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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-29
For Sale at a Bargain.
Board.

Board
TWO three Gentlemen can be furnished with Boar
at convenient residence Pleasant Street, by appl
cation to the subscriber the Store Of b. L. Hardon & %
Also Meals only, be furnished for three Gent
IL desired. lly23dt O. BENZ. MoSELY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-29
For Sale,
Elliptic and Side Springs.

I'm hand and made to order. TroSbridges Scrap Iro
- and common Axles; Steel and Steel Pointed Crow
BARS, Bolts, Nuts and Washers; Sedge and Bar Mouds
Cart Boxes Iron and Copper Pumps Iron Sinks, Sheet
Lead Lead Pipe and Zinc, for sale cheap the and
Iron Store of JF IORING "a Main St
ALso-Two new BUGGIES, at bargain.
mar aodR rutf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-29
To Let

coon - To Let
"A Soou STOKE on Main Street, centrally situated,
"A Tor one or more years. having an entire glass front
POSSESSION gwen october list. Inquire of
JOEL FLETCHER, Orchard Street.
Worcester, August z, 1851. dis,f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-29
Cash Paid
A Splendid Assortment

or Hats Caps, Gloves, Shirts, Bosoms, Handkerchief
" Stocks, Socks Umbrellas, for sale low At
dec2l-eodtf MERRILL'S. 22l Main rect
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-29
Choice Teas!

Tea! Teal! Teal
CURIOUS OLD IIYsoN, do Young Hyson common and
~ extra ooloong, Ninyons Company sonchong for sale
by the chest or RETAIL by
au220d2w II. GRIFFIN & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-29
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
GA "A BUILDING LOT, on Front street, corner Of
VINE street 46 feet front by 70 deep, adjoining War
den Block, with Dwelling House lhereon,-bein a
very desirable location for the erection of Block Of stores
and would be profitable investment for capitalist For
iurueI particulars inquire Of CALEB A. WALL,
duszl-uu No, 2l2 & 3l6 Main street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-31
Swearing.

We understand that the Rev Nc Davis Of
the BaplIs, Church in this town preached
very able sermon last Sunday, agaiustthc per-
nicious pr1cllcc of swearing. This was ccr-
ioinly needed some n biz hearers. we be-.
lie,c, thought him rather severe. believing
lhl, To kindly aiulsuid hearers IT the evil
consequences Of such vice, would be- better.
Bu, the speaker probably though: the case a
severe one, and needed a ,,,crc remedy. The
following remarks, though severe, are mono
lhc less true, and We prc-cn, them to the con.
sidcra,ion Of the reader ,n aIl kindness
Il d. not easy 10 perceive what honor or
credit is connected With swearing Docs any
man receive promotion because bee Is noll-
bic hlu.trrrri Or ans man advanced TO
dignity because be is expert at prulne swear
ius Never. Low must b. ,hc character
which such .mpcuinaucr wall not degrade
Iuc,cuablc, therefore, must Boz lhc pnciioc
which has neither reason or passion 10 support
H. The drluLaJ loves hi, cup, thc scnsu-
ali-t hI- mistress, the -atirist bis revenge f,
the ambitious man bis prcismculs, lhc mscr
h.s gold, bot the common sNcarrr has moth
ing he o. fool at large -rll. his soul for
uugcht, drudge. boo the service ct the Devil
GRATIS Swearing j, void Of 40 plea. u b.
not ihr native o.Epun, ofthc soul, nur inter-
woven with ,lc texture Of iho body nor any.
hu,, allies, 10 ous ir-,sno. For o., % rr,at man
CTlIor.on) ovprcssc, it--"Thuugh some men
pour oath. a, iflhoy were natural, y,luumaU
was ever born of swearing constitution. ''-
Bult ..a ra,,um-a low lud plIlry custom,
picked up o., loU aaI ally spirits who have
uo ,ruan OF honor, no ugad iu drcrncy, bul
40. o5rrl iu .ahsrlulr some Rhapsody of uuu-
srusr lo supply ihr vacancy uf good sense.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-31

