- p
Beautifully Silitlil.-7‘ --
We make the following l"e‘it7tlful.rfitr;s§;t,
' on the Homestead .1t1Jm-.i:.-.tption= Law 'fin’m; a-
3.92.191‘ rt=.cent.ly wriEtcn- by .,l_..u.dge Dll-lahanty
-.~-f Ten-nessvie : ._, ‘ _ v -
“Sje'gjiire to each family whose labor may
=1-‘q'ii'rjéita‘l:tt-tle 'sp.r>t"tzt'.‘-';fr.e:tr.it-.'tt-r.tti tlmt . ..it. can
i
will its ow_o,—-.-that. will be, an _.a.-t,'lum infl
‘idles cf :tdb'effi1i~y,ft;i|Ilt which the ~mm.l1eI‘
8-*?*L3.l.Ltt..<:.l?.i.ls.l.'-.e;.tt....t1lsl "s.:<=_..a. -..irife-n.='y.. ..c.:«..r.r-...
I-'1 lll'ilf31'i"\V”§11'.§T§n_iiin'E W 7 if " lpl‘t)'i‘i§t1‘tit) ti,
t‘ouut,zb mi.-'l‘t)i~ttriir= may rob them of nllelse
mid then feel 111.11 lliey are sti‘l fl't‘P, still en-
tllled. *9. "‘l‘fll‘.-9’2_ll‘§?.%!if.‘?l1.9§F’lla.".”‘l.b'7f’?*ll?f‘
ttteli-T-T-:"i‘i’tr ~-til" lit"}i\‘i‘7ri',"iri' “tt.-‘fi..ot-‘e ’ of “tilt-
p'.)Wf.'l' l"|‘ll(1 pjo‘_t§*ti‘t'-.y"'ttl .a‘ct--umuloted 'u-czilth
and the ‘tloriiiinéet-ling" of age ,',,.,,,,.,,tti'i‘<_r at-it
z:*r1l1i.~'._i.t.tt.1;.=t.‘_."~.~
.:..:itetl spot will _malte tbcm- warriors in the
f'..l.P:r_g'i:il strife. “Those .~ll0t.‘1(.- Oi
::3i-ij,""s;:rid—,’,X;ntphon, "iris,-lire 111458 who
I‘-ll3___P‘._',_1‘lli_t?l.‘1_1\‘\.'l h c-;:'i.a;;-. to tlttfntil tl'i€l1l._-e-
.of'tb.t-m in the lit-ltl. is the ]_1_|'lZH
-xiii_l:;i;t’e‘.l. inihe middle of the field to crown
the _c'-,i_nq_*i el'Ol'i. ”
‘fSe'c,uiie a- home to every family whos-
ttont-st‘l,gh;..-,'o;Jy . obtain one, n_tzait.ist the
'\’l'(*';tAkf1i(“f$l.\', vices tit‘ 11)1$f'Il1U11f’S of the bullet‘,
and you v-i!_l_ri.vt-t the tifféctttitis of the child
in yea‘.-s oi iiiatihootl b_v ya ._<trong-.~r bi-nl
than"anyi,Eot.sitlcro’tio_n that could exist. Ht-
-o-ill“‘rein.em'b‘er where" he gatnbolt-il in his.
_voiti’h, the" Slt‘9aln">up'.)n ivhose fl-.nmi'y books
be has pla _\'ed, and in whose limpid ttater
he has bathed, and the family altar wliei-t>
he feltfn t‘i".i)llt'H‘iS love. and the green spot
witititr that little homestead it here sleep the
loved antl~‘tlie°l.»st.”
,—_.; Rep:-esetitativcs Elected.
F-.1_l’Rb'l.l§l.D -C(i)UN'l‘\’.
Those iriarkotl 1" are Detnocrats.
Jforwrt/-/r,'1’l1otnits Robinson, I‘hos Guyer.
.$.’r'.ti-r/iulitf, Just-pit Alvortl, Horace Burks.
z’3r.5Iigr]7o/‘t, .—\\.iylli.s Lym 1‘
.t3’I'0oA_‘/‘irlrl. D, A Oster ‘l’
.I')a.7t.burt/, 2 v.’ 11lg~°.
.D;I.?ri<~7t.. B S. Rel-'d.. -
E.'z..»'l:,7.-12, Z Joiitisori. _
{.—'I'_eenwit:/1., ,l._ ..\-Viltzox, T, A R1l‘¢'i.1.
.}1u]zli7tglon, \V.. L Bt-nit-*tt.f
dlmtrpe, Eph.‘Léacli 1‘
.-W-ui (..‘amtan,.C 1..iOt?1(WO0(1.‘l'
.* 'v2t'7_1t‘ut1jig-lrtl, -I wbig. V
.7V'1c:l.'(tt1',t/1., Z Fuirman ‘l O S-.tme*‘s‘l'
Re ’;.ing, Aaron 13ll,I‘l‘.'l‘ Aaron Hull l‘
n’,I:ig'I'l(:!_’[/I‘, ‘H’ K,‘ Smill'i,l' .1?i11'1t‘S Stiiitlixf
-\."ltz7nfo7'il,S. B P-ovUat,‘l' W. T. i.\’1lD0l'.
S/I.t.'I'ImI./t, 1 vs h 9'. ,
5‘/,r'.af/'(7‘r/f, .1 din Wel1‘-‘s. .
T.-"12’/2tl2'tt'll, Wm. Squirt-.f
-1'V-f.ff0l'1;,iAb3j.lh Belts.
115-stpo-rt, S 11. Kt-.t let‘ 1’
lV'.<;to/t, O. C Silnibl‘-1 ‘l’
A'_Ctint];-_l:'ln.i-til to Lot/is ZVnpn.7.-mt.-At
St Louis the t_tlcgr:«1plt hoax nus iegzti'tlt-.t1:ts
. e i1)'lli1P,{1n(1 the a s_ts.<.tiatit‘-n of l'\'npoli—tm
iii«o't1'f-7'11. out pr-ols '-l‘ r-j living, lll‘lt‘e.l1 of
l.H;tfI~i.()f grit--f.’ Shortly alts--‘r ‘\1"'.‘.fY1.tllS l‘1all
itarl"b-'cntiic_filtt>t,l, anti while tl1eitiiiii«-ti.~t-
an tats t\'t=rt- qiitit-t-‘_v :iw;ti:iI‘.gtlte- arrival of .11
.’s{oésii!ii,_i\ ii.» \\'i15ln llll'..ll‘€‘1~‘.~‘t them, M r. Al-
r‘;.‘-{'tl]tlET 1‘:t‘y_t~‘i.’l‘, lllillilll lltintl, and pilntirig
-.si 11,|.‘.‘Z('lll‘tIl°-'Yll.. foircti his way to :1 com-
:<,.»ix'ttou.-: port ‘of the hall, \\'l‘.(‘l'P 11t‘111iH1a
-’il‘;‘1.e!'fl1i)_lt;‘ 'dDl'1”llt1‘.'f‘ln"lll.$1121‘ l;’>l1lS N;tnt>-
3-‘-ori had bet-ti il.~'S'<1‘5lf12:1.:‘tl I 1112- ttottl.-I had
it ird’ly been sp..ikt-n when cveryboziy in tin-
v.=tst‘h-«ill, men and wont -rt. ro-e to their f= t-:
on-l Joined in 01'lt:_ l».-ud, deaf-.-tiiog, teriiltc
shout 1
Mu.I"u’c-r T7"l'(ZfiZI.7L(f'./]C([1(7.'[£lf ——-'l'be trial if
‘-$7.113" R tlrl ff for ' the iiiitt'dt=i- of David
li..)‘3,?r1N11lW€1.-l1(1'-‘,\’v‘{'1$llffltlgh‘ to :1 cio.-en n
'l'uestlat_v night, and at three n‘t-lottl-: on the
lollowing. nit-i-iiit:g,r the v.-.=rd’iet vi-a< h-otisli
3tIi0C(il1ll-- To the ir.fini!e astoiiict merit . f
the large-. crov. d, the verdict Vt. as --Aft): Gail
-‘_7,’.”' ".1‘1”lt‘ ,llJ-Qlge liitilt't-‘Cl Hl tube ]'l;‘tl'.'&‘r fiv-
lll1|ll_Jl.f.‘.h‘.S1{‘a(1lly,111611l'y€(.ll1l€‘jl1t:y‘ ate-tnlv
and said : ’
“Geutletur n of thejuty, is this your Vt r
dict. '?’"
