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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
SENTIMENT or The STATE.

To he IditOT IF The n. y. Tribune.
SIR: | lave just come from the "rarai dlstrlcls'
vi ich give Rel uhican majorities, aud you may reS
asuItd tlat tie Republicans to n man are against
striking Il cir CoOrs at ills stage Of the rictoyg
Tluc who do the voting in ranks fully under
ttaId the great questions which have been settled by
tie election Of Lincoln and HamIin.
AZ TO tie Fusionsts and Confusionists let them go
10 studying the reFoluonists adopted by the Conven-
ton of lS56, which nominated Fremont, and those OF
$780, wien MIR. Lincoln was nominated, before they
NJ derake 10 amend The Constitution at the bidding Oi
tie slaye OligaIcfy
BY Aili,le V Of the Constitution Of the United
State it IL provided, in order TO amend that insr-
ntnt Il at such amendment shall be ratified by the
LEI lsurs of thieefourths Of these States or by
conycuiic Is in three fourths thereof
Ifany ore Iets the recent emphatic indorsement
of TIE linl lee Of tie Republican party in the entire
lody OF Free States il to lie FILTERED away by amend
ing our Constitution in favor of Slavery, would like
10 ha, that sagarous individual point out the majoi-
ies in ten of Il Fee States which it is imagined can
he tuned over TO vote with tie fifteen Slave States no
II at such an amendment can get three-ourths vote
Of tie States as required by the clause above men'
tiCIed.
No, Sir; il can never be done. We might just as
well attempt TO reopen the slave-trade by popular
vote. Weitein and Centnl Ncw-fork have almost
unai mou declared in favor OF the Union, the Con-
siituiion and the enforcement of the laws VI the
RCppiff0n patty, ard flat declaration will be con-
tLusly reiterated ii euch an emphatic manner, will
IKE 81 and doughfsces tremble in case retreat
il ,ropos.d for the Republican army. BUFFALO.
ks,g' York Dec. 9, 1870.
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VIEWS OF MARYLAND DEMOCRATS.

Al State Convention of the Democrats Of Maryland,
held in Baltimore on tie 9Th inst the following resoIu-
tions among others, adopted:
Rrored That while do not regard the election Of bra
Ram Lincoln TO Of iIeident Of itself sufficient
OF r. yolution having for its object dissolution Of
Iuion viii regard any Aggression against any OF our
sister Staes domestic INSTITUTIONS on hi' part
with bis pIvy such cause Of revolution 10 t9s Cho ana
Dc further helcaiy unanimously declare that the
aggressive spirit sectional party that has elected bun does
ty aud reoue without further delay Tor the 2ts OF sell
no, secuiny our p ace snd napDess
demand that our cJusiitu Ja GUARANTEE shs now be
,ded aud utsued and such sdOi nal security be pro-
Vidsd as viii hI from all doubt OF moies'h III the
tute and that resolved ~ employ al me CHi0H s the
means tst 20 obtin these ends ana we
40 make this declaration alter having counted the cost o. eVou
zion a. our aid aud especially our exposed condition Is
border Stge - 49, H..
ReS That deploe the action taken by our sister state
OF south aroma sud earnestly protest agaut an ordnance o.
accession on psft beng unconstitutional corgklbB anu
eciutge and LIdly. not arrogant toward the coutel
"a situation. the sayebodiug States aud we believe
tb cb ett Of vii and must divide their l
tjus poson: and Mile declare Tor cOOPereon We WIZ
hly resist being dragged into secessiJn Maryland VIII not
spG sentinel tie bidding of Souih carolina ana We re-
mind her by memories Of the Revolution that such put
nose cannot be iushtd aud IN concLsou ~ lTsernel 'p
~ eutrat South Carolina suspend all iuheT act IN unu
such ustuent have hsi been tined aud
lave III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