ANsr Boln>.-As Queen Anne loly,n
wife ofllruv VIZ, and mother of Queen
Elizabeth. was going to be bchcadcd TO OBJ,
Tower, seeing a gentleman there Of Oh,
Kings puyy chamber, slr called him TO her
aud with q cheerful countcnancc, and soul
urdauntcd a, approaching death, said To him,
"Rcmcmbcr mc TO the King, and Tell him b,
is coasiau, BOO advancing me to the grcaIcsI
honprs. From a private renlIewomnn hc
made tue a Mlrchioness, from that degree
made mc a Queen, aud now, because hc'cnn
raise me no higher in this world, be is trans
latng me To Heaven. owear crown ofmar.
tyrjom ia eternal glory
Henry VIII. quauelled wiihlhe people who
refused to divorce him from his wife, bad re-.
nouncrd hi, authority, aud founded the Church
OF England, otherwise the Episcopal Church,
hin.selfthc head lie was Elk times mar.
RED two Of his wives persisted on the scaf-
fold, and two others were divorced. lie is
remembered only to be deresled Tor his lyran.
ny and oppression.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-31
FOREIGN News

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-31
Hon George NJ Dallas and the Com


Iua Ace b1, l0 able ard candid article uu-
der tb, above raruun, renewing a lcu.rium
Nr Dala. addressed To Hon Gov VI. Bu-
900 ofT,Nas. 70 shows conrIu.ysIy iha, Mr
II. o.. "tha buIlr,, arI most thorough aclu,or
uflre ruas H- arraics not only L,fuuy sui
L.srH doe Date Congressional Adjustment,
.-pclrrl.l brt a'-, t.uord and iot.a'h thr
Constitution r-r'f" recommending amend
m.r.- tu tra Constitution securing ness guar
ante. ro slavery. which the South r-aIf has
y,t urI.y ,.rmrrl 90 demand VI. D.
..s. ngis proposition as ''siurl, and sInl-
r., r.rr Cog rue slavery disease and IT pIac-
.rr rrc q. ,1t,ty ~ tho Jn.on" beyond the
striking distance 1t iarlucism, by " giring
,a 90. Constitution or ,rpr,,,, posture, pro-
htnrg. a..rfq-r', riici shall forrrr end
"a. r.,aaess.a,, end pr.i.ri' Of mi.rpr.fa-
rr4."
In r,Hy tuid.,, the ACE well inquiries, Il
,u5gult, such au amendment would uo, have
iar trudsur, io convince d.hrrcn, class OF
asbator- iIlt ihcy have 90 equal right to dg-
f4fs. no tbe same time and thence forward, 300
favor of amendments informing additional re-
-.Hct.UH. uiul ibe institution Of ,laycy.-
&c co.. continue. the Age, would an eN-
press 5ut positive prohibition ou the power OF
Cunerrs. Go Ir-r,laie on the subject Of slave
rv. without the limits ofauy State, and with
.n ,ia 1ckula lodged federal jurisdiction, have
,be potent effect claimed for the amendment
which Nj Dllls has ia contemplation .
WouId such a pruhlb.tIon render the eSecu-
tion of the rendition law respecting hgii''es
from scr,irc any moJs fcilri Woud r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-31

4 Cincinnati paper SAYS that quite iasci-
mating young lady, atiirrd ln iull Bioomer cos
tune, came through 90 the cars last Saturday
from Cleveland. She created considerable
sensation among some of the passengers Oy
dcscanling on the advantages Of the BIoome'
mode over all others. Her remarks we're
exceedingly pilhy and amusing frequently
interpreted with quotations in both poetry
and prose. sustaining her position ~ favor OF
Bloomerism, to the total humiliation OF long
skirts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-31

Irvine Duprs There .s rD o.I ''
doe .prcuIli,Us Among OBJ, vugr - iU '.,
cluse uftuc,r late defeats, r'p,raIIy 900 ir
State Of p,na,y Nau.a. sumc atubuir 800
Nr. Fillmore, sumo 10 Mr. Webster, l1I
some Co Mr. Cooper o.. : Senator, because
be refused 10 ir.ai l" phdgr and orra' abe
AdIus,mru, Of 1850, o., sdUuyo'lU na7l-
on ,ri,g. Bot neither OF these gentleman
NOT all Of them bal Sufficient influence 10 ,orp
the scale The TRUTHS, whigrcy &, "tooa.
ed To llll. aud democracy is je,uuCd To- lu'
umph throughout lhJ country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-31

