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WANTED.

4 GOOD "Mind-vour business'' Carriage Maker ~ -.
tie amongst the Industrious and intelligent peonl ~,
south Royn~cn. L isa growing village near The Vernon,
ana massachusetts Railroad with or near Of The
toilet in witch s one Of DANIELS PLANISo MAc,,1sy
which will berun on reasonable terms ANAs
DOORS, SASIES BLINDS, and BOxEs ,or .,
30. Royas1on, Feb "a. LUTHER HARRINGToN
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Teeth Removed without Pain

Inc use OF the LETHEoN, (or Anodyne Vapor)
N Dentistry is erccluey granted by the Patentee to the
Dentists of two Offices in this town.
BISHOP u HARRIS, who have used ii so sue
cessuy since its introduction would invite those desiring
TO rid themselves troublesome teeth without suffering
to call at their office, where all operations in Dentistry are
carefully and sklfly performed on reasonable terms.
d30 Rooms. l54. Main-street
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FOR coUNas. COLDS, and all Diseases of

the LUNGS, the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
VIII be found truly valuable, and highly eicacious
aruce as can be shown from The most unquesonable
horlty oil Physicians and those who have dupg
the last Is or 20 years. Indeed its reputation isn
established that it has become standard family nce
None genuine unless signed WM JOHN CUTLER.
REED CUTLER, BOSTON,. (late Reed, Wing &
Cutler Proprietos. For sale by Druggists Apohecares
ana country Merchants generally in Worcester by
GREEN s. Co Price so cts 6m Dec -
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NOTICE.

Vie subscribers under the firm Of PRICE & HART
Il WELL, having leased the Room in Heywood's Build.
ns, central street heretofore occupied ny Geo q. TAFT
copying Press Manufacturer, woul respectfully inform
business generally tht they are prepared to do JOB
BiNG Ia the Machinist line, IRON PLANNING included
at short notice. CHARLES e. PRICE.
- EAML N. HARTWE ELL.
Worcester, Jan II, ls47. dwsm2
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AGENTS.,
LADIES or WORCESTER.

iii III. DAYTON presents his respects to the
He residents Of Worcester and vicinity, and invites
most and taste expressly for their accommodation
OYSTERS served In any style desired; Hot COFFEE,
TEA. PIES CAKE, &c served In separate apartments
H. H. ID. intends conducting his Establishment In style
suitable to the wants Of the public and asks that they may
favor him with their patronage.
~ Families sup lied with Oysters and Cake PARTIES
Balls. &c, with ICE CREAM.
II. II. DAYTON, WALDO BLOCK,
First Store north OF the Peoples.
Worcester, Dec 81. dwtf
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essenger's Notice.

WORCESTER, S. March A, ie47.
ZION. BENJAMIN F. THOMAS, Judge Of Probate for
IL the county of Worcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate of GEORGE w. FORD of
Holden in said County, yeoman insolvent debtor
and the payment of any debts, the delivery OF any
property belonging TO said insovent debtor, to him or
for his use, and the transfer of any property by him
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors said debtor will be
held at the office Of Thomas & HILL in Worcester, in
said County, the nineteenth day Of March current Mt
ten O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof of debts and
the choice of assignee assignees
d3tw2tl0 GEO, JONES ID Sheriff
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FARWELL & WHEELOCK,

House, Sign, Chair and Furniture Painters.
GrGining and Paper Hanging done 10 order
DEING practical Pain themselves and having secured
ID the of Mr. G.. PEASE in the Graning depart
men it win be their endeavOr to merit, and hope to
ceve a share Of the public patronage.
GTshop No. Mechanic Street. over Thomas Sutton
Grain Store. FARWELL,
Worcester, March A, ls47 dsm J. II. wHEELOCK
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. Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

