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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-28
i{EWAREII

We are told, that Charles Hudson has stated, IN
Of his peeches. that the Free Soil movement is dying
away, and that the free soil men were falling off in
Massachusetts, at he rate of thousanda week. Time
woswhen we shouldhavc doubt ed such report respect
ing Charles Hudson but we have recently seen so much
OF him. that we not surprised any statement which
we hear OF his making But il any one beeres that the
free soil cause losing ground he mast be desperately
ignorant, or wilfuy blind Falling away! indeed -
Why lhese Taylor men make 30 much buster and noise
mat they take the echoes thereof for responses
free soil men aud chucke over the idea. They may
possibly have bought up few neutras, but genuine
Free Soil man, converted TO Tayorism, would be
sight greater than two elephants We have never heard
OF the first instance of The KIND and the Taylor men in
Worcester although repeatedly challenged to pon, gu,
case have not been able TO do it. And fer every un>
committed that they get, the Free Soil men get
three.
We have had the opportunity, within the last three
days, OF conversing with FREE SOIL men from various
sections of the State, and never before have we heard
so good accounts from them such confident ex2ecta
lions of success. In every direction, they are wide
awake, and enthusiastic in the support Of their prnci.
pies The Hnnkers cannot elect single representative
TO Congress unless BY possibility, they may squeeze
Winthrop in, in Suffolk and even that is doubtful. The
ae oil Iaylorsm IN Massachusetts is sealed and a. the
slaves of the South cannot save it, We do not mean h,
this, 10 be understood, that by possibility the vote
the State may not be gIvento Taylor by the Legislature
because, that having been chosen near year since it
altogether matter of chance how 1t may stand But,
with the people the question is settled and settled on
the Size of FREEDOM and HUMANITY.
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CHAS. HUDSON.
| C. BATES.
WIN. HANCOCK

Here the Report in full and to what does il amount
Does 1t express any want Of sympathy for our colored
seamen Not the least, 1t simply expresses the opn-
ION that under the then existing circumstances il was not
expedent to take any action. What then, were the cir
cumsances I They were these; there was no evidence
before the Committee that any colored seamen was then
imprisoned but there evidence before the Commit
lee that the law Of South Carolina under which these
lmPrsonments were made, had been pronount ed .un
constitutional and VOID by Mr. Justice Johnson of the
Supreme Court of the United States. The law ha wing
been annued BY South Carolina Judge, and there be-
ing no evidence at that time that they had attempted to
enforce it, after that decision of the court there seemed
to be no occasion for any further action. The COMMITS
tee therefore reported that "under the present circu
stances Of The case is not expedent at this time TO take
any further &C ios on the subject"
This is plain statement of the facts in the case, as
they were then presented to the Committee and am
perfectly willing TO leave the public to judge whether the
Committee did not take tie only consistent and rational
view of the sub Jet which could be taken SUBSEQUENT
y South Carolina did revive this law and this gave rise
TO the mission of Mr. Hoar the result of which is well
known TO the publc and shows that Massachusetts has
constitutional power to enforce any action she NAV
take on such subjects. CHARLES HUDSON.
Westminster, Oct. %, I948
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HE LADIES WREATH edited by Mrs S. f. Mar.
'yn' Is Monthly Magazine, published in New York
Each No contains % pages, and is embeIlished with
steel engraving and hthograph flower. Mrs. Martyr
Is one OF the most accomplished writers of the country
Its moral tone is elevated and it happily adapted to
inform the mind and heart. Mr. John Howell is an au .
thorlzed agent for the work. He is now in the CITY, and
VIII give those of our crzens who wish an onnortunv
to subscribe, by calling upon tnem
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South CARoLIEA. Hon. A. ID. Sims has been re.
elected 10 Congress from the lVth District Of South
Carolina as follows: Sims, 2,7l8; Mcqueen, 1913
Majority for Sims, SO.
Sims was avowedly for Cass and Butler, while Nc
Queen was uncommiited 10 regard to the Presidency
In regard to the Legislature The Charleston Mercury
says
the opinion that Of the 1863 members more than 80
will vote for the Taylor Electoral ticket. if indeed such
a ticket is voted for at ALL"
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u The Taylor men ought to have large meetings
Tor they speed money enough for it, What with cava,
cadcs, bands of music, &c. they make considerable d
version for the boys in the streets, and call together
many who have nothing else to do but 60 and see
We hope the Free Soil men will not enter into any com.
petition with them in this kind of thing. The Taylor
men have money enough TO spare for that sound and
parade which are needed where there is little substance
we have but little money, and can better expend il IN
disseminating light and TRUTH where they are needed
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ZEN. IAYLoR's HONESTY. The man who
wrote the following, is honest, of course.-Jnst
read.
| nave 10 inform you that have laid it down
as plinc'ple' not TO give my opinions upon, or
PREJUDICE in any way the various questions .,
Pohcy' now atIssue between the political parties
oil the country. Letter to Nc Conkey.
d" hold no opinion would NOT raad,,, o
claim to my assembled countrymen. ;"
Allison Letter.
was decidedly in favor of MIR Claws eI.c.
uoh' and would now prefer seeing him in that az
nee 10 any individual in the Jinon. -
IngersoH Letter.
90 not design to withdraw nv name if NJ
clay De the nominee of the Wing Convention. ),
Richmond Letter
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FLORIDA. We learn from the Tallahassee Florid;,
a" that returns from all the State except seven counties
had been heard FROM and the majority of Bro ~n, Wing,
over Bailey, Loco for Governor was 589-and tina, The
majority OF Cabeil, Wing, for Congress, over DuvaI.
Loco, was 623. The remaining counties the Flordan
thinks, will materially vary the VOTE II farther
states that the Wings will have majority of Is on Joint
ballot in the Legislature IT, y Senator is Il, be- elect,
ed in the place Of Mr. Wescou
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APPOINTMENTS. The Atlas publishes officially the
appointment OF Richard Fletcher of Boston, to be us
tee OF the 5. j. Court in place of Charles E. Forbes.
resigned George b. Emerson, of Boston, to he mem.
Der OF the Board Of Education, in place of Joseph w.
lngraham, deceased w. H. A. Crary, of Fall River,
TO be Superintendent, of alien passengers for Fan
River.
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rrprTrT-An0 THE DOCUMENTS.