Ct \ correspondent TO thc Bangor Demo
cat, makes the following statement and ln.
quiry.
1.-The Democracy of Ohio have not given
ground iu the election OF conceded anything
to the scctonll,,s and oppOsers Of lhc Com.
promise, but won their victory under the blo.
ncr with the baltimore platform and non-iu-
,crcuton inscribed upon It's folds. DO they
no, stand on the record better than the De.
mocracy Of Maine
We think not. The Democratic party in
1915 was true to the Baltimore platform, il
now, and will be IN 1852. Tho lines between
national democrats and abol.tionIst fanatic.
are as distinctly drawn IN this State as they
were in Ohio. UaioH is the democratic
vaichuord IN Mainc,-lhat is the record.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-31

only the circles are an Tat, aud described b,
a ro,ary wiad urOn the surface Cf'hc water.
The rotary Mind blows the sea with /; IN a
rotary current: within the circle OF the hur-
r.r-rs ,he srr u calm, aud bis diminished
pressure I'm. che va,ervp in scrcl' Storm
wave. which. advancing with She hurricane
s.rruu-8,,i ty lts current, vllys ul' drlucr.
urrukcs urra a shore bot, otherwise.
raI'. rr and .r, abIis ito wind dances rourd
lrl ruarJrt. iI.s, tNnt.rg cilc',s while %
r.rs.-. oa .,. .r'u path, lhat main path be
ur r..Iir r-uJsr curr hurricane, %.
ar,, travel ru-y rram irr cla'or NuHh
.srs rlrr-r ths r5,ai storm. revolving ls
., ,.a... r.r., from thc cost towards tnc west.
.,Irr, r.mre cga'gr.ihatis. uur,bvard
n .vs,sr.rs n that vays-alNly, Dee
.ra.s tn rr. ul.u course che curve ol au
r.r,s. which generally crosse, ,he Wo,lu.
ola islands. .rI presently Fgru.uE 'hc &C..
r..r. rartr. m t.e northeast, irun lH.
r-., of Trml uadgr ,h. us,.. oft t'r
atlantic. Ir.rr southern hrnsrhrrr, hur
..r.r. r.n. .rm trr uoutg.,. rnl pursue
r ,..rr ava. from 'hc,Iutusqroc "a .m-
T.r N.H.--r1re. ever commenced %, Ua.u
g.ar.. nmf.. west, b.,, 40, ,s,nas 'ha'
a ...r. ryu..-r mr, r,'.-, 1901 .ni 'H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-31

4 SMART WoN,S.--Mrs. Sarah Warning,
Of Mount Pleasant, Prince Georges county.
sovcd 90 bushels of wheat, lasl iall, upon
corn land, and the yield was 200 bushels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-31

rs-we are the more anxious now for the
completion Of the Atlantic Road, ilon the fact
tina, We fear that the Waicvlle and Bangor
Road will No, be competed until after Mc'srs
]. VI. Wood q Co. shall have turned their
attention To the means OF constructing H. II
they can become fully Interested IA 1t, the
work is bound to 90 successfully on.
Bangor Wing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-31

