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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-05

Leave Worcester NJ 7 Is and II am. and 4pm.
Leave Providence al 1.45 and il3U a.Ia ard so nm
IhAlN2 CON Net ~ hllyie with COACHES ior Skaters
vile and Nasmvjlle; al UAbrige with coaches irr MIN
and iendon Al " liiHs with coaches fer East poro,
ana y hitmsye; at fauuns with coaches for Graftoa Gem
Ue n b. Village and piOn; at Worcester with trains of
Western r. Road and Norwich and w. r. r., and Wore
ana Nashua X r.; Al Waterford with trains Of Norfolk
county Railroad Tor and from Boston, Dedhsm. SC.
MESSENGERS by Che 3I5 train from Providence can arrive
~ New York via New Haven, the same evening
Passengers by ht $50 p w. train from Providence can
arrive al Springfield ami Hartford the same evening
ne i.J trains connect Worcester with tie Eypreg.
TN iGf New crk, which leaves Worcester az p H.
ne Al train froniN orcester connects at Providence
WIN Trans Tor bostoH Taunton Fall River, n. Bedford
itr r. train connects at Providence vltA fbe s,.,oa
tii' \. Steamboat train for New York
r no and u A. NJ trains do ROT stop nj Hamlet
ID and p. " trains do not stop at ashton O,
'""'s. ISAAC II SOUTHNlUH, supt
-t' - u tWF
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Granite poI;shl

PREPARED by DR. V WEEKS, stanlish Me warrant
a. % be stElnr 20 yiI Of the kind ever before Of
eit' 10 the t'c for Cleansing GI1 Polishing ali ka,.s Of
i'at saaH rs G"i Silver toraer, Brass, Tia. Bri,tara.
"ltss q. AFFy i dry WITH wash leather Or % yvopeu
rag IL MOORE Is the sole Agent iYr Worcester eid il
may be f9aHd his Stand On Fausr ST. near the Sfr,yr
railroad, wholesale and rtsail dtf Ma. IS
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y tni7 Arraageasa--oa ani ctr lIa.l1Q, Dee. 2.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL nun AS FOLLOWS:
Leave Worcester At lose am and q. 50 nm.
Leave Norwich al 6.4j am. and l2 N
steal BOAT TRAIN.
lee Steamboat Train w.ll leave Aims Point ever, NOV
s except Monday; al about O'clock for Iostr, iroc,
,e!t9ig, VIII leave Nof every EveAng eAcep sunday
FREIGHT TRAlNs-leevc Worcester at { IS am.
AfLef2ht Tram wish pa,seI ger CIR attached viii
tave Norwich for Worcester al 8. b pm stopping at an
Way stations On the Roal. " "''
TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER yyr-t1
Boston Worcester RR at 4 l0.2Bam: SASH 10 MIN.
Western Il 9IO am "a ia
ii"Nloe're q "or' El5 ii am; pm
Fl" ~, W,' a i'"NHui' t4o II m: 10 pm.
The connection with the earliest Trains oul Of 4 orce.
ter, is formed by the Steamboat Train
o. Trans conner Norwich with the Hartford provi
dence and Fshkil RailroHd and the New Lo.dou MIN.
mantle and Palmer Raroat VIM"
- EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston al II M arriving In
Ntw York morning. "
An Baggage must be delivered to the Bappnpe Master ~
o' person authorized to receive il before tbe pnsserv
Hes his seat IN the cars ~
baggage viii not be taken 10 include money
nor oer articles than those Of personal use: and when o
nshef value than Fifty Dollars netiCe must b. ~ al maj
lot tnd an extra price paid, the Congauy wi MOI nJ
sen liable beyond that amount
No baggage permitted In the Passenger Car.
oshokmg permitted in the Passenger Cars nv uerot
Passengers must procure Tickets at lie station ONE
900 JOEL w. WHITE, President
- - '0,o' avn ~. W, X. n.
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FASHIONABLE FURUETURE.

