The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-31

II.
GoRHAM PARSONS,
BENZ. GunD,
Committee.
1.-THE greatest and best Of men," (as our
.confu sed friend X-Secretary Branch calls him.
should chance 10 live much longer, he will be
the elast man" of the Jackson party. His ad'
herents no longer cover thor faces and run
off with decency :" bat are scampering away
with more regard to safety than appearances.
AS they desert the sinking ship, however, they
cat up one another with the feroc'ty natural TO
their party The Kilkenny cats were fools to
them By the following notice from en-
lucky paper it will! be seen that g further de-
velopments" are in prospect "The greatest
and best" figures largely, and our own AMOS
! the heaven born Amos" has, 1t seems, oeen
guilty of something bordering on =" bargain
Mr. Banks will, doubtless, find his subscription
list early filled with the names OF Original
ia cksonism ~. Y Com .4du.
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED
STATES.
, think it due TO justice and truth, to publish
pamphlet, consisting Of General Jackson -
lcorrespondence with me, which induced me I"
write and publish as many pamphlets to pro-
mote his election to the Presidency, MS requir-
ed the appropriation Of great deal Of time, up
wards of $40 900 in money besides one hundred
dellars given to Amos Kendall, as advance, to
induce him to desert Henry Clay, and to es-
. pouse the cause and service of General jack
! son-upon which occasion he assumed ana
), claimed The authorship of the pamphlets writ
: ten by me, under the signature of Philo jack
" son !; and now, when am inclined to make an
= expose Of those publications., am treated with
" injustice, ingratitude and calumny By his ad-
-. herents, when no and they know, that have
y not the pecuniary means TO render the public
y. - Justice, which desire.
70 The pamphlet will contain about so pages,
y and will be offered for sale at the price Of fifty
&c cents All who may incline to give the reqair-
: cd aid may call on and enable me to perform
'e this honorable devotion to duty.
y The pamphlet will amusc and instruct them,
y and show how man of virtuous intentions may
n n. be duped. HENRY BANKS of Virginia.
- June 28, 1881.
BALLOON ASCENSION Mr.. Charles F. Duyant
ascended in balloon, from Castle Garden, New
on York, on Monday afternoon, at " minutes past
in 5. At the height of about 1900 feet, Mr.. ID.
ial sent down a little car by parachute, contain
NO ing living rabbit. As the waters were covered
he with boats the little Uoydgeur was soon rescued
il. Mr. ID. continued to tighten the balloon by
,et throwing out ballast, until at 80 minutes past
5, it had attained the height of 3455 feet, tho
nm thermometer standing at 20, and the baromsts or
,5a at 26,6z5. When he assembled, the thermerne.
he ter was SO, barometer 30,275. He deconded
early, on account of threatening black cloud
tad in the N W., which had il been attended by q
be 0ust. would have carried him to sea beyond the
viii farther shore of Long Island. He descended If
vi safety over Buttermilk Channel, where he
an. threw line to one Of the boats and was towet
to beautifully at the height Of 80 feet to the Gas
Tim t!a and thence to the Garden. There were
tho about 5000 spectators in the Garden when he
his ascended, and 10000 on the Battery. Mr.. ID
u,e il a New Yorker-Bost0n Patriot.
list REBELLION IN Morocco. Extract Of let
,ive ter from Gibraltar dated the 10th of June -
or " Since my last news of the rebellion at Moroc
The CO. it seems that the Emperor being at Fee
the had determined to 60 to Mequinez, and being
Z in accompanied by his Imperial Black Guards
ome and some white troops, quarrel arose on tn
heir road between the troops, when battle wa
can fought and great carnage ensued, ending in tn
pre- complete defeat of the whites, tho remnant rc
treating to, and shutting themselves up in, Lit
tie Fee, where thoy were blockaded by tn
Emperor at the head of the blacks All over
lures Of peace were rejected by the Emperor
BARN he vowing the determination of the whit
ern' troops now fallen completely into his powe
The and who are described a people belonging
nse' a very warke and brave province, and ofte
ID to lay down the law for tho sovereign"
the
~. THE RAILWAY. Since the opening Of N
ho.s branch Of the Liverpool and Manchester Raj
ou;s way from Dollon, tnere nave oeeh conveys
''' 1915 passengers. The average receipts "a
~. fares and carriages Of merchandise is at Il
,ho ratio Of $4,000 per annnm, and the effect h
M0 been to drive every stage coach from off Il
''' road between Bolton and Liverpool
and The Grand Lodge Of Ireland have decided
70 or the inoxpcdiency at the present crisis, Of ~
public celebration Of tho Twelfth Of July, NJ
son have drawn up a series Of rosolptlpnq recor
War. mending to their provincial brcthrento absia
ne to from tho usual professions On that day.
amos Dp5iia Evsning Mail, July 8.
say Jons QUINCY ADAMS is passing an houorat
It in retirement in literary laboTs. Tho life of |
father is nearly ready for the press. His lc
Lon. ure hours are, we understand, employed in I
had preparation of some other productions, amo
rlncs which is a postica version Of Davids Psalm
The Judging from several occasional Hymns viii
ority have from time to time appeared, we feel con
llnBt that this ho hiuhlv crodltabO