commonwealth "a massachusetts
WORCESTER SIS.
AT meeting of the County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester, within and for the County Of
worcester, on the goth day of January, A. D. ls47 by
adjournment. -
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That notice be
gwen t. all persons and corporations interested therein
lhat said Commissioners will meet public house Of
fhineas w. Wait, in said Worcester, on Mondau the
Jyteenh day of March neTt O'Clock in the after
noon, by publishing an attested copy of sao Petition
and OF this Order thereon, in public newspaper
printed IN said Worcester three weeks saccessvey the
last publication to be fourteen days. at least before the
said fifteenth day of March next
Audit is further Ordered That the Sheriff of said Coun
N or mis- Deputy, the Selectmen of the said towns
OF worcester, West Boylson, and Harvard each with
an atested copy Of said Petition and Order thirty days
al least and also post atesed copy thereof in ty
public places in each of said towns of Worcester West
Boylston and Harvard fourteen days. al least before
the said fifteenth day of March next at which time and
place the said Commissioners will proceed TO view the
routes set forth in said Petition all persons and
corporations interested therein who NAV then and there
desire to be heard thereon and ii shall adndse thai
the prayer of said Petition ought be granted then
10 direct the manner In which said ways shall be altered
over the routes above described and to assess ali such
damages as any person Corporation may sustain nv
the alterations aforesaid.
Attest WILLIAM JENNISON, Clerk pro tenn.
copy Of the Petition and Order thereon
Attest, w. JENNISON, Clerk pro tenn
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STORE TO LET.

xmA TNHE subscriber offers to LET for one or more
M:1 Il years, his STORE in the Centre villege of
sSs% LANCASTER Ii is an old stand and probably Of
the best locations for trade Worcester County, Posses
sion given forthwith.
Aso-TO LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the sec
ond story over said Store which for years have
been occupied TAILoR's SHoP-they are an excellent
stand for good workman in that business
small assortment of DRUGS and MEDICINES with
Cases. Drawers &C., may be had with the Store if desr.
ed. JOSEPH w HUNTINGTON
Lancaster, Sept /. dwistf SIS
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Situations Wanted,

A MAN who has had several years experience In a
N Wooden Mill in all its branches, is DESTROYS obtain
ing situation-he would take charge of mill or any
branch OF the work Also, frstrate Finsher, who is
well acquainted with his business. Address J. 5. K,
March 8. WEBSTER, Mass.
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A Pleasant Situation for Sale.

A Pleasant Situation for Sale.
"a tINHE beautiful Estate situated in the east pa of
eN@h Central Village in Uxbridge recently occupied
AsAby DIR; GEORGE WILLARD; consisting of abouttsn
acres oil Land, two story Dwelling House, with piazza
on two Sides Barn. She'd and other Out buildings There
is variety of choice Fruit Trees upon the place This
estate within five minutes walk of of the stations
on The Providence and Worcester Railroad and one of
the most desirable residences in the County Worcester
Application may be made to Col. JOHN w CAPRON in
Uxbridge or to either of the subscribers in Worcester
W. o. BARTLETT,
JOHN c. lyman.
Worcester Jan le, 1S47. dwistf3
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Messengers Notice.


WORCESTER, ss March 6, 1897.
~ ALTER A. BRYANT, Esq Master in Chancery
within ana for the County of Worcester. has this
ssued a Warrant against the Estate of MARY ANN
LID, of Worcester, in said County, single woman an
solvent debtor, and the payment any Debts or the
delivery OF any property belonging said insovent
debtor her for her use and the transfer of any
property by her are forbidden by law
The first meeting OF the creditors of said debtor will
be holden the Office Of said Master in Barre in said
County, the twenteh day of March current at nine
o'clock III tbe0enoon for the proof of debts and the
choice p&~an assignee assignees.
Msd3t GEO. JONES, d. Sheriff.
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Worcester Co. horticultural Society

A Special MEETING Of the Worcester County Hor-
n ticnltura Society will be held the Office Col J.
w. LINCOLN, In the Old Court House, Worcester, on
Thursday the eighteenth day Of March curren three
O'Clock M, for the purposes following
LIST To If the Society will purchase reasonable
the whole a part NJ the edition OF work just pub
lshed by George Jaque under the title Transactions
of the Worcester County Horticultural Society"
3D. To whether in the purchase should be made,
a copy Of said publication shall not be furnished to
each member gratuitously.
Sd. To transact any other business that may be
fore the meeting.
This notice Is given in accordance with the provision In
the Constitution of the Society for the calling Of special
meetings. NAM'L II. HAVEN,
Worcester, March A, l847 dw2w10 Rec. Sec'ry.
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DIED.

DIED,
In Westport CT, Feb 81, John Mahan formerly of this
town, IS.
In Barre Feb g. Mr. BENJAMIN Nye 80; March l, Mrs
Bahsheba Underwood, 79--she in her usual good
health breakfast tme and died short time afterwards;
Edward Woods, III Sd, Mr. Nelson, stranger about 40.
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FOR SALE,

"a FUR SALE9
knA FARM of IL of Land, and buildings situ-
A n ated in the souherly part of Boylston, part in
wood Land the rest under cultivation Fruit and good
water on the premises Price $780, Inquire of the sub
scriber. ALEXANDER BROWN
Boylston, March 10.
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THURST0N & THOMPSON'S
Central Exchange Eating House.

