The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-19
Gtle Datlp Sup.
The Barre Patriot of the 10Th inst. saws
RCESTER:
Friday, FEBRCaRF 10. Is47.

Inc Barre Patriot Of the 18th inst saws
he strongest denunciaiions of the war which the
oPy mas quoted from the columns of the Patriot have
oeeh taken from articles adopted from other papers
"hcn now support the granting of supplies as the surest
ana nest means OF bringing the an honorable and
speedy termination"
We knew, when we frs. saw this statement that the
Patriot was in this point but we did not choose
10 notice 1t, I'LL we could accompany the notice with
proof OF The error which are now enabled 10 do
We quoted from bat single article that had been adop,
ed by the Patriot from another paper and that other pa
per was the Boston Courier. Now TO show how well The
Courier agrees with the Patriot we make the following
extract from the leading editorial in that paper of the
18th inst
1t is hoped, too that Mr. DAVIS will not suffer his
present Term of service expire without an exnosion
oil his detestauon of the meanness of the Administrations
and OF that contemplate paradox 10 which many OF The
wings IN Congress have been gospeled by the Claylons
ana The Crtendens-who, while they have BY their
tongues, condemned the war, by their hands have sun
ported and encouraged it. The miserable arguments bv
winch those panderS to executive authority have attempt
eo TO justify their ncongruous conduct unworthy of
statesmen and suited only be addressed 10 such as
nave no power TO discover the difference between two
uiScrePant and contradictory propositions
we should think this sufficiently explicit 10 satisfy the
rauot as 10 the position of the Courier on this question
IS NOT we will, when have access to the files Of
~ Ooufier, make some further extracts which, we doub,
"o, "iii De TO The edifcdton OF the Patriot We NAV
"s"' hereafter make extracts from other sources
'''su upon oy the Patriot sustaining its own views
hicES OF BREADsTUFFs. We would advise those
VINO nave hour and grain tosel to avail themselves Of
'"e present opportunity, the belief that prices have
'sa'nsu 'her highest points Speculation and The high
"e'sn's combined have carried up prices But
,"e ao''y OF the people TO buy ceases, speculation
-" g checked, and supplies WILDE drawn from more
'oi"o'e sources The last accounts state that the gov
e"p'en' o. treat Britain had determined to apply the
n"'e '0fce OF ITS navyto the supply p provisions to
'ne'r Vanishing population The cro,s Ahe last season
we're very large IN the countries bordernAon the Rack
pea ana were good upon the Baltic, but Nave MOI vet
~, market tor want of shipping 10 ,rauAport them
''nen therefore, the British government sb.A have d.
y energies TO the relief of the people !, Ay have
: TWO old effect prices 6rsl, bv btro;nr AuppGes
0i new sources to compete with the specpa,or4 and
.'uiy oy reducing the rates Of freight. WHOM. are
iO"' '"lce as high as in ordinary times. II -
g saely taken for granted that prices of bro.d.s
,nu consequently, of other provisions mus do.l;
's su'uo not think 1t strange If -four should 90 bsct
At least dollar barrel, and perhaps more W. pa
- uouDt that there is abundant sunni, Of Tho .a
ae lor an until IT shall be replensIed by ne,v
NC" 's once becomes the general conviction The
: 9f',u'auon WI cease, and prices will be rea,,a,ed
0"e"oa' m reference 10 their probable tsnge ,,on i.
'ga'henng OF the next harvest 'S