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REAL ESTATE For SALE

Ira IiE subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE on LIN
Es colin STREET. 1t is pleasantly situated in one of
" le most beautiful Streets in the city and is in all re
spects delightful residence. 1t will be sold at better
bargain, IN proportion TO its and advantages
IMAM any other estate has been sold ofa in Worcester
Also, small FARM situated II miles from the City Hall
II is desirable place for any build who wants IS or
~ acres OF andhavng driveways leading through groves
OF trees and number Of natural arbos scattered over t
Besides these natural advantages will be good invest
ment of money. a. n M OOn
worcester, Aug 10 d3w
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Bogle's AmOle is one OF the best articles we ever
used o shavg leaves the face soft as SATIN Call at
~ washington Street. Boston, and purchase bottle and
you will not be disappointed
r.. ,r.. LYNN, Jan. 25, 1850.
10 WIN: BoGLE, 277 Washington Street. Boston:
Dear S-f our hyperion Flud is undoubtedly the best
article Tor the hair the market Dandru which used
accumulate on my head is entirely removed by its use
gves Also pleasant feeling the head and imparts to
'he mar glosslness OF the most brilliant description.
Your Amoe Shaving Soap' by all odds the finest and
most agreeable have used and recommend 1t cheer
uy to those who have strong beard and tender face My
friends who have used it, speak Of in the highest
Yours respectfully, p PARRITT
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, Jr Co., L. T. Lazel
ana M. b. Green eod3twlt4
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House Lots, Houses. Gc.

A-A BEAUTIFUL LOTS, containing nearly an acre
E.M IL each, delightfully."- situated on &Fairmountn hal
1 mile north of the Court House, unequaIed for beau
y OF location and aspect for those who prefer to live little
out and own large lot for very moderate cost
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street on the elevated
land directly of the Central Church. the most desirable
lots remaining in the market.
very desirable Lots on the Brewery Estate the West
Also, several Dwelling Houses in different parts of the
city, GOOD Gardening land by the acre. and other Real
property, for sale the accommodating terms nv
Feb 10. eodstf n s MsSSJMcEIyp
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Worcester Co. South Anti-slavery Society

regular Quarterly Meeting of this Society will be held
in LEICESTER, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. and 8,
commencing p NJ. of Saturday in the Second Congre-
gationa Onitarian) Meeting house.
WIN. L. GARRISON, STEPHEN s. FOSTER, and other ad-
vocates of the antslavery will be present. and all
friends of the invited attend. The attendance
of the of the Society in particular is requested
EFFINGHAM l.. CAPRON, President
JOHN H. CRANE, Secy. 2w aug 49,
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GLEE SCHOOL.

The subscriber will class for practice and
sruction in GIEE SINGING and CULTIVATION of the
VOICE, on Thursday Evening, Aug. goth, at
NO 8 WARREN HALL
Tickets for Gentlemen 8, 50-Ladies 81.
The course will consist Of twelve Lessons be held
Thursday evening of each week. commencing II O'Clock.
MI Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited
tend. Il. 3. MASON.
Aug Ell d
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SPECIAL MUSICAL NOTICE.

In consequence ofan arrangement made between the Com
mttees and Cho of the First and Second Baptist Churches
the subscriber will his of Twenty -four
Lessons at the yESTRY of the PLEASANT STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH, Tuesday Evening, Aug.
9th. " TERMs-Gentemen $1,5O-Ladies $1-payable
at the third Lesson.
Aug22. dwtf WILLIAM SUMNER.
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MISS ]. A. FLAGG.

Late of Boston, TEACHER of the PIANO FORTE and
SINGING, is desirous of obtaining pupils in this city
vicinity Having had considerable experience in teaching
she persuaded that full satisfaction will be given those
who may favor her with their patronage.
Miss F. is permitted refer the following gentlemen
THos BRCHER Organist and Director of Music at Bow
don Square Churcl-HENRY w. POOLE, Inventor of the
Euharmonc Organ, Boston S. r. LELAND, of this city.
NJ Applications may be made 10 A. MARSH at his Music
Rooms 203 MAIN ST. d3taw3w Aug %
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Douglas Freedom Association.

The members of the Douglas Freedom Association and
all who intend participate with them in the great struggle
between freedom and slavery at the coming State Election
are invited to the School House in District No.
on FRIDAY EVENING Sept. 6th at u O'clock for the
purpose Of organizing for the coming political year, and
also appoint three delegates to the town in the
State Convention be holden in Boston Tuesday, Sept
18th. Per order Central Committee,
East Douglas, Aug %. Wv WIN. KNAPP, Sec'ry.
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MUST BE SOLD.

