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BAY STATE sHAWLs.

HAVING just completed my arrangements for the extern
j. IL siye sale of the BAY STATE. MILLS sBAWLS, /
would take an early opportunity to inform the public that
have receiveda large lot of all their different styles and quail
tiles and am prepared to sell them at WHOLESALE On
RETAIL, at AS Low RITES as they can be purchased
ofthe Many act,uers.
MERCHANTS from the country can be supplied at my
Store at the Agents lowest pces my advantages for OBJ
tanning them equal 10 any Of The tqrgest Jo6bils
Houses az Boston. MARTIN STOWE,
No. Flagg buildings,
Aug29 dwu opposite Central Hotel
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DR.. STONE.

TTENDS to every branch Of Medical practice aside from
IL diseases of the Eye and Ear His great experience in
active general practice for the last fourteen years. in other
sections of the Unon well the England States in
DYSENTERIES and SUMMER COMPLAINTS of every
grade and Variety enables him to promise satisfactory
REFERENcEsWm. Eaton and Alvan T. Burgess, Esq'rs,
Worceseri 5. j. Woodbury., Esq, Sutton John Barnard
and Nathaniel Stone Esqrs Auburn. Or Office and resi-
dence, No. Q MAPLE ST. eod&eowly
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A CARD.

We beg leave TO notify friends and patrons, and
the public generally, that having completed the addi-
lions and alterations in Store (of which we gave
notice last Spring., we have moved back to the NEW
STORE, where prepared to EXHIBIT THE
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED Stock of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
for the retail trade, in the Staey together with Feath
crs, Hair Mattresses Painted Floor Cloths, &c. sc.
In althe alterations and improvements have made
in our Stores we have had constantly in mind the COM
fort and convenience Of customers, and in doing
this We have spared no expense to make store
SECOND TO NONE IN THE. STATE, and having ac.
complshed this object, beg to assure our friends
and the public, that every effort of ours will be make
assortment of goods, and the low prices at which
they are offered the chief attraction to our establish
ment; and we desire further to say to our numerous
patrons and friends, that feel under many obligations
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon us in years
past, and would solicit its continuance and influence
Any person who shall receive nngentemany treatment
from any Clerk in employ, will confer great favor
~ reporting the same to either Of the firm,
B. L. HARDON & Co.
B. l.. HARDoN,
Firm. STEPHEN SAWYER,
(WM. A. CAREY. Cs17, dw3m3S
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25 Pieces Dutch Carpets.

JUST RECEIVED in new patterns. We have just
received % Pieces genuine Dutch Carpets, of very
superior quay better than any before Imported
to this Country, to which ask the attention of p
chasers before buying, feel confident we can sell
these GooDs 25 PER GENT CHEAPER than they can
be bought elsewhere in the State. rtfi1 ~ .raH m
cs17,6dw3S 6is4 B.iL. HARDON & Co..
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PARIs GREEN.

FRENCH, English and American Paris GREEN-Chrome
Green and Yelow-Prussan Blue-U tramsrne-Pari
Blue-Carmine, sc. Also Ground Paris Green, put up
cans-ogetlsr with great assortment of COLoRS and
TOOLS for Fancy and Ornamental Painters warranted
give satisfaction and will be sold cheap for cash
Is - SAMUEL g. WHITE
Washington Square, near Western y. r. Dero..
July 81 eod&w6m
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Providence and Worcester Railroad.
fsSssassss - 5sssEssasEs,as :.;ssa 4,
VA 5s$E AZ 70 0e lzrs5s n "a
CHANGE OF SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On aud after June 81, 1850,
+tf aEl.s4 TRAINS
Leave Worcester at and Il am. and 4lO pm

Leave Worcester at and IL am. and 4.10 pm.
Leave Providence at 1880 and ll30 am and pm.
TIE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT at Mlvie with
coaches for Satersvile and Nasonvile Uxbrdge with
coaches for Milford and Mendon AT Whitns with coaches
for Douglas and Whtnsve at Farnums with coaches
for Grafton Centre N e. Village and Upton at Worcester
with trains of Western X. Road aud Norwich and W. RR
and Wore and Nashua r. r..
At waterft 81 with Of Norfolk County Railroad for
and from Boston, Dedham &c.
Passengers by the 73O trains from Providence arrive
in New York, via New Haven the evening. !.
The IL 80 trains Worcester with the Express
Train for New York; which leaves Worcester at p NJ.
The ii AM train connects at Providence with for
Boston, Taunton, Fall River, etc. atst Il. 8fEFs~
The train at Providence with the Boston and
N Y. Steamboat train for New York.
qrTse 730 and IL AM. trains do not stop at Hamlet
The and 4l0 Z. Nj. trains do stop Ashton or
Hamlet. ISAAC 4 SOUTUWlCK, Snpt
May 30 1850. y u ,r, dwtf
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XNSSIZNSSISSSS
g Truth win PrevaiI. ),

