The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-09-04

NOMINEES ToR STATE SENATE. The Re-
publicans OF York, Oxford and franklin
have renomInltDd for the Senate, with much
unanimity, the gentlemen who rcpreS nted
them last year. There was IN The last Leg
islatare no moro worthy and efficient nem-
bcrs than ScAMNAS, DANE, JONLs, WOOD
EURT, TwITcHELL and llOYt.-kegebec Jour
nal. #0
WASHINGTON IrENs Tho Tri5Vns's cor
respondent saws Beverly Tucker rejects the
Liverpool, Consulate, and insists upon the
Presidents redeeming the promise of giving
him the United States Marshtlship for that
District. The latter place H., however, TO
served for Georgc Plate Of Pennsylvania.
A WESTERN CoRNrlrLp Tie CINCINNATI
Ga:ciie says:
40 give our Eastern readers an idea OF
tic pTOqucis OF some Of our Western corn
feds, we mention the lac. that Joseph Hays
AN old farmer in L.wrenceburg, Indiana,
sold go 600 bushels Of cora last week for so
cents rer bushei, and Eve ceatS additional
for hauling il % the point of delivery in
that place. IL was almost wholly the crop
Ut 1896. though small pagt OF i, was LET,
over from the previous years crop. IL pro-
duccd the snug sun OF ,S2j 500, and was
raised on the famous Miami Bottoms between
Lswreneebarg aud ElizzbsthtOwn, that for
halt century have turned out enormous
crops, without any apparent abatement OF
fertility"
tn, Portland State of Mau, states that
,he h.sin of the ;, John and Ayo0stOok is
equal 10 the bes; portions Of Minnesota and
Iowa. ). l.. GOOltle, ESQ, ct Slco, the
accomplished Secretary OF the Maine Board
of Agriculture, has just sompletsl u tour
Ol observation into the region 0t the State,
and more than confirms To US, by his state
mcnts, the altering accounts heretofore
gwen OF that large anu fertile region. AZ.
ricultuul products arc raised in untold
abundance hat it cosJ, S3j pr ton to-
send them to markct.-heaEebec Journal.
BoGVs DEuOcaACr. The Boston Post ex-
ults loudly over the " Victories Of the Dem
ocracy" in the South and West. or tho
election in Missouri i. slys:
" The opposition or emancipation vote,
however, IS respectable, oul remarkable, MS
showing the close union between the rcpub-
leans and know nOlhu-S. Their candi-
date, Major Rollins. committed him.c,fOpen-
ly every where - the policy of encouraging
the free state emigration "a Missouri, aud
advocated the cause OF free 0hitn labor"
Il isa great Democratic Victory" in
the estimation Of the Post, 70 defeat man
who encourages tree state emigration to
Missouri, and advocates Toe cause Of free
white labor!
DISEASES AroSc Garlic. A disease is
said to be making fatal work among the
cattle about Utica, y. Y. \ correspondent
OF the Observer SAYS the dis,.'a Is ideRtical
with tie one which has, during the past
year, carried 0lI in Russia $1,000. Austria
%, -, Gallicia 1900, aud MOnroyia
. 900 head OF cattle; thcs, arc tho num-
hers officially reported. This disease Is
known Us the cattle plague, 'riader gssi, :
bloody murrlin,' &c. 1t is universally adj
mi.,ed 10 be highly contagious, and may
BE- carried by persons visiting tacs.cl, equal.
liz as well as by the deceased animal being
6rough, within short dis.anc, OF tho
healthy.
TALKING Hon. The NIat5son (Illinois)
Ga:.iie, rel hot Douglas organ, is out'in
favor Of reducing the free colorcl popula.
ton Of that State, to Slavery T, Douglas
i not TIA next "borler ruffan" candidate
for the Presidency, it will not be because
anybody else will oyer.bid him for South.
ern support, bus because the south will ex'
erciss towards him its proyerbial ingrati-
tude. Hear the following ut,crsne1 Of his
"Democra,ic'' mouth.piecc.
"With the growing tendency Of negro
equality in our State, it Is now sub r"' OF
serious consideration to the people of Iii.
nOis, whether thCy will extend to negroes
political and social equality, and continue
TO !ct thCm pour into inc STATE, or whether
lhCy will az once declare rs measure of
seliGo.cnse and policy, in favor ct the Rr-
rsTABLI,IuiENT o. SLAVERY IN THE STATE -
Ii may DO % some of YOU a startling gues-
ton but il j. always matter %! diecrc.
ton % determine between two propositions.
You have before YOU negro equality in all
Is forums and bearings, aud in, milicst pos
s,b!e form Of negro slavery. Which will
you take? You have se2n how utterly pow.
rrless your "biack laws" have proved T.,
be. Some other course mus &c taken. &c
VIC arr % have the Alrlc n race among us
lee us, let ms have them saves, wtll.ied,
wcll-clal, bu; kept "a thcir proper sphere
and allowed all the privileges consistent
with their real wants, and the safety and
well-beng q. our own race
The Belfast Journal IN announcing
the fusion Of the Bangor Democrat and Ban.
COR JouTaai says:
awe ARE glad orthc change. II iras a
grcriOHS farce last year, % SO the Journal
by the action OF the whig state convention,
main aiming an anomalous position as a
wing paper. when as every school boy
knew, the only question was Buchanan or
Fremont. Fillmore, the Know Nothing can.
didate, presenting no practical point only
rs HALFWAY rock for people to set IN and
cool until they could see where it was cNpe-
dent to 60"