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SODA WATER

II l.. KIDWELL'S celebrated SOFA FOUNTAIN has opened
u for the Summer Campaign, at his headquarters in
Georgetown, where his friends and customers
can be supplied with the above article.
Visitors from Washington and strangers generally will
be much relieved from the effects Of dusty ride hot
day by calling at his Drug Store on High street
may lift
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BosToN, May l5-p. m
Expressly for tbs paper

The Cambria arrived here this morning.
Sumner accepts the Senatorship in letter
the unconstitutional movements
north and south.
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BLACK SILKS.

'JNHIS DAY RECEIVED-10p pieces very superior BLACK
SILK, which, added to my former stock makes 1t very
ties.
Also
20 pieces striped and checked Silk
90 pieces Foulards from 25 cents to ST. some very
heavy and rich one yard wide
10 pieces Chene silk, very rich and cheap
The above goods will be sold low cash as they
can be bought in this or any other market.
q. w. YERBY
may 1-dlmif Penn av, BETH It'll and sth streets
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

ID NJ D0WNER keeps constantly on hand the best
III. assortment Of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, North
de Pennsylvania avenue between 18th and 18th streets
may Ply
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Mn. WIN. ADAM, Pennsylvania avenue, has
presented to us the June number Of Grdhdm's
Magazine. We have as yet but turned over its
leaves which contain the contributions Of favor
lite authors "Christ disputing with the Doc
tors" "The Daring Leap" and "The Bud and
Blossom" are the subjects of three handsome
engravings. The second we admire very highly.
SoUTH CARoLINk.-We infer from remarks
which we have'.seen in several of our exchanges,
that the late convention Mt Charleston, South
Carolina, is misunderstood. The opinion seems
20 have gone abroad that that convention did
in some manner speak the sentiment of the Peo-
pie OF South Carolina. This is n mistake. The
convention consisted only Of the deiegates of the
SDoahern Rights ASSOCIATIONS. previously formed
b. individual action. The Hon Mr. Colcock
a member " the last Congress, who advocated
secession most stTenuously, said I" his osseruJly
IL vn1uthorzed IN Inn, and mere voluntary asso-
esofs1n." The idea, therefore, that the action
u the late Charleston convention commits the
ys1TLs u soptb Csrolina i utterly falacious.
Union,
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BALTIMORE, May 15-2 p. m.
The Baltimore markets are unchanged The
cotton market in New York is unsettled; -four
unchanged; pork has declined ! to /. Corn is
active, and prices better.
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BUTTERLANOTHER SUPPLY,

HAVE just received, per Adams Co.'s Express from
i New York, another supply of PRIME FRESH BUT
TER which shall offer for sale at my stalls mos SO and
Oh Centre Market shall continue to receive fresh sup
plies GEO NJ OYSTER.
may 10-6tm
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EMBROIDERIEs, SWISS AND CAMBRIA EDa-
AND INcEpTIMnQ

EMBROIDERIEs SWISS AND CAMBRIA EDG-
INGS, AND INSERTINGS.
200 pieces Swiss Edgings and Insertings
100 do cambria do
125 Paris lace and embrod. Underseeves, very cheap
80 do Cuffs
rs fine embroidered Collars
100 mediumpriced embroidered Collars
so pieces embroidered Swiss, in white
50 do do do in coors some very
beautiful
100 do plain Swiss, some very extra fine numbers
100 do plaid and striped Muslin, at IL u cents
80 white robes, very fine and pretty article for
ladies morning dresses
Ladies will find the above goods 10 be extremely low,
they have been bought very large quantities. and at
the very lowest New York prices. ,
ap 2s-eolm Penn Az, BETH 18th and sth streets.
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On Il street, between oh and lOA, south side.
MRS BELL would respectfully inform her friends and
wi the public that her Senior Glasses for the Summer
Session not yet full In addition TO her present
ber several young ladies In the advanced studies may
be accommodated Drawing, Painting, and Needlework
taught.
aD- Terms made known application. [may 6-d6ws
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EDUCATIONAL.
REV. MASON MOBILES SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES kyE
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,

RS NOW OPEN at his residence, ON the Of 18th
L and ii streets, where the terms will be made known
application to the Principal. may eff
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White Sulphur Water,

INFECT FROM THE SPRINGS, Greenbrier Va. for
i sale, in large or small quantities, by
j. II. CALLAN.
may 13-f Corner Il and Seventh streets
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A CARD.

