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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-11-07
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

MIR. EDITOR Although am, and have been,
Tor years, subscriber FOR your paper and heartily
concur with you in sentiment as to the true policy
oil our Government in sustaining American Indus
Try by suitable protection of our own Manufac-
lures. upon which believe the real indepe ndcnce
and prosperity of our country depends, and al
though | acknowledge myself second TO no man in
my admiration of Henry Clay, as the Father and
Defender Of that system which is of such vital con-
sequence TO all classes and particularly to the la
boring class still, from views which | entertain
Of the Masonic Institution, | cannot give my sup.
port to him or any other adhering Mason, for SO
important an office as the Chief MJgistracy of the
United States.
have made up my mind to support the SUI
premacy of the laws" and to make tins consdera-
ton paramount to all others. had therefore con.
cIuded to adhere to the Anti-Masonic nomination
for President and for State officers. and give my
support to William Writ and Samuel l.alhrop
but within few days il has been stated to me that
this same Samuel Lathrop was in 1914 member Of
our State Legislature and an advocate and supp r.
or Of the HARTFORD CoEvESTioS. do not be.
lievc it-but iii be fact wish to know il, as |
will mot, under the preface Of sustaining the su.
premacy Of our iaips," be led to give my vote for
man who was concerned in that PLor, which to
say the least, was calculated to distract our coun.
try in an hour Of its greatest peril and upon which
public opinion has SO noelibly stamped the name
oi TREASON. CoSsIsrEsT AHTI.MAsoS.
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A thorough going jackson man of This town
has been travelling through the County for the
last thee or four weeks. as a kind of mssiuna
ry IN favor of political Anti.Masonry. This j.
now the most effective mode of promoting the
views OF the Jackson party. Jacksonrsln itself
mas become so odious to the people, that they
VIII reject any ticket which NAV be presented
t" them on that ground, almost by reclamation
Hut, 1t the votes can be diverted TO the Anti.
Masonic ticket TO such an extent MS, when
combined with Jactson votes, to make ma
J"rIty, the Jacksan party then effect half their
object for, although they do not elect their
own ticket, they defeat the one opposed 10
them Should such result be produced in
Massachusetts, the wekin would ring with
their hurr0hs from Maine to Georgia. To see
old Massachusetts So divided and split up bv
factions, as not 10 be able to elect ticket on.
posed to the General, would crafty them more
Than triumph in two States Of equal size,
which had been considered doubtful.
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$4,000!

If the Anti Masons effect the utmost that
they can hope to do, by running separate cleo
toral ticket in this State, it will be merely Ia
defeat the National Republican Ticket, without
the least prospect or hope Of electng their own
The consequence of,his. will be, the necessity
of an EXTRA SESSION of the Legislature
for the purpose of choosing Electors, at an ex-
pense, to the State, Of not less than Sl0,O 900
Every vote, therefore, given to the Ant-Ma.
sonic Ticket, is, in effect. a vote to saddle the
State necdessly with such an expenditure, and
nothing more; f'r. that is all the object thai
possibly can be efected by the support Of that
ticket.
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THE LAST HOPPE

II, after all our Efforts, Gen. Jackson should
still be reelected, our hopc-our last hope
for the preservation of the Constitution, mus,
rest on the Senate. If we must have a Cnsor.
let us not nave Cesar with a Senate al his
heels that will obsequiously d. his will Let
us have one who will stand up firmly for the
Laws, the Constitution, and the Rights Of the
People, and il may then, possibly, present
AN lMPASSABLE BARRIER between US
and Dcspotism. The satellites of him, who as
they proiancly assert, " was born to command"
are aware OF the importance of that body
they see how mnch il stands in their way II
has accordingly been denounced and threatened
that il should be cut down." No ar, or devic.
will be left untricd to drive from il all the ablc
opposition menbers, and TO put in their stead
men who will wear the party collar II. then,
We would secure the services, in that body, of
that great pillar of the Constitution, DANIEL
Webster, tho only way that We can be csrioin
Of doing il. is. by oleciing Legislature which
is dccidediy NATIONAL REPUBLICAN in
both branches, II We Tail of securing either
House, they may prevent an election. even IL
they arc mt able Ia choose some opposin, can
didaie. Let us then do our duty. snd our
whole duty IN this respect, aud not suffer Two
minorties 10 bargain away this important Of
fee
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W "A RR En-

