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PEOPLES CHEAP STORE.

There is a Tide IN the Affairs Of Men,
That kr0lcS no Control,
ND such is the tide that is increasingly flowing to the
n PEOPLES CHEAP STORE,
though vain attempts made stop its progress
they all unsuccessu-or experience and
has taught this important to the community, that the
place where their best interest found in the purchase of
DRY GOODS, the last six mouths, has been is now,
and will continue TO be at the celebrated
PEOPLES CHEAP STORE.
The inducements offering are not surpassed
by any, having just received another
fall and Winter Goods, selected with usual good
taste and and bought under the most favorable Cir
cumstances at The Emporium of business and fashion
i'll America We always the first in the market, and
our customers shall have the advantage of it, We
opening the latest description of magnificent designs end
less variety of
Dress Goods,
New and Fashionable CAsHMEREs. NJ de LANES,
REPS, MERIN0S, GINGHAMS, PRINTS, &c.
SHAWLS.
Elegant Brocha, Cashmere Damask, Imitation and in
deed almost every variety Shawls worthy the imme
date and particular attention of all the Ladies who
search OF Fashionable Dresses and Shaws prices per-
tecty satisfactory.
the extensive of French English and American
BrOGdct0thS, CGSSimereS, S0tinets, &C.,
prove concusively that not insensibe
and wishes OF the Gentlemen.
And by practical experience know the wants of
YOUNG HOUSE-KEEPERS.
always feel particular interest in their welfare,
knowing how may be placed in the same crcum-
We therefore attention the seec-
ton OF such goods their respective families demand
therefore assortment of Linens,-Lnen Sheeungs-
Bleached and brown Sheeting from A 10 wide-D a-
mask Diaper-Wmte, brown and colored Table Cloths
all sizes and qualities-Nap kins-Doy
nure Goods and all the varieties CT housekeeping fixing
is complete, which would the inspection of all
interested And the hall is told please call and satisfy
yourselves of the immensely, variety, and attractions Of The
stock of Dry Goods &c, the Peoples Cheap Store,
No. 1913 Main ST., (Butman Row. Worcester,
(Neary opposite the United States HOtetD
G. M. DAYTON.
N B. 1000 lbs. Vermont Live Geese Feathers,
Pure and White, selling unusual low prices-cal and
see for yourselves. PEOPLES STORE.
Oct. 25
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Messengers Notice,

WORCESTER, SIS. october ~, lS40
TTON BENJAMIN F. THOMAS, Judge ofProbate for
The county of Worcester, has this day issued War
rant against the estate OF CHARLES Q. CHAMBER
LIN of Worcester in said County, Machlnst, an lnso-
vent debtor and payment of any debts or the delv-
ery of any property belonging to said Chamberlain, TO
him or or his use the transfer OF any property by
him are forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors Of said Chamberlain
will he held nj the office Thomas HILL in Worcester.
in said County the second Monday Of NooemDer nerf,
~ ron o'clock in the forenoon prove Their debts and
choose an assignee ofhs estate and TO do such other
business in relation thereto as may then csme before
BUSINESS ." E. EATON, D. Sheriff.
M Xvoos,er DER 90 le45 dim
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THE PoTAToE Ror. The St. Adams w.t.
Messenger of the 23d ult. says: &c We are sorry
to state that the failure of the potaoe crop in this
vicinity is much more extensive than last wear.
Many fields do not yield the quantity planted,
and most are more or less affected. From present
appearance there will not be half of an average
yield, certainly not unless the process of decom-
position is soon stopped, which may be the case
by cold weather. The fall season has been I'M
usually mid-no severe frost until within last
week"
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THE MoRMoNs. We learn from the Quincy
Wing that Mr. Backenstos, the sheriff of Han
cock county, who was arrested at Nauvoo by
General Hardin, and taken to Quincy, charged
with the murder of Worrel and McBratney, was
examined before Judge Purple, and held to bail
for his appearance at the Hancock Circuit Court
in the sum of three thousand dollars here
were about twenty witnesses in the case. The
Mormon and the anti Mormon witnesses swOre in
direct opposition to each other
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THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

No. So State-street, Hartford, Conn.,,
u 18th sound and available Capital Of $500, 900.
FER their protection against loss damage by fire
~ the citizens of Worcester and It's vicinity. II insures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories and Mills the most favorable
This Institution has been in opera nearly quarter of
cenuryits reputation for liberal adjustment and its
promptitude in paying losses well known and estab
lIshed. THOMAS K. BRACE, President
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford March 6, I845. istf
u Persons DESTROYS obtaining insurance in the above
Company, REFERRED for particulars A. H. Bull
LucH, Esq, in Worcester, Mass.
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October %. 1915.
WORCESTER, IS.

