The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-22

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- IN the Cam OF shot; of them has fallen eh'Ns1
ground, and others are completely ridded have "akeu
than miles to day direction, IN Inc 0ua
ST. Antoine where nearly halhe paving stones have oee
ken up make barbados aud the whole route e1hOi
more or less marks of warfare. On Monday evenings geh
al illumination took Place.
To dy General Cavagnac resigned his military dictatorship
and was Immediately elected President OF the Council with
power minister's which eauEaeh. 10 max
ing him President of France, pro temPore Not word was
said about restoring Larmane Asgo and the who
Quoted the Revelation of February, to any kno Power or
trust. said in letter TO Col D. written the day before
this instruction broke out that people were beginning TO feel
the necessity of the pressure of strong hand upon them To-
DAYS election proves my statement, and am persuaded that
present condition of things the only hope for France and
the French Republic lies in such has been tRken
But look back and what amenabe picture does hold
up vew -Four months ago. and The wachword Of the na
ton bursting its chains, was, 'Lberty, Equay raerny
Today two thirds of the motto has persisted all ntents and
purposes beause the people have abused their rights gross
h that they must be deprived Ohem. Ten of the jour
mails have been suppressed blow without ceremony as
having conduced to bring about this civil war appar>
ent that the stringent be adopted keep
the within proper bounds absurd for people 10 ia TX
offraerny who have Just been cutting others hoas
and blowing each others brains OUT the most wholesale man
tits impossible to give any statistics Of the number killed at
present Put them down safely several thousands. Two
Generals Negrer and Brea, dead The latter the
Archbishop ofPars assasnated while ndeavorg
words Cancellation the rebels One Representative
dead and several in very critical situation SIX or seven
generals badly wounded The loss Of life February was
nothing in comparison.
The rebellion attributed generally TO the gold OF some of
the Pretende to the crown much of it found upon prs
ken he 4
the partial dissolution of the national workshops undoubtedly
prompted many of the idle and ignorant up arms In
designations that are in progress probably deyope
strange facts Some of the prisoners taken be
in the most abect state of misery while half of them are
said to be liberated galley slaves people convicted Of yar
r'ous crimes The military tactics of the insurgents showed
that some experienced soldiers directing their
Truly yours. FwG
ESSEX OIsTRIcT. Convention was held at Salem
on Thursday, TO nominate Delegates TO the Buffalo
Convention. The following gentlemen were nominated
E. w. Jackson, Chelsea b, F. Newhall, Saugus; AL
bert G. Browne, Salem. Subsututes,-John b. AIey
Lynn; VIM. Hawkes., Marblehead; George Foster
Lynn. i.i7r Pc
The Convention was highly respectable in the appear
ance OF its members and persons who have been in the
habit OF attending the delegate conventions assured us
that 1t was the largest held in the district All the
towns were ful represented except three small farming
towns, two of which known to be almost unapimous
in favor of a Free Soil Ticket aos
The meeting IS represented being very enthusiastic
and tina, spirit of perfect union and harmony was man.
lfesied BY the speakers; among whom we're Asa T.
NewhaH, George Bradburn, S. e. Philips, and Others.
In the course of one of The speeches. auson was made
TO Judge Allen, whose name was received with repeated
and prolonged applause.
There appeared 10 be great confidence among the
delegates IN the success Of he cause and we were as.
ured that none but 'tree soiP' man could be elected
from that district 10 Cong ress