L. a. HOLMES, Isl Main ST., Worcester,
odd stand of NoYEs & EINBsLL.)
ATANbFACIJ TER and Dealer in Rica Drawing Room,
II Chamber and Cottage
Fl EEETUEE.
FE4THERS, MATTRESSES MIRRORS,
LOOKING .GLaSSES. Sc. SC.
SIJh the largest aEd BEST selected assortment Of Furniture
TO be found IN this city
lsdies aHd Gentlemen respectfully invited 70 visit this
sren and examine tie above extensive St0Ck Of
Furniture before purchasing elsewhere.
Ni 4 hoy Is be found a. lis C,l stand whore he
0ould be haPpy TO Hat upon his friends and former
Iers AID orders left with him viii be promptly executed
l. A HOLMES, l57 Main street,
directly opposite e L. Harden & COS New sore
seVtT7 dwif
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EnAsE sN0EE.G

70 TT ILL be strictly attended 10 al the Shop At
GSS41S ~ the FoOr or MECHANIC sTREET. by the sub
%-A~ scTl5er- All persons who have lame b y
feet ia.se quarters, interfering are invited call,
believe can give them satisfaction. for think they all
case. by bad fitting The shoes and bad shoeiEg. think
know this Eon Hay experience. There Is difference
between fat foot and narrow contracted foot-so al
horses should not be shed alike hot shoe benefit
The io0lbGi tar had better be Kept The pot than
Il on. be horses oot-this Iiy opinion.
ISAAC NOUDCDCk.
Feb Is. dwtf 6;ec5anie Street.
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PAPER EANGTEGS.

THE subscriber offers to the Trade an extensive assert
ment Of PAPER HAA6INGs Of tie very best Of
AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, which an Builders Landlords
and others wishing GOOD ARTICLE viii fld for their
interest 10 examine before purchasing elsewhere
\. B. Particular attention gwen to putting On al kinds
Of Papers at short notice.
WIRE House, FOSTER STREET. (5etween Main Street
and Boston, Norwich, ard Nashua Railroad Depot)
W orcester, Oct 10 DIFF Z. NEWTON.
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uST received, splendid assortment of Cork Parlor
- and ice stoves Tor wood coal, among VIII CHI NAV
oe loiiu the EhfIhh STATE, Cook Stove megualed
IL economy, convenience AID durability combijng an tfc
recent improvements and for baking is unsurpassed by gy
moatFh invention. Also. the WAVERIY QUEEN Of ne
10 rive satisfaction
Also CbLNER'S HOT-AlR FURNACE dorheqtfng ppI-
Nv 4l private houses superior 10 any other furnace in the
market, and warranted to give satisfaction "
CLARK K PHELPS.
o9t 10 70 Front Street, Wardcn's Block
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To the Ladies and Citizens Of Worcester
A. NJ. DRIsC0LL.
sTAyrFAfTlTRIxc. .EE.ss-E.I.rn

Bigeloa's Court, Front Street. .Borcsstsr.
4 Nd dealer in WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWELRT:
n SpectaCes, Silver are. Perfunery ard Fancy Goods
u GLASSES fitted 10 Watches Lockets Speciacie Mem
)Ty lis, and Rings
ELECTRO GLIDING and SILvERING done in the neatest
manner. I3An kinds Of Repairing in the above Inc done
at short notice Oh Gold Sger taken in exchange Tor
hOoos dWu Oct ], 1859.
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FALL OF 1850.

7 STCCTxygELL has inst received The Fan STYLE.
bIo OF Goods for ttntemeIs wear, aud vii be happy 10
serie these Who may please 10 give him d call.
Also, the NEW YORK Fashions for lie COMING season
WANTED,
~ TX or EIGHT TAIL03E&S GIRLS well
- the business. Two three ApprcnIice CIR s. 10 learn
NE trace. l.. STOGKWELL.
Grafton, Sept3. dv,ff
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TUeTCAT 7T0TTN7

Narrar I've satisfaction. Orders for Engines VIII
be promptly attended, 60. BENZ jOS.YE
Worcester, Oct I9 Ie50.
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4 IL PERSONS indebted either by note or account 10
a ne Estate OF NATnA BRooks, deceased are re-
esied to make immediate yment and an those 10 whom
"ad Estate II indebted requested 10 exhibit their de-
saards for settlement t,U4a 81 RRn1,Ks -
Administrator ofEslate Of Nathaniel Broots
Worcester Nov. IS 1850 H.,
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NO Elef.