-, In this town, Oct. 81, by Rev Mr. Miller. Gen
Thomas Chamberlain to Miss Hannah Blair. dauoh
ter OF Capt, Robert BIair.-Oct. &c. Mr. jacob
Chamberlain, jr. of Holden, TO Miss. Laura Howard
of this town.
IN Nrentham, Nov. J. by Rev. z. Fisk Mr.
ana Blake of w AVA
WARD, Mr.. james Dem, Jr., 10 Miss Keziah
HID, both Of Grafton.
, In West Brookfed, Oct. 49, by Rev. Francis
norton, Foster Pepper, Esq. of New Braintree, Ia
wi Mlss kebecca Waterman daughter of Jonathan
Waterman, Esq. of West Brookfed.
In Sutton, Oct. 9. by Rev. Job Boomer. Mr.. JON
a'han Carpenter to Miss Candace Pierce ''''-
In Douglas, by Rev. DAVID Holman. MIR pEnv
Carpenter To Miss Maria Dudley
IN Birmingham, Dr. Benz. Pond of Westboro'
to Miss Emnice L. Cloves.
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SCHOOL BOOKS

Id ECOMMENDED by the M,s..oh.,
E0 Convention Of School Teacher. nn"";s.
ing of Delegates from FIVE States. ~''''''
BY the Teachers Association, of Trov N "
BY the Revue Enoyclopedque, one Of The
most distinguished Scientific Journals Of En-.
rope, published in the city Of Paris
BY the Christian Examiner and General RI.
view, published in Boston, Liverpool, and Lon.
don.
BY the North American Review
BY the American Journal Of Education
which says they are designed TO ohviate pre.
valing evils in The manner of teaching the
English language" and "are on the whole cY.
cellently adapted TO their object"
BY Professor Hitchcock. of Amherst College
BY Hon. Mr.. Calhoun. Speaker Of the fnnse
of Representatives, of tbs State, who says
"iheYare just the kind of books that arc need.
ed. To make the business Of education pleasant
and useful "
The Books recommended as above mention.
ed, are the fnIlnwne:-
THE FRANKLIN PRIMER,
THE IMPROVED READER,
THE GENER4L CLASSROOM.
Extract Of letter 10 the Publisher, from Rep,
.H1ah Sanford. Principal Of the academy,
Medina, Ohio, dated
MEDssk, August, 1882.
" As elementary works, lam satisfied from
careful examination, that the franklin. Primer,
the Improved Reader, and the General Glass.
BOOK, are Tar superior 10 any other with which
am acquainted We have for surne time used
them IN small female school, which is under
our care and experience and observation has
confirmed me in The opinion which formed ON
hrst examination, that il would greatly promote
the Interests Of education il they could be in
tr"dnced into our Common Schools"
IS He "pinion If eaperiencsd Teachers. Tint
tor Me three primary, these nre the must ns, fill
Books ?t The hind. Tint h"re get been pusfisG,d.
W For sale wholesale and retail. by The
Publisher. A PHELPS, Greenfield, &c DORK
d ROWLAND. Worcester
Teachers and School Committees. vino have
not had an opportunity of examining these
books, will be furnished with copies gratis, by
calling at either of the abosc places
Nov Z oou2,
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CAUTION.

Beware of spurious and mixed tick
cts. The Jackson men in Pennsyl-
vania attempted to pass such off up
on their opponents, and they may at
tempt it here.
Let no trifling inducement prevent
you from voting for the entire regu-
larly nominated Tickets. But if there
be any candidate on the Senatorial
listfor whom you will not vote, let
the place occupied by his name stand
blank, for, if you substitute another
name, it counts against your own vote,
precisely as much as if it was given by
another man.
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CHARLES JACKSON