s. Truth will PreyaiI.o
I is five years since this valuable medicine was first
offered to the public, and the result has fully proved
IMPORTANT FACT, viz: That a remedy Of real UaIue
can sustain itself ithoHt extra putting The article SPEAKS
FOR ITSELF Old and difficult of Gravel Structure
Retention of the Urine, Inflammation of the Bladder Aec
tons ofthe Kidneys Female Irregularities Dropsy, etc.
It is longer doubted that the Golden Extract stands
WITHOUT RIVAL as a safe, speedy, and permanent
cure for all diseases of the Urinary organs of either
For sale by A CLARKE, Druggist sole agent for Wor
cester weop&deow3tawtf Aug Is
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&7es TNULL information relating passage by Steam
Er4faM IL or Wind including different lines, times of
N sailing, distances, expenses baggage etc., is
~1 municated in new " Information Circular y
gratis. Every body is invited send for Address,
postage paid the California Passenger Agency No l79
Broddl0ay, NetU York, ARNOLD BUFFUM Il co.
~ Life Insurance done on the Mutual system.
For the satisfaction of those whom personally
unknown, have permission to refer to the following
Members of Congress
Hon. John Otis, Maine, Hon. Loren P. Waldo, C onn.
g James Meacham, Vt. :" VIM. II. Seward, N Y.
John p. Hale, N. II. C Thadeus Stevens, Pa
Charles Aen Mass. I" s. P. Chase, Ohio.
Horace Mann, Mass. " Nath' Abertson, Ia.
" Grin Fowler, Mass. :" VIM. Sprague, Mich.
Thomas Corwin, Secretary, U. s. Treasury
New York, Aug 29, 1850. dwx
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S5ssS9=7S ~. z e :. e $500 1880
arrangement Commencing aprI Is, 1850.
-r PASSENGER TRAINS. Il -vrv
Leave Worcester G. 90 10. SO am. and 80 pm.
Arrive at Norwich at 500 13O and 7.3O pm.
Leave Norwich at $50 am. II 90 m, and 500 pm.
The Train from Won. will arrive at Norwich in
time connect with the Line for N. London Greenpot,
and n Y, via Steamer Alice and the Long island r r.
Also for Wllimantc, HARTFORD Haven and N. Y, via
N. Haven and N York r. Elg =
The 10 80 I'm train from Wor will leave after the arrival
ofhe Bostont1 Worcester Wor. & Nashua, Western and
Providence Roads, and arrive at Norwich in time to
meet with the trains for London stonington Providence,
Wlimantc Hartford and Haven, reaching each of these
places the day. e2
The 43o pm train from Wor will leave after the arrival
of the afternoon trains into that place. taking passengers
by the Evening Line of Steamboats, arriving there
tarly the following morning.
The $50 tain from Norwich will take passengers ar
irving by the Evening Boats from Y, and arrive Wor
in time to with the Morning Trains of the Boston 81
Wor., Wor. & Nashua WESTERN and PROV. 81 Wor. X r.
The IL IN. from Norwich leaves after the arrival of
the trains from Haven Hartford Willimantc London,
stoningto and Prov, reaching Wor at pm, in time to
connect with the afternoon trains from that place.
The $50 pm train from Norwich leaves after the arrival
of the train from Y, via Greenport and ~ London: also
from Hartford, N. Haven and Wiimantc, reaching We
IN time for the Evening train to Boston
Passengers taking the train from Wor. can visit
Greenport by Steamer Alice, and return the same Evening
STEAM BOAT TRAIN.
The Steamboat Train will Ayns Point every
ing except Monday, about O'Clock, for Boston direct
Returning, will leave Wor every Evening except sunday
t7.05. rtt
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester at Ct am, and
Norwich at 81 ami Daily, Sundays excepted)
lTExPREss FREIGHT leaves Boston at IL m, arriving in
New York next morning.
All Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master
ve person authorized receive it before the Passenger
lakes his seat Ia the cars = s5s frrF
Baggage will taken include money, merchandise
oor other articles titan of personal and when Of
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice mst be given OF that
act and price paid the Company will not hold
tselfliabe beyond that amount
Is No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars ~th
No smoking permitted IN the Passenger Cars or Depot
Passengers procure Tickets at the Station Offices
81. l.H JOEL w. WHITE, President
April "a s awtf N. & w. r. r.
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Damask Towels.

