; second 81 rs $500 third s',s''
Working Oxen Sales from SO TO $l2s.
Cows and Calyes.-saies frVn - 70 $9s.
sheep.-Saies nom q, 90 10 St,oI.
swine.-At retail, from c to We.
BOSTON AIARKET,-Aug. 9.
riour-We.,ern common bran,s, ts,I6 s,sI ian-
cy. $50, Extra, 9T5 to ll.o Genessee Extra, ioso'o
Grain-southern Yellow Corn 10 selling at e'c:i ana
WLis al 9Ic Oats 90 81 cts. Rye, In lots, u 10.
HAy-Eastern 10 selling ut s2S per ton, cash.
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Berwick Academy,

SOUTH BEN WiNh' WAL
ME Trustees Of Berwick Academy have secured the
i services Of AIR. WILLIAMS, PALMER, graiu-
ate Of Dartmouth College, as Principal and Dr. d. ~.
GRAY formerly Of Magialen Hall, Oxford as Asset.
ate Principal who will beassisted by Ms. PALMER
and Mrs GRAY Prom the high reputation OF these &c
oompIshe ami experienced teachers the Trustees have
entire confidence nrecommeDdng this school lin every
respect adapted 10 give complete education 70 young
ades az wen as thoroughly 10 prepare young men br
entering any New England College, either a. Freshmen,
or AT more advanced standing and fully TO educate
those who desire to M themselves for the duties d active
life.
I'm either department, who may complete the enure
course Of study prescribed. and by their general good
conduct have deserved such testimonials.
The Fall term will commence on TlluRsDAn MohN-
ING, Sept oh next. Tuition fees, - Tor each OF ths
Fall and spring terms ani so for each Winter and
summer term. An additional charge will BE- made for
instruction In the Modern Languages Music AMI pra~'
ing Boani can be obtained at from 81 10 ~ % per
week. A limited number Of pupils can be boarded In
the families % the Teachers. Circulars, with iu par
III =, a., ,,,a,x a, saith Ierxlck. 2w3l
II. II. HOBBS, Secretary.
I,gu.t % Iss5
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Removed Again
MONEY TO LOAN

ON WATCHES, JEwELRY,I SILVER
" WARE, or with any good security
SHAW & CLARK, Jewellers.
Biddeford, 1854 o2ssf
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Notice 10 Tax PAYERS.

Notice 10 Tax payers.
NOTICE IL hereby given that, agreeably 10 order
~ passed by the City Council q the city % Biiisorl.
To all persons who shall voluntarily pay the taxes
ell the present yearon their ,ponal AMI real estate,
10 the Treasurer of the city, there will ~ abatement
% per cents paid or before the tenth day % July
next that there will be abatement % pr cent, on
personal aud real estate only, paid bsfore tre
hrst day % August, per cent, paid 90 before tho
hrst day % Sept, anil per cent, II paid on or beors
the first day Of October next.
l.. LORING, ia, Treasurer u Bidefori.
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.o0 Coat Makers Wanted.

u,.Sryp Immediately, Coat AMI Pant Makers,
w No NJ Central block, W whom con.tan, anl,oy-
meut vii ts given 49,. ~ "'
Blddeiori, Aug. y, 1893.
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LASELL FEMALE SEMINARY;
AuBuRNDALE, MASS.

mgS mile, from Boston,-aocessble By the feqaen'
Trains q the Worcester Railroad.
The FALL SESSION vii commence rHrhspAf, SIP
tember IL. 1855 =,
]. LAsELL, AN,
Ycr Catalogues AMI other Information, Apply 70 inc
Principals. -,
ApburniAie, Aug 1873. SmS'
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Bao. CowAN:-T battle Is waxing warm 10
this place, n. Berwick, and You may be assured
hall not shrink The Maine Democrat oil ihls
week contains the following article from 80. X
Of this place, and designing, doub, iopress up
ON me. II will do the cause good il you will give
il, and the answer to it, an early place in your ex'
eelleni Journal. Yours, as ever
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aTmSas DoS'r LIKE TO sEE.-ld0nt like to
see a minister OF the gospel. so into his pulpit on
the Sabbath, in "a bold, JsHiug manner. aud P'O-
claim to respectable audience, tina, il they don't
like To hear wha, he has 10 say, they may stay at
home.
don't like to see minister going of on Sa'ur-
day evenings, TO attend exciting political meet
ings in the namc Of lectures on RSmanism-,hinS
/, poorly qualities them for the duties Of the holy
Sabbath.
don't like TO hear minister preach politics on
the Sabbath; or, IN other words, make political
application of his texts OF Scripture, few weeks
before election. Iwould say To such as Paul said
TO the Corinthians, "Do your business and be qui-
e,-iret not when others say they don't like such
things" U. n.
North Berwick, Aug. Is, 1855
o no, Mr.. o. X, we DO not expect you to Ike
the things above named. VIVA, Pope rsr liked
free yalpu' What ,yrant srsr liked free spesch
What Hunker ersr liked free rOtsr' Wha, cor
rupt politician ersr liked 10 have tie truth told
jnst before slsctioN9 What thief N0 liked the
smell Of hemp' Bark away, the moon will still
keen ON lis course. FREE PULrrr.
North Berwick, Aug. 23l, 1855.
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Biddeiord, August 18th, 1855.
We, the Mayor and Aldermen OF the City oil
BiddeforJ in the County Of York, repaired to the
place within designated and examined the same,
and then and there determined that there is a ne.
cessI,y for such drain or sewer as prayed for In
said petition.
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STATE OF MAINE, ..
rz......, ,,p Naux =