FHEE sUIL DUUUMENTs OF various kinds, suited TO
the campaign have been provided by the County Com
mittee, and left the SPY OFFICE for distribution
Town Committees requested to send Immediately
provide for their several literally and circulate
freely Scatter the light broadcast the land that
he that runneh may read and the wayfarng though
a fool need not err therein"
LIGHT, LIGHT is all that is wanted to dssipate the
darkness OF Tayorsm, Cassism, and all other kinds
political pagaRsm in the country and usher the gIor
ess aurora which is dawning upon the Free Soil
cpUse.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-28

D Morris Longstreth, late Locoioco candidate for
Governor of Pennsylvania, publishes card in the Penn
syponidn OF Tuesday, in which he aludes the con-
test just closed, thinks his party very badly
beaten and exhor,s all the faithful be on hand at the
Presidential contest the 7th Of November next.
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ELEcrIox-WlLnor,s n1srs1cr
Total

An error was discovered in the returns of
Spring Hull Township, where % votes were adj
ded to Mr.. Tracy's, and taken from that OF Mr..
Miimot. This corrected, makes David Wilmot's
meJor1ty over Tracy SS46 in the whole district
over Brewster TOO, aud over both the o,her
candidates 1884. We rather think when II ia re-.
membered that Tracy made the strongest avow.
ais oil Tree soil opinions, the sentiments of this
district upon that question will not be mlsunder.
stood hereafter Bradford Reporter.
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Free Soil state Nominations.
Free Soil Lectures.

At PRINCETON, Tuesday, Oct 81 hy DR.. Darling.
Al Grafton, Nov. 6, at Town Hall, by F. W. Kellogg,
ESQ.,, oil Boston.
At Spencer, Wednesday Ewing, Nov. l. by DR.. Darling
At FentDick Hall, WARD ", "wednesday Evening, Nov.
!, by John A. Bolles, ESQ., of Boston.
At Westminster, Nov. 9th, by Hon. Charles Allen
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FREE SOIL VOTES !!

