The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-04-03

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(" Everything points Ia the ina.xible de-
,crlniniion of III. Administration u oh.
s,rye the stringent rule OF rotation in Office.
The /" ms lSjk blue-the {" outs' Iope-
inl. The present prospect, however, Is that
no Important change, will bc made for
month 10 come
MAINE R,ILSoAp M,rrKns. The York
and Cumberland railroad disieultias are
abint to bs aliustel. John NJ. Wood has
transferred Ia the trustees orer $50, 900 of
stock, aud $40, 900 Of bonds. Charles Q.
Clapp has handed In tonds ~ large
amount, and the old securities have been 10
largely SURF ndercd for new bonds that IL il
expected that large majority will come
into the new arrangement.
" Mr. B.dser of North Carolina,
Whose distinction rs u Lawyer entities his
judgment to more than ordinary value, said
at tho conclusion of Judge Curts's opinion,
that It was the most clear, compact and
conclusive piece Of judicial reasoning, from
first to last, that he had ever heard or rcad.
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incmcnt Of Fugitive slaves, under penalty
OF $500. All tho Democrats yotd against
the biii-all the Republicans for il, except
,vo
II Tho New Hampshire Patriot il ouits
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state. IL says:
That tlii, result is moro disastrous 10
the Democracy than we expected, VIC freely
admit. II Is true We did p0t expect Dem
ocritic victory, hut We hoped for at least n
plrti,! that We should divide the field
with tho encmy-thata drawn hattie would
he the insult Of tho Contest. Bat the 40.
1 ,',,.,i > WV " "'" e'' '"' W. ""''''
ocb'LANr. Inc southsiIe wa Demo-
cra' !" n'Sh sP'F''s over inc Drcd Scott
p'"'o"' HECTARES ','a' 'h's opinion must
VI" 'oho"'d ny olner decisions ana resuh'
c ,''"' :" ''' ,'''" 's N's'o SUI
""S' mus W "''','''u everywhere a"d
''S'o "''~'"S'S III 'ho '"aP'o ' occupying
p''",'''0"' ','''' ~ o'' ''''''''s una
he ahated,
p,xrr, Acc,,,xr u, w.,,os,,v
Mrs. CHASE, Wife of John Chase of Ken
'iag,on. n II met with u singular and
l.,n !, accident, , W. While watering hoIse'
with the halter s,m"hnw ,i.I " ,r"nnJ h.r
thumb, and when size had entered the build
my the door swung TO with volencc, lcav
;5 III !" w., W." ,. anu TIC nl,nh w ,h9 out
Mkin. or her thumb and dr,winy th.
:horis from her arm up to the elbow -
.""'N'yp0'' "'''''
TIE Srps. When Governor Marcy was
told that the rule OF removal was to be M
piled n .orJusly t, all OFF :, holders nj the
xpir,,i,n Of their c,nmi,si,r. b;.,,,v ~.
ply was. that no " ,housh, he had gone
tar enough, in declaring tina. to tho victor,
,-lon.ei the sp,il.. but he never supno.n
they would bi encouraged "a quarrel among |
themselves ana p'lliS, their own camp.
TuE GovERsoRsu,p or KAysrs. The tl.
.n,ph informs us that II,n. R,hrtJ Walk.
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49, pP'' "'' 'o''0' +" "'''P.o
TIC oSice o' w er"or OF hans's' It's hin
I'D that lie expects to produce order in that
territory IN short time, when he will re-
sim. and hi, Secretary. r. p. Sunton. NJ
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'e""cS'cc' Is " as"u'ho INC oiice.
xxJu., before the derar,oro Of Senator
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nau'',er 'or f'ar0pe' 10 addressed 10 Gov
Fletcher OF vermont % reply 10 the rcsoiu-
lions passed by the Legislature Of Vermont
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