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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27


The Hon. Daniel Webster. having often refused sim
liar ay iiat ons from the quarter, has this yeal
c9adcsceadsd for special reasons, to celebrate, at New
York, the Landing of the Pilgrims, and to 'garnsh
the sepulchres of the righteous"
s1r. Webstcr's akin must have haen intensely dark
not to have Redeemed at his recent treachery to
freedom, when eulogizng its founders this continent
who orsook every thing else, that they might not fo
sake their integrity to free principles.
The occasion must have reminded him Of fidelity,
which, stern and cold that day Of ice and storm,
baked hiseasy virtue And il, indeed. he
e saw how awful goodness is
Saw, and depored his loss"
De mig be proper object for pity, mingled with scorn;
but no eloquent praise from his lips, of Pilgrim constan
cy to principle, viii ever mitigate the frown Of heirtrue
descendants on his base degeneracy As his presence
could only dshonor the occasion, so, the occasion could
do nothing SO effectually as shame his presence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27
TOR THE HOLIDAYS i
PleasureS Of Hnusekaan;nn

lot water, Beef Steak and Oyster Dshes Coffee md
lea ufhs, various patterns and sizes Dish Coyer. :.
le ~ patterns Coffee and Tea Sets silver Plated
Britannia Glass, Bronze, Brass and japan CanaleSirt
brl9ania Brass and Japan Castors silver plated and B
sd shFer plated spoons, Forks Butter Knives srgnr
gre bG.tanhla Cream Pitchers and sugar Bowls CHI
oIs Mnlasses Cups, Britannia Stone and apan
britannia Water fitchers Bed amps Looking GIasscs
~ patterns AlaIm day and 80 hour Clocks vario;s
I ~ ifm Chans Dishes Hot Water Dishes Table Mats
gs locefs curtain Fixtures; Shutters and Travs; Corr
screws spice boxes, kinds Toast Racks Tea cal
SPOONS ~ sizes Batting Spoons, sizes Hatchets Ham
grs eair k1s and thousand other articles admirably
Tor sale at the New House FuRNIsHING WtprTT, o,,'
WALDO BLOCK. ""N-iioesh'
dec20--df WTIElTON rrYCr1o,r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

q The types made a sad confusion of names ii
our article the Philadelphia slave case, yesterday
The witness Price, is spoken of two or three times
as ''Rice." and once as ''Knight," By the follow
ing article, it will be seen that he Is in way that
would bring him to justice in almost any place but
Philadelphia We have but little hope of it there.
THE PHILADELPHIA FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.
George F. Albert has been arrested in Philadelphia
upon the oath of Adam Gibson, charging him, in
company with others, in conspirng together, com
hitting an assault and battery ON his person, and
falsely imprisoning him. He was held TO bail in
$500 for further hearing on Friday afternoon
lext. Jas. Frsby Price, one of the witnesses ia
he case, was also arrested and committed, in de-
FAULT Of bail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

GIANT McKAsKILL.-This young man, now
at the Montgomery House, is beginning TO attract
great deal of attention He is truly one of the won
lels of the age. Though only 10 years Of age he
is feet Ia inches high and weighs 335 pounds
He is well proportioued, and has, what the phrenoo-
gists would term, well balanced head 1t is thought
by physicians that he will yet attain the height of
eight feet. 1t is curious fact that his father and
mother we're of ordinary height, each of them mea,
surfing only feet inches. Young McKaskill was
very small until he was II years old, being in fact,
designated as the dwarf; but after that period lie
rapidly assumed his present extraordinary stature of
portions. The circumference Of his chest is 81 IL
hches, and be is capable, learn of breathing out
4S0 cubic inches of air, after full inspiration The
capacity of his lungs for air, we are told, exceeds
that Of any giant who has yet been examined in re-
spcct to tins curious and interesting matter Free
man, the wel-known giant, who was. examined in
London, could only breathe out 434 cubic inches,
and a healthy man OF the medium stature it would
seem, does not usually exceed 220 cubic inches
McKask, therefore, may be regarded as wonder
as it respects respiratiag power. We are indebted
for these facts to Mr.. Mattson, who examined the
lungs of the giant yesterday at the Montgomery
House. Courier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