as we'll as uihors. We can discover no rca.
son WHY 1t should not form regular branch
ct common school education, nor Why every
college and Aeadcmy IN the State should uo'
have 10. prurcssorship department devoted
to agriculture. rs di.,inc, branch Of siud,
and education n COO. is refused, then Ger.
tainly We should have a Normal Agricultural
School. in which this branch cnn be cspociaIl,
attended 10. although it need mo-, be the oul,
branch But Is lhcrc anything go the subject
which prrcludrs this l. there any difficulty
iu rrdurInr to a regular science aud ct ST.
arranging and classifying ils different hau.
chc,, q, to permit il being made a part
of che education process of the young
W ib.nl not, bat on the contrary, agricul.
iurr D. srtcnco possessing, 'u alIts mmlfca.
items. distinctive features, ls guyrmcdby fixed
facts and uncuirr principles, which che
Young farmer should learn by study aud close
application lu his mental faculties. They
should d. engraved on his mind when 1t d.
Young aud plastic, anI capable Of receiving
and rrnums impressions, aud tins subject
MAY, uc Imagine, BE- introduced into every
d.,,rr, school in lle State, without dr,umcn,
,o ,ho,r baachr, new laugh, Iu lhu.c schools.
and without interfering with ,br regular
course of common school education
Much reflection has satisfied our ovu mind
uf the real importance Of lh.s subject, We
regard D, o.. 400 csscn,,ll step toward. the rlr-
waiting Of thr farming interest," nccr.ary
ingredient 100 lifting OPP to their position ,hr
farmers Of DO. crunlr. The State hl, been
liberal boo furnishing school fund. bal tiu
farmer hls ao, bad %, CON- share OF ,hr br1r.
G,s accrunr rum them While %. has for
u,shrd larger amount Zoe lho support oi
,rhua', ihlu tuy ulh,rs, hc h1, been content
Go BOOK lrl.lsly, and Id other classes rrlpihr
harvest Whom Boo. own industry bad provided
30 h.m nu, arise from h.. Iyihlr,y, and o..
e.ntp c1y ahuul and -.rl there 10. uo place
where rr. s.r. can rp aud learn Co. become
r.ur.-. r..,,IIs.J..r.r.. lu,.-. and J..
vines Mach ha. been expended Cor 'hr bw.
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vur, vlI have been accomplished. anI Va.
shall have teachers amply qualified Go riNl
b.. ID
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-31

Minute guns were fred a, the Charlesiowr
Navy Yard 90 Saturday, and the flag lowered
To half mast, on account Of the death Of Com,
Warrington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-31
s~MAP>

place the question OF is repeal "beyond the
striking distance Of fauatieisml" Would 1t
de- any thing towards allaying popular elamor
against Il. OF anything to lesson the frcquen-
cy Of unlawful combinations to defeat is doe
cniorcemculr
We aasscr no. Yet, SAYS the Age, "lu
the face " n, evidence daily afforded Of ,hc
rrampl and nublel execution Of the rendition
clause Of the Constitution by the federal 500.
thprly and boz the taco Of the general ao,pi.
arr-s. north ani souh DO the Slavery Set
tI,nrri ct che Ia'c Congress, however unpal.
1,ah'r 10 may have been 90 many In both Sec
lions ur doe conflcncy; when every Cmund
1f controversy and every source OF solitude i'
ulrruvcd down Co a single poin,-vhcu 'hg
skies 1rr br.sh, and the puspcc, cheering
nj such iuuclurc, Mt Dallas steps forward
and proclaim, ilrl Settlement failure and a
Irlu,ion, declaring misunderstanding tones,
ibat. Iu ihr lhsrucJ ct a radical amendment
ufihr Cor,,ttuito1,-an amendment as CHM.
cr.,aI iu d. design. asi, is impossible Of ajop-
t.ru.-bc can1o, possibly "work uui thr saie-
rs ofihr Union O."
9Th, safety Of doe ruiua" twill br,,
lc "uors.l oat" by permitting slavery 90
stand rrr,..,ly whore doe Constitution lns
placed rt H., tha, "plnlous Box rr.
mru, o., scaled OPP by our fathers, and 40 will
%, we'll Open 10 air.,h --" unlunc ,hl,
,rn-. " arl "hark' what j.ecorl follow. r'
A, we'll NIGH, you -cyk Co rc.h,ud toe winds
r, Co rr-rarr ihr escaped mucs Precisely
rs adjusted hy lhr ,arg, of tbc revolution.
vh, brought ,a ,hr consideration OF the sub
.rr, as much OF wisdom, j,Ias,.onalc rcfcc-
unr. arI as much, o., 40 events, .p.r,oi
harmon, anI concession. as thr mos, ausuIur
could hnrr 60 .rr displayed nts rc-,ru'rmrul
a,lh. j1,, ,o DO ,hat question forever 20.
main. TIN, vII' lhr Union, securely and
certainly. "var, ou,'' il, own Go s1fry."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-31
fbr d>rtOrN 3rnogrut.
FAIRS, FRIDAY. ocT. ~. 1851.