We have received, and offer for sale, full assert
ment Of Damask Towels, Damask Bordered Hucka-
buck and Diaper Towels, also good assol tment Of
Colorcd Bordered Diapers, and Rich Basket Towel
ing. An very choice and desirable Goods.
csl7,6dwsS b. L. HARDON & Co,
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Hair and Palm Leaf Mattresses.

in very large stock of the very best
\ w Hair Mattresses to be found in the country Also
Palm Leaf Maucssesboth of which will be sold for cash
Ms cheap by The subscribers they be bought in any
market in the United States.
6w35 a& t0N b L. HARDON & Go.
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'af it3 aeIiCi n1o3 ssA 5svA u5as1rl
.iasigaiineda ia . "a saayaiaE in ,.g1 so useail
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EO PS ga Printed Cotton Drggcs this week receiving
w and for sale cheap for cash, by
6w1S Il. l.. HARDON & Go
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WANTED,
Washing Find.
DYSENTERY

se DYSENTERY ana ga.
TWOOD'S DYSLNTERY DROPS have been exten
n svey used in this place, and have know
ledge disappointed the reasonable expectations Of any
John I'ruH, Seth H. Temple, aaron Weston,
amos Nichols, Nm Temple, James Coggia
READING, MASS. -etF
NJ or The above named just received and for sale by A. r.
ALBEE, "a Soutbridee st. General Agent and by LEWIS
II LAZELL, Apothecary, 20l Main Street. Price rs cents
per bottle. d3mis Worcester, July rs
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Shawl Velvets.
zoo PIECES MERINOEs,

OF FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH MANUFACTURE,
TUST RECEIVED, which offer for sale at from % cts.
ID to so The yard, and them the best goods in
the County at the prIces.
6w38 B. L. HARDON & Co.
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

Change Of Sumnaer .4gfang cement commenciny
august 7th, 1850. aas
- - ssssssssss:szsSE1 Ses7 Egs1 49,
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IMPORTANT TO CALIFORNIANs,

N. L. RAY, Superintendent 81 Commercials, BosT,
Springfield, May q 1850. dw6n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-16

MIDDLEsEx. About thirty Free Sellers met at
Concord on Monday, at the same time that the Wing
convention held. They met in pursuance of
call addressed to those who were dissatisfied with
the union ticket for Senators, nominated by the Free
Soil and Democratic Conventions
About half the number present were DESTROYS of
uniting with the Wings in support of list of Sena-
tors, provided the Wings would nominate all Wilmot
proviso men, and would withdraw their opposition
ference were mutually appointed but the reports of
the dolngs of the nmittees differed essentially in
the two conventions. In the wing convention it was
stated that the Free Sellers would support any tick
ct the members of which favored the resolutions
passed by the Legislature last winter, (which Sam
uel A. Eliot voted for j provided the wings would
make no nomination for Congress for the remainder
OF the present term, and permit ]. G. Palfrey to be
elected 1t was denied in the Free Soil meeting
That any such proposition was made or entertained
The Chairman of the Free Soil County Commit
tee informed the meeting, that two of the most OBJ
Jecuonabe nominees on the union ticket for Senators
had declined, and new conventions had been called
to meet on Friday next, to fill the vacancies, and if
was probable that ticket would then be agreed up
on, which would be satisfactory to all.
The Free Soil Committee of Conference renorted
resolves, re-afirming the Buffalo platform, APPROX
ing the nomination of Palfrey, and objecting to the
uuion list of Senators, because some of them were
not pledged to free soil principles After the debate
they We're laid on the table, but afterwards taken IN
and adopted by small vote. The meeting then adj
journed
The Wing Convention nominated list ofSenato-
rial candidates, Of which Samuel Hoar was one and
Homer Bartlett, an out and out Webster man, was
another, and then adjourned. Their district conyen-
ton adjourned till Monday next, without making any
nominations.
The Boston Traveller says it was evident that
decided majority of the free soil meeting was oppos
ed to any union with the wings. 1t makes the fol-
lowing remarks on the action of the wings
1t was rather amusing to witness the avidity with
which the Wing Convention received the proposal of
the Free Sollers for union. After the emphatic
reprobaton OF the conduct of the Free Soil party in
forming an alliance with the Democrats. which has
been expressed by the leading Wing print of this
city, we should not have supposed that the Wings
would have manifested their readiness to form an al
nance OF like character when an opportunity pre-
sented But the Whigs are epidentIn apprpbensiro
in regard to the result of the coming eloction
They tremble lest the power with which they have
long swayed the governmental affairs of the State.
should be wrested from their grasp Under the cir
cumstances they probably regard a anton Nth men
aohom they haze always and ereryechere denounced
as involving no sacrifice of principle
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Third Worcester Anti-slavery Bazaar
VIII open at Brin1ey Hail on 1Jo,,,I.,
the 14th of October