TN MAST a. co. have just received fresh supply
Il. of CUFF PINS of all descriptions. Also many
other articles of Jcwery, which will be sold very low
NAV 13-btTu&Th
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PROPERTY AGENC

GEO. B. ARMSTRONG, REAL ESTATE BROKER,
For The leasing and sale Of Real Estate, de-,
Seventh street. up stars opposite Office of Inelgencer.
aD- q. b. A. will give to- and active
efforts in the sale leasing of all property conded to his
management The attention of propertyholders is
spectiuily asked may 13-n
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ROOFING TIN, LEAD PIPES, &c..

ROOFING TIN, LEAD PIPES, &C.,
JUST RECEIYED.-Also, 1-c, TX, DIX and other sizes
~ Bright Tin
Iron Wire for Fencing; Copper and Steel Wire
sheathing and Brazers Copper, etc, etc.
CAMPBELL a C0YLE,
may 14-6t# Sign of the Anvil, Penn. avenue.
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Lemon sugar-Coneress Lemouade.

ONE TEA-SPOONFUL Of this Sugar will instantl
~ make aTumbler of superior Lemonade For sale
at rs cents per package, by j. II. CALLAN,
may l3-tf Corner Il and Seventh streets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-11
SEWING BY MACHINERY.

To JourHeyn1 IGiors SepStresSes, EMPLOYERS and all
others int ested in Seminc fang description.
GENERAL ATTEMPTS have been made to produce Ma
~ chimes for Sewing, but they without many oh
ections, end could lie used to little advantage profit
SINGER & PHELPS Beay-Stich Setrine Machine invent
ed by Isaac NJ Finger and manufactured by singer Phelps
No l9 Harvard Place Boston, Mass is offered the pub
lie perfect machine, and will he constructed and adapt
ed to perform any kind of work. from the stitching Of fne
leather The needle is straight and works perpendicular,
upon the table of the machine aordng and opportlI-
nifty to adjust the fabric in any aud the stitch may be
regulated to any length hairs breadth.
The stitch made by this machine which will
avei open and the sewing only be taken apart by
| cutting every second third stitch From $50 10 1866
stitches, according to the fabric operated upon may be taken
per minute.
To bring ihsnachine to perfection much labor and study
have been expended upon by the inventor and the
scrbers offer the Delay stitch Sewing Machine feeling
confident that it viii correspond upon trial. with the
mendatioE here given.
The profits arising from the of these machines,
which sews with either one or two needless from five to
six dollars per day. The operation is not confined TO the
manufacture OF clothing only bnt may be applied TO sewing
every description OF nen cotton WOODEN, and kinds
ofleather.
This hire with ordinary care is warranted TO RIM one
year without REPAIRS will many Years. il
aged that any person of ordinary ability may operate it,
The price of one of these machines which worked by
treade and capable of sewing any ordinary linen, muslin
WOODEN fabric, hundred and twenty-five dollars
complete, with all appendages for operation.
These Machines beautiful and in their appear
ance, and they take up SO little roo that they
ment 10 any lady, sewing apartment.
d An Agent with whom exclusive arrangements will be
made is wanted in every city and in United States
All applications for Agencies and all orders enclosing
money for machines (Which will be carefully hacked to send
adaptation to different purposes will be promptly attended
70 BY the manufacturers. All letters must be postpaid
addressed TO SINGER & PHELPS.
Nov. s. 1850 eodsnis
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GILL VALGN 1--WE, srryavor.

NYAS taken Room, No "a Front ST. opposite the Git,
Hail. and respectfully solcits continuance of fsyors
Heis agent for The A'acricaa Mutual Life fRsuronc,
CO and will attend to applications in that lire.
lie also intends to keep general Agency Office and per
sous wanting help will be supplied, and situations will
procured Tor those IN want on reasonable terms. Keep
os Of boarding houses by having their names Registered
viii be supplied with boardcr, and persons Wishing ol
Eoard, will be recommended TO good Boardiag houses
As II is desirable that Ibis Office should acquire and ss-
tain good reputation, 1t expected that those who dcsrt
place through its agency will come well recommended.
Tcncinents let rents collected, BILLS made Books Posted
ard wiring In general attended To- ad almost any lawCu
business Except catching fasiliyc sayes viii be ATTENDED
to, IN preference 10 idcness.
Worcester, Jan.7 Isnq-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-11
FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
Pleasures Of HOu5akeaping.