Forwttmt.-—“Yt.=.<. your honor.”
Jitr/g.:.—-‘ A l 1 havo to say, if it is sn,mrz_g/
Go-it /LflBe-771eI‘C:I/ on your‘ con.tt:tc'rzct's.”
T,’tiz'Frtri!.< /llto/Zliottistzz ~—'l'bc 1-Vintl
ham Ct.-urtt_v (Coizii ) G}.t’4',el.lt', .~'El.‘.‘£~f ' A
i‘a1l'S‘ to"p‘t=i't=l' ’l’tmtl;t't u llti has llll1l(’l‘l.t-
*USl.tl!lf‘l’l it f_7,'HClfl'(‘ll21l‘:lt'l£’l' ntriong her tit.'i£zli-
bors,”’cl"npetl it -kw (1IlV.;i.‘l11t‘[-‘ with a ‘genitiv-
man_ of color,’ l 8Vll’lgllt‘l'11tl>l')£1tllli.ti ntoiirn
(I-'.’t“l'_11lS blighted hopcsand ‘l‘l1Sl‘:(.’(l affec-
tions. The story runs that for it short [.1119
past‘ her ‘l‘it=g_-t» lord’ ii.-ir.l sus,~t~cIml snipe-
tliitig tf the ltiod. and finally éU(‘CC't3tiE'l.l in
tlisctiveiing his tlllliftll $P|!1)'.\e usitler .-ucl.
€‘1fC111l'1~l.lll1CE‘a‘ its It-It no doubt 01 let‘ ti:fitit—-l
ity. f Site is yoon_-._r, has one child, wlaiclt .-he
lOOi\".lf)11g' with beer to share in the shtittze ul
her niotbe-r’s tzttilt. -
Power of Int/z,gi2zrt1iu2t.——'A yotir .-:inct-
Elijah Buns, of Pcitt'isylv.triia, killed at ral-
ill’-Sl)=ll\"E‘.1l1 1llSf1€lll, witliotttaiiy iitjtii-y to
‘Bl!!!-L~.t’1l,aUd lniiiietiifitt-ly after put on hi..-
:3‘-HIS \'.’al5l(‘tH:i, being both of one color. He
returned to his llt'iu.-‘P, and on attt-t-npting lo
butlnii his ct:-at, be found to his astoni.~h~tn.»;.t
‘it tlit. wostno small. His llllagllialltrn was
:o.v _wtougl.t to a high pitch, and he in.-ttint-
ly conceived the idea that he had been im-
;:crc.ept;bly liteu by the s-naltt-. and mi.
ill‘-1:‘ “W0lleH.-ftoin its poison. He grew sitti-
eierily very ill,antl took to his bed, The
f:imtlv, in great alarm and (‘Ol]f|1Slf~l’), Sufi‘:-
"t'm¢=tl ll'lt.'r'e phyx-ici.'ms,am[ [ho u.u,| ram.
edies-were prescribed, and admini.-rered.—
The. P8118111, l‘:0‘Wl‘-V81‘, grew Worse every
.tu.nute,,untll at length his son cattle 11()ln1-‘
-M111 _lils,fut_ht:i"s vials coat datigltiig about
bin. ~ The mystery was Surn U-tiftil-dell, and
the patient,be-ing ielit-iv}.-tl front his imagi-
mry apprelicnsitins, (l 1-.~'lI;lSSet.l h is phy.-iciuu,
and was restored toht-alth.
Hold Him .'—-At. a Detiiocratic meeting in
Trtnklin county, Missouri, lately, Mr. W V
'. N Bay, the principal S,')t‘i:l(el‘,3l))Ul'}g'Rl. other
lititigé’ _sa'il : b M
Th.r3_Detr._ocrztts were the only rppuhlir-ims
l~'l?<J‘V'l}.|D.flIl.(')éttl or ii-odein liinvs, they
5!-’1ullluHe,a-ll the good that had been tloiie,
3-‘Ml ‘V$I¢ 139*.’ re lily to do all the good to
-.-nine.’ _'l‘bt=y lcilllt-tl C.llboun, nitiltbcttioii ,
“bl ll-l~‘l,1'Ul°l1,» upset Cloy’s omnibus, tli.~cov
cred tlhezgoldmincs, exteiided the nalinnai
bound,'1t'y.t'o 21]tl3i1_i’_,t.i£.‘lfl_t:, 1il('1(-(‘(1 Louis Phil-
lope 0ll1,t:f: 1?t'l1{lC8, a\V'€1l{.t3n(_-d [hg genius of
‘he "ll".-..’l."1vI.K".-“5.’-’.‘l*;. and .“‘=-red the stars
and stripes uotler ‘tho _n,o_.se of every lyt';tnL_
‘"7 e‘"‘l‘v l'°'" l§‘..‘.3........M.l!.=.(t.l.I.l.l._t.t. .Kmg to the
=;.'zar ,Ru(ssi,a. _, .
213’ Tilt‘-_ 1‘1"iv«.-é pool ‘.1 O11."1lti1 says that
i‘~-now-to the doptlr -of'“'forty. feet, r-ccently
tell in the United Staten,”
l.
— or \V't='diit'a'stiit’y‘7't'=o"filly‘and‘éii!'i7-él;ij'i-itiiiiésses‘ '
f’he‘j.'sa"c'i'etln5‘sI ‘of tb it con 67" '1
lit" ‘mm the ”‘°:'-1l..a..0.<.l .S.91:!.*>_.l <.l.e'~.\?.=Istal't-.e>ns«»t" '
N Orititt-it Lit
- :.'I"u'eséayi‘-, A mil 13.18521
.'~'sur=r=oi=t‘r Yo,uFzjicivv,i4t»t"
ll isnotv pt;at.ty certain that we ltttve lost
._lT_P..Sl_]ll tti'e...e_u_t_bodied ii}... 1.15.?! (".91.-133?‘?--l?!!!'F¥.~l-lQ8-:.
and net-vei~rotl,,np_potites were tnom potent than
‘the call’,-' of‘lttttn,tittity,tii)’d the dictates of Ten-
snn. The following article from the Tribune
our'st-ntirntants that we give itour editorial splice
and t>nv‘lot'st=.irtt»nt :
"The VVbi;s have again -losit~ in - Counieciti
(‘I11-—-tlI‘tl‘al11E:1',1lt"iV8 not yet regained it.-—
With ‘:1 inajority oflier voters inf-tvor both ol
the Whit; policy and of lilf!i0'1_lt1n8 L'-W‘, 31
vitrtoiy has been secured to ‘the enemies of.
both. Lttcally, brilliant gains have bven
made for the Right, but generally the result
is adverse. A,n.0,ipos.ition Legislature has
boon stf__ci1retl, which will re-ele-ct Gov. Sey-
mour, choose a" U. S. Senator" of like fillll-1-1
and continue protection and impunity to (lie
l1utn'l‘iafli«',to whiicb they owe their tri-
ninph. We have still ahope that the House
will be frwnrable to 8 law essential in princi-
ple and scope with that of Maine, but we
have no hope that any such enactment can
he carried through such a Senate as has been
chosen and escitpethe ,Vt-to of Seytnour.——
The Staie,,tbt=rt-fore, is given over to Rum
and its l-tantlipaid for another year.