A. A STORE, in the centre Of WAYLAxD, recent,
ss2 "A built and well located for the English and West
60 lndia Goods trade. For fuhe. particulars inquire
rzGEoRGE SMITH, Wayland B. L. BATCHELLEa 40
wilton 81. BOsToN. dWn NHyland Feb Il
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-05

ia e 'WO HOUSES One Cottage Glen St, vel,
80 bun of firsl-rate Inatsfials, and commanding
prospect of the city. The other story house
Or two aan res, on Newport Street There is about 5000
feet OF Fund attached to the last named-price 9l450 In
t4ire OF OZlAS HUDSON.
March z dwtf
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Steam Engine for Sale.

P IS horse power, in good running ORDER been used
" but short time twill be sold a bargain Inquire
.. this Office. dwif oct3l
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JOY 70 the World.

DERRY DAVIS & SONS PAIN KILLER, Cnone other
genuiEe) Sold wholesale and retail by
2. HOLBK0OK & CO,
ian 20 DIFF PSI Man-st
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MAETEO.

~ part Of the city. Possession lee taken after
the FIRST q September pssbie Rent exceed 500
inquire Al thls Office DIFF Aug q
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For Sale or to Let,

* THE BE-IL DING formerly ocCapieG By Mr. F. E
49, Blrelozz situated on the Railroad. near Messrs
st-1a,. rist Ma II suitable for manufacturing pr-
,,r. ~ machine shop The Io. shout = hs g. with
-l building attached Tor storage Inquire Of the sub
s-rzFssr II Mess1s- EarIe's Lumber / and
sert5 osf SIMEON MAYO. JR.
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0rvis' Extra quality Corn Starch.

PAPhEc>LY for culinary and dieletic purposes Extern
- slYeiy used and r hgy esteemed preparation
81 Pnddhss blanc Mango, Pies Custsrs ETC. and for diet
for nYalids Directions for use Oh each package
sold wholesale and retail in Worcester ly
J.. T. LAZELL, sole agent
July Is dUjsf ZgI aT45. ...-oet
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TIX eight BoaTders ca be accommodated with pleas
- ant and good board in family where there are
no children. Inquire at No. q fHoIAs ST. DIFF Al2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-05

Dwelling House and Lot for Sale
IL TIVE ESTATE on wALsUr STREET, owned and
occupied By the subscriber for four years past is
aOw offered for sale Terms easy. For fun paIticr.
lars, inquire Of II. @. BATES. dwif Gct Is
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Bos. and Worcester Railroad.

1os ana orcestef Railroad.
La .4s.5..s s.,... .l
CTUNS ARRfy GElIEYr.. 80 o. Is5o .
fAS5ENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as il.algs:
LraEe Worcester al 5, 7.3g Io85an 2sO sl5as To-, pm
Milford at 5o9 liz
Eayonyille at rs AZ -
Newton 200 andg 4,8o & 5.i5
TRAINS FRoH boston leave as a. iolIsv: .:'
or M@cesleT al 80 and am, y 50, $50 T. & 53Opm
Milh'rd At eco am. 45
" StEonyiiIe 500 4s5
8 Newton 7,45 1880, 2, 6. and .. Is
BEookine at G5 s o. a m III. 81 ST Il 1860
u For further particulars see Pathfinder Railway Guide
oMu 6 TNICiELL, sup't
Titohburg and Worcester Railroad.
ag.~..=.
RAiNs leave Worcester lr Fitchbure, in connection
WIN le Worcester and Nashua aiaa, every day "a
As and II A. NJ. and at4Ior.xg
RsTURNiNG-Lcaye Fiichbnrg at
$50 4. Nj, -. so ana J. IS p NJ
The shortest and Girct Railroad roui, yrr
ysa'e Mass aud burlington VI. is by the WAY Of Fitch
burg Bellows l and Rutland. This route is lyepty-tgo
lAl.s shorter than any other
TIC heNt shorter by the way Of Ftellnre. Bel
lows taiS windsor, " idte River Junction and aun'pe-
lier Th routeis 20 niles shorter than any o. lr lrTr
'he one mentioned ri owe, and is % miles nearer than av
other route To all stations the Vermont Central md Pas
sumpsic River Railroads. ~ 90
asseneeTs gong by either these roues bv tie morning
a nom w orc'sier have an hour FtcHnera ia which
To get breakfast Those going in the ocjcs nom, FroIn
MG[Vs''i, nave my minutes Euchturg az dinner time
for tea. ''''! MINUTES 10 S'oF
RIttRNiN EMBELLISHMENTS who arrive at Fclbnrg by The
" o'clock train, have To get dinner m nose Who
uriiVe III the minutes past nc!,ck p Al ,,, - 80
!" ge len and arrive Worcester as earl, a. h. ~, .Io,
ion@ The carly train from tiic burc arIy, 80
w. ~ s'HSoh Tor The Ne' Nork traiu via Spfp.ieI ami
Nav '' Iszn season ioF the NewYorh Train via Norwich
--------- DIFF
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COAL! that is C0AL!i