THE immense and truly elegant stock of CLOTHS CAS-
l. SIMERES, VESTINGS
Ready-made Clothing and Furnishing Goods
now in the United States Clothing Store
under the United States Hotel,
will be exposed for sale for the next FOUR WEEKS at
Prices to suit Purchasers.
The intention of the proprietor close the whole
OF TINS extensive stock and will be done regardless of
rifice upon the cost Of the goods
The public are urgently recommended improve the op-
portnnity which this fortune affords them Of buying
whatever they want among the stock o price.
HENRY 5. MOORE.
WANTED,
ok GIRLS, frst-cass Pant and Vest Makers to whom
NJ frst-rate wages will be paid-as above
worcester, Aug is, 1850. dwtf
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v. Il. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, is
the authorized AGENT for the DAILY and WEEKLY Spy in
the cities of Boston, New York, and Philadelphia and is
duly empowered to take advertiser ens and subscriptions
at the same rates required by us.
REMOVAL. V. B. PALMER'S American Nems-
Paper AdUertising Agency is removed to SCOLLAY'S
BUILDING, COURT ST, BOSTON. Aug
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IuYENILE SINGING SCHOOL.

The next term of e. NAsoN's Juvenile Singing School
will commence on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Aug.
9sth at o'clock in the Lecture Room of the Old South
Church. Tuition 81.
1.-THE next term of the Glass for YOUNG LADIES will
commence on the same afternoon, at No WARREN HALL
nj q O'Clock. Tuition 81. C33 d Aug
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DRAWING ACADEMY.

MISS s. S. IVES of Salem, would inform the citi
of Worcester that she intends open Academy for
Drawing in CRAYON and PENCIL in this city, the
Second a0eek Of September. 1Further information and
terms will be made known by applying at THOMAS
DREW'S Pleasant Street.
Worcester, Aug II. c33 eod&wtf
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Dwelling House and Lot for Sale

Ia VIE Estate on Pleasant Street. opposite Chestnut
III -, well known as the property formerly owned
.E.4kL and occupied by DIR. o. Ii. BLOOD The House in
good order and the lot large and well stocked with the
choces fruit trees very desirable residence for any one
wishing 70 purchase Terms easy The property be
examined and particulars by calling on the subscriber
3 mo. IA dwistf BENZ. BUFFUM, Peasant-st
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WATER'S HAIR DYE.

HE great and increasing demand for Hair DYE and the
difficulty OF procuring GOOD ARTICLE, has induced the
subscribers to experiment, until they have succeeded in
manufacturing Dye that surpusses any other now in se
The advantages possesses other kinds are that the
application perfectly simple, the Hair requires no pre-
yious preparsnol Y is entirely free from any unpleasant
smells, and does not fade crock, or wash out
II does not like ordinary Hair Dye leave an UNPLEASANT
and unnatural dryness OF the hair but the time thar
It's color changed II retains its natural lustre and soft
ness Instead OF jurng the hair ii in great degree
to strengthen its grewh, and prevent falling out Gem
uemen who have hair, and whiskers of lighter color will
lind very easy to match the two and those whose hair has
grown premarey grey can restore it to its original beau
" and with less expense and trouble than with any DYE in
T. WATFRS
For sale by NJ. D. GREEN, and LEWIS +. LAzEiI.
June a. eodtf
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SUPERIOR MINERAL TEETH,

sEzxe=<s=A TINHE subscribers are now ready sup
EssrzSssR I ply Mineral Teeth of a very superior
uITYTVTN quality, made from ne,o combination OF
.. --A-A' material. For e-lke appearance resem-
bance to nature and for strength they far we
have seen USEQUALLED.
Having experimental with much labor the subject Of
CoLoRs, feel confident in assuring most exact mita
tion of the natural teeth Whole parts of sup
piled at short notice.
GTThose wishing for ARTIFICIAL TEETH are invited
TO call and examine them without feeling that thereby they
incur an obligation o. II. BLOOD, NJ d.
c d. COOK, NJ. D.
OEce-206 Main Street, Butmdn RoU.
Worcester, June IL, 1850. diff
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