That we are somewhttt. disappointed in
this result, ue do not dcnjit 1%: did no!
hope that all the Whigs of former years
could be induced to sust.‘iit'l (‘.Z11'.l(11l1Z1iP3 who
had plmtod themselves ftialy on tlie Tern-
pl‘l'ntlCt3 plutfoi in, but we did hope that enough
Teinpei'ant~t_-. ‘ Dctnocrntc.’ would vote with
the Whigs. for the sake of carrying the
Maine Law to intake up the dt-ft.-ction frotii
our tanks cau.-rd by Rum. The result
proves that Interest and Appetite are more
potcot to ovcrbr-ar p ;_rly tics than Principle
or Pnilantbropy 1 1V«-‘believe the voters of
Connectirtut are about 95,000 in number, di.
vtle.-'1 in their preferences as follows:
Nlnlne L"-iw \VbigS ‘.3-3.000
Mir ne Law Opp-tsilinn 10,000
Anti-;\'l:tine ‘Luiv 1-Vhigs 7,000
Aiili-t\lait‘tt‘. L‘-tvr Opposition 21,000
F S. lntltept-tirleiit.~, nl'fil' all Me Ln vv, 2 000
it is easy to say that ii the Maine Law
q-:ir.-.-ttot’t coul-l have been kept out of tin-
T ‘I
1 he
pl‘8t'li(.‘le:1llSlV9flSl.l.1,ilZll.(‘(tl1lLl not have bren.
canvas, tile \Vhig_zs would have won,
'|‘|~,ongh no di.-tinct issue was tnatle tip, yrl
we lllil but the two prr-cectlitig elections by
ll1t-!.i- f-'t-tion t.fL'qtitvr sellitig or Liquor lov-
ing \V1lig*=,\'t'll0 wt-nt for Seymour 6‘. Co ,
in order to st-cure impunity for the Rain
'l'r.-ifi'it~. This \‘v:~ts._oltsetvetl ; it could not
fail to be t‘+=sentctl. And after Sc_vttmur'hatl
poclteted the Joint R-‘soliition of -the last
Logi.-laltirt-, subniilting the policy of ti Pro-
l-ibttion of the Liquor '1'i‘at‘lic to :1 direct
vote of the-1’eopli*——.~iill more 3 after the glo-
rious Pxa.tllplf" cl MAINE and i:s '1lt'1’1(-'f1’L'(‘lil
re stilts had bccotrie widely known——~it tin:-:
no longer p.-s.~ible to keep the Maine Ques-
tion out of the cznivass. "With so strong a
pl't€;i£ill-.lel‘itl‘lCP. of earnest ‘Wliig seiitiincnl in
ll.-=1‘:-3'.-'t)!',all_y alt:-.npt to (.10(l;_:e it would have
led to F1 fotmit.lable bolt or the uillul ali-
it-arise ofnt least Five Tltoitsand Wt HQ’ vo-
tors front the poles. The course that was
nltitiiately taltr-n did not secure. success, but
any other would have insured a more over-
vrbvlmiiig tliscotiiliut-e. “Te cheerfully atl-
lllll. that with rsgartl to this contcstyvve \VF‘1”€
for the ilrlaine Law first, and for the \VhitZ
CHU-U nrxt, as we shall be with rogartl to all
Legislative t-lt-ctitmstill the Rom rpicstiott
shall have 1)‘;f‘n .~€ll.lL’(l ; but we niaiittiin
that the C00lt”:l, the roost impartial judge-
uit-iit must unite in this conviction.
ll then the \V1'll:..'j-Il1l‘t'I'(llS.nlCtinn€Cll("lll
could have ‘.-'ei'lt-}Otli‘ll-ly and he‘-nitity prosecut d
the Cclllvalss {is it only could be cuccc-.-‘.~ft;ll_v
,f)!()St'(‘t11.l:‘ll—-l1‘ll'lt=§-‘ 11flllll1'1 (as some of them
dill) set forth fttirillly and repeatr.-tlly 1.111’
ct-nsideta:ionS ofpublit: policy and general
t-.«..-ll-be-lug which require the passage of tin-
.\l-dine l.atv—-if they had published the Mn-
nit-ip..i Alessngr-s and Reports, the letters ol
Nt-ztl Dow, RCV. Mr. llatll-_v, &c.», s
the 13'I‘lt.’.flC-’l'1l.l‘t'!.~l1l-‘S of the Maine Law
Opel-tttion———vie brlicve the State tnigbt have
b:-en carried. Buttltey uctetl actzording to
the light they it:it'.'—-ttot all of it rect‘-ivetl
1.Ytl‘Ol1_»_;1lllt‘lCt)l(tl'€(.' glttssl s —-and they entered
upon the new phase of the State ('tm1e.~l
timitlly,grudgingly, col.Ily——tmd lost.- We
.idm t the difit-ulvy and baz.irtl of 8 couottr-
tn-.ti't-h in the face oi an active, pow:-rfttl, uti-
bowing
iii
scrupulous enemy, but it is some-ti ties nec-
83-‘E1l‘_V,()Sl1Wt38 in this caste. Untlertalteit
sV'll.l1t:1ll. coiifiiencc and executed without
-.tl:it-.rity, it cool! only result in disaster.
Wt ll—- the true ground has been t:ilter---
the shock has been but-ne.—_no1, ][)de(-v(1,[['i
umtbztntly, but without tlispetsion. The
Wltig part_v, '1‘1’11l1y- Thousand stion_;,stam1s
-quure on the Maine Law platfortn,‘.mtI his
only to rcsoivc to stand steadily there to
atchit-vd ti signal and most be,.,,fice_,,, m.
Umph. Let it only‘:-9 deport itself» in t2dver.-
-ity as to assure the Maine Law mm still
t-ltngi-‘IL’ to htistiltr pai't'it=s that its success will
secure the ovciiltroiv oftbc Rutii 'I‘raffic and
discussion, cveiy day's l’f’('O1'(1 of the ‘crimes
fie, must riiore and H‘-tin-l'8.C0!,]f1l'tl'l the majtori-. .
ty in their resc.lution- to- protect l'1lems8l'\'P8 by
ubicb tbat"1'raflic is the source-. . Etrtph‘at;‘ '._
1L'.8ll_V;“'l‘he Future is ours l -Let us prove
vvorthy of its ttoblo heritage; “0’.1wap';t rt’
and inisciies resulti-i-ig from» the Rum 'l',ra'f-, .
(lrris S Fe»:-i‘_V.
Gt-.orge R CUW168,
Eseck Kellogg-.