LESSON has been administered to vallanous
cab-men in Buffalo, which may be Of some service
to the whole fraternity in that city, at all events 1t
seems that a stranger employed cab-man to convey
him from about the centre of the city to the steam
boat landing--the distance being some quarter of
mile Before reaching the landing the cab-nan
stopped, saying he could so no farther, and invited
his passenger TO leave the cab and pay his fare In
reply to the inquiry as to how much he should pay
be was told S. This he refused to give, and there
fore the cab-man assisted by another ruian, set up
on him, knocked hun down, and beat him until the
stranger consented to pay the IS, in order 10 save
his life. This paid over, the nagnanmous assistant
Of the cab-man demanded rs more of the stranger,
for the assistance be had rendered his friend and
the additional rs was paid over. So far all went
very well. The cab-man and his friend had pocket
ed VS. each, and were, therefore, quite well satisi
ed. The stranger. however, wsked to the police
Office and entered complaint, and in due time each
of the interesting couple, sentenced to the State
Prison for ten years, for highway robbery.-.N Y.
Courier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

MAINE STATE PR1soN BuRNT.-rhe State
Prison Of Maine, at Thomaston, was burnt on Sun
day afternoon last, about half past four O'clock
Three of the fire engines promptly the spot,
but owing TO the excessive cold it was some time be-
fore they could be brought TO work upon the flames
BY the per.evering exertions of the citizens in
throwing snow, &c, all the shops and the western
wing We're saved. As soon as it was found that the
main prison mast CO. the prisoners about so in num-
Der, all taken out of their cells and safely con-
Quoted through file of citizens and officers of the
prison to the wheelwright shop, where they were
safely guarded through the night
No lives were lost, nor were there any escapes
The main prison, warden's dwelling house, and
guard room, were entirely destroyed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

SHIPwREcK AND Loss OF LIFE. The Newbu-
ryport Herald Of yesterdays says that on Tuesday morn
lag a schooner was discovered ashore on Salisbury
beach, and another the lower part of Plum Island.
Capt. johnson, Of RowIey, and boats crew from that
own, went of to the schooner ashore Plum Island,
found her about IL miles north Of Emersons Rock.
She was the Argus Of Frankfort apparently good
eel, upwards Of 100 tons, laden with stone her broad
side was stove in, her decks ripped up, and maiumas
jumped out and hanging by the spring stay The dead
body of young Is 20 years old was found upon
the beach. No papers were found on board the vessel
all loose things having been washed away. The crew
must have all persisted. The schooner on Salisbury
beach is said to have been from Machias bound to New
York. The mate and the cook pershed, and il is said
five men ere saved The mate was taken from the
rigging alive but died after reaching the shore
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27
SALE or STOCK 5.
t Boston Thursday, Dec, 40.
DIED.

In Warren, Oct y, Mr. Daniel Blair, aged SO yearg
oct mrs Bcthah Iyler aged SO years. rclct Of Dea
Abner Tyler of W. and last of the children ofDea John
Muzzy ofspencer; Dec, 49, Mr.. Homer Ramsde aged 70
years.
In Shrewsbury Dec. 0, John Parks aged 81 years six
months and DAYS, Revolutionary pensioner PAPERS In
New York and Wisconsin please copy.
Az Dowerville' Fork Of the North Yubn California;
formerly Of this city. $500
Religious services appropriate TO the event. will belt
Friends are invited to attend
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27
A Rare Chance for hotel Koenors

The Subscriber offers for sale the r,rni,r,o 5 =
u Hat Ven known SIAND-known as WATTS ~
ohANGE, situated nearly opposite the new Court Uore
e aooVe stand Is the nearest the Court House OF am
Hotel IN The place, and but five minutes walk from ~
halroad stations it is considered one of The best Stand
III Tue CITY, Possession given or before the first of nj,
Uses. - 0ii''t vi Ui 'ne prem
Worcester, Dec. 25th 1850. '" n W ~
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The Ladies Charitable Asgooiatior

CONNECTED with the Old South Church. DESIGN ci,ro
SoGIai entertainment" at BRIYLEY HALL, on TIIFs
DAY EVENING, Dec. 81
Inc tables Will be furnished with meats pastry conf,
onery, fiu tea coffee &c. to be served at n o;coi
MUSIC, vocal and Instrumental under the direction of Mn
D. >. MASON, and addresses from several gentlemen and
snort PoEa by Chas. Thurber, Esq may be expected
4here VIII also be 4 sale of useful and fancy arcIes
baoks, &c, suitable for New Years. Presents '''
10 De mad at CIRCUITS Bookstore, and at the door
= ~ s u wy NIltoItalheht. d5t-dec26
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Anoth.r Ner conntr.