TIME subscribers would most respect
kp fully inform their friends and the pub
Tic generally, that they have fitted up the
F=A~~%H - STORE on the corner Of Main and
- Walnut Streets, where they intend keep
HAzfss ing one Of the best selected assOrtments
Of adies, Gents Boys' Misses and Childens BOOTS,
SHOES CATERS, and RUBBERS, ever offered to the
citizens of Worcester County.
Having been engaged in the Boot and Shoe business IN
Worcester the last six years. think know the wants
of this community and shall endeavor to supply them
Not having time to enumerate all the different kinds OF
Roots and shoes we have hand, will say that our
assortment large and entirely We would invite all
those in want good Boots and Shoes to call and examine
our stock and be assured call will ensure purchase
Our store is No. I60 Main Street:
CHAs. W. LoNGLEy, LoN1bbf q SNo"'
CHAs. n. SNOW, 49,
Worcester Aug 2S, 1885, dotw5ts
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FAMILY MEDICINES.

OF all kinds adapted the season. and prepared with the
greatest from the choicest Ingredients constantly on
hand.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS accurately prepared
L. T. LAZELL, Apothecary,
Aug g. dWSws c33 20l Main Street.
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DRAWING AND OIL PAINTING.

MRS. FRANCES II. TOWNE will give Lessons
in PENCIL and CRAYON DRAWING also PAINTING
IN OILS Applications be made until the LIST of Sept.
at her residence No Is MAIN STREET. where specimens
can be examined aud terms made known.
August Is. DIV
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WORCESTER IN 1850

TINHE subscriber will publish in few days book with
i the above title, containing
1. A New Map of the City,
SURVEYED and drawn by l.. b. HEALY, Civil Engineer,
showing all public streets of the city with THEIR NAMES
MS recently established by the City Council the boundary
lines of the Wards with other improvements up TO the
present tme-Scale, 200 rods to an inch.
O. GUIDE to all places of public interest in the City
with notices of public institutions, schools, &c &C. Illus
trated by
New and Beautiful Engravings
of Public Buildings. VI Price only % Gents pfrcopy
HENRY J. ROWLAND,
Book and job Printer, 1893 Main Street
Aug %, 1850. wltdlsu
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BACON & FOSTER.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLoRS,
No. Central Exchange,
PETER U. BACON, OUer the Worcester Bank
DWIGHT FosTER.} [dw2m3l] July l. 1885,
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UCTHON

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
- XWILL be sold at Public Auction on SAT
-IM& w URDAY, the 3lst of AUGUST NEXT at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises the house now occupied bv
MIX WILLIAM l.. THROOP, situated on SouTHDRIDGE
STREET near the residence of Col James Estabrook The
Lot is 100 by SO feet and the buildings are nearly new
There is good well of soft on the premises The
mouse mas finished rooms and basement, all good re-
pair. Terms Of sale liberal
S. w. SELBY & Co. Auct'rs
Worcester, July 80 1885, dts
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L. B. NICHOLS, M. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Residence No. liz MAIN STREET.
Uohice hours, from to 10 AM, to and to P. n
Aug 5, 1850. dwly
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MONTGOMERY H0uSE.

kA fremont Street, Boston.
sGA THIS large and commodous HOTEL having been
~ thoroughly reftted and renovated is now open for
the accommodation of transient and boarders
The internal management of the House will be under the
immediate direction of Mr. JAMES s. PARKER late proprietor
of the Samoset House, Plymouth, Mass.
The situation of tile Montgomery House unsurpassed in
any respect by other in the city, being nearly equally dis
ant from all the railroad depots and steamboat landings and
very near the business of the cyand subscriber
hopes by the cest attention 10 the best interests
who may visit him. secure liberal share Of the public
patronage.
Terms for Transient Boarders s. so per day.
THOS. P. WILSON, Proprietor.
Boston, August IS, 1850. dw4wis
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CARD.

MRS. E. w. GROVER, who has taught Instrl-
mental and Vocal MUSIC in Springfield, Mass pre-
pared to give Lessons upon the PIANO in this city.
Aug. L. diff RESIDENCE, No. MAPLE STREET.
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Mems Wool Socks at Is cents.

DOZEN mems wool socks just received and for sale
w ut the above low price, at
Aug % ii. IL. CliAMBERLlN & co.
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ATTENTT0N
NEW COAL YARD.
H|-nI

GOAL at S6,5U.
THE subscribers have for sale their Yard on PLY
4 MOUTH STREET, the best varieties of PENN. RED
md WHITE ASH and AQUIDNECK GOALS, which
will be furnished of the best quality, dry and good order
md at the lowest rates.
The AQUIDNlCK Coal is mined Portsmouth, r. l.. is a
hard Red Ash Coal will be delivered $3.50 per ton.
For house furnaces cylinder stoves is warranted to
give good satisfaction.
Orders left at the Office No. 222 MAIN STREET. over
G. Foster Co.'s Store, E. ID. WETHERBEE's lRUa
STORE, of Green and Temple Streets will meet with
prompt attention. RICE & BARBOUR.
April2 eodistf
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AT LAST ARRIVED,
O! REFESH us!