A4oasuItS OF HUU5eNeaplng, /
Hot Water, Beef Steak and oyatcr Dishes Collie and
Tea Urns, varios patterns and sizes; Dish u,,xers
Tea Trays 20 paerEs Coffee and Tea Sets Silver Plated
pd BRITANNIA; Cutlery Of ali kinds Fluid and Oil, anna
Bnneia, Glass. Broz Brass ard Japan; Candlrstiela
britannia Brass and Japan Castors Silver plated and Bri.
tania silver plated Spoons Forls Butter Knives sugar
Shoyels, Cream Spoons, &e Lens ainps double and SIN.
gle britannia Cream Pitchers and Sugar Bowls Chil
1rens Cups Moasses Cups britannia. Stone ard aan
Napkin Rings Dinner and Tea Bells IL different kinds
britannia Water Pitchers Bed Lamps; Looking Gl,,sses;
~ patterns Alarm, day and 80 hour Ciochs yarIeus
Styles Chatng Dishes Hot Water Dishes Table Mats
Egg Pouches Curtain Fixtures SHUTTERS and qra, et
screws; spice Foxes, kinds Toast Racks; Tda CAd
aes fiour and re per Boxes; Graters kinds Iron
nsrs STAR Ros and thousand ether articles admiralty
calcuaiea Tor Holiday Presents, consta Us on hand AZ
WALDO BLOCK. So
ascso-d" WHEATON s HIcKcox
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-11
MALLEABLE IRON.

HE subscribers having fitted up building in WAsrINe
TON SQUARE, WORCESTER, Mass, for the purpose OF
carrying on the MALLEABLE IRON BUSINESS are
now ready supply all those in of Malleabe Iron
CASTINGS of any descriptions with good erticle at a
price
Also, LOCK WORK, and other light Castings in gray
iron done short notice.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
hg 5, 1850 eod&wu MCFARLAND & DISCO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-11
Stoves! Stoves

Ii those in want of the best Cooking Stove for Wood
N or Coal-also Parlor Wood and Coal Stoves please
call and examine the above, VIII Oh will be sold low for
Cash at j. IIILT0NS, Corner of Nam and Pearl streets
rear of g. Foster & Co, Worcester, Mass
dec20-dt&Wlm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-11
Stem Engine for Sale.

A STEAM ENGINE Of 25 to 80 horse power y inch
IA Cylinder, 80 inch stroke, with two cylinder Boilers
SO feet long and ~ inches in diameter with inch ues
all in prime orderi and viii be sold bargain. Inquire
of 5, HATHAWAY, at Tolman, Luthers L. Co., Canal
tree.. Worcester d&wtf-dec26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-11
NEW PUMP ESTABITsTI1 N E7yrT

E'HE subscriber having opened shop at NO. Is Ex-
4 chan ge st, for the manufacture and sale of PUMPS
keeps constantly on hand, WOOD COPPER and IRoE PuMPs
of every description Also, LEAD and GUTrA ERCHA
PIPE OF all sizes. 1Repaling done short notice on
! reasonable terms
Having had twelve years experience in the business he
ate.s himself ne give perfect satisfaction to such as
will give him cali o. Don't forget the place No Is Ex-
CHANGE STREET JAMES f. EsTY.
Worcester. Nov g. 1850. eodtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-11
Rarrett's Dye-Hcuse.

No. 1i0 Washington street, Boston.
THE Oldest and most extensive in New EneandJ
EVERY description Of goods dyed and finished in Il
~ style that has given this establishment the SUI eriorn
l0f fifty years past having the lead in this business tho
propnetors it, by keeping in advance of all
others in the beauty and excellence Of their work and
moderate charges. MARTIN II. WILLIAMS, Agent
Central Block, i27 Main street, Worcester
decT0-3mCs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-11

fENiS Company established sound and reliable Ia.
sis, with cash Capital of 100000 and they have re-
d1ced their rates Of Premium 25 per Cent ow the usual
charge, ard require the whole to be paid in cash annually
senannualy quarterly and consequently must have
the prolUreace to any ether company.
Dir. VIM WORKMAN Examining Physician.
c. VALENTINE, Agent,
jan9-dtf Oiics, No, "a Front ST.
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IMP0RTANT TO LAnIEs-

'EE Ladies OF Worcester and its vicinity resFec fully
invited to examine new and cheap assortment Of
French AID Scotch Embfolees Cheap Lace Goods French
Collars Cuffs. Chemizettes Muslin Vctorines French Mus
lns Wide Laces Berhes Berthe Laces Black and White
Lace Wells Cashmere and Lambs Wool Hosiery Gloves
&c &c now open and ready for inspection, the Store
no. o Main Street,
recently occupied Boot and Shoe Store previously
by Miss Winchester deceased The Goods good con-
don being part of an Importers stock declining business
and are nearly all of this seasons Importation
Ladies respectfully requested to call euly to insure
the bes designs. fair allowance to Milluers and The
trade.
Hours ofbusiness from A. NJ till dark 80 Main st.
Worcester, Jan iane-t3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-11
C0AL-.COAL!