STATE OF MAINE, g.
County OF YoRk 80
10 the Mayor and Alderman of the City Of Bid.
dstord, iaths County aud State cfore'dia
The undersigned citizens residing in said Bid.
deford, respectfully represent and state that u VIII
be for the public necessity and convenience that
drain or common sewer be made along by and
across the following named lands in said Bidde.
lorl. to wit, (: Beginning on or near land formerly
Of William Smith, on the South east side OF Green
street; thence in South Westerly direction over
and across lands of Mr.. Sawyer, William An
,lrews, Thomas Underwood, William L. Baker, Mr..
Tilton.-land now or iomerlyoi Alexander Booth.
by,-land Of Andrew Small, George II. Adams,
Dominicus s. Pike, Thomas Smith and Nathaniel
Smith, 10 mill brook, so called. And to the end
that said drain or sewer be made, your petitioners
pray that such measures may be taken In the
premises rs the statute in this behalf made aud
pro, ideG requires.
Bddeiord, August s, 1883. .,,,,,,,,
WM. ANDREWS
MOSES SMITH,,
JAMES LORD, Jr.
JOHN NELSON,
II. II. MCKINNEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

TIE BUFFALO Know NerHNes, in convention,
have approved the anti-Banks course pursued
by Mr.. Solomon G. Haven in Congress, and
have appointed him their delegate to the Phi
ladelphia National Council of the I'D Febru-
airy, naming, also, Mr.. Fillmore az their candi-
date for the Presidency. Mr.. Haven being Of
the law firm Of Fillmore, Haven Il Co., will
doubtless stick to the copartnership; but We
fear that George Law has the track south and
east Of the Cayuga Bridge. The combustibles
are beginning to crackle. Hurry up the dele
gates
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HErrISG Ills NEI0nBoHs --Acc0r5irr 20 ne
Nicaragua news, whish &c Published yeg.ez-
dag, General Walker having a gargl-sage Of
troops o. hand, Lad detailed ba..aliol t. sac
assistance Of lis ally, nc Pscsilen. o. EZoala-
ras, against Tie Guatsmalaus. TLls looks Ike
making war against State win which we ere
q. peace; but as this has occurred sluce The
Northern Light affair, We sanao. perceive Low
this Walker eatsaliou for Honduras csa be al
Piled il making on. Tic case Of .te adrivis,Ts-
ton. We have heard Il ramo-ed That Marcy
and Cushipg are to write cut s.rcrq speoial
chapter for Congress upon this business. which
mey, perhaps, DC as long as the Koszsa Lester
and quite as interesting. Meantime, as Cen.
Walker appears 10 Be making gooJ thius og
it IN Central America, Il Is likely thss he VII
go on withou. specially consulting our soluns
al Washington. The long pro.raeted and Icng
increasing complications CT Central Amer
lean affairs ore coming to solution, a. ali
events; and to this extent, whatever may be tie
ultimate issue, Gen. Walker is making Ilmsslf
public benefactor. Your Anglo American
alibuster, IL you please, is the only available
diplomat for Interpreting all such rubsiaa "a
Brii'sh Mosquito yro.ec'orases epd Clayton
I1iNsr asa.,sa
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CONVENTION or ANrI-N NEBRASKA EDrroRs.--The
Illinois tree soil journals are discussing the pro-
priety ola convention Of the anti Nebraska edi-
tors Of that State, in order to more harmoni-
ous agitation of the niger question. Hadn Y
they better wait the developement Of the fusion
policy Of Congress? How can the brethren ex-
poet TO be enlightened in Illinois, while they
are all yet in the dark at Washington! Hold on.