anu WIZ CONTINUE open through the week
Inc return OF the season for our sale preSorfs ,.
for renewed demand upon the frrnds ofbumani,V G
cordial cooperation and assistance which have 1J 2
efcent III former years We would earuestIy 49, E
VINO symPatblze with our efforts in behalf of the
all our elloW.workers in this labor of 1--we TO AID ~ an ~
present OCCASION both by their liberav and their
Inc Far VIII be Literally supplied with articles Of 80
ornament and utility 1t is sufficient TO say that the
ion mas never been surpassed any previous season
Aftcles lor the Reireshment Table VIII be as needf,,
as welcome as heretofore. Donations fran the ri r.
worcester ana the vicinity, of Tea Coffee Sugar Creon
Coiu Meats Cake, De- will be gratefully reeeved-anJ NJ
NATIONS OF Money equally desirable Fruit of an kind M
De peculiarly acceptable and rely especially h
our ercester friends that the Fair NAV not be- ant
the Flowers which last year added SO gracef"I %ns
fractions. 7t'iiy 80 us ~
Inc same arrangement for Refreshments will con ,nr Z
heretofore, and the Table will be found
ed at all hours of the day and evening
we rely confidently upon the faithful friends of the
IN nelghboring towns that they will unite with ns in t
supply OF refreshments and we would suggest to their sew
ing societies that any articles they may please 70 beso
will be very acceptable f
" Donations may be sent to Brnley Hall on satnrdax
the I'm, or at any later date during the Fair
Worcester. Sept. 10, 1850 eudS %
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City Affairs.
CITY COUNCIL, MONDAY EVE, oc


CITY COUNCIL, MONDAY EvF OCT. IA, 1850.
PRESIDENT IN THE CHAIR.
ordered, that the two branches of the City Gov
eminent meet in Convention at O'Clock, to deter
mine what number of representatives the city shall
send to the General Count
The following had its first reading.
Ordered, that, with such as the Mayor and Alder
men may join, be Committee to procure estimates
OF the cost, and contract for the paving of Main
street from c. A. 81 E. Harrington's store, to the
crossing in front of the Unitarian Church, the work
to be completed between the first of April, and the
first ofNovember, 1851 and the expenses to be charg
ed to the appropriations of that year.
An ordinance to prevent the ringing of BELLS beat
ing OF drums, and crying of wares by auctioneers,
was read and referred to the Committee on bills IN
the second reading.
The order authorizing the laying out of a road be-
tween Boomingdale Road, and Old Pine Meadow
Road, in accordance with the petition of Johnathan
Harrington and others, passed to third reading.
An order from the Board ofAIdermen, authorizing
the Board of Health to purchase lot of land for
burying ground, comprising so acres, Situated at
New Worcester, and described in their report,) for
1850, and to authorize the City Treasurer to Dor
row the money to pay for the same, was laid upon
the table
At 8 o'clock, the two Boards went into Committee
for the purpose of deciding how many representa-
tives the city shall send to the General Court, and
proclamation having been read from the Office ofhe
Secretary of State, that the city is entitled to five
representatives. the full number of FIVE, TO which the
city is entitled, was unanimously agreed to-
An order from the Board of Aldermen, 10 author
ize the widening of Pleasant street between New
bury and West streets, at an expense not exceeding
! $500, had its first reading.
A petition of John Boyden and others, for lights
upon Pleasant street, was referred to the Committee
on Lighting Streets, in concurrence
An order from the Board of Aldermen, 10 release
the Worcester Gas Company, from fulfllment Of
contract, upon certain conditions, was passed in con-
currence
An order that the Committee on Education consid-
er REPORT upon the eXpedency of selling the Win
ter street School House, and the land uponswhch it
stands, had its first reading.
The following order came down from the Board Of
Aldermen and was concurred in.
Ordered, that Alessrs. Pratt and Miles with such
as the Common Council may join, be Committee to
consider and report what action is necessary for the
city to take in reference to the fugitive slave law
Messrs Tolman, Drew and NIuzzy were added, and
the Council adjourned.
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Great Meeting in Faneuil Hall.

