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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

ma 1T will be perceived that A. p WARE
has, with his usual promptness and energy already -
large and desirable stock of SPRING CLOTuINc 49,
up, generally IN very superior manner.
ne informs his friends aud the public that his stock of
olo'lls' and his assortment of Furnishing Goods ana
riece Goods for custom work. now lttc lqryey -,
e 0efer and more complete than at any former times and
ne expects that the very moderate prices that rule the
wh"le Will greatly facilitate exchange, and all that sort
A"g. lie presumes that yerybody knows his establish
ment but TO prevent loss of money by getting into the
wrong shop by accident he thinks as v ell to tba,
all the foregoing has reference TO the Great Clobino r.
Punishment at and Merchants Row, front of the
Worcester House. rs w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08
L. Sellers Attend!

We trnst that the Free Soil Voters in Wards One
tn and Four will be on had this morning and oil
i. ..o.oa.,.s IN the Common Council by decisive ma
critics for the Free Soil candidates The polls IN
Ward 4 will be opened at 10 O'Clock, and in Wards
/ and 8. at u O'Clock NJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08
THE AZTEC CHILDREN.

Ihese Extraordinary Cuafosities
MILL be exhibited for few days at WALDO HAIL
the week ~ I'M i'u uuII'g
u Hours OF Exhibition from to s. and from to PM
~ Abundance u cents, without distinction Of ace
u Arrangements will be made with Schools upon rea
mar3-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08
LECTURES ON CALTFORNIA-

T Tue request OF citizens Of WORCESTER tvn Tec,rro.
VIII be given in the City Hail. on the physicai Socia
ana an Industrial Relations of California, by julius H.
OF TINS CITY, the first OH Tuesday evening March
llth, the second on Tuesday evening March 18th .
Doors open At 7-commence at u O'clock III kets for
ooh Lectures 70 CENTS 10 be had The Bookstores nf r
l2t cents. 80 uehe's
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

AGRICULTURAL CoNvENTIoN IN BosToN-Tbe
several Agricultural Societies throughout the Common
wealth, will hold Convention on the afternoon and
evening of Thursday, Goth instant, in the Representa-
tves Hall, at the State House
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

u John Wise, Esq, ofLancaster, Pa, is engaged
IN constructing another monster balloon, to be about
three times as large the " Hercules" used last
summer with which he intends to prove the certainty Of
his ability cross the atlantic and circumno,sgoe the
globe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

NEW HAMPsHIRE.-The State election in New
Hampshire, takes place Tuesday next Besides
State Officers, four members of Congress are TO be
chosen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

II The Postmaster at Lacon. ILL.,. has been arrest
ed and held to bail in 200O for robbing the mail
He is charged with abstracting $4,000 from letters.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

JENNY LIND-A beautiful house, in the upper part
OF the city of New York; has been procured, we are
told, for the residence of Jenny Lind and her com.
pany.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

% bill has passed the Legislature of Illinois, ey
empting homestead to the value of one thousand dol
lars from execution
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

EXCURSION TO BosToN.-Don't forget that Won
can 80 to Boston and back to-day in the excursion train
for one dollar. The train leaves at IL O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08
WORCESTER DAILY SPY
SATURDAY, MARCH s, ls5i'

- Advertisers wishing have their advertisements ~
,be ncxt dav viii please send in as early in the DAY as
nossble. Also those wishing to insert advertise e''S
ston13 send in as early Monday noon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

- Ex-Governor Comegys, of Delaware dis
hnsushed politician, died at his residence in Dover, OF
Thursday night last.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08
Ant Sc M ENTs,
CLOSING OF THE pANOp ANA

ne lIopletors of these Splendid Scenes regret 10 an
enhGe mat they viii be under the necessity of closing
!nIs bEAu IlFuL and INSTR UCTIVE EXIilBTTION nS
The night of Monday next 10Th instant Oh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

g. WATER CURF.-~DR. s. ROGERS is now prenared
~ BOARD ana trea patients give treatment without boare
at ms residence, NO. / GLEN STREET D''i'
STREET 49, - al 40 4hAPLE
uNWu Oct22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

- Several days previous to the departure of the
Europa, in heavy blow from Southwest, the glazing
about 1000 square feet of the great crystal palace in
London gave way.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08
Une Day Tor Amusement and Positively the
LAST CHANGE.

