The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-03-21
FOR JUDGE DOUGLASS.

FOR JUDGE DOUGLASS.
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MARYLAND. IL will be seen, is here set down
for Gen. Pierce, and perhaps correctly so,
but il is obvious from'the not very amicable
spirit manifested by the party in this city,
that large portion of It win be thorough
ly Disguised by the denomination of Gen.
Pierce. New York which is also set down
for Pierce, sends two delegations the Softs,
hvoring Pierce, ana the Hards, Buchanan.
-Bai'imore american.
TUE WE,Lru or NEw YoRK CIrY.-The
money article in the New York Times shows
the enormous individual and city wealth OF
New York. The figures are taken from the
report of the City Comptroller, and the
Times says -
"rhey exhibit the almost imperial wealth
Of this city at five hundred and twcnty-ninc
millions of dollars to G2+,OO0 inhabitants,
or SS,Slj qualified electors, equal to So
965 To each clectOr. The separate wealth of
the City Corporation, SO, GS4, 100, inelud-
ing the CrotOn Aqueduct, is fyefold greater
than the public debt N 1886, 1876 that en-
cumbers IL. The AREA of $50 acres set apart
and ASSESSED for the Public Park is equal to
100 bullding lots, % by 100 feet cach.-
The property has been taken for this object
nj am assessed valuation of IS, lS9, 969, to
which is To be added the cost of grading, I'M
closing and ornamcnting the grounds. The
money to meet these ends will be raised hy a
city loln, which, under such an exhibit OF
wealth and moderate incumberance, need
scarcely bear five per cent per annum TO COM
'mand its par value"
A DECISION or INTEREST. The Supreme
Court of Massachusetts,, has just decided
that if man 50 place his property as to
prevent its being attached, he may be de-
clared an insJ,scnt debtor, and his property
b, > lied and distributed rs such, lchether he
is actually msOlrnt or not. Gentlemen
given to dOdgss, and not ut all troubled
with scruples of conscience, should bear this
decision in mind.
Mons REPUTATION. The indianapolis
Journal, the leading American paper Of In
diana. repuditcs the Philadelphia nomina-
tons, and SAYS
"Such ticket upon such platform
means simply that the slavery contest must
cease; and rs il iroHt cease on the part OF
the pro-slavery men the North must yield.
We don't bSlieye that the pe0pleO f Indiana.
after rcbukins the Nebraska swindie, and
crushing its advocates will consent 10 stult-
ify themselves by such declaration" Fill
moro has no show IN the great West.
r,pv A. T-pxrp s3O O0O wopru oY
p,o"xp,y Drs,soyxn anndsrs,anJ tha,
= e.. brnke am, NJ Turner y;Ila.s vss,erIay
s,.ano'r -, n o,.i,,.L - 81, Lr,lJ;n.,
''.,,,,;,.i as b., e,.,os,, ,h.n.s conn..,,'
~, i,;,h The ,.r;s, Mill 49, Mill and VOL.
~, T.. 60, d.s,roy;na an ,h', hn;IJ;n,s
nv intense efr,rt, ,hs stock in the wsoleu
/ e,ctnry was s,ye,l. but none of the machin.
n.. N",L;n,. was saycJ fr,m ,he 9th,
S.;il;n,,s NJ. s',,, mill was owned y,
NJ P,on.h onJ Chasa oS Tnrner. ~,
-, In D.. O. pail CI.,L and ~,
sott In 7 E,nILn.- ns p"s,a, y,
NJ" ln," - s ''.ns ~, =. 49," :.
~ Wv ~ $3.50 ~" ~ - :.
. .ue ~ az = 70 III. w.. ~ :.
,he h";IS;n,O Nh" 49, my, d;sa";ro =.
calamity for our neighbors, DESTROYING as Il
did u very important portion of the village
but we trust the buildings will soon be NJ
built, Tor our Turner people are not the
ones to be easily east down.-DeHo. Adro'>
"ser'
FRAxK = BI,m. JR., of Missouri. at
pr,-..nt a member of the Missouri Iegisla
lure. was appointed member of the Re
nnblican National Committee by the Pitts
burg Convention. IL has been said that b,
would not aecep, this position. and that h,
would not act with the Republican party
lie mas Puol's m'l Ie'.er on u's su'yse', y
the Of io1s inc. y.oe' Az N wiz" ~. sss ~
now, "s ng alNa!s prs oScn, i0, =, anN
OF .ne 90 yo ';,; anu -, o, ms seno
aen n,IIor ~. '''''" y" '"0 A"~' q"''"O'