The following call for Convention contemplating
Southern division of old Worcester County, has,
learn boon e4tansvel, circulated tho to
which it aludes
AT large and enthusiastic meeting ofthe citizens
of Milford, held at the Town Hail. on the ICth day
of December, to consider the expediency of forming
a New County, and to adopt such measures, as
might be necessary, to carry the same into effect
The following votes unanimcusly passed:
1st That a Convention be holden at the Town
Hall, in Milford, on Monday the Both day Of Dec,
at O'Clock, P. NJ.
ID That the following towns be invited to send
ten delegatse each to said Convention, to wit =
birmingham, Southboro' Natick, Sherburne, Hollis
ton, Midway, Franklin, Belingham, Mendon,
Blackstone, Douglass, Uxb.idge, Northbridge, Up
ton, Hopkinton, and Ashland.
Sd. That the citizens of said towns, generally,
be invited to attend said Convention.
The call is signed by SETH P. CARPENTER,
President, ALLYN WESTON, Sec'y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

GEORGE THOMPSON. Arrangements are def
nitey made for course of three lectures from this
eloquent speaker, TO be given on Tuesday evening,
The subject ofthe two first lectures will be the Pro-
gress ofReform in England and the third will be on
India. The three will embrace the the substance of
the five given in Boston. The price will be so low
as to give all who wish, the opportunity to attend
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

q VIM. Fl. Hughes, the slave hunter, has publish
ed in the Macon (Ga.) Telegraph, second letter con
corning his visi, Boston in search of the Crafts He
replies the contradictions of his former statements
ana bestows variety of rather uncomplmentary cpl
thets upon Hale Curtis, and others, who really de-
serve better treetnen, since they have assured the
shareholders that they will do all they for them-
Hugees says ofGeorge Liant District Attorney that he
is ga disgrace his country, his professon and his
office.' He ridcues IIalet without Mercy and adj
Yizes Barnum to him, who ''by providing him
with pair of ears might present the naturalist fair
specimen of Boston ass" Judge Woodbury., he says
reminds him Of Dutch Judge who scouid only see one
eide Off case, because sides always confused him
Commissioner Curtise, he says exhibited ga sowness
of comprehension want familiarity with his duties.
Having annihiAte4-&ha- above lawyers and Judges
Hughes proceeds to lay his huge paw-and dirty
upon Attorney General Crttenlen, and finally winds
up by dlscharsng the whole battery of his slang at
Theodore Parker.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

CHAPLIN LIBERATED! 1t viii give the friends of
for w. l.. Chaplain, to the amount of $4,000 and
he was liberated from the Jail of Montgomery Co. Md.
on Tuesday Of last week. He had been before baed
from Jail in Washington in the of $4,000, making
in the whole $4,000. lie has passed through Bati.
more on his way homei
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

II IR. anu preserving the
ne wants OF the public supplied at lsst by the nse
e mar from falling of and sotens eanses and bean,i
~ sopGtloI manner to ny article in use Man
mIT T.r19 ana sod wholesale ard retail by A. A. BUP
aKso by b. Il LAZELl, Druggist, ENoCH MERRILL
1'N'' dtf-dec2d
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27
A Rare Chance,
For sale Tresh and Clean srncr oe

TOT sale a fresh and Clean STOCK of
W. L. GOODS AND GROCERIES.
with Lease of STORE for term of years.
possession given the First OF ,ganua,y. 1851
aoove 9lers rare inducements to any person WISHING
70 engage IN the w. l. GOODS AND GROCERY RI9Sf
Inc store is situated on Main street with aro,
estsblshed trade and considered one of the hest
The city. Inquire at this Office. '''''us II
Worcester, Dec 7. dSwtr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

INcENDIAIsM. Nathaniel Curtis was tried at Ded-
ham, on MONDAY, the charge of burning a barn in
Randolph, and convicted. Curtis but short time be-
fore the preparation of the deed, married very re
spectacle widow lady of Randolph, who had consider :
able nropertV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27
BIiss's Compound Cod Liver 81, ca.

