The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-14
GALL GOING FOR TAYLOR "

SINCE gentleman was walking in the environs of
city, where he met sturdy old farmer who was eturn>
ing 10 ms home ia one Of the neighboring towns
wen said the latter, regning in his horse, "you're all
gong for Taylor in Worcester, amt you 2"
Gentleman -"What makes you think so, my friend 2"
That's what they told me in the city,
lhey say the third partymen are scarce and its hard
work TO find one of 'em in these days They've all
thought the matter over, and come to the conclusion
that's best to vote for The regular nomination"
Ge"t-"Who gave you this information sir ~
Far-"Oh heard em say so in Mr. - store
on Main street, young man there said there was no
doubt on the matter"
Gem.-"DId you hear any ore else say Worcester
was gong Almost unanimously for Taylor"
Far-"Why, yes; Mr.. IL reckoned there was
plaguy few ''szzers" left, and thought the new Wing
paper would soon bring them round"
Gent you ascertaned then that thew are starting
new Wing paper?"
Far.-"SartaInly, heard all bout that. Mr.. H
the priuer told there so much dissatisfaction
with the Spy, which has jumped the wrong way and
as all Worcester is IN favor o. Gen. Taylor they'd get
up another paper, and had large number of subscIb.
ers already He said seventy copies was taken in
webster, and IFS astonishing how folks are coming in
there isn't hardly any boer's left in the city, and hey's
hot>headed set of fellows that don't mean to come
ia"
Gea.-Mr. H does not entertain very high
opinion of them then n
Far-"No, he said there's only one honest one
among the whole of EN-, and that's Judge Allen"
Gent.-"Do you know Mr.. Allen 2"
Far" No, could't tell him If should see him.
Gent-Nlr H. told you then that all Worcester is in
favor of Gen. Taylor?'
Far.-"Ihats what he said ,
Gent-"And ne told you there was one honest per-
son among the dissatisfied Wings ="
Far-"Yes, he s;iI Judge Allen was an honest
man."
"WeI, my friend,' said Judge Allen, "since he has
been so kind as TO assert that am honest take my word
for it, Seren tenhS Of the people of Worcester are 3D.
posed TO Gen. Taylor" Mr.. Allen walked quietly on.
leaving the good oil farmer little surprised at the
discovery of his Judgeship, and firmly believing, no
doubt, that he Oas an honest man. and had spokea the
trmh-Q.
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL ROAD. The
Annual Meeting of this Corporation was held at Waldo
Hall, in this city yesterday. The annual report Of the
Board OF Directors, states that the grading of the whole
line from Worcester Nashua, is nearly completed &C
wei as hHoSt vi inc pICSeSy ana The
supersirucure. The rails are laid from CIntonvile in
Lancaster TO the crossing ofhe Fchburg road iniroop
between ii and IL miles, aud on the Sd inst the regular
trains commenced running. The receipts tberefrom
have exceeded expectations, and are highly eacour,
| aging. A communication thus opened BY the Gin.
tonviTe, by the Fitchburg road TO Eoston and bv b
| Stony Brook Road which opened the Isl of J,,r
to Lowell. Contracts have been made for Demo, b,;ld
lngs and Engine houses, and progress made therein
but none of them finished except the Engine house At
Cintonville Ii the necessary funds are furnished Tho
road may be opened from Worcester TO Cintonv;uo b
the lst OF November and through the whole line hv tho
LIST of December.
The Chei Engineer estimates the whole cost of Tho
road at s. 1888 498 III. The whole amount of s,oo, .
ken is S782,60O on which the Company has ,ooli,o,
IL. To complete The whole road near gdoo
600 more will be wanted TO raise which il is Recommended
ed that the Directors have power to create new ,L .
such amount as they may fit and on such
ing the same in the first instance to the stockbold
proportion TO the stock they own This proposion ,,
agreed to by an almost unanimous vote
The Directors express their renewed confidence in The
Ultimate success the enterprise, and paw dese,vod
tribute to the value of the services rendered bv w
Wheeler, Esq Agent, and Mr. Miller, The EDoipeer =,
the road The following gentlemen were chosen D.,ec
tors for the year ensuing