fIAN always be found at the CITY COAL YARD, ard
- VIII be deveied IN the best possible order Orders may
be left at o. F. THoHPsoS;s Shoe store l.. b. Faces
Grocery store, corner Of Main and School Streets.
Worcester, II mo 2. diff b. BUFFUM.
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Cegars- Cegars.
NOTICE.

EUsT received prime lot Of OLD HAVANA CEcARs
- AZ BUTTE, 243 Main st. dw3B Noyl5
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Ti5ohburg and Worcester Railroad.

AAlNS leave Worcester ir Fitclburg ia connection
with The Worcester and Nashua tgais, evs-t 5ay "a.
,ept Sundays, Mt
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Binding Lots.

TEElFE subscriber has fol sale of the desirable
l BUILDING LOTS IN the CITY Of NOrUesisr. Is sitE
sf=z ca the no-l ss Of Chatham Street The i-h;h Ci
Iz aezr e Dwelling House q Rev Dr. STaaley .afd con
tss aoai $50 square feet He has also other LOTS
IL fae yicIss Quncy Stand several Lots
The Re Nils Ta4 la- street.
Jzre4 diff CHARLES WHITE.
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SHINGLES.
Potash.
To the Leather Trade.

TIE undersigned has commenced the CURRTISG BUsI-
NESS al No u FROST STREET. where lie intends Ia
keep general assortment Of Cured Leather So viii
carr ass particular Eind orer Patronage solicited
Nay Il dd EDHI.2D PROCTOR
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House and Lot for Sell.

House and Lot for Sale,
IA ON LiNBEa STREET by G. b. METCALF TIE
IT, ~ house is nearly new, thoroughly buili
throughout Of the best materials, and most desraby
situated, three minutes walk from Main St The lot con.
tanning about 10000 feet covered all kinds of bearing
Hit trees. 1Wu Octlg
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Norwich and Worcester RaiIro98.

Esstss .s.s. 81
Fbtg Arraagaa.at--oa cri ctr MnIT0, De-. .
PASSENGER TRAINS VIZ, n.y.
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The New York Evening Post denounces Senator Foote
as " dancing jack" and "demagogue," and chuckles
with great glee the fact that gang OF loafers and
rowdes had burned him in egy. The Post says il the
people OF Mississippi would purify him by fire, "hey
must not apply alone TO hs e6gy" No one doubt the
iendish suggestion. And yet this paper uhe Post is
one OF those which denounced Indignantly the pre-
tended recommendation Of certain papers to offer "per.
sona ndigniiy" to the foreign abolition emssary Thomp-
son II is all natural General Fooe is laboring like
true patriot 10 sustain the Union-Thompso~ Is aiding
The abolifionists 10 destroy IL.
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ThanEsx,vipg Day.

