The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-28
THE DAILY SPY.
WORCESTER,
FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1850.

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tize9s of Worcester of all political parties has been
r,sad with authority to make all necessary arrange
,nonts The CITY Council has appropriated the sum
Of exon for fireworks and liberal subscription Is
now heing made by our citizens. 1t the same spirit
which has thus far characterized the proceedings can
cnntinue to prevail it will be a Circumstance which
will do more to produce good feeling IN the City than
,arhans any one which would occur. why should
+ NOT he so? The object is common one. We
to celebrate the deeds of our fathers and to
Show our gratitude for the past by our appreciation
of the present We are bound to each other by ties
oflocaiity. bv a common patriotism and by COM
mon feeling of respect and admiration Tor the noble
men who have gone before us. The man who at
time like this will not throw aside the paluy feelings
of party and do his best to promote the object OF tins
celebration and thus furnish to the city and the coun-
ty the means of enjoying this glorious day, could
certainly found his only claim TO forgiveness upon
the fact that he 'slnows not what he does "-.EgiS
We copy the above from the Egs to express our COZ
currence with its sentiments and spirit. The gre;'
mass of the people honest and patriotic, and have
no DESIRE politically but for the promotion of the high
est and best interests of the country If they disagree
as to the means by which this be done, why should
these differences of opinion be suffered to mar the en-
oyment of the anniversary of nations birth We
confess that in the midst of the political turmoil of the
times, it gratifying to see that, on that day 1t had
been determined in city, to know paTtizan dis
tnctons but to act together the grounds of com
mon fraternity. And, in the arrangements for the &C.
casiOn, was happy indication, that the party
which is in the ascendant had conceded its political
opponents more than their relative share. We trust
that the same kind and liberal feeling will continue to
preval-that all parties will come together simply as
patriots and fellow citizens, each DESTROYS of conrbut
ing what he may the common good, and Of advancing
the of freedom and good government the whole
family of man.
We understand that the arrangements for the day
'are to be such calculated to give eclat to
the occasion than at any former time and it is presum-
ed many citizens viii be present from the adjacent
towns.
The fire works in the evening will probably far excel
any thing of the kind ever exhibited in Worcester or
perhaps any where in the State, west of Boston.
THIEF ARRESTED. A man calling his name
Charles futile, was arrested Wednesday by officer
Shumway, of Webster at Brooklyn, Ct. where he had
just sold the Horse and Buggy advertised by us as
having been stolen the buggy at Brookfeld, and the
horses at West Brook6eld. The horses belonged to
Pliny Cutler, Esq of Boston, and the buggy and har
ness to Mr.. Pike from whose stable they were stolen
The thief had just traded off the horses for anothe
pair, and received $50 boot money, and was in tn
buggy ready for another start he overtken AM
arrested by the officers. He was taken to Yves
B.ookfeld for examination, and committed to jail i
this city, for trial at the next of the Court f
criminal cases, The property was, of course
ed 1t is suspected that the thief is old offender
and that he has accomplces in the vicinity.
UNIVERSAL PEACE. MIR. VIM. Darby, of VAST
ngton who keeps well posted up in historical and gee
graphical Matters reminds the National Intelligence
that the coming Fourth July will bring with it mos
important fact in the history of the world namely tn
prevalence of Universal Peace. This, Mr. d. remarks
''cannot be said of another single year since the reg
of Augustus Cesar, or through eighteen hundred an
thrty-six years. What seeds of war have been cas-
into the soil of human passions, and when or wher
the budding evil mag rise and Guctify, beyond HI
man ken; but an event of so much importance ougt
not to pass unnoticed on day appropriate for il
observance"