---~. N.rTTTINGll.I. Nr.l0~ r,rr 81.
InH.rH. UnIl'ir-I r.srnS. is .ufB HrH.ur.. a-."'
.l rT.-nnr- suisUtpt.1., forwarding aat.rt....
...H.s. S..
-lFTfs rahI,hf..r f1.s T1r.r h.rr, arr.ur,s
Oh. f#.I. I|ts.r...g ."f..r. f.Hf fh1 have Adopted
nm. .t.-rJ De-, m.. lh... having r.l..rs .r..r-
... I'M. fr- Cont 70 rrlHrs. iH Pei Trh.sf.f i1 Ih,
u.fI| u,uHtr1f. Hr. respectfully Hr.u.fi.H tT 90.
OH. r.r some with rH. Register lr rh. uu' fhs Hn.
... .. .rIrr,f IH.. i- rhs uHa adopted Ip uih,r
J...f...s 4-i Do .Fs,. fH- rrHuiir ana ,NpHH-s OF
lr.r..- I..ks. Hr| r.I..fiH-. sr' 1,oIfs fdr rIs-
rts.. chat ..lr|f.~.- ".UH when fHr I.NrItIs..- BE-
........ .H| r.r| pf 0f.r.Il fiuT. D. 'iH-,uf iH-
.tr..H's.
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For the o,Srd Dcmasra,.

a very NihuroUt hNllct ~ '""k' '"N '''' wv
| Illinois. Among all of the young democrats
I ~ the country, know of none whose promise
IT high destination In civic walks is brighter,
or upon whom the manllc ol our Cases, Bu-
chanan-, or Benton, may more vouhly fall
when they shall have passed from the stage.
/ What have said Of Judge Douglass, may.
however be- ,1d, and should b. said, Of How.
t cll Cobb. and of others who are coming into
political lllr as ihc defenders and advocates Of
catdcmocratic truths. There are those loo,
. in our own state, 900 whom 500 have confidence,
and iu whom, through evil and good 10.
port" vc have even found true and honest
men, with talents of no mean order, and a
" hilhluIncs, "a the end" The democracy
may well ircl proud that % numbers ~ IT,
ranks, such "youug aud rising men" as
Mc,srs. Douglass and Cobb neither should 10
forge, ip "lrssrr lumtu1rc-," iu our own
State. md elsewhere, Who have emitted as
pure aud hr.lali light in their smaller circles
Of action and o.. r.lurt. ltIsa bright and cn.
cuuugug evidence IT lbc prosperity Of ans
country, when ils Young men cspousr thc side
OF popular rights, ari labor ior lhr interests
" lhc people Our Young men aye entering
upon ,hc hu,.u.s, of lir, deeply imhucd with
lHr democratic sentiment, aud thereby giving
srrrr promise Of che r,Tcuiy ct our
government. than all he RESOLUTION, and
.prrrl., ola EHr41 Irl,s"u4,aa malr-,. DO
held north rr .onrh of Mason and DNnn'. %
have ever c,hIhrrI Who ever knew ~ lfuc
Democrat. vl, vr.a d..m.m..r IN, u.
.i1rrr b. rH u..a r-ral Bal uuk /
-a.rI m.1,.n1 a. fa cases uhsrr northern
Nh.rs have mu..EsIaarl d.,.uru1. lrI vr
needn't rn further i.an F.IImor.'s cabinet. io
rrI , traitor. E,rryrrd, r,rnrrprrs Tom
Crr.,n'. famous. rr rather J.mr1lIr d" W.,.
,-,r ,4r.r,..... '.tnfr.I, - Semitic Rob.
enc W,rr-,.. ,rr. ,,i.r ,,rl.I,r. f,r Cow.
.ru,- ,r u... ur,..It,. rI.vrn, r,fr.n,.
ion ...f.n.af. ,r I-ii.o. nh. r...r.f Com.
.rr... .r -....r.rr.. %, ir. T.,4.' r...f.t..r
elf T.,4. -rr.. .r., irr union. V...4rb..
.r. r... a.f," W..arl...tr. la.rl gone.
500. lYe.,.r. rrHu.sh.tI.s I.rn .agsr.rr,l.
ihat .N. uH Su.Hr Carolina u.gnt we'll
..s'rr mt. 90 .,urrr. DO tI.,'r- going Oh, and
n.' threaten .Y much aEuutii They sewn
drru.I io disagree oI,. everybody uh1 can
Nm r,uryl..u.rsrfrI .f ..r.r.n,..4 on.
n.rrr Ha Suun Carolina . su.s .na.r ..r
Lr.t.. 100 times. ellr M.ar....u.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-31
STATE or MAINE.
A PROCLAMATION
Public Thanks wing & Praiso
ny ruE ooyEnSoR

