The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-10-03

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To CORRESPONDENTS. We have on hand
q large number Of communication, some re.
ceiycd before, and Others subsequent 10 the
to the State election. Some of them came to
us with request for US to correct errors in
orthography, grammar aud even in construe-
ton Of sentences, and insert. Now VIC have
no time for such work. We had much
rather write an article ourselves than to
patch up one written by another. We make
II an inyariable rule to put aside all CON-
munications requiring corrections, and all
which are not accompanied with the name
Of the author. The reason Of the latter rule
to save from imposition, is obvious. While
we are always willing to crafty those who
send communications, wc wish to remark
that the size of our paper, though larger
than country papers usually are, is not yet
sufficient to insert all that comes 10 US week.
ly which seems to US important to publish.
We are Obliged to pass over many cOmmu-
nications simply because we cannot insert
them without crowding out more valuable
matter which due attention to the public
tastes and interests compels US to publish.
This will account for the non.anneara,cs or
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''"' Recommendations We ha'e reoe"eu' i'll
our columns
MASSACHUSETTS MnnrRs. Hon. Arson
p. Burlingame, Hon. Linus Comins, Hon.
Chauncey l.. Knapp. Hon. James Buf6nton.
oil oil them members oil the present Congress
from Mass, have been nominated for re-
election a,,;n nv the Rennbl;cans and Fra.
mon, Imc,;oo,. :, ,ho;- u,.,,.,;,. a;.,-;.,.
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The utmost good feeling seems to prevail be
tween the Republicans and Fremont Amer
leans i'm Massachusetts,.
y A paper has been started in Whining
ports Fremont for the Presidency. II has
the names oil the republican candidates Tor
os H. Columns ~ "' ~ ' "N"O
y We learn from Pennsylvania that
Gen. Puryiance, late democratic Auditor
General OF the State, has taken the stump
in Butler Co., for Fremont. Gen. Puryi-
ance was n member OF the Cincinnati Con-
ventlon, which nominated buchanan, and
was chairman oil she committee on Its per-
manent organization.
w.
- "' ifeiuo", oicOsolai usAe' Ior
gsh', Is now eompie'e, win the e1ooPuon
oil the TWO electors Tor the state ~ large
r,o,nv..M, p,.,,,d ~ ,r,;on
,s.;dsn, IN mi, town .n,I;sS e., Admission
~ vo,s No. n. haii r. ~. b,nd Re.
publican So!e' ana tnete oslns some aoaD'
His ,oot a horse a, = t.. ,P NJ rode 70
Union. and got there jus, in season 10 de-
peslt MS vote mere, I"a,gois secured m'
,Sa, p;,, ~ NJSamss,on i ,1n,,o, ~
The Nav GovERson OF KANSAS The
Providence Journal, in commenting on the
recen, Affairs in Kansas, says
The thing ,ha, We most dis,rus, in Governor
bogus law. Of the Missouri Territorial Leg
stature shall be enforced. These laws ar
framed WIN the direct in'enoon OF ioIcl .n
lie. ~. ar.a mV ma;o,;,v NAV hs 10 accen
IN. These law, were no, enacted BY com
peient authority; they were never agreed
70 py 'ne people ,ney Violate 'ne n's PRIV y;
, ,crslv onno.sS 10 ,bs Cons,;,n,;on Of IN
, United States. ian attsmp, is made I,
enforce them and to impose slavery upor
{ more trouble.
J, :,
: - Inc lexington lMo') oi'ieh Misne
i Tor maj settlement oil the Kansas aanca'
: ties, and says; eli the lavless conduct
some OF our men is tolerated by those VII
take the lead IN Kansas Affairs q reaeno
8 in public sentiment must take place. an
A right thinking men, even on the border, vii
cease to act in cause whose partisans hav
= no respect to law, to common honesty Q
q e A Welsh miner, oy the name OF jon
If Thomas, Is Attracting much attention !
d Western pennsylvania Tor his rough, bu
strong and eloquent speeches in iavor