1000 Pounds make a Ton.
Ind good article be attained this city 0,
elsewhere.
fENIIE subscriber has on hand best varieties
i Pennsylvania Coal,
By CARGO or RETAIL, which will be sold at Lowest
Market Prices.
Also, best quality BIrUMINoUs COAL, for Steam
Smiths use.
o. Orders through the Post Office, left at Lewis T.
Lazells Drug Store, Main Street, at A. Bayies' Store
corner of Main and School Streets 0. Bramans Store
Southbrdge Street. and at my Counting Room the Yard,
opposite Providence and Worcester r. r. Depot Green St.
will be thankfully received and promptly attended to.
oct3 distf co EDWARD S0UTIiWICK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-11
For Sale at a Bargain,
Agents Wanted.
Cold Cream.

EHIS is pleasant, cooling application irritated sur
faces, and may be used with great advantage for
ehapped Lips and Hands, frequent cold weather An
elegant article Of the above freshly prepared always on
hand and for sale by l.. T. LAZE, Apohecarys No 29l
Main street. d6wisdNw--iec24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-11
For Sale,

f1A In Worcester mile north of the Court House,
HS one horse, barn and wood house. all new. There is
a COED garden containing about twelve fruit trees.
Also another lot adjoining the above, containing about
twenty acres, part c which has been used for garden
e past hree yearsand is nndfr good state Of cultivation
There Is good house upon it realty fitted up for four fam
lies large barn with cellar under it.
This property will he sold cheap, payments easy.
SIILLMAN HAVEN.
Worcester, Dec. 49, 1850. DIFF
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Thanksgiving is at hand.
JANKINS & CL0UGH,

: :
EyliT subscribers would most respectfully inform their
former customers and the public generally that they
,nve formed corGtclHhp to take effect and after
NcrJny Dec ID, t the shop under the CENTRAL HOTEL
xhrvc both Of the above firm Will be found II punctual
sndance hcy wi sokeep coustiDty Itand supply Of
Jaacns Tfip9H Rasogato,, very superior article for
INC hair
Mcasfs IkNxiHs Il CLcusa, letarn their most sincere
THAI for tie liberal patronage whiclIty have heretofore
received, and hope IN ther uuop to uate ga share Of
hflf iOincr customers. dan Dec. 5.
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C0FFTE MANIIFACTnpY
PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.
A Agency fol Business with IS. Patent OGiee
WASHINGTON.
=--7--'a7s-==77'='a''7-s 7777=77-77777777
PATENTS.


No. 22 State Street-BOSTON.
N 1910 the subscriber appointed by tie Commits
ISsioer of Patents Agent of the s. Patent Office in ac-
Corlanoe with The 10Th Sec. of Act of 1887
Having enqushed the Agency for transmission of Mod
els, and adopted expeditions mode of sending them
to tie Patent Office whereby Patent may be p ocured
about six weeks earlier; he continues forward them free
OF eXpenseo prepare Caveats Specifications Assignments
and all the necessary Papers and Drawings paens and
to render advice on legal and scientific matters respecting
the Patents secured III Europe and other countries
By application at this Office Inventors saved the time
AMI cost of journey Washieton, and delay there
well all personal trouble in obtaining their pat They
also have the advantage of verbally explaining their inveh
TONS AID Of consulting in respect them; matters in zen
eral, of paramount Importance in order to obtain coec
specifications and claims The experience of sixteen years
practice extensive collection of works, DECISIONS
etc mechanical sui jecs the Patent Laws, and Patents
OF different countries, collected at mnch expense during Il c
long time this Office has been cstahi he'd together with
accounts here Kept of nteHtiGns patented Washing
enable the subscriber afford Inventors esirous Pro
curing Patents assistance and Information which i'll other
respects might be difficult OF attainment.
RsH EDDY, solicitor of Patents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-11

yVashin to1s, July 2I- IS49. During the time
occupied the Office OF Commissioner ofPatents r. H. Ed
n.y. ESQ., OF Boston, did business the Patent Office as Sc
ctor for procuring Patents. There few if any, per-
acting in that capacity, who had much business be
fore the Patent Oce and there who conducted
with more Skill fidelity and regard Mr. Eddy
of the best Informed and most skul Patent Solcito
IN the United States, aud have hesitation assuring in.
Tentors that they cannot employ person competent
and trustworthy and capable Of putting their applc
lions in form for them an early and Eivorab
consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Paten
Boston, Sept II, 1850. eod&,y
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RufFalo Robes
Washing F9uid.