Among the great men who have contributed
to the welfare and the glory Of Old Massachu.
sells, lew have distinguished themselves more
than Judge Jarkson, who while IN the Bench
ut the Supreme Court, won for himself fame
that will never perish. so long as the most pro.
'"nnd research into the law, and the mos, able
exp"sIi"ns Of il, are held IN estimation in tho
Jurisprudence Of the country. Our readers
every body, indeed, throughnu the S,aie-vilI
hear wItLcss I" the high estimation in which he
is every where held as Judge. and how much
he is esieeuied-nay lnved-fnr his puri,v nj
hraT'' his singlenrss Of purpose his amru,,v n,
manners, and his strict regard 10 every moral
and honorable obligation. Yet. because in his
time OF danger, he has lent his name tn Tho
cause oi his coLniry, and suffered it TO be nut 4,
The head of the National Republican list of can.
dldates for Electors, the Anti Masonic 9Jro.
c"te IN Boston is IN perfect rage, and abuses
MN as II he were thief or pick pocket
shame Shame d! How little the recentiv i'm.
Ported Editor knows Of the feelings of .Nossa.
th"Sehs men if he thinks they will hear hi.
low sc"rrihy poured gu, upon such men with
out Indignation. They will shey him. with n
witness, on Monday next, how little qood such
course can DO to his party or any other.
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W We opine that some of our readers. the
Ladies IN particular, may incline 10 the opinion
that the Spy has assumed somewhat poii
cal aspect this week. We are more than hal
"i the same opinion, ourselves But, they wit
please I" rec"Ileci--tl'ey may possibly be re
minded of it by the paper iiseII:-that there is ,
very Important election Mt hand That will
soon be over, and then, whatever may be III,
result, we promise that our columns shall aff,r,
greater variety of matter and lha, politics shal
be less engrossing subject, than has been Thu
case for week or two mast
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NEW GOODS.
u At NO 7 GRANITE ROW

u AT NO GRANITE ROW.
iCii Fancy colored Silks, of the most
IA fashionable shades,
Super jet black Italian Lusttirp.
do do. do. Gros do S;s.
Black and Blue Black eros de Rerln ord
eros de Naples,
Mer'no Shawls, all wool borders, of different
qualities aud sizes,
Scarlet, White, aud Black, Al Thbet yrool
ild'kts., extra quality,
Black and Blue Black Silk VeIvets,
Merino Trimmings and Fringe,
Extra fine aud coarse Irish Linens,
Camleis, Pads,
Fiannrls of every description,
Domestic Goots, &c. &c
All of which are offered for sale n, the worry
tO'orst prices Z. L. r. SANGER
Worcester, Nov T.
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PENSsYLvASIA ELECTION The reh,rns nj,
the election in Pennsylvania begin to come in
Partla. accounts from q or Counties give A
net gain, since the choice of Governor, of abou,
i3o0 to the Anti jackson ticket The MAORI.
ty OF Gov. Wolf was about :}9On More than
one third OF that is already wipcdof. and ifthr
rest OF the State has done eqnali, well, The An
u JACKSON electors are chosen by handsome
majority.
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POST OFFICE STATISTICS

AS matter in which many Of our readers take
an interest. we have compiled rom the last repor,
OF the Post Master General, the following table
showing the net amount of revenue which has ac.
crued to the Government, from the several Post
ofhces in this county, for the year ending March
81, 1881. The Whole amount received would be
from so to JOG per cent more, as The CONDENSATION
oil the post masters and the office expenses are first
deducted and the sum then remaining. and what
is actually paid over to the Post Master General, is
the one given in the
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-11-07

SAMUEL LATHRor. The editor of the Yeo-
man has made an extract from the Spy of
March 1924, ccmmenda,ory o. Samuel La,h
'"P, 1t might have been very true of him
then but entirely inapplicable no,o. He was
not then in his doiuge. He had not then iona
Thar Russelled himself by giving two SETS of
opinions on the same subject, TO suit circum.
stances, nor had he written and published long
e'ectIoneerIng letters, 10 promote his avn
election. Greater men than he have fallen !;
and from greater heighis loo.
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SENATORIAL TICKET