An immense meeting was held in Faneu Hall
on Monday, meeting pursuant to call signed by
Josiah Quincy and Others Charles Francis Adams
presided. The meeting was addressed by the Pres
ldent, by Frederick Douglas, Wendell Phillips.
James A. Briggs of Ohio, Charles L. Remond,
Theodore Parker, VIM. B. Spooner, Nathaniel Col
yer and others. r. H. Dana, Jr offered series of
Resolutions, which, after the discussion were adop-
ed by reclamation. They denounced the fugitive
slave law violation of the Constitution and of
christian and moral obligations, and invite the fug-
tive slaves in Boston to remain there under pledge
of cooperation and relief in case of need They ex
press belief that man in Boston or its vicinity i,
SO destitute of love for his country and his race and
so devoid of all sense of justice as to take part in re-
turning fugitive slave, under the law and saw that
they have no fear that any one will be taken buck
to bondage.
A Committee Of Safety, consisting of fifty mem
bers was appointed, and then, at late hour, the
meeting adjourned.
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ROBBERY AND ABDUCTION IN New JERSEY.
}. r. Swayze, horse dealer from Plymouth, CT.
who had made an appointment with man named
Phelps, at the Rail Road station in Elizabethtown.
n. j. at nine O'Clock Thursday night, 10th inst.
was found at II O'Clock that night lying on the ground
badly injured, his mouth filled with dirt, having been
robbed of $1,000 in bank notes, and a silver lever
watch with gold guard chain. His pocket book
was found near the spot the next day. containing va
ri0us papers substanatng the truth of the account he
hadgiven of himself He remained in bed in helm
less condition, and was by his doctor at 10 IL
o'clock on Friday night; but Saturday morning he
was gone, with all his clothing and he has not been
seen since Much excitement prevails as il is thought
ne may have been abducted and murdered by the
perpetrators of the robbery. Three arrests have
been made ofpersons suspected of connection with
the affair.
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BIoeRAPHIcAL ESSAYS. Bx Thoma. DE- onineu

BIoGRAPHIcAL Essays. By Thomas De Quincy,
Author of Confessions of an English Opium Eater
etc. etc. Boston; Ticknor Reed & Fields. 1850
DE Quincy is better known inthis country probably
by his Confessions of an English Opium Eater than
by any of his other writings. Yet, as an essavst he
has few equals, and the enterprsing publishers of this
work, think have NOT made a mistake in b.;noina
these biographical essays before the American pubc
Inc biographies OF such men as Shakespeare, Pope,
Charles Lamb, Goethe, and Schiller from the pens .f
DE Quincy mnst be treat which will be eagerly sought.
For sale at CIRCUITS Book Store.
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The Good Tinn

That we read Of has come, as every one will Mt onc,
perceive that applies to A. P. WARES large Cothino
establishment, for any description quantity of cloth
ing The quality, style, and price now all right
Then IN regard to piece goods for those who prefe,
their garments made per measurement his stock is quite
unrivaed
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70 frecfIcs ruin the beauty of the farcst face But
all ireckles and dsfgurug cuptions are quickly remov
ca by the identifying powers of the Orange Flower Lo
uon, manufactured and sold by our friend Tonpkins,
III Washington st, Boston 1t is also an cxcelIen,
preparation for chapped hands, and Tor rendering the
face dclicaiey soft and smooth after shaving.
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well know how to But we think that no true
Free Soiler will be frightened from his duty by their
unmeaning application; but, while he demands his own
rights, will be ready concede others theirs, poti-
cal opponents though they be, and will laugh
the impotent revings ofthosc, who for pow
er than for right.
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Free Soilersl

Perfect your town organizations forthwith Call
meetings your several towns and school districts to
discuss the infamous territorial and fugitive slave
bills; and that the voters understand well the is
sues on which they are called to decide
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CorToN FACTORY BURNT. The stone cotton
factory owned by the North Oxford Cotton Manu-
featuring Co.,was destroyed by fire last Monday night
at IL O'clock 1t was valued at S35, 900, and in
sured at the Worcester Mutual Office for $40 900.
at the Manufacturers Mutual in Providence, for
$4,000, and at the Rhode Island Mutual for SD.
OOO
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The Episcopal Convsntion.

The Episcopal Convsntion The House of
Bishops assembled at Cincinnati, has refused to re-
store Bishop Onderdonk of New York to the clerical
Junction. and has rejected the petition from the do
cese of New York in his behalf The vote was
nearly two to one against the offending Bishop