EXCURsIoN TO BOSToN-vist 10 BITRR,S 2 NH r.
~ MIRROR. MR.. PERnAM the Proprietor Of the
cester Railroad Company to transport party from Wor
cester and Grafton, to Boston, on SATURDAY March
9Th. - NAdioh
u Fare to Boston and back, including admission TO the
Mirror, Sl00 " my
The object of the above Excursion to furnish an on
pottunlty Tor the citizens of the above named towns Ia
VISIT the seven Mile Mirror Exhibition at the ME-
LODEON 363 arlington sreetas il closes next week
u The Tram will leave Worcest ter at 9 ! g A. NJ Re-
turning Train will leave Boston at 5 IL p. NJ
Exhibition at IL NJ and + NJ
Tickets for sale at the several Railroad Stations.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

- The steamers from New York to ALBANY ar,
carrying passengers for fifty cents
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

W The Provncetown Marine Equitable Insurance
Company have declared dividend of 25 per share or
last years business.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

20 lntramural imterments have been forbidden
il New York after May next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

c7y- Dispatches from New Orleans state that on tho
LIST inst the steamer Coriana exploded her boilers, kill
log and wounding eight or ten'persons and ON the
Sd'the steamer Oregon also exploded and was de-
stroyed by fire, with the loss Of 40 lives.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

~ Its said that the fortune Of the Rothchills !,
no less than $735,OOO,OOO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

W The number Of Treasury notes outstanding Mare
lst., was S1S7,S6 Ga
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

GB The U. 5. Revene Gutter, Hamilton, Cap
Jones, from Boston, bound cruise, arrived at Pro,
incetown, Sd inst.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08
"Wisest, brightest, meanest of mankind.

"Wisest, brightest, meanest Of mankind.n
stands on the page of history, as warning to- the
world, that intelligence and virtue are not nsenarab-
y combined, and that you must see to it. that tho
brilliant Intellect, to which You tuin for guidance and
direction is itself controlled and directed BY unwa-
vering principle.
IL Is further insisted that should not have dis
closed The facts have communicated to the House
because, forsooth, the Secretary is Massachusetts
man. Sir, am proud Of the statesmen of Massa.
cIhusetts, when there is combined in them the bril-.
fancy OF mighty intellect with unsweryinp oteg-
rlly OF purpose. have learned the true cRaraote,
| OF Massachusetts statesman from the history If
the lights OF other days-from the Adamses. Ouin-
ceys, and Otlses, and their associate pariots-Gom
lhe men whose character bore the stanp Of reyolI.
tlonary patriotism. They were not men who songh,
'preierment for its gold,'' but when they entered
upon Office they entered upon the road which led
inevitably away from wealth and Injury. Tba,
were content to serve their cuntry, dying fneed be
nobly for IT, and leaving TO their pos eriiy that good
name winch Is better Than riches. What would
have been thought of Samuel Adams, when he w., :
selected to go to Philadelphia and put his name to
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09

-szse- Sd. t-.vr .l .=ss -ta1 .ss-.o months .--u
-1stzs. Taz-e are se-s s- I-.a a-. g.-a.- j..
n5ur-s he r-s,.la O. Virginia a. a coward 4a-
ston. ard ls- statesmen as slll..-ssl.-,s- J-i ee
lave ~ s515. taata, lear, they ere s--aHt l1@zrts
themselves. a14 base enough IN sr.rttl - -rat %
any species Of degradation 7a.-l tls.- political mas
ts-s mig L. choose 10 impose u2on .Aea.
Our admiration Of Virginia is The greater al this
zine, because her platform 10 substance the sane
with that o: the CNos Parry o. tie State OF Ms
sissipyi. We are inspired siih confidence by her
example, and feel assured that tie cause @. The
South caa receive 10 dstHment b the success G.
principles which have received the almost unanimous
commentator Of the Virginia Legislature. Viz
gina has assumed position which she will ma in
tan and in lis support she vii be seconded by the
intelligence, patriotism and firm ness Of tie entire
South. How much more enyiable her course than
that taken by the opponents Of the adjustment in
in the Miss ssPPi Legislature during the extra ses-
sion. The one dgnfed and pat'iotc-the ether
gassonading and ridiculous. Virginia viii be sus.
tanned By the people Of her Safe and the South,
and. the States rights men Of the North. The poll,
c. Of tie majority Of the Legislature Of the State OF
Mississippi has already been Indignantly discarded
by the psoPle, and soemnly repudated in the late
Democratic States rights convention which Assem-.
bed in Jackson on the 10th Of June last.
The contrast is equally great in another point Of
view. The statesmen Of Virginia win go before
the country and with feelings Of pride and conf
dence, advocate the ground assumed BY them in the
Legislature; on the other hand lie master spir-
its of disunon and agitation who controlled the pro.
ceedngs OF the late session Of the Legislature of
this State, have been like criminals before the bar Of
justice from the adjournment Of the Legislature to
the present time. The lofty tone Of defiance which
Numbered in the capitol, and drew forth the applause
of the enthusiastic and chiyalrous audience, has
melted down to accents pacific and submissive
and those whose chyary was pitched upon the
highest key, are now the most suppisnt before their
abused constituents. They call upon the rocks ard
the mountains 10 cover them from the light Of their
own principles, SO lately ayowed. Sodesjrous were
they Of placing Mississippi along side or ia advance
Ut South Carolina, Ike the frog in the fable they
sWeIed beyond their natural dimensions They
have the rebuke, the merited rebuke Of the people,
and without the manliness to acknowledge the wrong,
and atone Tor the injury which they have done the
country they are driven to explanations, aud in
some instances as in the case OF the MESA e Of
Gov. Quitman and the Clayton address, to an nnpa.
dent peTerson Of the lain language Of public doc.
uments, 1t is to be feared that the chiyalry Of the
extra session has either eyapon,ed, or has been
soaked up by South Carolina.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09
VIRGINIA.