WORCESTER, SIS. Octooer 20, 1912
To LOWELL BAKER, JR., OF Grafton, IN sald County,
gentleman ,.., ,. u"sEllNT,
late OF DAVID WEBSTER Of said Grafton shoe
aLer nm insolyent debtor are hereby required TO give
n,ice thereof and also give notice that the second
eene of the creditors of said Webster will be holden
a. INV office in Worcester on the second Monday of No
sr,5er merit al ten O'Clock in the forenoon when and
where they may prove further debts against the said
Wahs,er and also show why certificate dis
charge shall not be granted to him. And you will serve
mis- notice by publishing atIested copy Of this order
In The Massachusetts Spy once, and In the Daily Spy,
published Worcester aforesaid two weeks
Excessively before the day of said meeting And YOU are
m make return of this order with dongs thereon ut
The time and place of said meeting
CHARLES w. HARTSHORN
true copy. Master in Chancery.
dtmwl Attest, LOWELL BAKER, Jr., Assignee.
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Brighton Market=Mondav. Oct. y. 1sl

Brighton Market-MOnday. Oct, 81. IS45,
lReporled for the Boston Daily Advertser.l
At market, 5000 head of Beef Cattle Stores $500
Sheep and l475 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Catue-The drices obtained last week
were not sustained quote extra SAFE first quality,
Barreiling Catte-Mess IS 81; No. ]. IS.
Stores. -Yearngs $5OS7j two year old S8@$l5; three
year old Sl5OS24.
Sheep-Sales from 81 to S 49,
Stone-Lots pedde and 81 and "a 44c for Barrows
a lot to close at PC. At retail from 81 sc.
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NOTICE.

z 4 RS. TOWNE would respectfully inform her
" friends and the public that from i'll health obi
ged to renqush her business and offers for sale her
stock Of FANCY DRY GOODS &c. at reduced prices for
tD1 weeks oniyaterward they will be closed by Auction.
N. b. MRS TOWNE would make inducement for
any purchase her entire Stock. large Omsted
Stove suitable for store for sale also. dw Oct %.
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TO LET,

.BLACKSMITHS Shop, situated in the centre of Graf
"A tom together with ofgood tools. The stand
good as can be found in the country and business sufficient
to EMPLOY three workmen. Terms reasonable. Apply
to SAMUEL HALL.
S. 1.-THE above stand could be lea ed the present
owner would hire three good wOrkmen, whom liberal
wages would be given. Apply as above.
Oct. 80 dsw
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NEW CARPETS.


I HAVE this day received large invoice of NEW AND
Il BEAUTIFUL CARPETS from those justly celebrated
manufacturers, MeSsrS. A. 4 E. S HIGGINS, OF NewYork
which for sly and beauty of finish exceed by
My present selection consists of
IMPERIAL LY-SUPERFINE-
EXTRAFlNE and FINE INGRAM CARPETS, of en-
rey new and original patterns, Of Which haze the entr5
control for this market.
Also, Venetian and Cotton Carpets of every
description, the very lowest prices.
STAIR CARPETS, of every kind from Is to
50 cents the yard
English FLOOR CLOTHS, DRUGGETS, sc.
STRAW MATING, A, "a and Ga wide.
Velvet, Chenele and Tuned RUGS and MATS.
LIST and HEMP Carpets and in short every descrip-
ton of Carpets offered and Wl be sold lou as at
any other Store in these United Staes-to satisfy your
selves OF this FACT, please call at the
OLD STAND Nos l62 and 64 Main Street.
JOHN B. WYMAN.
Late OF the firm of H. II. Chamberlin & Co.
N. B. KNIGHTS CARPETS (Which have
been extravaganty Landed by neghbors to need
no farther comment from me- ALWAYS HAND, and for
sale on good terms any other Store
Worcester. Oct 81 dwtf4S
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World of Fashion!

Quick SaIes-Cash-Small Profits
b. n. GOULD, Merchant Tailor, respect
sB fully tenders his thanks his patrons their
patronage and informs them public
ne has taken the Room the Store Of Messrs BALLoRD
& BLISS, our doors north of the United States Hotel
MAIN STREET where. for a few weeks previous the
pleton OF Establishment he will be happy furnish
all who will give him call, with garments CHEAPER
AND BETTER than his competitors
Worcester, Oct 81. div
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Worcester Oil Store,

Vie subscribers offer sale at wholesale and retail
assortment of Bteached and Indicated
rail, Winter and Summer SPERM OIL,
selected from the New Bedford market expressly for the
retail trl'e, and warranted to be a PURE article.
Families and Others In Of superior article in
Ved 10 call aud examine the quality and prices Oil sent
to any part Of the village free OF charge
BARBOUR q BARKER,
Worcester, Sept. Is. DIFF 205 Main St.
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CLOAK GOODS.