4 uUllC ludlkb lNlng O. flalEC.
Tur early harvest aud the latter harestarc
gathered M; mans wants are muu.fcrruy
supplied peace and plenty abound che ben.
cGcIcn, influences Of the religion u lho Son
Of God are o,cnpradiog our land We arr
enjoying d degree Ut liberty, personal and 30.
cal, not heretofore bestowed, by lho k.rI
G'er or every perfect GIN, upon any other
people
LET our hearts then b. aituncd io llI. pul-r
by the advice of the Executive Council.
do appoIu, THURSDAY, NJ, nru,y-,rnH
Of N0rmhrHai, as q dlyor PrmrcTnwrs-
oiviyo ,>D Pausr. While tho nation is of.
lcrug 10. homage tn the al bounuiul G.,rr.
let Us not. b. unmindhl Of the peculiar bless.
lug- bestowed by Ills hand upon our own b..
loved State.
With no Ph1uaicll guularoas, no in,ri.
ious comparisons, 90 rrpinug, az vh1, is
withheld, lc, us on iha, day assemble % 1ur
se,cial houses of public worship, and with
mll hearts otter our praise lo doe gralGrrr.
for lhr degree Of liberty aud personal .rrur.
~, for Ihe health and abundance with which
Dee hl- surrounded u,
With hearts u,rrluvIug with rurrI. mr
lis dealings toward u., loi us submit Doc rr,-
orcoual sIIcuc. To Co., dealing, toward. ,,f.
eos, 1nd praise HIM til, our Iol h1, l.,p est
BOO 30 happy 900 age, m.d.t a,suclauws 90 o..
lr.ruua. In .o vIoroH, ar Union
Given 20 che Council Chamber al, 49,.
E.su, ihs eighteenth da, of A....r.
miha 'r1rul ol- lum ur. Hn.rI
EIGHT IlnIuI arI f0g.mr. arI u'rr
Independence gf t.r United s.r.. Ha
s.frnf. .sAiH
JOHN HUBBARD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-31

q Que to be played oil again upon the iniclli
gence aud patriO,lsp Of the people.
WATrRToup
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-14

receipt Of your invitation to attend the nnniver-
| sary supper Of the Colum bin Typographical So
cety this evening. regret that circumstances
place il out Of my power to attend, especially as
fear our establishment will be unrepresented
entirely, as both Of my associates, Messrs. Sar-
gent and Burnley, ara absent from the city
Please present the annexed sentiment for me-
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
a,a'a "a GEO. s. GIDEON.
Mcssrs. G. F. I.owrey R. w. Claxtor, and
others, Committee. f
The employed and employing 2rinters-May
they always mork ueT together, and never squad
Die for tho want Of q'tions.
BY the Committee Of Arrangements:
Edward Gilbert, California; golden sort
from the new Ell Dorado May California al
ways distribute such in Congress. 81
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 4, 1851.
GENTLEMEN Your cordial invitation was duly
received, hut hope that might be enabled 70
unite in your proposed festivities, and an ardent
wish to do so, has delayed an answer until to-
day. ltaat
am, finally, reluctantly compelled to decline
your kind request yet assure Won, that though
| cannot be with you in person, l am among and
of you in the spirit. Y.
Hoping that the occasion may prove one OF
unalloyed enjoyment, ] beg leave to offer the
following sentiment;
The Press of the Atlantic and the Pacific
They have common origin and n common OBJ
ject; May they never filter in their course until
they shall have convinced the old continents that
truth is light and light is liberty.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
EDW. GILBERT.
To Messrs. Charles f., Lowrey, r. w. Claxton,
Jas. English, J. c. Franzoni, Joseph Mattingly,
Thomas Cation, John III. Thorn, Francis Nc
Nerhany, and G. Perry Brown, Committee Of
Arrangements Columbia Typographical So
ciety, @44H s4t.h+'