D.l,a. = - k'N'ft OUtA I41Ver OH Cnn(lv.
fefhaps no medicine gained so excellent renutai
III SO snort period OF time, has Blisss Candy II is
y lew months since the unrivaled article was ntrod
.o te market and its sale is now precedentedy exen
G u It's success wonderful Agreeable as the mos,
GuauVe Qualities OF Cod Liver OIL No one can use il for
Eoids, &C. win ut deriving advantage from it. Rod
g Prepared by b. X. BLISS, sole proprietor sprnca,
Frce 70 cts package For sale by d. SCOTT JR < co
general agents for Worcester IN: 81 -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

~ We have been requested by Nathanie
Tead to say that our informant was under mistake
in snpposug that the men in charge of his horse
when it ran away on Wednesday evening, were in
toxicatod. lie says they were perfectly sober, aud
had 10: had the horfe five minutes, wbcnhe ran.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

A GEM FROM AN OLD Book. 1t has been
eoquenty and truly said that if Christianity were
compelled to flee from the mansions of the great the
academies of philosophers, the halls oflegslators,
the throngs busy men, should find her last re-
treat with woman at the freside. Her last audience
would be the children gathering around the knees of
moher-her last sacrifice, the secret prayer, esca-
ping in silence from her lips and heard, perhaps,
only at the throne of God
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

'THE SHARP SHOOTER. Mr. Nathaniel Whit
tier of Lake Village the celebrated ''Sharp Shoot
err made two ''capital shots'' few days since,
with his "Kentucky Rifle" near the Province Road
meeting house in Cinnamon
The first mark was the bowl of clay pipe held
by the stem Of the same in a gentlemans mouth,
which was hit by the ball and quickly dispatched at
distance Of 80 yards.
The second shot, the same distance, was at an
apple, laid upon the head Of gentleman, which was
as readily despatched.
This is no fiction. Several witnesses were in at
tendance, who ready to vouch for the above as
sertion.- Belknap Gazette.
Don't believe a word Oft
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

Mr.. Foote, of Mississippi, has been placed at the
head of the Senate Committee on Foreign relations.
We shall not undertake TO say that the Senate as
now constituted is at all degraded or disgraced by
this selection. 1t may be fitting and proper, andcon-
sonant to the tone and sentiment and sense of dig
nifty now prevailing in that body. A brawling row.
dy who offers gross afiront 10 the Oldest member
in the Senate, and then leaves his seat in terror,
drawing loaded pistol in the Chamber, as he runs,
may be suitable Chairman of one of the most i'm
portant Committees but such would not have been
the opinion of the Senate, or its presiding officer, in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

~ JOB PRINTING Of all kinds-Pam phlets.
0"'"iosues, shop Bills, Bank Checks, PIa-
caraS' concert Bills, Visiting and Business
Fosters, &c &c--NEATLY and PROMPTLY
executed ut THIS OFFICE. upon modersta ,or,,s a,r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

lg- Judge Wright Of one of the New York higher
Courts, has decided in favor of Livingston in the suit
brought by the State and tried in Columbia County,
last spring. to test the vainiy of the title to Livingston
Manor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27
DR.. H, W.Buxton,

OFFICE and RESIDENCE, No. % corner Mocba,
ana Carton-st-Where his service can be promIfl1 h
previous Professional Duties ''-''o ~
Auscutation and Advice Free dtL do-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

y V. b. PALMER, the American Newspaner AGENT is
the authorized Agent for the SPY in the cites If Ne VAN
nnu and duly empowered TO take advertise
nn,, u SUBSCRIPTIONS His receipts win be regarded as
9neis. HIS Offices are-Boston Scollay,s Rniding
y m street; New York, Tribune Building; PhiladcpIa
SSAiS' dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

fl Truthful Decision. We learn, with pleasure,
that the Mercantile Library Association aera spir-
ited debate, decided on Tuesday night, that 'It is
ustfabe for the citizens of this State to oppose the
execution of the fugitive slave b'' This was done
by d handsome maority-B Boston Chroho,gpe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

20 Rev. Henry NJ. Dexter, of Boston, formerly OF
Manchester, preached sermon last Sabbath evening
lsav tn Chronptype) in which he took ground in "a
vor Of obeying the law of God. This doctrine is quite
unpopular with many Of the clergy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27
Christmas and New-Years' Present.