Win H l}taiiet1.lct,
' « i§l:t:t£ir"1)ou-ti-'fbitit not ..li.'i‘s’i't:‘t3r"IfII"=?T-.s¢‘<|- --
;._\-,-:".T1l6- election? is -‘joveiu -ttbtl "i‘Rutl1':-illlfif _ti'i-
ivtingilied !’ '1‘_be f7'e‘emen ofif.(_3:oiiiietitil:llti‘liflV8
agiiin \l\0,l8(l,1_'ul"fI‘_e,e trade ‘in? 1‘u‘fIlN."__l0 the great
clans. who find mm more potent‘. in securing an
. Dg,fea_ted~ but not (Jonquered; .' ’,’election1,tlmn~“sotter‘.:itrgum.ent. and:-.cnndid tip-
oy _of_: rttmsallers, 10i[)el'§8_all(.1 stibctning politi-
peals to reason. But while these momentary
C,,,,n9cfi,.._". Tim causes which produced this victors are shouting on 'eai'tb. in hal'rnotiy with‘
1(1ndl'Ot1‘Sp1I’lts:.1n Rnndsmosiiutn.-_a-guod,.meI1 115:6.-..
sarrovving. not becttiise they are defeated. but
because of the desoltitirig,scot'Ji'ga.nf t'1.‘tit..,iInt1;
thousnn-zls of di'uiiknrd's "wives and tens of
iii’oi‘tén'ii'éi§:‘5’f' 1’lf;1ltil~'f‘.i§’isWt"lVtIt‘i1' ‘-5-u‘tr..’.‘t.';g "éli‘t’l‘t*tt"-"i§ri‘."‘
who have been pinyitig for the success -‘of this
m.0".!?_"?.'?*y W0, Wt t1=€‘.pisé!:°.l"»‘.=_ l.‘""..f.°._ 9*". .4‘?-
nppnlittnvent enter‘ deeper than over into" 1116"-ll“
iaceinletl and bleeding hearts ! \Vl’tile, the
glee. lieart-sri'ickcn thousands tne s':edding
tears of bitter angtiiislif A i I _
\Vbtni_we look at ‘the results of the recent
81PC1l01‘l,‘\\'0 rejoice that we are not among the,
victors. \V,o would infinitely prefer it defeat
while battling for humanity and the i'iglil'. tliflu
a triumph in tin eriteijprise_. the sttct-rig: of which
must crnsli litany thousands of.G_ot_1's 119113195?
pout. Rather let." us weep with the oppresseta
than laugh with the oppressm‘. “'0 (10 'l.°l
hop 0,, mg pf-gsentine a political defeat. but mi
the tetnporary triumph of the rum power over
one of tho-best causes on earth.
Yet we are not discottrtiged. Tito God of
truth and humanity is on our side. and His
cause will triumph. Our oppot ants may sneer
at this reinark. as iacoffc-t's and wicked men tire
wont. to do. but the time is coming when they
wmfceg ma force of this truth. The war is
not yet ended——tho contest is not ynt over.-—
This is the first direct ettgngainmit with the
rtlln power of this State, and in many of the
itifltiential and iin_'iorInnl’ posts the battle has
been nobly fought. in four of the six cities—-
New 11tlVen.iNH\V Londtin._Noi'wicli and Mid-
dletown. glorious VlCl8l'1f‘S‘ were achieved for
the right. and in one ofthe 01.l’t!"l'S(Bl'll1gep0l‘1'.)
the forces of the cnemy were grmitly reduced.
And ifthe real friends oftlie “ Maine Law" in
the Democratic rtitiks had all voted as they
slmttld, victory would 1]:lV:! been cm‘mlt't.——
Tlit-.1’:-. litt.-i, linwt-,ver, lteen a good beginiiiiig;
many have broken nway from the party which
has made an ogtcettietit with death, and they
will reinnin trite to the cause of ltumttniry.
tlultitutles will follow ll101l‘€XlllDp1€!,lIf1l.1 nu-
btlinr year's campaign will give us (ferltllll
victoi'_','.
"l'l1e \Vbig party in this State has shown
itself on the side of iittinitiiity. morality and
ttoi2i'it=Iy; let. them re-.inain true to their proud
\7‘t7« have only to do this to gain 21
position.
hold on the iittt-lligetit and virtiiotis portion 0
the people. Wilt‘S8 frit-nd.-ltip will set.-tti't-i out‘
I
pt'nspt-.i'ity wltt>n the political fainn of our oppo-
ncnt.-; shall be blotlctl out. or only i't.«tnet-nl:-oi't'd
with coiilctnpr. ’ ,
On this gt-tiittitl we have taken our sin ntl. mid
liorv we will do wltnt we can l1)l'1llt£l'lgllC.
FIR]-3.—--'tV(~) lPl1l'l'l that the CI)t'1gl'P,Eflil0nlll
Clturcli at Git‘-cits 1“ll.i‘lllS was £‘lllll8ly('0llSull‘l-
P(l by fi e this Mt:-itilay Il1(.'I'l|1llg at 2 o'clot:lt.
Origin ttnknmvn—no ltt.'<lll‘:lm‘,(?.
Teachers Attention 2
CE?” 'l‘lie semi-nnnttitl bl;-cling of the Fair-
fi.-.Iti County .»’§.+sot:iat';oit of 'l‘c:itriit-its will be
held in ."lttmifnrti. on \Vt=.ttltir-.stl:t_v :in'l Tlllll'Sl1it}‘
next. 1-‘lib and 15th inst. ftletnbt-'t's oftlic As-
imporltnice is to be 1l‘tll1.‘t~fl(.‘l(>.ll.
Ros‘. Fi'e0!!l=.lZl Yrttcs.
Tlii.-3 ggetifleiiittti. who ibis labored so zeitlotisly
as an mlvticttte of the Maitie Law, fitiislied lii-‘
Ltbor of humanity and tntm-y on Sat urtlay week.
in bidtlitit; liim atlieu it. is but fe-(ably expressitig
the t1i'tttt-fttl obligations of the frietirls of that
int=.zt:sni'e when we say tlnit tht-ougli his cffot't.~:
inztinly am we 1l:(1(‘l)lf‘.(l.l13l' seveiwtl Maine Law
Put-1pr'est=tittttivcs. It is a fact wiiicli innst p ova
gi'tttil"_viiig to him, that ct'er_1/ tntcn wh:t:l'i be has
tliotottglily t-tittvttsseti bits given f1PL’ltlP(1 tntt_ior-
ititss for the Law. Saint»! of our friontls:i:'e
tli-post-tl to cotnplitia of tetiipetnoce democrats.
bttt we will -give them the (:l't‘(ll1. very many
pl!'1_Y.
and fetal 8llt'2(‘![ll'Il,l_{P(.1 to go to work again with
tletei-iriittttlioit and energy. Tlie
ftioiids of the Maiiio Law lmve been lamb. in
As it bc_g;°nnin;_r, we have done well,
l't-.'l1P\'t'(-‘(.1
our _opinion, in not having the law Exllilllllr-fltlhtl
The t»fft=ct. of
this is seen as above-—-wliei'evt=i' the Law litis
nt-.e>n mtplititietl and tlistttisseii in tlt-rtail. and its
well 1lmlP.l':lO0t1 by the peop.e.
[ll'i|Cl1l'2ll tvoi-kings maria known. our stit:t:ess
\Vt~ trust this umttci‘ will
not be lost siglit of. but an alibi‘! be made to in-
min Mr. Yates for the entire _V'ettr ensuing. in
has been t:oinplnte.
wbioli time wi'l be nfibrtletl to thorouglily can
V5133 every town in the Stine.
t
For the Gazette.
E?‘ it is astonialiing that so many men and
women in this State are willing to lose their
.~sl'iare of our school-fund. Out of 60 scliul:-trs
in ll tlistrict not 50 miles from f1mti'ot'tl, ntearly
on-3-lialf were nhsotit nl: lea.-t half the time.
and One-'1llt‘(1 were nlinos: cnnstttntly tartl_v.
'l'ltis cnitsed the efiii-it-.tu-.y of the school to
he retltuzt-.tl uettily otter-half, and was equivalent
tti throwing envoy’ half the-.ii' school tnouey.—-
Such til)se.:it.et=.s lttsep others 1)I!(.'li. and discont-
age the it-tit:ltet'—tiiitl exhibit themselves to
visitors tit lite closra of school ttt great disad-
vaiiitztge, to any iiotliing of bad hitb';t3 formed by
such it'i't=gulni'ity. Can we not ltavon rs-.tnt=dy?