EEAVING reduced my stock of Cloak Clouds
q that were bought early, have this week made my
arle purchases in New York and Boston of all the differ
ent styles of Coakngs worn, and very much lower
prices than earlier in the season. Among them may be
found
Rich Ombra-s shaded French CLOAKL.VGS,
new and beautiful article
Real French THIBET CLOTHS in every col
or imported.
Indidnas--Paramettas- Cloths-Amazonian
Cioths-AipGccGs- ORLEANS, Sc,-Rich Gala Paids-Rob
ROys and in short every kind Of Goods imported and will
be sold prices that fail be satisfactory
]. B. WYMAN
Late of the firm of II. H. Chamberin d Co.
Worcester, Oct 49, diff
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NOTICE.

NOIlCEs
THIS may certify that PAUL EDWARDS, minor sol, ha1
LEFT my employ without my consent and without good
This therefore Is TO caution all persons from har-
boring or trusting him my account as shall pay no
debts OF his contracting after this date. =
Warren, Oct. IL, ls45 d3w PERLEY WHlPPLEs
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A GENERAL MUSTER
WILL COME OF EVERY DAY THIS SEASON AT
HANDY, LUTHER & CO.'S
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No. l Merchants Row.
Directly in front ofe Forester House and opposite the
Boston 4 Worcester, and Nort0tch Railroad Depot,
MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
PREPARATIONS have been made for Great
L Gathering than before known such
place in the County Of Worcester. We our stock
shall be the largest Best Selected Best Made and shall
can find at any oIher place in the State We mean all we
saywe do talk to deceive Our old stock has been
closed out. and commence with an ENTIRE
NEW ONE, which has and is being made up unrer our
supervision. We have taken greater pains 10 have
our Clothing made up in satisfactory manner than other
Clothing Manufacturers usually have Our styles VIII not
be inferior to any the county We wish all Fellow
Citizens and the community at large wnud favor with
call before they purchase elsewhere Our stock consists
of large lot of
Dress and Frock Goats,
made up in genteel STYLE of Blue, Blue black Brown and
Invisible Green-French, Englh aud Am Broadcoths.
FrOck Sack Coats,
of Blue. Black and Brown BroacOihs Also, of English
and American Tweeds and Fancy Sanel Cloths. Also of
Super Fancy and Plain Doeskin Cassmeres, all of which
Will be found just the article for this season.
THOUSANDS OF OVERCOATS
now being made up of all the kinds of Cloths
which have been manufactured for purpose and feel
quality and price
10000 Pairs of PantalOOns
are now being made Of which have already got in
store, all OF which have been selected from the best styles
OF Colhs that can he found in the market. In do
not mean to be behind any in the country any
particular as regards style quality and cheapness of any
article OF Clothing.
VESTS! VESTS!!
lnnumerable quantities, amoug which large lot of
the choicest patterns that have been imported anuac-
tut ed in the country We think all hands will join in say
ing that this is emphacdlly the place buy Clothing
FURNISHING GOODS.
We have greater assortment of the above goods than
be found in any Sores the County; among which
Brown and Bleached Shirts, with and without Linen
Bosoms and Collars-Twied Striped Shirs-Calico do
suspenders of all knds-50 dozen Wooden SOCKS-Cut.
ton Flannel Drawers and Under Shrts-SIK Undershirts
Neck Stocks, Ties, Scarfs and Cavats, of the
splendid patterns that out-Pocket Handkerchief
GLOVES-Linen Bosoms and COllars-OVER ALLS-
Green SPencers-FtanneL Under Shirts and DraDerS.
HATS and CAPS of the latest Fashion, of all
qualities which can be found in the market.
All the above Goods will be sold from 10 to 20
per Cheaper than price that has may be adver
ised by any other
% Country Merchants will find thatw CAN
sell them Clothing at wholesale scheap they buy
in Boston. dwIf44 Worcester, Oct rs.
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SCHOOL HOUSE TO LET.
- FTNIE HOUSE on the Little Plain, heretofore oc-
S..5h L cupied Male Academy, will be let, either
tss- for a Male Female School. For further parcu-
lars inquire of A. MEECH.
Norwich, CT, Oct. %. ld6tw2 IS
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Mechanics Wanted.