The Ballots for Presidential Electors, for
Governor, Lieut.. Governor, Senators, and
Members of Congress, are now ready.
Officers of the Free Soil Clubs i'm each of
the Towns in the County are expected to
procure them reasonably.
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UT The Free Soil Torch Light Procession IN Boston,
on Wednesday evening the most splendid affair of
the kind, Of the season. There about 1900 Iorch>
es and various appropriate irsnsparencies The Tay-
Tor procession Of the night before pfoyeda failure They
make another attempt mex, week. tfa
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ATTENTION!!

The Mayor and Aldermen will be in session, this day,
Oct. 28th, from 10 IL M. and from to A. and from
P. M for the purpose Of revising and correcting the
voting lists. Look 10 it Free Sellers See that no
mans vote is lost for his beng on the list
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yICILANCE COMMITTEEs.

The Free Soil Vigilance Committees of the
several Wards are requested to meet at the
Free Soil Head Quarters, Pearl St, MONDAY
EVENING, at 2 o'clock, full attendance
ts expected. Per order of adjournment.
Oct %. c. Nj. GOULD, Sec'y.
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LOOK OUT FOR Q ROORRACKSn

Be on your Gnard.-lt is said forged Letter from
General Taylor, endorsing the Wilmot Proviso, be
issued the very of the coming election as a
deInier resort Of the desperate Taylor party.
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u here is certain Taylor Orator in the field wha
is Supposed to be the veriIabIe Rip Van Wnke reviv.
ed Those who have heard him. declare that they should
suppose that he had just partially wakened from pot
lcaI sleep of a, least seren gears
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-28

" see Mrs. Wnghts advertisement of Physiology
cal lecture Ladies will miss opportunity Of ac-
curing valuable Information who omit the present
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OHIO. We learn from the Cincinnati Gazette that
the two city members, Messrs. Spencer and Run, on,
have received certificates OF election This decision Sc.
cures the Wing majority in the House
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-28

THE SONS OF. FREEDOM will have g
grand rally at the City Hall ON Saturday
evening. Charles Allen will address them.
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CHARLES SUMNER IN FITcHBURG.

Of Ftchburg and The neshborinE towns upon Ere
Soil, at Fitchburg Monday Evening Oct. 80, at hal
past six O'Clock.
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u We give the following, OF justice to the
writer We have had no opportunity look into the
cafe, but the circumstances connected with the Legis-
lauve report were just they stated have beenn
this communication, strikes as little singular to say
the least that they not embodied in the report, as
reason for The otherwise remarkable conclusion to VIII oh
the committee arrived.
For the Massachusetts Spy
JOHN Nj. EARLE Esd have seen in late mum
Der OF your paper the Massachusetts, Spy letter adj
dressed TO me by Mr. foster OF North Danyers. The
spirit and temper OF that letter will prevent my taking
any notice of its author. There is one fact stated in
that eplse which merits passing remark. He quotes
Report made by myself and others in the Senate of
Mass IN 1886, and attempts to prove from that report
that was Indifferent 20 the fate of colored
IN prison in Southern ports A bare statement of the
facts will ShO that his inference is altogether unound
ed. The Report made on peution praying that
measures might be adopted to protect our colored sea-
men who had been imprisoned in South Carolina and
elsewhere, and was signed by Hon. Isaac C. Bates,
Hon. VIM. Hancock, and myself 1t reads as follows,
! viz
I'm Senate, April r. 1886
| majority of the Special Joint Committee TO whom
was committed the petition of Geo Odione and hers
have had the under consideration and ask leave TO
report That under the present circumstances ofe case
1t is not exPeden at S time 10 take any further order
/ thereon"
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MORAL EFFECT OF FREE So11. MEErrNcs
"A gentleman of high responsibility, in town
where ore OF the Free Soil orators had been
holding forth, writes thus to friend in regard
to the character and effects of the meeting:
"ot our meeting here there is but one opinion.
NO meeting has been held in town, by any DO
sliucai party, which eguaed it in tone and char
acter. Our friend were delighted and treasured:
Tor one or two disappointments as to speakers at
previous meetings had damped their ardor lit
tle' new impulse has been given to our
cause. Our opponents were disappointed and
chagrined. They feel, and we know. that cur
meetings cannot be surpassed. The speech was
not only an able political address, but doublv
valuable for its elevated tone and character, thus
tending to harmonic our politics with our NOR
ais. Truly our cause is good one, W hich thus
wins the applause of good men
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Cue Daily Sp2.
Free Soil Nominations.

