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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-02-17
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13
NAME.

| The result of the election Of last Monday in
Maine may be very briefly described as triumph
of the party of Slavery and of Rum, made up as it
ia of tie conpenal portions Of the late Wing and
Democratic parties. We state this result in so
blunt manner in order that the worst may be
known 1t is true that the Democratic candidate
for Governor everywhere on the stump declared
himself to be hostile to the Nebraska BILL and that
the people were told that the Liquor-Law was the
only issue; but it is equally certain that the PEI
culiar Fusion now brought into power will stead
tasty oppose all practical measures to rescue
Kansas from the clutches of Atchison and String
fellow, and will be found on every occasion ready
to give substantial aid and comfort to the Admins
tration of Mr.. Pierce. In fact, The Union and
The Richmond Enquirer will celebrate this as sub
stantially an Administration victory.
That we are panied at this result we do not con-
ceal for we had hoped better things of Maine. But
it does not appear that the Republicans there have
been guilty of any serious error Of any culpable
neglect Their vote largely exceeds that they
brought out last year. and their candidate for Gov
ernor leads all the others now as he did then.
What has now caused their defeat is, in the first
place, the enormous effort made by the liquor
dealers of New York and Boston to affect this cleo
ton and in the second place. the fusion between
the bunker Wings and Hunker Democrats in the
Legislative Districts. Last year these congenial
elements were still asunder and the Republicans
easily carried the State. This year the Fusion
proves to have the majority. The result will be
the repeal essential modification of the Liquor
Law and the filing of all the State Executive offices
with men Of the new party
The turn of the contest in Maine should show
the Republicans of other States that it will not do
for them to cherish an oyerweening confidence or
to pretermit any effort necessary to render our
success certain 1t is true that in Ohio and New
York, for instance, we 60 into the contest under
circumstances much more favorable than they en-
Joy ed in Maine but it lie our solemn duty not only
to achieve victory, but one of such proportions
as will tell in behalf of Freedom in Kansas. We
must care that not a friend is alienated or vote
lost by any that prudence, devotion, and wis
dom can obyiate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13

A curious question. we hope bo will be- per''""!
d,nlt with. A. tho same tImo We confidently sfa'.
that IN the most Congress smne Hyde viii DO ''"n"
10 take bis u,urpatop. 10 hand wholesome
JJudre Ia needed not lesa In this case than IN tno
other; nor will II he difficult to show that Jaas'
Knuo'. Court has no moro jurisdiction TO right or
rev, nre the pretended wrongs OF the kidnapping
Wheeler than the Earl Marshal Courts had To en-
terrain suits for words. Nay, more ~ 1t appeared
that the Earl Marshnls Court had gonc on sitting
ILLEGALLY for more thai century. 40 1t Will
not be very difficult to show that tho Jurisdiction
assumed for this sixty years past by the courts anu
officers Of the United States under color oil the
Fugitive Slave act of 1893, has been equally illegal
And We trust sns hope that thts parallel be-
twesn the csses may hold good 10 tue result
also; and that by the repeal Of that act or BY
the full exposure Of its unconstitutionsltty.
stop may be put to its further enforcement.
Should such be the result Of Psssmore William
sons in prisonment, that Imprisonment will be
q service rendered to him and the cause he has
at heart similar to that conferred on Joseph BY
his brethren when they cast him into the pit in
the widerr ess, and afterwsrd sold him to the
travelling Ishmaelites for twenty pieces Of
silver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13
MORE PRESIDENTS.

Though the indignation so generally felt at
the Imprisonment Of Passmore Williamson by
Judge Ksne--to which the Sapreme Court OF
Pei nsylvanis has now become acces,ory-is as
lust as il is lively, at the same time it 10 but JUS
tice to Judge Kane to remember that his gross
usurpation Of jurisdiction and his prostitution of
the authority properly belonging to his ofice to
the oppression of political opponent, is no new
thing under the sun. The history of English
jurisprudence 10 full Of similar instances, one of
which we now proceed to give. They had for
merly in England a Court Of Cbivalry, so
cslled-and what more natural than that Judge
Kane, sdmirer and champion as he is Of our
modern slaveholdipg chivalry, should look spe-
ciaily to that Court for precedenss to guide his
actioni
This Court of Chivalry was properly held by the
Earl Constable and the Earl Marshal, and it's
proper business was to decidTuestions and dis
putes about rank, precedence, and srmOrial bear
ings-matters at one time led so important as to
require the Jurisdiction of q special tribunal
Nor need we Americans sheer at these fOlies of our
English ancestors Of the Middle Ages, after having
ourselves established here in America, and in the
middle Of the Nineteenth Century, special tribun-
al. for the catching of runaway negroes, and that
too with Jurisdiction which Gusts not merely the
Supreme Courts Of the States, but as well the
Supreme Court Of the United States.
The Office Of the Earl Constsble-an office,
at least judging by its title, exactly suited to
Judge Ksne's taste--hsving become hereditary
| In the BOkups Esrls Of HsYtf0ft, descended by
Inheritance TO the Duke Of Buckingham, who
Wa, attained 10 the reign 81 Henry VIII by
| this sttsindsY the oe5es Was forfeited and was
never sfterwsfd revived. Nevertheless tae
Esri NsrsksI stiii went On 70 hold The Court VI
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13

Opening OF THE Bosros ARTISANS REcRsArTE
UsIoS.-Ths Temperance Reform in Boston has taken
a new and more practical shape, IN the estAe-
lisbnent of the Artisans Recreatve Union. Fnis
Ins,itu ion aims TO open to the artisan cheap avenues
for refined and elevated recreatons; evening schools
to educate the young working map, and by Ignoring
the use of all that intocicstes 10 demonstrate that
,ocial enjoyment does not eyenuate in Social and
raj debasement The means for attaining taee
ends are found in providing spacious roon;s, elegantly
decorated and devoted to read Z, music, converse
ton, and wholesome refreshmen., at comparatively
trivial cost The central rooms of the association, in
Brstpe street. were opened on Saturday with fes-
tyaI, at which Mayor Smith presided, and tho Rsv.
T. H. Chaplin, and other distinguished orators, dell
vcrcd addresses worthy Of them-elves, and OF tho
occasion When will such movement DO inauga-
rated in this city !