We trust there is little occasion far -. -
urge upon the National Republicans the neces-
s''y OF united and vigorous support Of our
whole Senatorial Ticket II is. cer,,irI, -.
able Senatorial Ticket as was ever nrosen,od
TO The voters of Worcester County. Tbrea or
the candidates have already represented us in
mat BODY IN manner which did credit 10 than.
selves, while it promoted the interests of ,be;r
Constituents. Two others of them have az ;s
well known, been prominent DICTATOR, in ,bc
House of Representatives. and all ,f Them aro
men against whose moral worth the breath Of
SANDER has never uttered n whisper Itis irue
That the Anti Masons have set I'm the crv If
" Masonry against them. Ye, they dare mn,
say that an individual among them wound be in.
huenced by any obligation thus imposed Ia
swerve an iota from the line of rccti,ude, in the
discharge Of his civil or social duties. There j.
not man amongs: them who does not posses
The entire confidence of all who know them
Ana, has 1t then come 10 this, thai: man
against whom no improperly can be urged, bn,
who' on The contrary, is every way worthy aud
estIn'able, Is TO be prescribed and hunted down
merely because, when young man, he con-
nec'ed himself with Society 10 whirh il was
hen considered honorable to belong?
but we have no reason to believe that either
Oh 'he candidates have any disposition to sup
port masonry in opposition 10 public opinion
wo OF them we know from conversation held
''ns SINCE and without any reference TO the
election, have no attachment to the institution.
ana are not supporters Of il, but are virtually
seceders thereirom.
what VIII be gained by endangerng the sue.
cess OF the National Republican ticket, or TIN.
ground II that is defeated, the Jackson tick
ct, IN all human probability will be tho mex,
highest, and consequently will We the ono 10 be
returned TO the Legislature with ours. 10 max,
the selection from. DO our friends prefer III,
success Of Jackson mason to a National Re
publican one' II they do, they will vot,
against our ticket, for, every vote given for an,
other tIcke, than ours, will, in effect, count /,
favor oithe Jackson ticket
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INSPECTOR OF HOPS. We understand there
is some dissatisfaction among The Hop-erowers
IN consequence of the :e-appointmeht of the In.
spector of Hops. We have made some inquiry
IN relation to this subject, and find the facts 30
he as follows: Near the time when the present
lncumbents first term of Office expired the
council, IN consequence of complaints which
had been made, took up the subject, and made
Thorough investigation. The compliments
were heard by counsel, their Witnesses examin.
ed, and the result of the whole matter was
unanimous report from the council To the Gov
etnor, that none Of the charges had been SUI,
tanned, but that. on the contrary, it appeared
that Col. Jaques was faithful and meritorious
officer, deserving Of continued confidence I'm.
der such circumstances, there could be but one
proper course for the Governor to take, and
that he did take, and nominated tho incumben
Tor e'nppon'men:. This statement must be
entirely satisfactory to every candid person.
We pledge ourselves for its correctness. and an
inquiry Of any member of the council will fully
confirm it,
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WANTED.

Worcester. IS. Probsie Office, Nov. 6, 1882.
10 he IvidaW and Heirs Of MARVEL Tart.
6te 81 Northbrldge, ~ SaM County decreased and
ed. GuEErING.
NOU are hereby cited to appear( ii you
N see ny ri the Court oil Probate u he hold
rn vt Uxbridse. IN said County, On the fourth
Tuesda. in November lust, vt ten Of the clock
before nuon, To shnw cause why the Instruments
which rnrprr, 10 hvihe last viii end resta.
ment OF said decreased should not be approved ;
aud you will be heard thereon.
AS NArH'L. PAINE, J. Preb.
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u Post MaStsrs, Torn CLERKS, and Totcn
Committees, are requested to for,card 10 us
correct returns Of the Uotes giren in their re-
spechre totrns, so that IRE may get them on
Tuesday. the day after election if possible. II is
requested that they may be directed to this office
under seal, as they hare, in some former instances
been diverted from us, and detained till after the
publication Of our paper
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PRINTED VoTEs for Governor, Lieut.. Governor,
and Senators, and for Electors of President and
Vice President at the approaching election, are
now ready, at this Office. Towns not already fur
nlshed, and which are desrons Of obtaining a
supply, are requested to send for them Immediately
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-11-07

The Worcester South District TEMPERANCE
fHHoeiety Will meet at Worthingtons Hotel, on
WEDNESDAY, Nou. IA, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ The
several town ond other Temperance Societies
within the District requested to send Dele
gates to this meeting, and TO make their report to
the Secretary. JOHN S. RUTIrR Ssc'yu
Worcester. Nov T.
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Wanted InamediafeIu.

OK JoararymaR CABINET-MAK-
IL EiS, I" whom good encouragement will he
gwen. .4iso, Young Man. IL or Is wears old
as an APPRENTICE to the Cabinet business
one That has the use of tools would be preferred
.iLSO. 3 or GO00 feet Of MAPLE or BIRCH
JOlST, 81 inches square, for which paymenl
viii be made IN Cabinet work at cash price.
HENRY PARKER.
hlillhury Nov Z sn,o,
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TOWN DEMONSTRATIONS

u The Chszens of Worcester are TO deter.
mine, on Monday next. what the standing and
e""' ac'e' o. The fo'cn shall be in the Legislature
'or me year u'ng,-whe,her our rights and ovf
character 'hall be supported there with firmnAss
and ability, or whether we shall be a mark fo,the
jbes and geers of the whole State.
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NeaO England Magazine.