Free Soil Nominations.
Presidential Election, Tuesday, New, z.
For President,
EhITIN VAN buren,, OF New York.
For Vice President,
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, of Massachusetts,,
For Presidential Electors,
Al Large-Samuel Hoar of Concord,
William Jackson of Newton
DistrictS-No. l, Joseph Viii ard Of Boston,
Q, John B. Alley of Lynn,
8, John G. Whittier of AmesbHry,
A. Nathan Brooks of Concord,
S, Alex De Witt of Worcester,
s, James Fowler of Westied,
2, Thomas Robinson of Adams,
8, Benz. v. French of Braintree,
g. Fhilo Leach of Bridgewater,
10, Isaac c. Taber of New Bedford,
Free Soil state Nominations.
State Election, Monday, Nov, Is.
FOR GOVERNOR,
STEPHEN c. PHILLIPS, of Salem.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JOHN MILLS, OF Springfield.
For SenatOrs--WOrcester County.
ALEXANDER DE WITT of Worcester.
MOSES WOOD of Gardner.
CYRUS GALE OF Marlborough.
EDWARD 3D. BIGELOW of Grafton.
AMASA WALKER of North Brookfeid.
For Congress,
". dis. JOHN G. PALFREY of Cambridge.
v, dis, CHARLES ALLEN of Worcester.
vi. dis, DANIEL w, ALV0RD of Greenfield.
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~ Alexander Campbell, the distinguished
founder and leader OF large and influential Sect
ana resident OF Virginia, has declared for the
Free Democracy. The Spirit OF Freedom saws
6 We had the pleasure, few DAYS since, hear
ing this gentleman manfully endorse the Buffalo
convention and its platform, and give his most
decided and hearty approval ofthe Free Soil move
ment OF the North
The Richmond (Va.) Southern, publishing the
Free Soil Electoral ticket in Virginia. saws
9 Although this movement may be laughed at and
secuted, 1t VIII dig big hole in the democratic
party OF this State. 1t lCiH take off some three or
jour thousand UOteS. Most of the voters are in
the Valley, and in the Western Counties
Many aoM Uote for 1t in Eastern Virg;nio.
we know OF several who will vote Tor the ticket
Fernaps the Enquirer may one of these DAYS ad-
init, that we did not speak too fast about Virginia
when such movement as this can take place.
The WHIG triumph" IN OHIo.-The
character of the Wing triumph in Ohio can be
estimated from the following language of one
whig nominee for Congress. who has been elect
ed, Lewis d. Campbell, 1t is explicit:
u Now you may ask the question, .how
VIII you go p where will you go?' | WILL,
GO FOR MY PRINCIPLES; FOR MEN
WHO WILL ACT UPON THEM AND
GARRY THEM OUT Therefore | WILL
49, 'NA TIN A'ACHARH Taylor, his
present position / cannot do il without a viola
ton OF my conscience, and WILL NOT. That
you can understand"
Equally explicit was the unretracted declara.
ton OF Ford, the Governor elect and vet The
Taylor prints proclaim the election as a TayIor
triumph
They must be hard driven for consolation when
they found ii in such results.-.Albany films
''''0''
COALITION. The Taylor papers are free in
their charges OF coalition, with the DESIGN 10
draw back to their ranks Free Soil Whigs. Tho
New York Tribune gives the following emphat.
ic denial to one ofthese Roorbacks:
The North American says sit is alleged, ,, foD
the strength OF Loco Foco letter,) CHAT Hon
David Wilmot has agreed to support the election
OF Cass and Butler" II anything OF the kind il
alleged, 1T is lie, which no decently informed
Pennsylvania Wing should countenance NJ
Wllmot will do all that one man can to suppor,
the principle of Free Soil, with which his name
is inseparably identified, aud of course will on
pose to the utmost the election of the Michiran
Doughface. We say what we know and ,.a
marvel that the North American should indplro
IN such RENT rks as those of the 2lst inst viii
out knowing whereof il afirms. If Mr.. WiImot,s
District does not give majority against Cass
aud the best gain on the Governor vote Of anv IN
pennsylvania, then say we were egr.pioysIv
mistaken.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-07
COLVER'S
Patent COncavc Escater Churn.