U! kEFESH US!
II HE Subscriber having completed ample arrangement
for making and bottng that refreshing and healthy bev
rrage SODA WATER takes this method of informing the
citizens of Worcester and vicinity that he is prepared to
furnish il in any quantity, by the dozen gross. Gentlemen
wishing left the residence, will please leave their orders
the old stand 2l2, Main street, corner Of Pleasant
June TO- diff II. G. BATES.
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NOTICE
Cast IRON Pmmlns.
New England Health Insurance Co.,

Office No. POS Main st, Worcester.
ENOS DORR, Agent.
THE is hand when all should take care of
L their health The above Company has, in times past
paid out thousands of dollars the sick who in time of
health procured POLICY that secured to them FOUR
DOLLARS A WEEK if sick, a cost of $6S25 year
They have thousands hand pay those will take
Policy, and unfortunate to be sick GTA inst
claims will be paid as soon received dis June27
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NEW MAP OF WORCESTER. MASS,

NEW MAP UF WUKCESTER, MASS.
THE undersigned propose to publish, provided sufi-
4 cient number of subscribers be obtained,
from new survey, made for the purpose by H. F. WalIing
Surveyor and Civil Engineer 1t will include all the Streets
as now laid out location of the Public Buildings Churches
&C. and also all the names Of the different property owners
who paronize the Map marked their proper places thus
rendering valuable for present well future reference
The Map will be handsomely colored, mounted and deiv-
cred to subscribers at Three Dollars per copy payable
delivery. MR. KELLOGG the Agent authorized to take
subscribers for the same
COLLINS & CLARK, Publishers,
Aug. 81, 1850. DIV 100 Chestnut S.. Phfla.
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Boston and Worcester Railroad.
b e

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SUMMER ARRANG EMENT.
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON as follows.
Leave Worcester lat about4) at 7& 1922 &l0I
Milbury GAS 33o nm
Milford at $40 X 6
Saxonville at 74O, 435
Newton at 630and9 HAIRS
Brookline at 6.4O 81 &lOt am, IL 81, 53,7&9"
TRAINS FROM BOSTON leave as follows:
For Worcester at 730 and am, IL 3d. $780, H. $50 pm
Mlbury at
Milford at S.45 am &
Saxonvie at S45 <
Newton 735 " 800 GAS and Q *
Brookline at T. 81 & 81 m, 1874, ct, Al, St, n & 81"
o. For further particulars see Pathfinder Railway Guide
Aug 27 dwG G. TWICHEIJ Sunit
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Providence & WOrcester RaiIrOad.

Ez5<AA New Route to New York
-SSSSs a VIA PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON
- FARE $500.
CARS leave the Depot Green Street. Worcester every
day. Sundays excepted at 40 P. M
June 6, 1850. diff |. H. SOUTHWICK Stunt
The organizer., 1850-12-14
THE ORG A NIZER.
prp11sHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
N s.

Three Dollars in advance, So 25 in three
,nontbs. So 50, in six months, SO IS, in nine
,nontns and S4 co. if not paid ii the expiration of
The year. No subscription taken for less than six
montas. and nopapet discontinued Optional with
he Proprietors until all arrearges are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS First insertion, for one
souare (ten lines or less,) 81 0G for each subse-
anent insertion, SO cents. Without Instructions
as to the number of insertions, advertisements
will be continued, and charged accordingly.
Articles of personal nature, never admitted.
On yearly advertisements liberal discount
will be made The privilege of yearly advertis-
ers will be limited TO their own Immediate buSi-
ness; advertisements sent in embracing other
matter, will be charged for by the square,
Professional Cards not exceeding ten lines, in
serted one year for $40 W
Six months, for w
Three months, fOI w
All Communications to insure attention, must
be directed (poSt paid TO the Editor.
The organizer., 1850-12-14