The State Of Virginia has always exercised an
important influence upon the political destiny Of the
entire South. Her influence is now felt in har,
monizng the discordant feeling which some months
since prevailed 10 the State of Mississippi, on account
Of the passage Of the Adjustment The resolutions
Of the Legislature of Virginia in reference to the
policy which the South should pursue, were passed
bYan uuanimity unparalleled in the history of egis
lative bodes.s We quote two Of these resolutions
below, and recommend them to our opponents for
their deliberate and candid examination and rehec>
ton. The first was adopted with three dissenting
yoices, and the other with only one,
Virginia deems il uniese to meet South Carolina
in Southern congress, and earnestly, and aiIec
aionately appeals to her not to se,ede from the
UnioE
Nesolred, That regarding the said acts of
lie Congress OF the United STATES, taken togeth-
er, as an adjustment of the exciting questions to
which they relate, and cherlshng the hope that
if fairly executed, they will restore to the coun
try that harmony and confidence which of late
have been so unhappy disturbed, the State.of
Virginia deems it unwise Gin the present condi-
tons OF the country to send delegates 10 the pro.
posed Southern Congress.
"Resolced, That Virginia earnestly and affec-
tionalely appeals to her sister Stale of South
Carolina to deslst from any medilated secession
upon her part, which cannot JH tend 10 the
dissolution of the Union, and the loss TO all the
states Of The bencf'S that spring from it,
This is the language of the mother of States and
of statesmen, the foremost in the doctrine Of States
Rights Who doubts her patriotism, her courage,
or her devotion to the South? No one--no one!-
The reckless politician who now denounces her on
account Of her acquiescence in the adjustment, be-
trays his own weakness and folly He is like the
mailman who would obscure the brightness Of the
sun by holding up the palm Of his hand. Those
who denounce her statesmen as submissionists, be-
cause of their acquiescence in the adjustment are
| cenirolled by political anaticsm which their better
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09

The elections took place in this State on Mon.
day last. We have but few officials returns -
We get from the Bulletin a, The Post office the
following partial Information Of the result 1t
all looks well except in the Mobile district:
Smith (Union) is elected to Congress in the
Tuscaloosa district by 10 majority, todicial.)
Bragg Is. T.. is elected in the Mobile district
The fire eaters carried their entire Legislative
ticket for Mobile county.
In the Montgomery district Abercrombie is
elected TO Congress by 1922 majority, said to
be official. The entire Union ticket prevailed
in the county by large majority.
Harris Is. X. y reelected in the Dallas district.
In Madison county, Cobb (Union) has l40O
majority. The popular Union majority in the
State will probably be from 8 to 10000, and the
Union party will have the Legislature by o
sweeping majority
Ldus dco'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09