FNHE subscribers would inform the citizens of
Worcester and vicinity that they have taken that we'll
known Temperance stand, in the CENTRAL EXCHANGE
NO. l62 directly under the Worcester Bank formerly oc
cupied by JAMES PEiRcE They intend o accommo-
date Ladies' and Gentlemen who wish procure meals at
snort notice and every effort will be made thencomor
and convenience Of those who may favor them with call
Transient and permanent B0ARnERS will be accom-
modated with the best the market affords Persons visit
ing Worcester. or attending Court, will find II for their
interest 10 call
The best Of OYSTERS at wholesale and RETAIL and
served up In way that Is second TO none.
4 choice supply Of FRUIT, NUTS and CONNECTION
AIRY, always IN hsnd
BANK. 'THIjRsTON a. THOMPSON
Worcester, Febe. tf
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Hale's Pure Rubber Machine Betting
For sale by LUKE C. CHILDS,
CT Water ST. R0STAN

TIVE ABOVE superior article is fast supercedng the use Of
Leather Betting, for purposes 1t is in every
way better Its good qualities that degree of moi
ture Will affect IL and il will bear almost any degree Of
heat 1t is of equal width and thickness throughout and
requires only acing in the longest belt Practical
Mechanics, who have used this particular manufacture
think there is gain of Is 25 per cent in the movement
of the machinery il is perfectly flexible and runs with
much less strain upon the pulleys and drums.
Also, for sale above HOSE and other Goods Rub
Der materials. 6m8 Feb go
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NOTICE

NOIIOEe
THE Copartnershlp heretofore existing between the
Il subscribers Is dissolved by mutual consent WILLIAM
LELAND Is authorized settle the f the late
irm. WILLIAM LELAND
WILLIAM MCKAY,
CARPET FAcToRY, John TOULMIN. NN
Philipson, Feb Is, ls47. o.
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WORCESTER, March lS47.
To ZELEK DARLING, of Sutten, in said County, gentle
man. Assignee Of the joint and separate Estates Of
JOHN M PARKHURST and WILLIAM CROKER,
Of Milford in said County, traders and partners under
the firm Off M. Parkhurst & Co., insolvent debtors
Greeting.
VOU hereby required give notice the third
meeting OF the creditors of said Parkhurst Crock
er, and each of them, will be- holden the office Of
Newton Chaplin in Worcester in said County, on the
thirty FIRST day Of March inst ten O'Clock in FORE
noon, when and where The said creditors may prove fur
Their debts against the said Parkhurst Il Crocker and
each of them and show why certificate of dis
charge shall not be granted them and you will also
settle account and dividend will be ordered And
you will serve this notice by publishing attested copy
Of this order in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed
worcester aforesaid. six times before the of said
meeting, and by forwarding like copy by mail or other
wise to each of the known creditors of said Parkhurst IL
Crocker, and each of them. And you make return
of this order with your dongs thereon the and
place fsad meeting.
HENRY CHAPLIN,
true copy. Master in Chancery.
dot Attest, ZELEK DARLING, Assenee.
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FOR SALE.

A LOT OF LAND, situated on the of Main and
IA Jackson Streets. Inquire of s. HOLT, Holden of
B, BUFFTTM, Worcester. dw2w March 5.
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THE RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY.

No. So State-street, Hartford. Conn.
Nith a sound and available Capital of $3.50. 900.
OFFER their protection against loss damage BY fire 10
~ the citizens of Worcester and vicinity 1t insures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills, the favorable
terms.
This Institution been in operation nearly Quarter o
century-its reputation for liberal adjustment and lis
promptitude in paying losses well known and estab
Iished. THOMAS K BRACE p,es,doot
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford March 6, ls45. istf
o. Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the abov,
Company, referred more particulars TO A. H. Bill
LOcH. Esq, in Worcester. Mass.
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MARRIED

In Hartford, Ct March 3, Mr. William w. Wyman, of
this town. Miss Harriet NJ Barnes of West Breokaed.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
A MAN, with family. to take charge of Farm COM
"A mencing first OF April line addressed to the
Editor of this paper will receive attention. Feb "a
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
In HHnS prime New Orleans SUGAR, just recei we'd
~ and tor sale by b. BUTMAN e. C(N
Worcester, Feb 10. 6W
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QUABOAG SEmIMARY-Warren, ms

