The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

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fllsd ~ tie Eonicaton Of Mr. John w. Foster, OF Bm
FED nov OF tbs Governor Council and tho ssms ran
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though perhaps possessed OF equal taents, cannot.
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80 ~ sos' !" 'uos'u " slrPfhso rreS'aent
Pierce wes not nominated FOR re election BY the demo
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Mr.. Q H. Vickery, who has BEEN appointed A,sstant
Pestmastsr OF Fau River. was an old eo.i,onst And
Al suoh Va, elected to ths stat. s.n.t. hv -. o
ro.,. IN. ,,yy Yea, that " cn.h,n. -. ~.
"erush,ng OUT letter The Nswburyp,r. Herald Is do
.dl,x Mr. Cu.binr avan,t ths ch.rs. az b.vtn. ~,
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an abohhonsst though he was a good enough one to
sa,issy energetic enemy OF slavery as Mr.. j. g.
Wsttlsr the YER, Ty,]asus OF thu G.rrssni.n Cause
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asis ming Wa % asIy that no ever was coAi-
tons that he wrote lea iing articles 'or demo
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democrat.
Tho svedenboryisn Annual Convention met nj th.
rordoin stree. chapel, Boston. on tn. as,h Jsae-Dl
worcester Pr'Aens There 's'.eoat sls'y delegates
vsre ma ae from which II anpears IA, mi. .,,.,r
iorm OF ohissAa,'y getting % about ~ feshas good
or Lecture % solomon's Temple was ma1s by gentle
mar 10 hsioe rom which appsars that that oels
pItsums that we get esaa Of tue temples spl.ndo.
iaaer fro What Was Done BY Hsrod the ares. tuan oy
so!omon The VIE Considerable discaason arose on
sols ib'Iodueso y Mr.. Hubbard, TO the effect that
.,ss Of church in .larscr form As contained IN tue
doct ne Of The New Church sed ia the world aod
ist forth In tie writings Of swedenborg as ssfdy asd
ss.a u can 90 90 This resolve 'as
. sav II stated n New York paper, the other day,
that Ire Newport Mercury - The oldest paper In the
..i inougn s;mesnsi abort OF century 10 age
LIS nnmEsi iof on this very day ths Portsmouth
81 caiae On isfes the sIst hall Of 10 ons hun.
sseoac - very good and vigorous paper nov, and
battles fonty 'or the national Adminstr stion which IL
1hs Govsrnor and Council hsy. not yet decided upo.
me ie OF WILSON ssntsncea 70 b hanged for the muir
Ger eonvic, AZ cnArssoHn Another hssrioy hA.
ocsn sfhhSa 70 tas aavocAtss OF conmutAtoA OF
Punnnmsha
Inc nscoanics' ASoeiAtion OF Worcester have com
tpe1cso we siecuon OF nsv hAi ~ cost OF Ssoeco,
bssos psyipf sSo Wy ior me iand 90 which formerly
oe tne ienosncs OF The Ass Daaie waldo an emnsot
nsn OF tnas nournninx city. uh 70 be I0fest hi9A
Inc f1aciPsi han wfu be on sns third moor AMI will b.
Iox eet onE Dy oo woe ana ~ isev IN height There
WI % salcon unees hs front gallery loo BY Y feet
wpion asndsd 70 prevsns tbs noias OF the strsets
from disturbing setings Ia The hall On the second
hoSr thsIs Is 20 b hall so By 50 feet library Rooms
and passage ways On the ground hoor thsrs to b
four large storss, main mtrsncs aid two large stores
n shs rs.s Ihs ba.er.snf W have i.,Ge room Tor
part Of the socstys sxhibdons. To the maa AL
there uu BE- nine dormtores - tbs Romsns we're ussd
10 call sueh thiDga Ihe architect M. Eifidae Boy
den, o. Worcester The werk on the building gas eom.
msncsd last week, and when completed II will b OF
the nns~t Structures Of the Kind IN New England and
~ ornamental ~ ussfu 20 Worcester, beauty ~ we'll
a. utility having besn thought OF IN drawing up the
psns
Tbs new jeu for Mddlssex county, and 10 be located
at lowell win cot about eils o0o--rathsr more than
lees The exact sun cannot b asocstaiosi yet a.
some changes bAvs been made In the original plan Tho
contract ne bes taken BY Mr. Peter Powers, Of Lowell
an eminent naa IN hh Profession
1fsTe we're i've miles 81 logs on the Merrmack river,