Here is over a million and a quar-
tor OF dollars. which under a revenue
tariff Of tweniy per cent, might go
into the pockets OF our own mechan-
les. Nearly the whole OF the above
amount is now snriehing the northern
manufacturer. .u
We only refer TO these items be-
cause we have some official data con-
cerning them. There Is no doubt that
the figures fall far below the actual
value. sr.
There are other mechahical Pur.
suits which would receive a great
impulse. The cabinet maker is
scarcely known as a trade in Missis>
sippi, most Of our furniture being
purchased 81 the norih. n is estima-
ted that az least eS90.OO0 is annually
spent at The North fOr furniture bro't
into our Stale. This amount would
give employment % six hundred me-
chanioA and afford a fine income 70
the Stale.
The organizer., 1850-12-14

A FREEsoIL CfrT.-A wealthy Friend
TQuskerl Of New Bedford, writes to he
Chroioiype, vhc inquired Of him, whether
a fugitive rlare uould be sac IN that eiiy;
II prof.s TO Be = fressOiler and hold 70
The higher hg.i CD helping ] mean 10
obev thaL Therefore send along he good
liksiy' fugitive. and be is huugry We vlll
feed him, II naked cloth hin. He viii be
aIs here. We have about seven hundred
aeiiires here IN this city, and they are
v5o8 cllizens, and here We intend hey shall
s,sv. We 90 ~ counsel bl0o5-sheds but
rh.lI suffer fines an8 inpriscumoui % any
r.feuf r-iher thaa allsw ihai law 10 Be ear
ffef ouf. g. lsl him cons Ne Wiil o. a.l
us caa fr hin, balh - - 'ouisr and inner
m1n.n
The organizer., 1850-12-14

Ole Buli. the violinist who created
such an excitement. few years ago,
IN this country, gave. lately a concert
- Christian IN Sweden and hisinien-
ton vas 90 proceed e Constnniinople
Paesing thTough Finland and Russa,
and then visit the largest cities of
Asia and Egypt Il was thought % be
possibls fhat be might again visii ths
United States fefhct
The organizer., 1850-12-14

1t Is estimated that the boots and
shoes imported from the North exceed
a million oflollars annually. These
can ali be made BY negro labor, and
would give employment to three
thonsand negroes at an annual profit
to their owners Of three hundred dollars
the NoFlh would, under tariff upon
the northern article, yield a revenue
to our mechanics of about five hun.
dred thousand dollars per annum,
Iron now lying in the bosom of our
bills and valleys would be mined and
sent into market. A revenue duty
Of twenty per cent. would be aIl-sufii-
cient to induce laboring men and cap.
italists to send the iron ore of Ala
bama, Georgia, South Carolina and
Mississippi, into market.
The city of Natchez, Vicksburg,
and other towns on the Mississippi.
would become great importing depots
of European merchandise, for the
supply OF The State. and our low
duties would tempt thousands Of wes-
tern merchants to lay in their sup,
plies at these cities. A low system of
duties would reduce the cost of cons
sumption in Mississippi twenty per
cent, and consequently give that
great advantage to the cotton planter
over other southern States.
We have plenty of idle capital. 10
1919, according to the auditors report,
there were S5,432, 900 dollars at inter-
est. The whole of this sum would
be Immediately put into circulation.
Our citizens would withdraw their
moneys now invested in northern
States. The whole of tho moneyed
means of the South are at once con-
centrated upon the development Of
our resources, when a tariff upon
northeru manufactures is established.
The sixteen millions of dollars Feceiv-
ed annually from our cotton, instead
Of building up northern mechanics,
mauutacturers and merchants, would
thes to- a great extent be distributed
at hane. We-MOnid see-eveTywhere.
thriving villages, aud large class Of
comfortable farmers. In the eastern
part of this State, owing to the fine
water courses, many large manufac-
tories would be established, and With
them would come markets for all
kinds Of agricultural produce.
We see these facts, and we might
trace much further the effects Of Sc
cession upon our home labor, that so
far as the pecuniary interests OF the
masses are concerned, we have moth
ing to apprehend from parting with
the free soil portion Of the confedera-
cy.
In any other point of view we
might discuss this question, and show
the extreme folly Of imagining that
the people have anything TO fear,
should they, in justice to themselves,
be compelled to separate iron the
North. Would the North fight usl
Never, neverl She would do so, i'll
she could find sympathy with large |
body Of citizens in our Southern
States-never without; but this could
not occur, because whatever course
Mississippi aud other southern Staies
take, il must be sanctioned by The
people in their sovereign capacity, and
hence even men opposed 70 secession
will never take up arms against their
own State after It once declares in
favor Of secession. We can therefore
have few traitors, should the southern
States determine upon secession.
New York eorrespohdenee Of the Southern Pres.
NEw YoRE, Nov. Is, 1850.