QUAB0AG SEMINARY Warren, MS.
THE Spring Term Of this institution will commence ON
Il the first Wednesday in March.
TUITION,
Common English Branches, a.
Higher do do and Classics S
Lessons on the Piano Forte with Of instrument,
textra) 10
Lessons in Painting and Drawing, (extra)
Board per week from $3.50 to So
Library of 700 vols has been lately placed in the Sem
nary to which the pupils have without charge.
T. P. GREEN, A., Z Associate
II. B. UNDERHILL, B. A. Principals.
Warren, Feb II. Owls
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NOTICE.

NUTICE.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the
IA Worcester Branch Rail Road Corporation will be
holden at YATES EXCHANGE in Worcester on the thir
teenh day of March ne1t O'Clock p M to act on the
following article, (and such other business may come
before them
To see ifhe Company will sell and convey their Road
with its franchise rights, powers and privileges subject
the restrictions its Charter Worcester and Nashua
Railroad Company, and il so, determine upon what
terms the Company will make such sale"
By order, JAMES F. ALLEN, Clerk
worcester, Feb'y IS, l647. Owls
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road,

Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.
DROPOS AIS for fu nishing CROSS-TIES TIMBER
4 SlLLS and PLANK for the construction of said Road
VIII De received at the Office in Observation-Disclosures and
specihcati ms of which may had ON application ~
JOSEPH MILLER, ESQ.,, Chief Engineer or either of the
following uamed Gentlemen : 80
Ell W HoLBRo0K, Esq, West Boylston-JAcoB FJsH
Err, Esq, Lancaster-J. P. WdTcoMB, Esq Harvard
N. r. SMITH, Esq. ,Groton-AsA F. LAwRENCE ESQ., PEN
perell-1HoMAs w. GILLIs ESD Nashua - r.
WIN A. WHEELER, Agent
Worcester, Dec 1916. epS.eoptf5o w & n r n ~
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"THERE is to us, says Christopher North
in Blackwood, "more of touching pathos,
heart-thrilling expression, in some of the old
psalm tunes, feelingly displayed, than in
whole batch of modernisms. The strains
90 home, and the fountains of the great
deep are broken up the great deep of UNI
fathomable feeling, that lies far, far below
the surface of the world-hardened heart"
The truth of this remark will be acknowl-
edged by all who haze any feeling thing
with which certain of our modern church
choristers are apparently unsupPlied. Even
when psalm or hymn, TO which a time-hon-
ored tune has been set, is read by minis
ter. ten to one that it is not murdered in the
singing by being married to some numbering
combination of sounds, whose only merit
perhaps is that il affords the leader or his
female assistant an opportunity to display
their own sweet voices in solitary "eXecu-
ton" To "let well enough alone" is as
good maxim in musical matters as in any
other. Our reforming" church choristeis
may rest assured, that so far as regards old
psalm-tunes, their auditors " seek no change
and least of all such change as then would
give them "-KnickegbOckr.
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1>oetrp,
LET'S MAKE 1T UP.
ny CHARLOTTE YOUNG.

CHARLOTTE YOUNG.
Homely words may we deem ihem-the season has flown
When heard them from others, and mnde them
Yet, would that their spirit ofswee,ncss and Truth
Go, ID come to it came in our youth
oh would that uttered freely then,
" Let's make it up, BROTHER smile kindly again.
Lets make it up.."
Let make it up, brother oh, when young
No pride stayed the words they fell from the tongue
No storms of dissension, passions that sttove,
Could Danish forever the peace-making dove
If'twas frighted awhile from its haven of rest,
1t returned at the sound that would please it the bes
Lets make it up"
Let make it up, brother oh, let us forget
How 1t is that codly of late we have metz
Whore the fault may be resting wen stay not to tell
Its curse the spirits of both of us fell;
So take my hand firmly, and grasp as Of yore,
Let heart whisper heart as they whispered before
Let's make it up"
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Number Non-col
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GRATUITous ADVERTISING.