sKRIoUs RAILROAD AccmEr.-A German baker
named Augustus Sturman doing business at No. 2sj
South Third ttreet, Jeney City, was run over by the
q O'Clock Central Railroad train from New-York on
Saturday morning, and sustained serious injuries.
Dir Sturman was crossing from Henderson street over
tie raiIcGd track and after passing Mr. Hopes store
be Iecollecled rong further till lie became conscious
some TWO hours after.
TIE wagon was struck by the locomotive, and CON-
pletely 6emolirled and Mr.. Sturnmn was thrown
some distance. Upon being taken to the drugstore
near tie corner Of Washington street Dr. Quidor was
called and upon examination found that the left arm
was badly crushed between the elbow and shoulder,
and there was also bad scalp wound on the back of
tie head, Fix or seven inches in length. After the
WOUNDS were desstd, the injured man sent home,
and il il thought will recover although i possible
that be may Cse Lis arm Mr. :. states that he neither
saw nor heard the train nor heard any whistle souded
or tell rung IL ia also stated that there was ag-
nan at the crossing at the time of the accident. The
horse Lad lis let fore leg broken Oft and eye put
out and in Il il conCiion the poor animal allowed
TO zen ain in the street Tor number Of hours. Const
cradle Indignation was expressed by citizens III the
Yi,Liiy.
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mean time brave old ssilor who, ii seens, was ac-
op,ir,,. with Dir. Yates, and in my church Mt the
Iour of IA tiehc, ing, cane t. me and detlired no
| kew lin w,ll-thai 10 was stakeholder, and not
ON Morda how ever kept my promise, and went
at II hour ~ o;ntsd a, neet the so-caled divine and
Hlk alter over with n' put ms han oiIhen Tue
ltdIe 10 d de TO meet me, f., no Tas n9e inert
waited sou iime and tlen penb> tnu lcuer' onIy
whiting what thord have said had oe ooei vi n'iiu
ave not now peihhus, as fnuet h. ~ my con
stituii,n 10 forneIy bctides, through ini1y nave
lad, will in tie past three months, TO give up my
charge; but Should / white again to the ceebrate1
lteTfTver, Mr.. Yates OF Charleston, would contain
NY ~ ion ia tie same language namely: that "Slv-
"uy is wrong under any circumstance" My pnr.
Gee, lko, would be equally Ilainnever to solicit aid
iron ny friends TO erect house Of worship for man
stealing ody Of DiSii ity Ia preach in.
culd al d would have aided the so-called Reverend
if he had according to promise and cleared tho
after up but he moved of quickly, aud saw him no
more. l am not Presbyterian, but Wesleyan, and
not much Of an apiiator either. Most OF the abor OF
ny Ministerial life have been among poor people. l
hCI, brethren Of all demon nations will remember me
in Il cir praytrs that may DO kept humble or the ee-
yulion 10 which Dominic Yates OF Charleston has
II std ne by bis attempt split the Presbyterian de-
Nomination in twin, with OILY my old letter for
W dre, may prove my ruin, as may become proud,
fall from the eninence, and dislocate my neck.
albany a. w. Dec. 5, 1890 JOHN MILES
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spirited meeting of the Milk Producers Association
on TIE Harlem Railroad was held Thursday OF last
week nj Armenia, in Dntchess County, which was
largely attended by the farmers of that station, and also
frcn tiferen, points throughout the whole milk district
Of Il road An accession of thirty members made
10 u Association and the deepest interest manifested
in it, succcsas il isvcry evident thai must be beno
ftal in variety Of Ways. The chief busness Of the
meeting was q delberRtion upon the best method Of
presentrg Of their grievances to the next Legis
latme an effort Of wi ch character was made jld at
The ciote Of tie lgst section, and receives with
much favor, Icing nGMly successful, and failing only
from want oil lue. Tie sente Of tho meeting was aiken
~ vote, ard wan nearly una.lmous tie opinion nat
tie pe Cnt rates CT fright too higa by AT least
u,lAli, l,ingthat much higher than charged ~ the
III Gt,I L,a Ioud through the tier OF counliss
aud bout nat much mole than charged on any ct or
arlc OF farm fr,g ht. Ia ordinary treights compei-
ton by wagons aid iyer conveyance usually regulates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

