Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-28

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greater than The F-oPo-aia q 6=5i they wa Be Ia
BE fa- provided the Cosa,y realioas are 1os 5ss-
solved
The resolutions which feila7e3 tie ad3ress were
to he szme pzrPors. relating the sanss causes of
cousFlaiut AID modes q redress On uso.saa q \
Wood, Esq. & Fiieh5srg. 1t was voted q lia each
s7asksr u 3 minutes. and ihza, e. aaeioa being
-aads to s6ogt tbsresaiatious,
Y Woo8. ESQ. Of Fftel.Barg. tesk he soor aid
sEoke earnestly IN tl=r supper, He SID thzt fs-
twzniy-,hres years he had aHsa8ei he ceans IA
Warssstzr. and eoald SPEAK froa szgsrienoe On the
satsect The Coaaiy was ioo large, aad soaaeshisg
mas; b aoae- lie bad nsYsr been 10 Weroes.er
sishouf feeling that he vyosl3 make noise sbost Il
TIE scheme now proposed was aoi new enc. Ia
1859, the sabjec, was azta;ea zai i5ea agsia absa
tae-iy years age, When !. was ssbalit.s5 10 TIE
several towns aa5 Ye;ed doEa- Since thai ziae
great change had come over ihs Ceaaag, lb= Pops-
iztioa had increased and he sgilz tan fit to Re
g-sal bad usaeh iac-sas=l He tbea wea. iato The
system q expense II carrying out ths proposed d.
yiss9n- The funded Gett of Ali53lesez vas $751;
go, q Tosoes.4 So. ga. b asseezziaa fron he
csan,ies, ne gsi nd e or porss9a e !as ooaaiy
debts. and putting this ssi,h What ne P-Fse % Fsi=s
81 the Cezuty ba35i7gs. TIE expense sol= seeding
texz= VII nj s,s any mora thar 81 present The
High Sbegf9i Is paid By K fees Cl=rk AZ she same
mzaaa- Yoa have lo pay yoar Couals Cozaasz-
.ieaaFz now much Hssrs taan ye1 VII have Il a. n
DR. tia aiTzzsol. Is Dss TO had tbas ths Pea7ls
aP heze wish 70 locate Rad, Thar h=y bare tssaad
Of 70 Broozazld fsr a Coalalizzisnar: Yaa VII ia
The same dilz5altg n ts= cgaz 81 Coaalaa Plsaz-
Divide The Coaaly, and zen MI have z5az1 1o.z-
let. and speedy administration oi jasllse
Rev. George Trssk believed HAT ibs Rz=3.asiaas
expressed the truth. bu, they were too reaaadaai Il
FoEas. and be wished 10 have them Praaei li.ils.
He was for speedy division. 50. thai If poor n.aa
wanted 10 get deed recorded, be woald not be com
PEELED 10 go 40 or 80 miles He would not advise aay
poor man 10 60 to Worcester County for justice.
with 1892 cases on the docket. He knew a poor man
who had case-and needed twenty-five witnesses,
aad he had to pay one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars loT calling that docket This group of towns is
indebted to the County s25, 600, if we divide now
husband the debt. and put the money into houses
in or own midst He did not care where the conn
: y seal was He preferred Fi;chburg ii was true,
bg, he weat for dividing the County all events
!, The opposition 70 The measure wOaid mainly come
woad let Of this ter oftOgvns, Is to suppose that
miner vii give uP bis treasures without tear, or
monarch his best province without sigh Bu. he
: hoped Worcester would be magnaniloas Ike Abra-
= ham and Lot. He would take moral view Of the
question The case Of Worcester County was a
. naonstrosity. The heart was in the valley oftbe
: Connecticut, while the limbs were freezing upon
these hills He was calsiaist enough to believe that
this division was one Of the things fated TO be.
Gen Morse Of LeoHinste1, was not prepared TO
= say yes or no. He had come to hear all the facts
on both sides. He did net think. If the qaes.ion was
submitted 70 his town with no more light ihan thew
there had. that the people uoad be prepared to vote
: upon ii
Mr.. Bellows ofPePPereI. said hat he cane with
the expectation that all the facts bearing uaon the
subject were to be brcught out, but they had not
been IN any thing he had heard.
! Gen Morse said he would like to ask some CUES
items. Many people in his town believed that The
: railroad between Ftchburg and Worcester. wouA
be greatly injured. That len miles Of il would be
as good as struck Of existence II was built IN
Part foT the accommodation ofecunty travel and the
travel viii be greatly diminished if this change is to
. be made.
Hon John Brooks Of Princeton. was opposed 70 the
contemplated division He did not believe hat The
small swings in tne travelling fees Of County Com
ulissioners, upon which great stress had been lsia
would be any Offset 70 The other expenses aeeruins
Ia regard 70 the delay Of jusce-f there are 400
cases on he docket, wii take as long TO Try them
If YOU hive zoo 10 Worcester and zoo in Fiichburg
t as fan were tried in one place. The courts are
fully occupied j; Is true, bat ne court house will
not helpyOu. there are other and FAR less expensive
2 means Of remedy, than the one proposed.
The expense Of the County buildings win not Be
tyihe Of that which these towns mus, incur fine
county seat Is changed. New roads must be bp;l,
; and old ones changed, so as to be made to centre
here, 1t VIII cost The TOXIN Of Princeton at eas, six
Thousand dollars to begin with. IL we divide The
County IL the way proposed, il viii no, stop here
!, We must divide four times Agaia-,he tendency
4 e oar trade is soatawaTd towards Worcester Ir
we have fat OK to sell, the market i Oft to the
south. The most Of our business lies in tba drac
ton, ard if you divide the County, we must do on,
market business in place, and our LEGAL bus;,s.s
IN another; instead Of lessening expense to iadiys
GALS, be believed that the expense would be greatly
; increased. Fiiclbsrg had proposed 10 raise s25-
GOO for county buildings on certain conditions Fitch
burg vas able 10 do what the saler4owns could not