GKATUlTOUS ADVERTISING,
The undersigned finding that the public making
ronabe demands upon their columns by the way of gauuus
advertisements feel compelled to enter into the following
grccmcnt.
lst For all noees phateuor usually Published gatuousy,
will charge half the usual price of advertisements
ID For obituary notices, exceeding the simple announce
ment of the DEATH we will churge the same price.
T.. P. WALTON & SONS,
Publishers Of The HdichmdR and Journal
JOSEPH POLAND,
Publisher of he Freeman.
EASTMAN Il DANFORTH,
Publishers Of the Patriot.
Montpelier, Dec. 1896.
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Return Of the Killed, Wounded and Missing
Of the Army Of Occupation in the Action
Of the ed and 23d of Feb., 1S47, at BIZ
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NORTHERN MEXICO.

BY CAPT GEORGE W. HUGHES, OF THE ToPo-
GRAPHICAL ENGINEERS
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u. TAYLOR,
Major General L. s. A., commanding.
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TUESDAY, sEPTEmBER 2s. 1s47.

most undesirable to all who wish well q
sheir country and 10 mankind. We hope
at least not 10 see our country legislaiins
in reference to such physical causes rs
have produced such dire mislortunes II
Europe. for experience has shown tha
famine NAV be followed by plenty
Englant now wants none of our Bread
stuts. ana yet we are compelled, under a
partial and auii- Americas law, to receive
ssst quantities Of her goods. She is well
saaished with this state of fact. and Tie
Administration at Washington, in com
non with British Manufaclurers, seek to
make ~ glory in our CHAINS and depen-
aenre-
England IN the meantime talks vec;pfo-
cifsf, but in her system of reciprocity she
lone reaps she advantage. She talked
ii like manner Of reciprocity when Mr.
Van Buren, as Minister TO England. sacri-
iced american shipping 10 that OF Eng
klnd in treaty which has proved emit
nendy disastrous TO our carrying trade.
She talks now of free trade. and young
IS our manufactures are, she has made US
Eake step which she would not assume
FOR herself. She has been the dupe, and
aiir bungling authorities the duped. We
bave sacrificed our business interests 10
her preiensions, and alike in ships, tom
hage, imports, Determinations and pro-
Eection, we have suffered her to bear the
haim 10 The great injury Of our trade and
commerce.
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chanan's great abilities and extensive in
fuemce, occupying as he does one Of the
highest and most honorable Offices in our
country, should have come out at this mo-
menl, which some think critical and bold
" announced TO his fellow citizens Of the
Keystone State his decided disposition to
the agitation fihis delicate but important
subject. He as boldly opposed the TFSi-
mot Preriso. and is in favor Of the ex-
tension Of the Missouri Compromise to
all territory that may be acquired beyond
The Rio Grande. The great statesman of
that great democratic State, Pennsylva-
MIA, in viewing the interests and consid-
ering the welfare OF our prosperous and
great eoufederscy, forgeis localities, and
cliques, and factions. and takes his stand
upon the broad and solid platform Of the
Consolation, and does not fear TO declare
The s0heie truth. even 10 those of his fell
low-citizens TO whom it may give offence.
-Pefersburgh Republican.
Il cannot but be source OF pleasure to
any southern man 10 see an eminent
northern statesman take the position
which Mr.. Buchanan has aiken on the
subject of slavery. But it must be pecu-
liariy gratifying to every southern demo-
erat to see, from such distinguished
source, evidence that our friends at the
north do not mean to desert US at this
crisis sis.--Ricitm0ad Enquirer.
Its appearance at this time Is most op-
portune, as IL caHno. fail to exercise
heallhful influence upon public opinion at
the north. We have long been aware Of
his sentiments upon this subject, and we
are pleased to see them so explicitly and
forcibly stated 10 the public.-Lharfesfon
Mercury.
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DEsPERATEi- The Lancaster Union
says: = The indefaligable Mr.. Rely,
Chairman of the Locofoco State Central
Committee, has just published Address
No. 5-io be had of f''alI the principal
booksellers in the United States Of
course. The present number, like all its
predecessors that we have seen, treats Of
The enormity attempted to be prsctised by
the Whig Legislature, last winter, BY
means Of bill to sell the Main Line Of
Canal and Railroads for the sum Of e2o,-
900. .O00I-fhe STATE retGinlng one half
of the Stock!
We don't wonder that the buzzards
scream so loudly at the prospect Of losing
their prey upon which they have so long
iattened at the public expense. But thoss
who recolIect that in 1914 bill was pas
sed by Locofoco Legislature to sell tho
same works for the same sum-and that
the People by a direct vOte, in the same
wear, declared their viii that the works
should be soId-msy well be astonished
at the desperation and impudence that
now denouDces this measure as "a scheme
of public pIEnder.'