This being Thanksgiving Day, in conformity to lime
honored custom paper will be issued from this Office
tomorrow Perhaps there never has been an occasion
aimee the formation Of government. when the deyou
and heartfelt appeals Of the people the great Giver
All Good should be ardent and sincere than at the
present moment The Union and Constitution Of ou
fathers are in eopardyhe Liberty and Peace Of the ma
ton are in peril Let every true Patriot and every contrs
Christian unite in soliciting the guardian hand of Prov
dence to save and rescue them from the dangers BY
which thew are beset
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We received the following bulletin yesterday from
the oblgng editors OF the Journal and Messenger Of Ma
con- Georgia II speaks for itself We shall congrat-
ulate country the result when we see the uses
which friends in Georgia will make OF their triumph.
You know sad the minister Of Pyrrhus his Khg) how
TO win victory but you know not how TO improve IT.
This election will enable the friends of the Compromise
to shape their own course and recommend their own plat
form to the South II they abuse their poweif they do
not use il with wisdom and energyif they do not lay
the North ITSELF in carrying out the true principles OF the
constitution-iha victory will to little but dust and
ashes But can they fail do their duy Can they mis-
take the path to il Will they not stand up like men
men devoted to the constitution well as the Unonand
say with all respect in the mest and yet in the most
conciliatory language. that they are willing to acqui-
in the Compromise which has been adopted, but
upon the express understanding that ii is to be carried
out in good iaiththat the fugitive law is not to be
dsturbedhat agitation is TO in our public coun-
cs and no further aggression to be ATTEMPTED or that
the southern States will take their own redress into their
own hands, and resist all such entertainments at every
hazard and TO the last extremity Let them say this
appealing 10 the good and good feeling Of all the
South and OF all the Northand then we may congrat.
ulate our couairy on victory which produces such
precious traits, and which protects the rights OF the
States whilst II preserves the Union.
"Macos tG. y Nov. %, 1850
The Union party have carried the State by an over.
whening neutrality-suspicious. thirty thousand 10 twenty.
three counties Tue disunonsts have carried but three
Others .esd Union dslegs,e. BY from one to thirteen hum
bred. No use knocking at the door any more"
Later BY telegraph
Macon, tGa.,) Nov. "a, 1850.
In fy-three counties in Georgia the Union msjortes
are nearly fourteen thousand. The disunionists have
carried only az counties, and elected only fourteen dele
gates. thus far"
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0yv B. PALMrH, the American Newspaper agent 's o'
authorised agent oT this In the cities o D nv
and PhisdephIs, and is duly Empowered % aAs an 49,
Subscriptions Tie required BY us ms 1ssp W. ~
ressrded 4. payments His ae-Bosion
New York Tbans building Philadelphia northwest corner o.
Third d Chestnut
nzm, u..., NJ Lewis, Montgomery, Alabama, our gen.
al .ssp, for and Tennessee assisted BY MI D.
D. BkErT -. -, -. ..n.,
,...rL g. JAMES, No. la2 souh Tenth street, Phadel
= mn, general travelling agent, assisted by Messs WA H.
Jons COLLINS, JAhns DEEnse, A. kirk WxLLISsroH,
n a EVANS JAsEs CLARK and p. LOCKE
zm c. W. JAMES, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio, Is
travelling agent States, assisted BY Mess
ssIra j. r. Dsxr, TArLoRJ W. ARhsrkoSs PEaRIn
LOOKS, w. RAnsAy and g. sTEiHhAE
nz-wrLuAx GoULps Richmond, Virginia, general agent
for Virginia. by travelling agents B. PuLLER and JAMES
THOMAS
np-Receipts from Of the above viii be good.
nSEpwARps SANFORD, Co.. and bankers in
The United London and Liverpool been appointed
agents "Unon" and authorized receive subscriptions
this Their Office In London No. 10
street, and In Liverpool No Columbia Buildings
This country with the well known
Adams Co.. agents. and Is entitled TO tbs conn
dence of friends abroad.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-28