| NT E call the attention of the public to the ar
w ticle heading this advertisement, and in
Vite the enterprising and curious to call and wit
ness its operation. All advertisement in relation
to this invention, to the hundreds who have seer
it tested, is supererogation. o.
First. This Churh will produce butter, gather
ing 1t in mass, from sweet milk in five TO ten
mnues, and from cream prepared. as families usu-
ally prepare it, in three to five minutes.
Second. The utility of this invention is anna
rent, as better butter can be produced from sweet
milk, or cream, than cream soured in the usua
way; and by means of this Churn, little girl or
boy can perform in five or ten minutes, what has
heretofore required the labor of woman or man
Tor one or two hours, and sometimes halfa day.
Third. BY simply turning a thumb screw, the
whole inside dasher is taken out, leaving nothing
but the butter and milk in the plain wooden box.
Fourth. 1t is the cheapest Churn ever invented.
as the simplicity of its construction Ohough en-
bodying great philosophical principle,) makes il
but little to manufacture it. -
Finn. 1t is common sense Ch1rn, as all will
admit who will examine it.
We are aow offering the complete monopoly of
this staple article in States and counties, which
will insure certain and large profits and speedy
return of investments. F'
COLVER d. MYERS, 30, Vine st., IN stairs
St Louis, October s, lsi9.--3lu.
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INVALUABLE
Family Communion

SlH Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure OF
~ Consumption, Asthma, Diseases of the Heart,
and all female Diseases. pa pages, % engfa-
wings. Paper so cts; bound rs cts. Mail to
any part-postage 81 cts.
Mail to any part 80 cts. postage. Inhaling Tubes,
Silver, SO, by mail, letter postage. Abdominal
Supporters, perfect, So TO $40, for all Ruptures,
Falling of the bowels and Womb, and Weak Back
and Chest; sent by Express everywhere For
Braces or Supporters, or Rupture Supporters, give
height from head to foot and circumference of
person next the surface, just above the hips If
Rupture, mention which side. Agents wanted for
the sale of the above goods. Address DR.. S. S.
Fitch, 707 Broadway, New York, post: paid.
April %, lS49-7-ly
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e.. WI. ValIeaU,

1863, Main Street, 81. Louis,
" EEPS constantly on hand large assortment
IN of various styles Cooking Stores, Franklin
7 and IS plate plain and fancy Coal Stores, fancy
parlor AirtighiS, hall, office, and dining room
Stones for wood coal, fancy and plain fireplace
and mantle Crates and Hollow Ware of every des-
crption and variety. .'-i
ALSO--Tin Pate Sheet Iron, Copper, Block
Tin. Sheet Zinc, Wire, Rivets, Ears, Timers
Tools and Machines, in sets or separate. and all
articles in his line, which he will at all times sell
at Wholesale or Retail, as LOW for cash as can be
purchased in this or any Western C,ty.
Orders from The country will at all times be-
promptly filled and shipped. ..t. .7
Refers to Clark II. Green, Fayette.
ST Lnnis June 8. lS4S. -l3Y* - - -----
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Very Important 10 the Public,

a DDlSON g. BRAGG, of ST. Louis, having
N made foul and malicious attempt TO DESTROY
The popularity and safe of DR.. Champion's very
popular and highly esteemed medicines, by means
OF iaIse add sanderous publications in the Saint
Louis Sun, and in other papers published in ST.
Louis, and perhaps in pc pers published in different
parts OF the connlry--and having failed in his ma
hSious intent, we know not what other means NAV
oe resorted to to accomplish this foul purpose
Out IN order to guard the public against imposition
we deem 1t our duty to inform them that we have
'ufhished all our travelling agents with regularly
authenticated Letter of Attorney, signed with our
own written signatures, and certified under seal bv
Notary rnolIc or other proper officer of St. Clai-
county Illinois, and also with copy of the Letter
Iestahentary, certified aud sealed by the Probate
justice OF the Peace of said county. Have moth.
ing to do with any person travelling with piIIs
VINO cannot shew this evidence of their genuine
feitS. p ACIJAHIpIr,nf Icuhtef-
-... ISAAC GRIFFIN, Ear,
mr., DAVID SWIRE. Ear,
" The Estate Of f. Champion, deceased,
July %, lS45 POND