Cannot our et:lionl lTlO11(-)_\_,’- be tlistributed in air-
ttct proportion to the iitttnber of full half rlny‘s
of uttendttiiceof each scholar as reporter! by the
teaclter ? Many 7|l'e&t|lX19L1S to see this done.
Will not every Editor give it lift to secure it ?
One who st"/fl"ers itttfte matter.
12?’ The following gt-ntlemt.-n were elected
its 5pL,e(;y ,,;,,,,,p1_, is (.ert,,,,,_, Evfly day», Ju-tices of Peace, for Not-walk, on Moudity 5,3,,
1~tt81 : 1
Matthew \Vilcn>t,
Thointts 13' Griffnh,
George .‘3't=._vtiiour.
.Win (3 Szttttinis,
ls-‘zttnut~l‘ Ricli:ivo's,
David :\‘5'lIl!l1h.
Silas P '1‘tittle, . _
Stepbong. R.:t_vmoud,
_.M_ot'gt_tn-'1‘ Stitillt,
C11as'E Disbrow.
l"l1mit'ns Butler,"
lliiotmr.-t Rtibitlstti).
losiavlt M Caner,
luhii A Weed, -
losopli W I-lttbbell,
1tPtlI‘l1BBl'?1"~l1l'nS81161' is chttcltling in '1l1-I-'1181W1lS11' '
I‘
3.')t'Zlll110l'l are i'eqitoste~tl lo trttt-iitl. as business of
oftb‘t=m, of voting, for )?7"t:.I?Cf}7f€3, irl'9Spt»(:llvt~ of
M o1'a1”ot,_”tli‘e‘Electioiia. .- .
That the whig§,"ni-e.- defeated. rtlmt Il_i6;
i\1a'me,L-aw. lhe_clri_éf-.is‘su'e in the clltllplllgfi
s postponed is t_:e_i'tnii_i ;!_but it is equally cer-
nin that the election its’e?f' gives'u,s the liielft-"
i
1
cast nssui'ttncr§ of fututoittiiiutnpli. lo the first
|)1t1Ce'§':~1‘1l61'6 -_lurd béon no qiiscttsarion oftho great
upon which ptirties were at. vtiiianca. Gui‘
‘:ft‘tl'I1ti!‘lgpopnliltioh. infested-—-we can use no
I-el.t9r-w9I'd._-by.6991? -izult-licntittns. as the HM-.
ford Times, the New Httvett Register. and the
l5t'idg--pout; inn-tn.-i-. tvné overvijbelrned by the‘-
most llSt0ttI1(1|!2Iglll‘l‘2I_V of intpttdant forgm'ios
out. “To write this advisedly ; we know it to
be the truth. 'I‘l1c’resultlm's been it tamrloi'n-
"i'y..trlum’pli to the’ ptarp‘o'trt'itors of the rttsctili.-‘L
ty. but only temportir_v,'fot'.' so sure _ as t_im_e
rolls on.w.ill the trencliery be unmasked mid in '
exact proportion to itslufttiny. will be its pun-
tsltiitent. -- -
The 'Wliig party has found itself placed, by
the force of circumstances in the position of
an upltolder of the Maine Law. In this posi-
tion it has bee__ia once beaten. but in :1 in inner
which l'(‘dJunds more to its cra lit. than doe:
the victory to its opponents, and which tzlettrly
nugurs success in ll'fdl11I'6 conflict’. 7
Let us not then abandon the principles
which we have embraced; let. the Vtllriigs of
the next. Assetnbly prepare a, bill embodying
lliafuririnmenlzil (:l1ill'l1Cl8l'lSf.lCS ot the Maine
Law. but slioin of its offensive dt-.t.iils; let that
bill be presented to the Democratic ninja:-ity
and let them vote it down if they dare; such -.2
bill. do-fcatetl by Loco Foco votes will form it
triiiinpliant wtttcbwortl. tisuré platform for the
contest of 1853. \Vlii,_c;s of the State! tchink
of these things and be not hasty in your con-
clusions.
\Ve commciid the following cl\'tt'ticts from
the New Haven Ptttltttlitini to the ctirefulcoti-
sitleraliolipf our reatlers.‘
“ We hiive felt that the con‘cst in the
firm in which it was carried on, was fort-etl
Upon the V_Vbigs-—tliat is, that they were
campe/l.=.-d to .-ictiot on one Sl'1t3 or the otlicr
of this moral question, and we rejoice that
they generally took thenttittitle in which
they Liboretl, regarding as we do, it defeat on
that side as more honorable tbttn a victory
on the qther. 1V«*. certainly would not have
the two p-trties now t‘llL'l.:‘l'_{r=l places. The
more this whole Sill-j€C1 has been _a;zitated.
the more 8-t11>11U(14)Vl" have bccoint-. _ that the
best interests of our State require a ‘iatlictil
reform of the liquor traffic.”
# =31: # # it it it ‘k
"But the end is not
O '3 it it
The voice of
i
yet.
them.-tjority,expressed tlirough the consti-
tutional forms, is omnipolent in a republic
It ii yet to ltescen v\'lt’il th :1. voice is on the
qi1"$ti0n lately submitted to the pP0ple.-—-
Time, and tuna very long time, will (liter-
mine it. We have less doubt since the
9ll’.C.lltin than l\’t’11,a(lb"1‘Ul'l’, that the pen-
plo of this State are bound to have the
f\l.tine low, or S-11176111101}lilifili.---{1l'1t1 on to-
vit.-wiiig the whole tntitter, we think‘ that
ll]t)_~'(?t_'0!11l‘{llliCll ti the r(‘fU.Ylh, have l"t’lt“()l‘l
to congmtttltite llietteselvt-s that thvy have
done :0 vcvll, in.~.2t-all of tiespr‘-n(lin_t_t ill-'Ctl|lSE
th.-y have done no liettet‘. The c:iri't,-titign
ha.-t been c:1rrir-id on in various qtxnrt.-rs tbro’
doubts and fears. and inisgiviiig.-, but only
$9101) 213 H ere to have been 9".'(l)9(‘1e(.1 front
hutntin nature undt-r the Cll‘(‘l1lHSlill'l(.'P.S. lt
\\ as l1t‘lff‘3S()l'l:l'li1P to snppo-e that so radical
3 menstira would be trpptovcd at.d lietiittly
r“llll"l(‘l1 into at first s=;.;‘it. it is therefore
.urprisintz that it has come so neat‘ sticc«=.s:<
-after so Slm!'tf!ll‘l1}~3 for tli,-cii.<.<ion'. in this
pity the hull was tztlien boldly by the horns
and the c0n.-et'piciit'n was that he was throw
with a terrible. foil. The S':)lTl8 cou so
ti‘.rougltntit the Stal+~,we art’ C0llf1.1elll \\’()l)lil
liave met with :1 similar i'cs:ult. But l.llt’l1J-
ture is bt-fore its, and full of bopc. Let. us
pi-epazc for it iminetliately and vigorously.
Def}.-at of./'\"i.-ttl Dow I .' 1--'l‘h‘e grealcbatno
pion and author of the Maine Liar, has been
tlefeatetl fat‘ M2iynt' in his own city,—Poit-
land 3 The election took place tin Nlontltiy
last, and P.i_t_ris, Dcinocrat, bud near 400
lniijttflly.
