The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-07-04
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WEDNESDAY, JULY a, 1897.
t'SIGNS OF TIE TIMES .

-iiy INC Ieduilg democratic news
paper IN New Hampshire, having Joined the
opposition, had given cause to the Jackson
party IN some parts of the country, to repre-
sent The old democratic party in that State as
i opposed to the Administration. To counter
act such an impression meeting of "the Re-
publican friends of the Administration" was
called and held at Concord on the 18th ult-
1t was numerously attended, and was address,
ed by the Speaker of the House of Representa-.
tlves, by |. Bartlett and T. Whipplc, Jr mem
bers OF Congress, by Gov Morrill, and others
Gov Bell presided. Resolutions were adopted
approving of the measures Of the Administra.
ton, and expressing confidence in it. On the
18th, resolutions were introduced in the Honee
OF Representatives expressing the hirh opin-
ION which that body entertained of the integri-
ty, talents and public services of John @. AID
ans, DC. A motion was made By Ezekiel
webster to postpone the subject indefinitely.
debate ensued, in which the motion was adj
Vocated by some of the democratic friends OF
the administration, on the ground that it was
unnecessary and inexpedient in their official
capacity TO act on the subject. The federal
lists, 1t seems, had generally been dissatisfied
with the exclusive character ofthe meetinr on
the Hath, and declined now doing any thing
which should commit them for the future. and.
being joined by the few Jackson men in the
House, the motion to postpone was carried by
vote of 1877 to 20. Many of those who sup
ported the motion protested against its being
construed into an opinion. unfavorable to the
Administration, and it is admitted, on all hands,
to have been no test of that question
RHODE ISLAND. Two meetings have been
held at Newport during the recent session of
the Legislature, one of the friends of the Ad-
mlnstration, generally, from all parts of the
State, and the other Of" Republican" delegates
from the several towns, at both of which iris
tram Burgess and Dutee J. Pearce, the present
Representatives in Congress, were nominated
for reelection
New YoRK. Evidences of the increasing
strength of the Administration in this State
continue to multiply. The National Advocate
which has long been considered the organ of
the Bucktall or Anti-Clintonian party in New
York city, has recently taken decided stand
in favor of the reelection of John @. Adams
The Daily Advertiser, the leading Clintonian
paper at Albany which had heretofore favored
the pretensions Of Gen Jackson, has also taken
similar course avowing its full appreciation of
the measures Of the Administration and its
belief that the interests of the people will be
best promoted by its continuance in power
Several similar instances have occurred in the
western part of the State, among which are
the Rochester Republican and the Buffalo EN-
porium, both papers of extensive patronage
and influence.
PENNSYLVANIA. One the greatest political
changes ever known is going on in this State.
Several counties, formerly in favor of Jackson,
would now give handsome majorties for the
Administration, and so general is the change
that many calculate with confidence on the
electoral vote of the State for John Quincy
Adams. In Pittsburg, two years ago, Henry
Clay was burnt in ehigy under the eyes of the
civil authorities; yet, at his late visit TO that
city, he was received with every mark of res
pect, and complimented with public dinner,
of which between six and seven hundred per-
sons partook.
Brazil. BY an arrival at New York from
Rio Janeiro, papers to May eth, have been
received BY these advces,- we learn that the
troops of Buenos Ayres had nearly overrun
the province of Rio Grandc, and accounts from
the capital city of the same name, represent
the place in confused state, on account of the
Patriot army being in the vicinity, and daily
expecting to besiege it. a battle had been
fought between the two armies, and it was re-
ported that the Brazilians were defeated if so.
it is probable that the Patriots also suffered Sc.
verely, or they would have followed up their
success, and taken possession of the city, which
appears to be the object they are aiming at.
The Brazilian Congress was convened at Rio
Janeiro, on the Sd of May, when the Emperor
sent Message, in which he says the war will
continue until the BandG Oriental is freed from
its invaders and Buenos Ayrcs shall recognize
the independence Of Brazil, including that PROV
snce. Therefore, a speedy termination of hos
tilities connot be looked for In regard to the
foreign relations Of the country, the Emperor
says, the friendly relations of the Empire
with those nations who have representatives.
here, are in settled state, and the den,r,uro