Nh ARRANTED superior to any Thing Of the kind in use
7 7 for sale at So cents per gallon by
SPURR d SIBLEY, 40 Msin-st.,
fpf - eod& wifi Worcester
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For Sale CT to Let,
Cottaga TO Lei.
House Wanted.

kax GENTEEI. House containing g or 10 rooms
ssa near Main street, wanted by small family. Rem
A.aa mol to exceed $3.50 Inquire of
dec5 CARY & FIELD. Central Exchange.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-11
Brant's Indian Remedies

fOR the cure of Consumption, Coughs Colds etc TO
4 sale, Hholesac and re;en BY SPURR a sIITEY.
scp5 deod&wn 7iao Msin-st Worcester.
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Hotel 60 Let.

kv1 A ND FURNITURE FOR sALE,-situated in a
f1?f9 "a hourshing village, and now doing good busi-
sl8AAhess, Apply at this Office. dec 2-dtf
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-18
FROM NORTHERN MEXICO.

Late accounts from the Rio Grande state that
Col. Carvsja had received large reinforcements to
the Insurgent army, and that Gen. Avalos was
busily engaged in fortifying Matamoros.
Col. Carvajal had issed orders not to acknow-
ledge permits of the Mexican custom-house.
A circular had been issued by the collector at
Brownsville urging great vigilance on the part Of
custom house officers in consequence of the pro-
gress of the revolution.
II is also stated that the Americans had abandon
ed the cause of the Revolutionists, owing to the
fact Of Gen. Canales having assumed the chief
command.
The Revolutionists had intercepted letters from
the Mexican commander, in which instructions
were given to treat the insurgents in the same man
ner that the Spaniards served Lopez and his asso-
ciates.
Sixteen armed Americans had landed at Mazat-
Ian, and were made prisoners by the authorities,
The Cholera was creating dreadful ravages in
the province Of Guadalaara.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-18
FROM THE ALBANY (s. T. STATE REGISTER.

The Syracuse Journal, which has been preach
ing sedition and rebellion against law of Congress
for year past until it has stirred up the people of
that city to make armed resistance to it, persists
inlaying the outrage to the officers who were try
ing to execute it, instead of the ferocious mob who
overpowered them. Yes, it claims that it was the
Deputy Marshal who prevented the execution of
the law, and not the disciples of the Journal, who,
armed with clubs, axes, and crowbars, broke open
the police Office and carried off the fugitive II
remains to be seen whether an intelligent commu-
nifty can be made to swallow this gross perversion
of truth.
So, one of our contemporaries in this city, also
echoing the sentiments of the abolition organ Sy
racuse, so far from censuring the conduct of the
rescuers, charges the United States officers with
getting up the row. 1t says:
The arrest of the fugitive slave Syracuse while nu-
merousy attended Abolition Convention ion there
accidental indicated least want of discretion. Had
ect quietly ordinary prudence would have suggested the
proprey Of days delay. But they under oblga-
tons to wait and if il intended have row, the time
well chosen" ."-Epcning Journal
Our view Of the subject differs from the above.
But, if we cOncede that our contemporary is right
we do not see how the indiscre.ion of the officers
in selecting time TO carry the law into effect in
the least justifies or excuses the conduct of the
felons who, with force and arms, broke open the
police Office assaulted the officers with deadly
weapons, and rescued the fugitive from their GUS
tody. " The Marshal chose an improper time to
arrest fugitive, when an Abolition Convention
was in session there therefore abolitionsts and
negroes were excusable in breaking the peace and
committing felony We are unable to compre-
hend the logic of this reasoning.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-18

The GEORGIA VIcToRy is significant indca-
ton of the tone which the public sentiment is as
suming in all parts of the country. Its victory.
accomplished by the union of patriotic men of both
parties, who agree in sustaining the Compromise
measures. Cons, STEPHENS, and TooMBs are the
leading spirits in the work. They visited all parts
of the State, addressed public assembages, and con-
tested every inch Of ground with the dsunion
forces. Il has been great battle, fought despe-
rately. Success was far from being matter OF
course. But for the efforts of these spirited men
at every point of importance, the large minority
now existing in the State favorable to secession
would have been converted into majority to
threaten the existence of this Union.
journal of Commerce.