The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-07

The utmost CONSERVATION pervades the JACK
SON ranks, in this part of the world--and win "a
good reason. The desertions from tao party al
since the Presidents late development oil MS re
to go all lengths with the major
itv of his party, as we'll in their opposition 10
the American System, as in all other Respects n
has prodaced falling off among ms lrisnas c IN
tiroly unprecedented. Four members 81 Con- s.
0rsss from his own State, Tennessee, 1t is ru- ?
mored, have deserted. TioO, certainly. eiid u
third as we are credbly inormedy "a thls State, u
who were elected as his friends and supporters r
of his administration, have, upon what they {
have seen and heard at Washington during the
session, totally abandoned him and the party !
Similar results NAV be looked for in the o.ner !
western, and some of the middle States. Inc
changes among the people, it is apppehended'
viii not be less than those among shelr repre-
sentatives.-Frankfort (Ky) Commentator.
ViReISrA. From the information of a travel
Ter, we are induced to think that the admins
tration is by no measss so popular in this State.
as its friends would fain make it appear The
western part of the State is in favor OF Ine
Z American System, in all its branches. ne
( two SenatJrs from Virginia have not oeen
treated with much Difference, or indeed WIN
! much Gecency, in relation to the affairs oil 1t.
R;rdoph and Miles King. Should they be IN
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would not long retain the allegiance OF tae Oia
Dominion The appointment of MIR. Randolph
was no compliment to the State, although II
was doubtless intended a sort of peace offer
| ing Nobody but Gen. jackson would have
ransacked State to pick out the crazlest man
in it-B0ston Courier.
, Con jackson fought for his country, during
, the last war and led her armies to victory and
reuown. This is the sum and substance OF all
, that his friends can urge on his behalf. Mel
: vile fought for his country during the Revoiu-
/, tionary war, and Clark during the last war
u and vet they we're prescribed by the General
Q The poor Cherokses bravely fought Tor Us un-
n der Jackson, against the Creeks they dlslin-
n puished themselves by signal acts ct courage
it at the battle of the Horseshoe Bend and yet
e they are now to be oppressed, or driven from
9 their homes and the places of their fathers sep
~ ulchres, into the barren prarles west OF inc
= Mississippi! Beautiful consistency !! Most love-
- " exhibition of mercy Sublime specimen OF
=, Justice !!-Louisrille Focus.
50 mAmonp the persons named by the Telegraph
y as public defauiters, dG77:: tth.c first months o.
90 the present administration, was Mr.. Fll!ebrowr
who held a clerkship in the navy department.
nj and with a view to make the impression mor'
ed strong on the public mind that this was the
an case. the government commenced SUIT agaihs
It's Mr.. Fillebrown Tor a oalahce ai'eSeu !" ~
ad from him 10 the public. On this case OF cor
g r,rntion.as it W as called, the Telegraph enlarge
= from day to day, and the Others of the jackson
- press echoed the clamor, until the people wer
81 induced to believe the accusation. Inc cas-
lh' against Mr.. Fillebrown was put down ior tria
er- at the Court sitting in Washington ana wa
to 20 he called IN last week. Mr.. Fillebrow
se uroed the District Attorney from day to day t
ar hrinu on the case until finally he was inform
re- Cd that il was ,rithdra,on, and thus ends IN
led exuositiop, of which such handle was mad
nr It served the purpose for which 1t was ntenoe'
ne that was all the government agents cared 10
-" II NAV likewise be remembered, that Mr.. III
The brown instituted snit against Dnn uleG |;
the II is hoped that Mr.. Filebrown will not be Il
wv duced TO withdraw his action against Green,
or consequence of the course taken by the 20
va eminent U. S. Gazette.
of
vas TIE MAYsvILLE RoAD BILL, it will be r
lri- -e;seted nv the President upt
ian cal cannot be national, for his attempt at re
vas soning would seem TO have that extent III
+, OF National Intelgencer quotes report made
zed the United States Engineer to Congress,
but 1925 in which it is stated that the road betwe
IN Maysvilie and Lexington is more travelled thi
was any road of the same extent in Kentucky. ~
III great mail between the Atlantic country al
- all the western States south Of the Ohio, is CT
was ried upon it, for which the government p
ON days last year, there passed near Maysvil
'un- 9 400 persons. 12 500 horses, 1870 wagons a
BILE, carts exclusive of pleasure carriages and drov
the Of cattle-BostOn Courier.
nal,
TO OFrIcR HUNTING. We copy from the Sale
an Gazette the following humorous anecdote as
the happy illustration of the eagerness of off
the seekers Il TALES we'll with the times :.
.es- Upon the expected death Of the king Of Spai
ID al IL,
.es- of the Exchequer, gave orders to his servan
~ that if any messenger arrived by express, eve
X if it was at midnight, he should Immediate
:. ! be introduced to him pending this order,
ieu man on horseback knocked furIousy at I
AIo- outer gate about O'Clock in the morning
Ihe was instantly admitted, and brought up to
e OF dukes bed chamber g Well, my good frien'
ling saws the duke, quitting on his stockings, a
Sc surveying the man sPlashed all over with m
~ from top TO toe,) "you must have rode har
far {" Damnablyi never once slept the whole jol
II ney." 4" But you're sure he's dead" o
nce most certainly" "Ah poor man, he's Z
IL out of troublesome world at last Pray VIII
uch did YOU leave Madrid 2" Madrid !" says t
ON man in a maze Lord your grace, new
nee was there in my life " And where the de
rye else did you come from p "Why from Rio
and mond, in Yorkshire, your grace, and arn col
and express TO acquaint you with the death OF ia
ngi- Dickinson, the excseman whose place, y
ton know, your grace ProHiseu Ine at lhe last c.,
nan. zion, the moment the breath was out of
,ner body"
that
Tory The Kentucky Reporter asks the followi
put pregnant question:
nee Is it right that Georgia should have 20 m
nm lions Of dollars to buy land that she does n
80. want, but for the purpose Of gambling off
one az n;,;eI sn,o r e "a ool 20 n.La 70
that she does want
en- II should be stated in explanation, that it !
'ro- been proposed in Georgia, and, it is belev
of with the sanction Of the State government,
lent dispose of the Indian lands by lottery.
title -
IS A BOLD TRUTH. Mr.. Everett, in his addr.