erty, 10 carry ont her revenue laws to support her
of in the discharge of their dutier the power TO
do al these Il ngs she undoubtedly has; il 49, indeed
in,deut TO every sovereign Government; and 40 long
IA PIE reforms theae functions Of Government, 10
world lie absurd TO all the State out of tie Uhin
If tie IeoI of State neglect TO send representa-
be adm i.,ered without their assistance II mono Of
tie tiz, ns will acceIt civil appointments the only
ieeul will be that tley will go without postal fcil-
ties N other conv, nences ard benefits conferred by
II General Government. Ii ts Justices OF the DIS
tIici and Circuit Courts reSign there will merely bea
val canoy ard Congress can, if expedent, remodel its
judiciary ard appoint other and safer places for hold
il q its Courts All that the State will have accom-
l,sl I'd will be 20 have scratched ts own face Yet
Tie isdOm Of the Executive can See no way out oil
he difficulty
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the charges but milk Is Of such character tat con-

the charges, but MIX u on sucn cnhrac'er WA, WIZ
Jetition can only be availod Of to limited extent
Tlis cs not from any additional expense or labor
beirg required for k but simply becanse 10 l. not 20
well aduted other freg ts to long PASSAGES owe,
ugh roads by wagons, railway or boat con'eyanc"s
btii u n ore suitable.
III production ard management Of milk IL now rnuch
better ~ derstood than formerly. Then 1t was tn0n3"
tat tlee must he at east two trains per day, and too
length of road divided into two districts with two
traine sssh. Now, however, IL has been reduced 70
tie imT lest praeice Of one train day only and thas
for tie wi ole distance te in the afternoon AMI oven
ing ard after other trains have mostly let the d.
Insesd Of farmers cooling off each mess Of milk and
serdii nmedioioly after milking, now they have only
TO coo, n properly ~ then by setting away in some
cool srir or well, with which most OF them now
provided it may be kept for twenty.fou thrtysix
hours, and then rent TO the cty in good condition
Tlis Is ow generally the practice and has reduced tho
tront TO railroad transporters very considerably.
Tie next meeting Of the Association Is 70 DO held
at Milerton, the UPPER end Of the milk distnct, at
wtioh doubtless the volume Of interest will DO mu;h
in,rf aSe1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
Yesterday mon ing In the Firsi District Conr Col
A = lii ID nIfeen1d The following netiiion in WI ,ng:


To the Hon T. g. BrST Judge Of the First District Count OF
tie uish az OIL, ans -,
Your Tetio cr - Harris. by Ia. attorney A. r. Field,
resi- tcthy ro,tns tst ON the 2t day Of Noyombe 1900
lie oiib carried to the Police Prison Of the
Et L. Of ssd CT y, aud has been there detained without
sdsNit dehLie cSrrp. aud there Is commitment
sgarst Lirn ad confined il said prison by order Of
tie Ntyor City II New Orleans without authority Of
law hertorr lie Irays that your Honor vii grpnt Tin the
hdbea corpus directed to the on r. Monroe Mayor
ofLe City Of New OIloas John Mctand Chief Of Police
pioduC body petitioner before your Honor AZ such
tine Jece your Honor shall al ect together win the
Of Lis capture and dceutiOn aud he Ps for general
relief
Col Field stated that Lis client had been seized in
tie sret and ircmceIatcd out process OF law aud
tllt "tlis system of olprcssion must be stopped:
Tie witt Of at cas- corpus granted, renrnlble tbis
nonng, at l0i O'Clock, before Judge Hunt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
LETTER FROM THE REV. MIR. MILES.