The vote was, Piirris, 1803; Dow, 1406
Futtr DGtlttCl‘H1lC .-‘tldctim-n were elected
and Z/tree Wliigs, and (117910: De-tnocratic
Councilmen loini/ze Whigs, with one vacan-
Cy.
I-‘low very popttlar the Maine Law has
l)t€‘l1 [)l't)V(4l1 10 lie! '1‘l'1t3 f)l'6S.~f.'S tvhf) have
during the late cativnss, been so assiduous in
trying to piotluce the impression, that in
1\l1.-lllltf, all parties were in favor of the
[lit-.ine l_.=iw, are thus signally refuted l
I)rmorr(ztI.
\Ve are sorry to tlisttlrb out‘ frietid in his glee
1)\U1. we cannot rcft'tiin from givitig below, llio
'nct:nuiit given by the l*3ttstei'n Orgns the Dem-
ocratic Orgati of Mnitic. Hoar his story and
cuinp:it'e the notes: . ,
" Judge f’.tri'is’s atlm’ini_~!rali0f) will vin-
dicate it.-ell‘. l-1»: will prove 1l1ll').\'E‘.lf, we be-
leve, it lai'ibfol,t-apable and judicious ollicet.
He wit’! execute t/uj fa/w8—-f/ll.‘ liquor law and
(L/1-in thetrtte spirit of the laws, and he
will do so, weti-u.~t, in .-ucb a way that his
ollit-ial action tt ill not be ()Ve‘l‘l‘lll(-‘ll by the
Courts oflustice of tl.e State. The voters
of l’oril.tnd have notb-lit-ved that the lilws
could not be 0-X€’CL1lt’(l l1r‘t“.3 without the reg-
I5-Clint] of Dow, They have thought, tn the
ctmti'ai‘y,_tliat Jt]t1gt‘.P.trl'lS would do Z,-euer
7'.-/..~'ticr: /0 (lie rlutit-5 If Um./. /5, we than its pre-
st‘-nt 0!2Cu].(ZIlf, and, so tbiolttiig, they have ac-
cotnplishtetl ye.-tcrtla_v’s.result [Z is not, of
C()fl'rSf1. (2. result agrti-nsl lea/nperrz-not-..fot' J uzlge
Pa;-/‘is is a._sta.-unc/L tenzp/m.n.cc mtm. 1N is
NOT A RT-J:UI.'I‘ IN I-‘AV.-it op REPEALING THE
LiQUoit LAW. for no suc/t. issue was prescn.'ed
in the (fa/z'l7(L3S, and tliequestion of its repeal
bt-loitgs to a ’d,tflieient tribunal from any
which can be coii.stitutt=d by the voters-of
Portland. lt is a result -brought nbuutby
the organized action of the Deniocintic party,
_-aided by the rfiiiris of men of all parties,
who bt-liéved that the course of M r. Dow in
ollice has been aibi'r:3ry 71f1t1m1lf“y()11(11I\V.,
and has thus been calculated to (.ll>(‘l‘r’l in un
l1BC€SS‘:ifl1__\'_ the very mensttieb’_v virtue of
‘which he cliie-fly cl;-timetl his election.”
Powers, the
He |nPn1l0lIS a fact in con-
Mr. Weed has been t'myin_«.:
lpltil‘, a Visit.
doubt notwill be news to many. Mr. Pow
ductions.
tirely by assistants.
he rtzodrls, of "er. which t
tlnd wholesale lies ever“put’fni°tb » in Connecti-I I
hei marble statues by making knowziits virfu
V'ote,",for‘7?:Gbver1ilbr
; .
tiection with this brunchof mt, “,-hi,-h we cine,bt'l one. the contents of which, are well
ex-5 never touched it chisel to‘ [ha “Greek proved highly beneficial in the case of it number
Slave,” or any other of his wonderful pm? of tiitrticqttniiittttices. who were seriait.-ly afflicted
He‘ says that those statues which with tmluI.0.ua.ry compltiiiiis. . some or our most
we have so much admired, are t-biselletl eu- sltiilftil and eminent pliysicians recoiunitznd it to
bor of our great N‘-.lllptot' are expended on feel that V\'elI1‘C§Onful'|’1|’tgil favor upon the -public
,1
are executed.
’ my 7:5" .0: ‘=1 i».5‘—.
. . -2. 5 is -5’; 1:3.-
Tovitns § ,. 3 , 2 32 §;
- on an
No_rwa1l¢ ..-3751'. 307 - 337 262 51
Willon....174 1'28. 9 . no 129 .7
N. Canaan 178 215 23 155 , 163 A 3|
Darien .- .. 78 67 19 105 66 19
Stamford "299 365 _ 1 368, 965 ,1)
G‘rcetii-vii.-h.3:?4 ‘£04 14} 328 306 7
Bridgeport 597 .631 4 . ..5t2- 652 . 20
Fttirfield .. 3294 201 22'}
Strittford..175 147 10 133 ‘I55 21
'l"rui_ribt_tll..V.127, 146 - 124 151 1_
Westt)t) ... 58 109 31 119 0
Easttfn.... 125 I36 1-‘ 125 14-1 ‘
Monroe.... 65 139 0 70 167
l1nntin,r;ton_94 _ 133, 4 J04 , _]‘28_, 1,
VVestpnrl.-.210" 219 6'~ "173 212‘ , 5
Datibttty ..549 418 7 .507 505 ‘9
Ritlgcficld .122 208 ' 213 108.
Redding" .1213 , 174 6 150 161 3
Broaklit».-ld. 1 I0 ‘ 157 106 173 0
Newtown. 203 3'33 4 219 290 3
N. Fziirfield. 76 98 53
Sherman .. .66 122 2 51 141 5
.43t56.464-1 as 4407 4677 115
\V1NDHAM COUNTY.
Brnnltlvtn. ..1§2 107 33 .117 102 23
Asltltirtl..... 56 128 4" 76 S1 51
Cniitt»il)iii'_v..127 151 2 133 160 5
Cit:tpin_._.... 7-1 75 11 70 9-1 8
1".n:-'lfui'tl.‘.... 87 81 3' \ 93 S3 13
Hainptou.... 46 89 54 65 110 21
Killiii,-_-ly ._..'2S8 338 106 _ 317 370 S!
1*’l:iinfield....2(l1 '77 35 1108 109 24
Pnmfrnt a... .133 108 57 ' I51 91 56
."terliiig..... 98 43 99 1'23 2
Thntiip.-‘on ..i33i_3 30.") 57 235 271 51
Vnliititnwn.. 57 117 4 71 ‘N5 11
\Viti_dliain.-...'253 3-19 101 231 1359 59
\‘Vuodsttick..237 19-1 37 230 215 78
2012 -2370 ti~3.:3~ 210! -2279 455
LlTCHF1ELD CUUNTY.
‘L1‘chfic.ld .. ..310 440 5 375 417 ‘ 7
ljutl-'.h:iin:4tcatll(i3 169 6 106 152 7
Betliletn, .... 93 49 l 55 93
Cnlllitlll . . . . . .199 ‘.355 6, 193 267 18
Colebrtitik... 5;! 193 19 69 151 ‘.30
Cni'iiwall....‘2.0 154 187 163 13
Gosbt-.it . . . . ..16l 93 1 ‘.207 9-1 I
1'1:ll'Wll)l()1'l .. 9.5 104 1'21 50 38
K¢.'l1t....'....13‘ J92 9 I34 166 14
N. 1'1:IY1l1)Y(1..1$9 180 12 243 143 19
i\"cvv Mill'ord.365 4'22 17 350 091 31
Norliilk .-.'..lJ§2 118 29 156 117 24
1’lyiuniitl't....269 257 57 253 ‘.334 20
Roxbtiry.... 83 149 8 73 14-1 9
Salisbury. .. .216 294 2 2'26 283 4
Sliiiron .... ..‘230 186 3 186 211 5
'1‘ori'ingtnit "134 177' 45 163 120 44
Wtirreii ..... F5 79 113; 71 04 17
Wtuliitigttiti .135 163 16'. 150 132 ‘24
\-Vtiterttiwn ..1-1'2 1015 19 156 111 ‘27
VVincliestei'..1S)li 192 5‘? 194 195 55
W'oodbury "912 5210 1 ‘.355 208 2
3940 3990 521 3994 39338 393
Nl§\V LONDON COUNTY.