1.-TWO young who have had three four years
perence i'll the of tools and machinery Machine
Shop, and would now ike apply their Aperence with
energy and skill to the Manufacture OF Philosophical nstru.
ments, may address N. B. CHAMBERLAIN,
Oct 81. 2wis45 No. 9 School ST., BosToN.
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PEAR TREES, &c.
Observation-Disclosures.
New Bonnet Store,

"a. MFRS. WILLIAMS would respectfully
%% lFH inform the Ladies of Worcester and vicinity
~ that she taken the Shop, No. l2l MAIN STREET,
opposite the Central Bank, and hes good assert
men of Rich SILK, SATIN, and VELVET BONNETS
Also Bonnet Ribbons Laces Artificial Flowers Feathers
Millinery and Fancy Goods. d3w Oct 49,
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SPECIAT, M0TTCE.

& w. CREECH, Hair Dresser, of whom can
~ be had wholesale retail the Celebrated Damas
RazorS and Russian Kesan Sharing Soap and the
Razor Str0p made by EMERSON, expressly him. has
REMOVED from the fremont House. to his New Hair
Dressing Room in SCHOOL STREET. opposite City Hail.
Oct p d3w BOSTON.
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WANTED.

BY EXPERIENCED OPERATIVES
A COTTON FACTORY. with or without Looms, to
~ operate by the yard otherwise. Inquire at this
office As WORCESTER, Oct. 81.
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ward aiVermOre.

4 - W a a HIEVG z bR o EG.
(SucceSsOr to NJ. ID. PhdIlpS,)
HAS for sale large quantity of LETTER PAPER which
i he will sell very cheap.
Also, Superfne Thin Papers, adapted the new Pos
tage SYSTEM of s. and sheets the half miles
ior cents.
Together with large assortment of Envelopes of al
sizes qualities and prices.
Directly opposite American Temperance House.
Worcester Oct /. dsw
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EXCHANGE.

TENHE subscriber having made arrangements to
Il be in the constant receipt of the SPLENDID
VARIETY OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &C.,
and having secured the services of of the best Cutters
New York city, he does hesitate pledge himself
that the
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
Of the Central Exchange
shall be among the best in the STATE
n All work from this Establishment will be done the
LOWEST Prices CASH, and in the satisfactory
b. CUTTING done short notice, and in the best
style. w. EDWIN BRAMAN.
Worcester Oct 81. d6tw3 IS
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CLARENDON HARRIS,

CLARENDON HARRIS,
At No. 100 Main ST.,
II AS for sale the following New Books viz
Narrative Of the u ). Elk qlorng Ex pedition vols.
Siborn's Waterloo Campaigns.
Browning's History of the IIuguenots.
Rusl's Residence ut the Court of London.
IngersUll's History of the War of 1872.
Margaret-a Tale Of the Real and Ideal Blight and
Bloom.
Modern Cookery in all its branches, by E. Acton-ed-
lied by Mrs Sarah Jane fIae-in large IL
volume, extra cloth, with HOO Recipes and sixty
Illus rations.
The MedicI series Of Italian Prose translated by c.
Edwards Lester-cOm prising
Challenge Of BarleIta,
Florentine Histories
Citizen OF "A Republic
Autobiography of Alieri.
To be sold at Usry lou prices
Worcester, Oct 80. d6w
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DILD.
In Staten Island, NY, July TO- Mr. Orramel Howa
OF Amos and Damaris Howard, of this town, 43.
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Wanted Immediately.

ok TAILORESSS, to whom good wages viii be given.
~ Also Apprentices TO the same business. Apply to
New Boston Village, ]. c. ACKEkMAN.
Lancaster, October 30, 1915. dwtf45
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Pocket Book Lost !
RootSR0ots Boz

DUULO- DUUID DUUIOi
MEMS Thick BOOTS from = so to sou
WI Boys do do do Sl0O TO SloO:
Youths do do do SO57i to 81 %:
Also constantly on hand 6rst-rate article OF Mems ana
Boys Calf Calcutta and Kip Boots, all OF whch WIZ W
sold cheap.
Please cali and see al the old Stand of s. b. SCOTT OPP
posite Central Exchange. oD,ctpv
Worcester Oct q. dwu4f
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NEW DRESS GOODS,

NEW UHEOO GUUUO,
I AM this morning opening ONE PACKAGE NEW
DRESS GOODS, selected by myself in New Y ork on
Saturday the 18th inst, among which
NEW FRENCH CASHMERES, all wool, in
new and elegant patterns.
FRENCH MOUSSELINES, do. do do. do.
REPTS, Cord OTTOMANS, Cash. d'ECOSSE,
in splendid patterns.
Also, New Styles PLAID GOODS for Ladies'
heautiful article and some hing new
MOUSS. de LANES, all styles, from 10 to 4C
CTS, comprising some splendid styles.
You may rely upon it these Goods will be sold CHEAP
CHEAP! JOHN B. WYMAN,
Late of The nrm of H. II. Chamberln & Co.
Worcester, Oct. 2l.i dwtf.3
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UMBRELLAS,