EUS'r published by J. T. Il E BUCKINGHAM
% Boston, No. II Of the New England Mag
uzine, for November.
CONTENTS.
Original Papers; Thoughts on True Epi
cnrlsm ; The Dead Set Yankeeisms House of
Reformation; Horace IN Boston Romance in
Reality Boston Notions Fools; Conversi iion
wiih'a Lizard Medi,atinns in Barber's Shop,
No. Ill Leaves torn out of a Scrap Book
Book DIvnaion; Cattle Shows and Conveu.
tons, and Other Matters; Sonnet .Monthig
Reeord-Poiities md Statistics United Stairs
Somh Carolina, Vermont. Library Notices
Ahsettfanies, Obituary Notices, &C., &c.
NOvember z
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ASSIGNMENT.

OIlCE is hereby given. that SiLAs N.
~ WARREN and LOWELL EAMEs of linton.
Shoe .H"nntaciarerS under the firm of SILAS
WARREN IS co have Assigned all their
C"pa'lnership and individual property To VII.
LIAM LkGG, IN trust for the payment of their
debts; giving to their creditors thirty VS. from
the lhiny-fiisi Of October last to become par
ties To said Assignment Said Assignment NAV
be examined and executed by making applica
tion to the subscriber
7 5. All persons indebted to said firm are
requested to make immediate payment to
WILLIAM LEGG.
ITninn Nov q 1920
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ooSFEcTicUT' We have rehrns from cigh,
'""hS III hartford County. (tlc seat Of Con.
nec'lcut 'acks""Ism) which give plurality to
Tue clay ''cket oil o3S votes. No doubt remains
of its election by large plur;ty.
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NJ Let this one truth be constantly horne IN
mind, that the National Republic,, Ticka, ;s
the o"'y one tina, stands any chnncc of bclpp
elected, aud that erory vote given tor any 9th.
or ticket, is given, in effect for Jacksonism he
cause II goes to sustain the nj jcrt nr the Jack.
son party "'"h is. I" defeat the National Re
pnhIcnns. Let then no trnug cause preveu,
every v"ler. who has the gnod Of his country n,
heart, aud who wishes, for the preservation nj
our invaluable institutions, from voting for Tim,
Ticket '"i're, as the only means Of counterfeit
my the ed"r's of the Jackson party.
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We publish the following, at the request of a
correspondent in distant part of the County
declining 1t proper TO say, thai we do il an act Of
courtesy. under very peculiar circumstances. TO
one with whom we disagree very widely in some
Of his opinions
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WATER PROOF BOOTS.

TEN1E subscriber would inform his Customers
III and the public, that he has commenced
the Boot Making business, under the direction
OF MIR. Dawn BRowN, late of Boston, aud all
orders for Boots will be promptly attended to,
at No Goddalds' Row. Main street. where
will be found general assortment of BOOTS
and SHOES, with such other articles as are
usually kept in Shoe Store, which will be
sold on the most favorable terms
N. b. LADIES SHOEs made To order as
usual. SAMUEL. B. SCOTT
Worrrstnr. Nov 7 S,v
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NJ WEBsTER's SPEECH. Copies of Webster,
Speech at the Worcester Convention, in a ehear
form, suitable for distribution, may be had at ,hi.
office, by immediate application for the same
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STATE EXPENDITURES

attempts are making to divert public atten
ton from the ennrniities Of Jacksnnism by rails
'ng hue and cry about the State Expenditures
This is an old expedient, which has been re,ort.
ed TO too often to produce any effect at this late
time in the day. The people understand the
subject They know that all expenditures must
be authorized by their immediate representa.
'ives, and that the chnice Of Governor or Flee.
tors for President has nothing to do with ii
They know, too that irtlere was ever So mucb
occasion for reform. the Jackson men would he
he very last that should be entrusted with the
work They have already had too mnei Of
Jackson retrenchment in the National GOVERN
ment, where experience has shewn that their
Tetrenchment is great and useless increoss of
expenditure. Therefore, from Jackson eeono.
my IN this State, may we long be preserved
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PrSsloss. We learn that the applications for
pensions, which were committed 10 the care OF
Geo. Folsom Esq are now under exam nation
al the Pension Office, and that he gives his
personal attention to the subject, in order to oh,
viatc, So far as is in his power, any difficulty
that may occur. The examination Of all tho
cases will probably occupy two OF thrco weeks
moro,
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WORCESTER LYCEIri1

r, The Introductory Lecture will be delivered b,
rLiNY MERRIcK, Esq. Tomorrow EyEsisc
,h al o'clock. Doors will be open, OF
ths occasion, Tree for the admission of all desirou,
OF attending. NJ