n ne Editor Of itc " y. Tribune
SIN: ] have, perhaps, never written line for The
TRIBUNE, aud Lost likely should not have written now,
but for teeng letter Of Hine, more than years Of
age published in connection with your Charleston cot
respondence in yesterdays issue and published, too,
as tie only reason why Presbyterians South should
give their Northern brethren the go-by without shaA-
ing hands even sauting them with holy k'ss.'
A Mr.. Yates, who IL styled Jevcreid moved the
resolution for tie split ut the sgion OF tho South Car
DINA Presbyterian Synod, but wiser heads than he
tabled it, Wien Yates produced my episte % bin to
prove Il ut unon with Northern ProtbylenAns wac
an ufffe Iainenbp.
Well Low, suppose am somebody-bnt Others
may lave wish 10 know how il came about: hence
it NUT Le told
In August, 1916, Mr. Yates cane to me a. seamans
cldlin, iidO-cd by tie American seainens F!itud
Soa,ty lie y ID he came 10 collect fund.- to bnli a
Bdlli ~ CLnl,siou. allowed bin 20 preach ion ne
.,e in n I'll Il here, Utd al ie Il 49, OF 'hG scr
wee 40 D. request jug rcl 40 mcr Ln at Tie Dtli-
van IouGe ut Line oelock tie next morning Ii the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
CITY ITEMS.
increased.

AnUsEMESTs.-The attractions at the tbeaters for the
ras, week hove proved 20 successful that they will be
continued. Wallncks Theater "The Model Hyps.
crite;' at Nibo's, Macbeth" at Laura Ksene's.
"The Seven Sisters;" and at the Winter Garden.
"Rctelieu," and others Of Mr.. Booths characters
At the Bowery the circus continues, and the various
concert-rooms are all doing good business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

THE IamAcULArE COScEPTIoS.--The Sixth Ami
yerary of the PRONUNCIATION Of the dogma of the I'M
uacuate Couception w0s celebrated on Saturday ast,
in the Church in Fourteenth street, near Avenue A,
erected in CONNIE moraon Of that famous event Tho
dogmatc definition Of the Immaculate Conception Of
The Most Blessed Virgin, by Prof francesca Costa,
Roman Priest" is as follows:
"WHAT IS THIS IMMAcULATE CoScRPTIoS =
This question cannot be better answered than IL tho
VOL d. of Pore Alexander VIII which say that when
tie faithful veneae that s[eeal favor, the Immscu-
late Conception of Mary, they must be nierstOod to
venerae TAT privilege whereby God ir respect Of the
ne,its e Jesus Christ, preserve exempt from the
st in of original sn the soui Of the Blessed Virgin,
fro tie first instant of its creation and union with the
body; and this means that her soul, created in era
and 70 sanctifed by the Holy Ghost united TO her
body in her mothers womb; and in this the
csrcn of the Bleesed Virgin is held to be complete.
Til is contrary of that which occurs 10 all The other
,hilden of ADAM who conceived with the stain Of
Fin. Tie ends which are aimed at by this dOgmatia
definition are first, increase the honor due TO Mary;
second the advantage Of individual Chrisans third,
the advantage OF the Church herself.'
The celebration consisted of High Mase in the morn
Ing and the ceremony of the " Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament" in the afternoon.
Tie officiating priests, in the morning, were LIST.
Celel rant Rev. Father Duronque; Deacon, Rev.
Father OIIaIa; Sub-deacon, Rev. Father Farrell Of
81. AIMS; Master Of Ceremonies, Rev. Father
MoGuire. The High Mus was composed expressly foe
the occasion by Mr. Gustave Schmidt the organist who
was assisted by full choir, with Madame Carador,
sopranos Miss Hutcbingso of Brooklyn contrato and Mr.
Henry Schmtz the French horn player, tenor. At tho
benedictCn in the afternoon Father o iara oficisted
The heavy snow-storm which prevailed Saturday
caused tie attendance to be smaller than would
wise have BEEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

CLOSING MEETING OF THE MOZART HALL De-
aocRAcY.-A largely attended meeting Of the members
Of tie Democratic Republican Ge::ois! Copmittee Wa
held at their place o. meeting, Mozart Hail. on Friday
night to close business for brief time, now the cleo
tons are all over and the year about close. Much
good feeling was expressed, and Committee was APP
pointed to consider the matter of organizing efficiently
for the coming year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-26
VOL. 3
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