The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-11-30

tnaS WaS not good law. nov stnH
states rule that 10 good lsv he complains toa.
h was not . cas- parallel. As bsfors remarked
the, court must state. for guide. cass vhnn
!. good law, aad II The jury srroneously Aud
the case on trial . parallel. 1t Ia their mistake
and not that OF the court. and the writer In
the pemocrs, u too good lawyer not to per
ceive Il.
Upon this point that such apspsr a stated
In the rule would be nuisance. he cites some
definitions given by Hilliard on Torts a. favor.
ing the idea that nuisance must be something
which Affects physical or material right II
this definition conaictsd With the deanition
which We gave last week tbut which does not) I.
NJ might reply that our definition must be re-
ceived In preference to that OF billiards,
since Il was that given BY our full court. and
Is therefore not deba,sble In this connections.
u anything tends directly to the destruction
Of our government. and Is aimed At its life in
time Of peril. We beg to know 10 that 10 no,
something affecting . Material right. /, II tho
government docs not secure to n, every ma.
ieriai right vs enjoy. We have never under
stood the object and value OF the government,
The learned writer suggests As . remedy in
such cases an injunction BY the courts. He
says. "Does not OR brother know that any
nuisance which may Do abstei. may 30 enjoin.
cdr Movie don't kao . any such thing. But
We do know . nuisance may be- absted. aud the
person guilty Of Il may be enioined from COM
hitting Its like again. The nuisance Is not en-.
joiued IL 10 abatsi. and the psrpstraior Of
the act Is enjoined from doing so again. Here
the reader will perceive that the remedy sug
gss,ei proceeds upon the ground that . treas
enable press 10 . nuisance. One more quota
ton. aud our review issnded. He says, "even
should We allow 1t to DO nuisance, who Is to
sbate III" and then answers as follows "a
public nuisance may be Slated by anyone suf-
ieripg special injury from it," This Is exactly
the statement made by the court to the jury.
Upon the whole It appears to u, there Is a
substantial admitting Of the doctrines Of our
last weeks article. E.i A. I.t..
A Montreal special says meeting has
been called for Wednesday to consider the
subject Of Of the annexation Of Canada to
the United States.
An educatad Virginia farmer says that
after having had a large experience with
white lalorers, both foreign and native, he
has come to the conclusion that the world
cannot produce more skilllul and eflici-
ent farm laborcr than welltrained Vir,
ginia negro who is willing to work. ...,
The official Republican majority in Iowa
Is $4,000. r. =. r. r.Ha. i
TX Postmaster General Dennison writes
to an official in Washington counseling
moderation aud dignity on the part Of Con.
gress, and declaring that two thirds OF
President Johnson's Cabinet do not agree
with the Executive.
We need to make an apology this week
for the pressure of our advertisements. BY
going to press one day earlier we have to
make up a days work; besides that our
foreman is confined to his bed by illness.
We hope to make up next week for short
comings, especially rs four columns adver-
,isements will then disappear.
Avery Morgan. a prominent citizen Of
Waterford, Conn, has been arrested for
whipping his wife, She provoked him to
il by splitting in his face. He went to Jail
in his own carriage, his daughter accompa-
nying him to the door.
Gov. Cony, in stepping from his carriage
on Thursday evening, again spruined his
ankle tina, gave him SO much trouble and
laid him up for 30 many weeks two years
ago.