ADAMS, of Waldo Block has splendid osso.,,,,o,..
new stye Paper Mache Tokens and Gases of all sizes from
rT sGst 70 The smallest for Holiday Presents if any
can get another, OF equal merit al any other ~ M
or have it retaken free ofexpense 'Ai i'ioAey
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

l1y mammoth cotton mill has lust been erected
at Manchester, N II. 1t is 400 feet long, and six sto.
ries high, built ofbrck.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

CoLD WEATHER.-The day succeeding the
late storm was unusually cold At Albany, the Their
mometer, at two degrees below zero. The
Eastern railway ferry boat was frozen tight in the
middle of the North river, and passengers crossed
the ice on foot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27
WATER CURE

] az. ;. ROGERS is prepared to board and treat
~ patients or give treatment without board ~ bis re
dence, NO. GLEN STREET ''' ~ ms i's
OFFICE Hours, from 10 to r. and to 1-at Ma 3M.r,p
STREET. d6y1tf " ~ 40 oniArLh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

GD- james Cassiday has been sentenced to be hang
ed at ST. Louis, on Friday, the Oath day Of January
next, for the murder Of Samuel Heferman
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

GIf- Tho Railroad Depot at CIRCUITS Corner was
placed upon cars, Thursday last and transport-
ed six miles to Montague, where il is to be used as
ass niger station house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

W little daughter of Mr.. Beach, of Snilhfod
Pa, was burned to death by her clothes taking fire the
other day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

~ Persons in want Of musical instruments or any
article in that line, referred the advertisement of
A. Marsh.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

+ EPISCOPAL CHURcH BURNT-FATAL AccI-
DENT-The Episcopal Church at Fall River, a
wooden building, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
sht, together with dwelling house adjoining, oc-
cupied by Messrs. BIB and Ford While the house
was burning, the chimney fell, striking an Irishman
named Sullivan upon the head, and breaking in his
skull in such manner as to cause his DEATH The
church is said to be partially insured, One or two
other houses were injured, and the steeple of the
Unitarian church was at one time on fire.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

Gg- young girl, named Catherine Miller, has
been arrested in Philadelphia, on a charge of inf,nti
eide.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

q We regret to state, that the case Of Mr.. New
ton, who was Injured on the rail road near West
bore, Wednesday afternoon, proved to be more
dangerous than was supposed. twas considered
very critical one yesterday morning. but, as he grew
no worse during the day. some more favorable hopes
Of his recovery were entertained, last evening
The fracture of Maj Aliens thigh proves to be
quite severe, and will probably confne him to his
room for long time. He bears it with great firm
ness and equanimiy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27
Highest Premiums
Rurdiat.s oIeagtnou. nredicate.l ce,,.,.......

Association, de aIs " e y fall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

u The Messrs. Ward of Detroit have realized
100000 by their line of steamboats, during the past
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

DOUBLE AND TWISTED HYPoCRICY.-
WEBSTER at the New-England SOcety's Dinner,
III New York, thus descanted:
'.Our system is not TO be bestowed by localism,
North or South Over all our local ideas, submerg-
ing. absorbing them all, there is grea sentiment,
and that is that we are Americans 1t is our duty
10 cherish this American sentiment, 10 so on united,
carrying with in course, those great English
principles (tuEning 10 Sir Henry Bulwer,) mean,
sir, Ango-Saxon, Engli American principles
Our children the shores of the Pacific will inherit
those principles with the language of Milton and
Shakspear. Our ideas will penetrate still further
and the Mexican, the Spaniard, will learn the trial
BY jury, religious tolerance and The security fiadi
viiaal rights
Upon this paragraph the N Y. Tribune says:-
" When NIr. Webster was coming from Washing
ton to make this speech, he met and passed unheed
ed man snatched from his family without warning
and hurried off from the soil of Free State into
Slavery as the adudged chatels Of who never
had particle of right to, interest n nor control over
him under any law whatever-not even the lowest
that dominates in the Internal regions. There wsae
no strial by jury'' for that kidnapped husband and
father, (although Mr.. Webster argued and proved
that there ought to be before the Fugitive Law
passed. adequate security for has &C individual
rights And now, if any one stands up for that
Trial by Jury which Mr.. Webster contended for
few months ago, he isdenounced as an agitator and
enemy of the Union by those whom MIR. Webster
adheres to
Before we undertake to penetrate ''the Mexican,
the Spanard,' with lessons of trial by jury and
&C the security of individual rights, wouldn't it be
well TO learn these lessons little better ourselves
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-27

E1- Bmnum is unable to fad the knife with viii,
printers cut their pi.