Virginia has recently lost two Of her best and most
distinguished judges from the bench Of the general
court viz Judge Daniel Smith, Of Rockingham county,
and Judge Isaac R. Douglass, Of Jefferson county The
last was attacked with apoplexy the 10th, his
turn from holding the fall term Of his court for Frederick
county, and breahed his last Sunday night. They
were both respected jursts Of high character, and
in all their social relations they were beloved for the
purity Of their virtues.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-28

We received by last nights western mail, from a
friend in Indianapolis, copy OF the charge to the grand
jury by Judge Huntington, district Judge Of Indiana
the fusveslave law. 1t is eloquent and impressive
exposition OF the law and reflects well the sentiments OF
the members Of the bar who apply for copy OF the charge,
those OF large majority of the people Of the State.
The Judge declares that are 'passing through
the severest ordeal to which the constitution has
been subieced-when evil passions seem to have been
let loose. and Madness in sections Of the country
seems to rule the hour" The Judge expresses his firm
determination to execute the law We shall publish the
charge in next
Our correspondent informs us that "Judge Huntington
is wing, and the letter addressed to him 10 signed
by 0. H. Smith, late senator in Congress- and James
Rariden, late member Of Congress-both whigsr
"The Hon. j. w. Davis, late minister to China s fore.
man Of the grand jury and will make strong present.
ment. Indiana is right
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I" Where Ignorance Is bliss.
lis folly 10 be tCiss -

n the editors Of the Southern Press do not know
whether an article he intended for w.t. irony or agu-
men' it is not the only subject which they gno-
rant Nor is il the only subject upon which understand
ing would destroy their se-complacent beattude They
should never repeat the lines Of Burns in the spirit
prayer
90 wad some Power the ghe gle us
To see oursels rs dhus as"
What a looking glass is public opinion II certain
pseudo patriots could see their features reflected in it,
they would eschew the punishment they deserve Cat
ane did the face Of Cicero The traitor did not like TO
be reminded Of the latter end-ihe others might start
at the penalties they have incurred and the indignation
they are destined 10 provoke.
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Messs Fowler, of Massachusetts,, and Peaslee, Of
New Hampshire, Of the House Of Representatives, have
arrived in eur city, in addition to those members Of Son
grsss who have been heretofore announced By us
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: o wad some Power the giitie gle us
To see oursels ms ihsys see as 20
,elegraphic bulletin from Washington appeared ia

yesterdays Baltimore Sun in the following terms
"wAsHNcros. November 26-p. m.-Msjor Hobbie, 90
long holding the position of Assistant Postmaster General,
has resigned his Office The resignation is to AXE effect on
he 18th December next"
We understand that this bulletin 10 not strictly correct
Major Hobbie certainly does not retire at the time men.
toned but we should not be surprised il the cares and
labors OF Office, which sufficient 10 wear down a
constitution Of iron, should prompt him 10 retire at
distant day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14
Pittsburgh workingmen's Congress.

The members of the Workngmen's Congress Of
the County of Allegheny adopt the following;
PLATFORM OF PRINCIPLES.
First: The fact that a man is born, Is evidence
that he has right to life and share of its enjoy
meuts, and auy system of society or government
which deprives him Of these is false
Second. All material wealth is produced by Ia
bor-physical and mental-and the lsbOrer should
enjoy the full fruits ofhs industry and any system
Of society or government which depriyes him Of
these, is false.
Third Men who live upon the vice and igno-
rance of the people, should not be denounced, but
vice and ignorance should be removed, aud all
men turned out 70 honest labor.
Fourth AS the WOrkingmen compose the great
mass of the population OF the country, they should
control its legislation.
F0h Prominent almond the changes which
the People should demand, ard the following:
LIST. A general Incorporation Law which will
enable Workingmen to associate and become their
own employers.
2d The Homestead Of the family should be ex
empt from execution and made inaenable but
dishonest debtors should not be permitted 70 escape
punishment.
81. The public Lands should be given, in limited
quantities to actual settlers, and under circum-
stances should they be permitted to go into the
hands of spectators
4tb. All Officers, Legislative, Executive, and Ju-
dica should be elected by the votes oil the people.
JAMES WATSON, President
J. d. THoKNBUR6H, Secretary.