New 1.otiilon,54b' 472 80 457 450 49
Ntir\\'iClt,....S72 515*! 3-3 835 600 Z55
Bnzr:h...-.. 75 93) 15 79 96 1'3
CUlCl1t£$lt5l‘.. -249 21-1 7 247 928 U
F.ast. L_ytiie.. .10-1 103 9 95 53 5
Frankliii.... 83 E6 11 81 96 13
G t'i.~'wtild . .- . . .155 133 25
G rnton . . . . . . 173 ‘337 93'. 200 533:3 42>‘
Lebantiti ....191. 165 47: 191 1523 37
l.t-tlvarrl.-..- 94 158 4 143 1156 5
Liialioti ...... 100 80 10
Lyiite . . . . . . .106 207 3 1:35 ]‘i’t) 21
i\’1ttiil\—'ille....l‘tZ9 101 I3 103 100 14
N Sl.(7l‘llllgl.()ll135 2522 it 141- §_260 8
1’.e.-‘Inn .....1 15 199 158 218 0
Stilcnt . . . . ... (if) 82 3 (50 8| 1
Sl()t:i:i'.:ltin ..ii’.’U Q01 77 3-11 218 31
1'v'alt:t'l'ortl .. .118 176 25- 90 187 $21
3377 3416 551} 3733 3650 3:75
TOL LAND COU'V'l'Y.
'1'nllzint‘l ...-. 50 167 99 177 154
Bnllnii . . . . .. 40 89 5 40 87 ‘Li
Cm't:nli'y....1S3 145 1-1 133 145 10
Cti'ittiiilii;t.... 35 1338 30 47 110 21
lillittgtoti ..-.13i‘r 155' 1 14'? 149 U
1'1t:liI'ttti . . . . ..113 154 10 139 I'll. 721
Atidovor..... 43 67 1 , 48 62 S
M.-iiisfitald .;- . 1-1 I 193 11 I57 187 7
5()l1)t‘l'§ . . - - --146 164 10 174 71) 2
iitttlford . . . . .155 209 35 ‘£60 3] I 5
Union . . . . .. 63 (52 10 52 (59 19
Vcrtinii .....f’.‘3l 151 13 33 1:34 10
\Vi1litig'ton.. -1237 11"} 1-“: 131 101 1-1
15931975167 I802 1827 its
NE\V IIAVEN COUNTY.
N.11:i'.-'ctt.‘20l3 1514 38 1512 1428 , 64
H:itiideii.. 15') 241 4 124 231 6
Mil ord .. .272 183 11 317 121 .10
Ot'ittige....]‘37 127 13 120 .114 I0
N.l'1aveii.-]08 123 11 101 127 5
Bctlttiii_v....32 1352 0 49 121 6
Wo'u'bridg 87 10:’. 4t) 80 6
Derby.._..-408 1-10 10 308 129 12
Uxliirtl .70 184 5) 108 156 2
Soiitlibttry.1337 161.1 142 158 , 4
iliitltllebitry (58 7!) 1 80 46 3
Watcrl)tii'_v 461 377 34 412 331 42
1’i'0.~'pect.- . 61 02 25 51 (52 15
\Volc.ntI.. . 32 8'3 9 953 88 1
E.1”12!\'el1..178 141 162 92» 2
(.‘ht=.sliii'e ..l‘2'2 _2.‘29 99-. 154 184 4
.\1t:rItletI -.313 339 54 7259 335 57
\Vttlin_.gl'ord1'2O 246 19 156 235' 19
Bra_nl'ortl "108 178 0 95 173 (l
Giii|l'ttrd...168 ‘Z239 99 236 80
Madi_.<oii -.l79 155 7 199 163 1-21
N Bi'aiifnrtll(l3 105 13 101 104 Ii
Naitgatttclt 176 159 169 164 3
5016 5096 371 5016 5096 371
MIDDLESEX COUNTY. '
Mitltlletowii .526 491 till 560 657 45
(lliatliaiu .. .. 1:18 170 If '78 165
Cbt-ster..... (‘37 1'21 25 80 10?. 26
Lliuttiti ..-..1'2.'i 102 I0 133 717 7
l)itrli:iin-....1l6 110 5 88 .116 3
13:13! llatldatii 170 254 30 199 235 3'4
ll:ttltltttn.... .153 ‘274 '2 190 9'23 ‘.2
Kiilin,c_'wortli. (37 134 4 75 146 7
Ptirlliilitl. .... 138 ‘$38 0 149 2111 0
S:iyl)ronk. .. .369 5211 43-1 3l}'=1 .277 20
\\/t:.-‘lbi'ttttk -. S0 84 45 105 G3 33
9075 93-17 £11 1921 2330 182
a'§”Tbe Maine Low scents to be in bad
odor in Pennsylvania. On \Vednest.lay it
was the special order in the House. having
previously passed the Senate. A great
many motions were mtltiR« to adjourn, to
po-tpone, to refer to a select comrntttee and
finally the vote was taken upon agrct-ing to
the first .-option ofthe law, and it was lost:
Yeas 46; Nays, 50 —Demot‘7‘at'
1;?” Such staternents its the above will not
mislead such men as are posted up in the
tmitter but those who have few opportuiiilies to
read the pttpersttre liable to be .deciover.l. It
istruo the bill oeforetho Pentisylvstnin -Home
was dc:/cczlcd as every good temperance man in
the Slate Wislied it to be, as it was itiiytbii'g
but the MAINE LA\V.
K3’A young Irish lad had his leg sevei'ely
crushed by being run over by 71 car; while play-
ing on the Danbury 1l'Z1t.‘1i. 0!! Sunday l%lSl-
Cngnnv Pl2CT0l-AL —\\e have departed from
our itsn.-tl rule in regard to the advertising of
Medicines. in ziditiittitig the notice of the Cherry
Pectornl to ottrcotuunts. It is not trpatent medi-
known to the medical profession, and _ which has
All the genius and Ia- their patients in their regitlatr practidc, and we
es. ‘ _
Louisville .-’ulvocate;.
f‘:I.‘3'I|‘..*..'ii’wlItI.e"st'II.I News .