To Carpenters.
WANTED six experienced carpenters, whom con-
w stant employment will be gven,aso six wood chop
pers. Enquire of VIM. T. MERRIFIELD.
Sept. "a w2dtt
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4 CERTAIN CURE


For llumors Scr0lua, Pies, Efy,ipclas Salt Rheum
cad Head, and all diseases arising from lmpulty Of
the Blood. F'
nOCF. BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES
- medicine composed entirely Uf vegetable substances
and oil 50 active character to ersd gate speedily and
permanently all hcse troubles and dangerous diseases
which arise from bad state Of the hood is highly recon-
mend by who have used aud will positively in nine
cases oui OF ten effect permanent cure he piopc,os
receive letters every week speaking wa m praise of the
a'lce and narrang cases Of raordn4y cures which
are too voluminous to pGhsh.
REFEREl> CES--Mss Sophia Bouchet,e ofSt ! haas
aged abut 90 cured u scald head which she had had from
iniancy--was Obliged to cap constantly and was
the NJ xutc in Feb 1872 and by April the disease dsan.
is obliged 10 wear a cap
Mt Ebrld.e Bingham OF ST lbans for the cure of
burning. smarng hunor with which he had been afflicted
for Yeas
seomon Johnson of Durham for the cure of an ulcer
and scroulous affecun
ltrIstus Stanton, Il w Rice and John Baker Of Sian.
idgc Tor the Gu c Of piles
Hugh Murphy, also Of ST Albans, was cured of a had
case OF piles IN July last in FIVE days after he commenced
takiug the mxiue.
III above article will be found at most druqoist
stores lhDush"u' the siatesold who esafc bv CURTIS
re- SMIl r. 81 AbaEs VI. Also by T. p WALTON
AM SUNS agents OF the prOprelofs al Nluntpeicr VT
Also ny NOss huichins, Waterbury; H. b Green Rich.
mpnu Dana Weeks aHd Stanton, Danvllc l.. Jtwett
- 1ohnsburyi o. French Barre; N G. Hale CLesra.
~ - Ncvhs aud Co. Royal,on; j. Ross Jr Woodsiock
listen. " '' u'" w. VIZ
l3'Also, by CLARK g. COLLINS, and s. p. RED.
titLD Mon pcler VI
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GOVERNMENT PATRONAGE.

IT was prophesied at the time of the adoptiono of
the federal Constitution, by those who made obtc-
lions to many Of its provisions, that the greatest
danger to the purity, honor and stability Of tie
federatve government, lay in the power of appoint
ment conferred on the President. 1t was said in.
deed, by those who met this particular objection
that, in as much as no one could be appointed tC
an Office under the Executive, who was at the same
time. member of either branch of the Legislature
or Judge of the federal courts, no great abuse
ought to be feared from such source Besides il
was supposed i'm that day, that neither the President
would appoint to, nor members of Congress accept
ofofices less in dignity than thosealready filed 1t
was then argued, that men who had arrived to such
high donors and trusts, would be above seeking the
paltry places of subalterns. Our fathers did sup
pose that our Representatives and Senators in Con
gress would be men, who would never conceive of
selling themselves for the salaries attached to head
Clerks and assistants in departments Their high
ideas of self-respect, and the state Of society in
their day, forbade the degrading spectacle to be G.
ven tancied, that Legislators Of the nation would be
of so humble a calibre, and Of so avarclous and
needy grasp, as to mingle in the herd of Office
seekers,and crave few crumbs from the Executive
table, even tho more worthy but less distinguish
ed (?) men had to go hungry.
What our high minded fathers would not sup
pose possible has come TO pass. General Jackson
first made the grand steb1n the way of universal
official degradation and corruption. He it was
that first brought Executive patronage to bear di-
rectly upon the conduct Of public servants, and de-
srOyed their independence. lie first made the Ex-
ecuive, through its influence by the appointing
power, the controller of Congress. From this time
what had been before dimly Swallowed FORTH be-
came darkiy marked-the black shade has rested
upon the ministers of the government, and ever
since rendered them the creatures Of the Execu.
tive.
The President who now goes into Office, with a
bare majority, is sure of finding enough of the
needy, low minded, base or ignorant in Congress,
to make him irresistible; because, not so much to
the people, as to the President, do such look
Thoughtful only of their own purposes, anxious