_ , _ t't:,’ar_i;l ed New York on Monday‘
‘-flwm Ll"°fPQ61.Vg'Ehe.-Iitiffgis oritttte importance.“
W9 Seléa ‘1 .f¢V.".ll9fi!s"of general interest.‘
-The G°"9l'.n.meht =1lI¢1._fih'e Royal Commission:
have decided to allow "fl'ie“c’ontract under which‘
2‘
Tliiei}‘Bti1t
‘cour.-e. In acroi-dancéilbctcvvitli the building"
will shortly be pulled down. Siir3Jose‘ph'Paxton,
in a letter to the Times, censures the Report of
- .the’commissioners',' and says ~;‘"-"1-‘Pie destruction
ofthe building, when its purclfiise has been no
nearly completed, would, in my opinion, be ‘a
wanton sacrifice of properlv ; and the‘ reference
more suitable edifice at a less expensefihan
would be required {pr the-necessary 'ont'1'ay bn
lion of my evidence, but tends to blind th‘e'_eyes’
’ol the public to the foolish piece_‘of.t11-‘_o_‘t1grn
Vandalism which the report of the commission
sanctions." 7 ' '
. Much interest has been felt in the resttscifag
lion anti trial trip of the Great Britain‘ Sfeautén
On the 13th ult.. when the trial was to be made,-
thousands were gathered to witnessber dq,a,.t__
immediately turned her head seaward, and sped
on her way at a rapid rate, on her trial trip ,to.
wards Cape "Clear. A telegraph message three
hours after her depaizttire reported her speed at’
1'5 miles an hour. Her deparlttre for New-York
is fixed for the 1st of May, by winch time accom-
modation will be ready 101‘ nearly 400 first and
second class‘ passengers.
occupy much attention. A leller from Dr Rite,»
of the Hudsnn’s Bay Company, who lltls been in‘
command of an expedition overland, has been
received at the Admiralty. Dr. Rae writes lrom
Detroit. under date of February 28th, and says:
“The farthest point rcztclietl t.luri'ng the sum-'
mer voyage on the Arcticsen was la! 70 deg.
30 min. N.,1on,r,_:. 101 deg. W. on Vi'ct’oi"i:t Land,
about 80 miles west of the magnetic‘ pole‘.
we were arrested by ice fo1'iteat'l3_y :1 fortnight and
coininenced ottr return on lbe 19th of Ai‘1’::u—sl‘.-
On otir way to the Copper Mine river, two pie.-
c-.‘.S of Wood. the one oak, the other pine,
were picked pp. The lormer appeared to be a’
staiicheon, in the upper end of which there had
been :1 hole ll‘l1‘0I1'_"l‘l which a chain had cvidenllv
passed. The wood on one side of the hole had
been torn :1WI1_\', as if by pressure against the
chain. The piece of pine looked like the butt
and ofastnztll flag stall‘ and bad certainly. be-
longed to one of her Bi-itantric Majesty's vessels‘,-
as there was :1 piece of line and two copper tacks
attached to it, all of which bore the govor iment
tacks, and portions of the wood are preserved;
and shall be delivered to the Admirality on my"
reztclting Englatiitl."
It is rumored, of course incorrectly, that Capt..-
Penny “ the gallant but ill-t-equitcd commander‘
of the late Arctic. expedition, and the discoverer‘
of Queen Victoria Channel. has received oll‘er.=r
1l‘O1I1l11(3 United States to serve in fbe next
Arctic expedition, which it is exp‘e‘clctl' will‘
be sent otit by that Goveriitn‘ent."
The Ex-dictator Ptosus was hourly expected iii
Etiglantl.
He had tramihipped to the steamer‘ Confl1'cf,-
due at Ptirlsmontli.
FttA.\=ci«:.--'l'lte_ Palric says that the secret
.<ot~it-ties in the south are using their utmost en-r
(lL"Z1\’(ll‘S to get up an itisn'ii~e‘ctioii:tr_v movement.
'l'lic.minisler of Police is aware of 1ll8ll‘1n[eIl-
lions, and is fully proparctl to defeat fbcirobjeclr
The President of the Republic, it is said, will
visit this year Bordeaux, Bnyotrtie,» Toulouse,-
Marsieilles and Toulon ; and, probably, Names
and Brest. I
M. Emile dc Girztrdin has obtained‘ permis-
sion from the President oi’ the. Repttblic, 10l'etlll‘IT
to Paris to niratige some family a‘f1‘a1i'rs-, caused
by the death ofhis tnotlit:r'-iii-law. 1
M. Gnl'ticy, chief editor of the Journal du'
Havrc, has been expelled from Fraitce.
The Patric states that several ex-Reprcsentaa
tivc-s who quilted France voluntarily after the‘
coup tl’ettzt have just rclitrited. It at-lds that
tluree ex-Represeiitatives of the fvfouirfain have
applied for letters of nalur'.il~iz:‘t‘tion-i-n-the United
States.
It is stated that M. Clement Thomas. ex‘-
member oftlic Constituent Assemb]'_v, and Gen-‘
eral-in-Chiel“ of the Nutl'ona'l Guard of Parts af-
ter the‘ 1-Stir of Ma'_v,- has just been ordcretl to
quit Fr:tn'c_e wit bin a week".
A will of Marshal Marinonf has‘ been found,-
B'arbrier,- 1113 Jlfa z7tr'e' d‘ It.-ole].
AUs'1*nrA‘.—-“'Fh'e I-Iiinszaritrn Cornmiltec left
Vienna in high dudgeoir. The Cabinet steadily’
refuses to unite coiicessions ivirich could militate
' agitinst the unity of the Empire, and the Hunga-
rian nobles will never‘ srupport or server! Glovern-'
inent. whose professed‘ aim is to'rcdtr‘ces Hungary
to the lttve1.ol a common Austrittn province.-
The mttcbinery of Government cannot work. say
the Huiigai'ia‘ns, “ as long as the vis iherticw of’
the nation clogs its wheels, and this will :11-'
-.va_vs be the case until its just demands are gl93fl1-
ted} .
{}':§- A San Francisco coi°respondt=iit states fliaf
orders had been received from the Treasury De-'
ptirtmcnf, b_: collector '1'‘ Butler King, to rc-'
ducc the pay of all ofliiccrs under his control,-
and dismiss the numerous stfpcrnumaries who
were getting from to $28 per day, and making‘
their living by other means at the satire‘ time.
No (1lS(?l't’:l10l] was given to the Collector, and he
was distinctly told that no explanations were
desired in reply, but to‘ curtail expenses of the
oliice in eveigv way. Had the Department lis-
toned to reliable representations, this step would
have been taken nearly a‘ycar ago.
LONGEVITY IN t\’i~:vi' HAMP;-'Hrm:.—'1'ht-rc are‘
thirteen persons out ofone _hundred and ninety
residiiig in one_school l.1S11'1Cf. in C’-anterboro, N.
H., whose united ages amount to 109-1 years,
being an average of over 84 each.-=Par'!:. Jour-
nal.
g;c§- The ship ft-vcr has crettted :1 great alarm
at Boston and Baltimore, and at both ports active
preparations are making to prevent the spread‘ of
the infection. The cause of the extent of the
malady is to be traced to the constant arrival of
infected ships.
{life A nothcr Fugitive Slave case has occurred
in New York. Cotnrnissionei‘ Morton decided
that the nllcdge fugitive Horace Preston,
should be surrendered to the claimant, and be
was accordingly sent off on Saturday.
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{}(%-In Connecticut there are 365,305 while
inhabitants, and ‘.2‘2,r1-1.’) land holders, being
about one in 16 of the white population. The
"proportion in Vermont, New Hampshire and
Maine is greater, and in Massachusetts and
Rliodc Island much less.
% We regret to hear that Miles" Hubbcll, the
colored boy, who was stabbed by young Ray,
tlietl last evening. Ray is yet at large, in part!
unknown. V This is the third case of manslaugh-
ter in this city, within several _vears—-the per-
petrators of which escaped the vigilance of the
otficers.-—Farmer. 1 ' 7
' i i ii ’ _ i i . . - if . #7 .
tlie,Cryslal Palace was" constructed to takeittr. .
.in:tbe report to.~liic'possibilil_v of constructing a. '
the_Crysta1 Palace. is not only a misrepresenlaa .
me. She moved out of dock in good style, and-
The Arctic Seai'chi‘ng 13xpeditio‘ns‘ continue to‘ A
Herc '
despairing of being able to push on further, wok
mark. The thread in the line is red. The line, '
beqiicothing the bulk of his fortune" to Joseph‘ ’
Norwalk Chronicler