'e Lavr asws from down below o. tss mos.
chg.nE cazfac,er-sgeh a. c8ny.nces Us thar
al. We. On the solih eastern frontier Of the
Sta. We are now persuaded that net in a
sine county on the frontier l.ae Of Alabama
froi Tennessee 10 ibe Gu'g will Qui,man gel a
aRati.y AID ia some Of the counties be will
''os try badly beatsn-perbaps two TO one
Beees Information from gentlemen, " no have
lra'Iied through many Of these counties, we
ha'various letters addressed to Us, all Of the
saie PurpoH, and assuring Us that tie Union
east-Foote and The entire Union ticket-will
beyery where triumphant ia the east. As a
specimen Of these. we quote from be letter ofan
oldrend, who was for sometime a resident of
this place, and whose word, we know, can be
reid upon. lie says in letter to Us, dated at
De,alb, keHper county, August lsi:
The Union cause is Furnishing in this county.
Va may put kempar county down as certain for
FOle some say 3g0 majority. put i, down
al 200"
Wei, if kemPer only goes your 4" Ut down'
y goo, Wen take i, Cor Oh Lovutes and 90
letter BY 100. What say you to the wager, old
rend 7 We have No1ubee safe. and Monroe
aud ilswamba too. Who doubts Ti.hemingo ?
She is with Us by from FIVE to eigh. hundred ma
joiNy, But to return South Lauderdale. we
areaassured is for Foo,e, so, /. we are correctly
inclined, is Jasper, together with Jackson and
nearly all the counties bordering on the Cult
SOME Of the interior counties in Gov. Brown
district will 60 against Us, and possibly Oktibbe.
Ia, Though we don't believe il,) Choctaw and
Chickasaw. But what Of that These MAORI
lies will be greatly overbalanced BY the vote in
oilr favor in some Of the river counties, AMI 10
TiPab, Carroll, Kinds, &c Cheerily, then,
friends We have the game in our own hands,
and il we play i, well, the State is most assured
ly dur own.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09
SPEAKING AT NASHVILLE.

We attended, last Monday, jnint appointment
of CoIs. Wilcox and Fealhers,on at Nashville
in the south eastern part Of the county. I'M
fortunately the notices Of the speaking bad not
been extensively circulated in the neighborhood.
and ~ consequence but a small crowd attended.
Col. Fcalherston first took the stand and made
quite good speech He was listened to with
much attention and respect but in perfect silence
Not single peal Of applause greeted him in his
discourse. Tie was evidently speaking to a com.
pany who did not synpathisc with hm and who
however they may respect him as a man and
honor him for his past services as their rep.
re sc nialiye, cannot 70 with him in his present
course. They reject lin now, but reject him
with sorrow and regret. We thought we could
zee this feeling plainly stamped upon the counte.
uances of must Of our old friends present, while
COL F. was speaking.
The reply Of Col. Wilcox was st.iking, fprci.
! bic, impetuous. Indeed we are certain that Col.
WIS a much better speaker in the country than
tale to the honest yeonaury Of the land in their
own language, and in manner which the,
plainly understand and deeply feel. lie strikes
4 sympathetic chord in ,he hearts of his
/ hearers, aud he conyinces their understand.
! ing by his clear statement Of fact, and hls unan.
swerable Arguments. Scarcely had he been
| speaking for more than twenty minutes before he
drew down roars Of applause, and be closed
amidst the most enthusiastic cheers and hearty
congratulations Of bis audience.
The Nashville precincts all right for the Tn.
T5rcause by majority Of five or six to one.
An intelligent gentleman and planter, who has
! resided some twenty years in that part of the
county and who is well and intimately acouain.
ted with all the citizens of that neghEorhood
\ assures US that the reslsters or Qumauites will
| scarcely get moro than half a dozen votes at thai
/ precinc'. Out Of some AZ or 80 voters, he i,
I sincerely Of opinion that the Union ticket-State,
Convention and Lcgjsative-wil poll at lea.
A. We verify believe he is right in hi:
opinion.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09

NEW AND iNP0aTiNr Sr"GE HON thN
Hon. Aru.i>lrad Bur, memher at Congress Ircm
Souh Carolina, has published a lrl,t IN oppo.
siton to separate SlHc action, or Tie srparao
secession OF South Carolina. ~ Which h. make 5
many important Suggestions, among hem ihr
following:
The slave population Of Soufh Carolina IN
creases more rapid han the While race. and
al th time considerably exceeds it, Whit
would be our means Of dilusihg over new and
less popuous countries, our rupdy increasing
slave population, if Souh Carolina makes hpi.
self a foreign State by secession Oar slave,
may now be carried into any State in the l'a.
ion which has not made the introduction Of them
unlawful. They may be sod 10 the cilzsns d
such States, or removed with lhcir ownprs. Tbs
vast and ieIte hand Of Mississippi and Texas
offer tempting field, for the slave labor Of the old
Southern States. Congress has no power 10 in.
terpose any pr, hibition or restraint. But Con.
gress has long since, under the special provision
OF the Constitution, made the Introduction Of
slaves from torcign country into State Of Tho
Union, high penal offence. The momea',
therefore, South Carolina shall secada ion Ibs
Union the other States remaining in it-lhst
moment it would be a high crime to cary
slave from this State to Georgia, or any other
State. Such State wsuld have no power to
authorize it, the power being in Congress
The boundaries Of our own State could never be
passed by slave, so long as it should be
foreign State. We have already been excluded
from California and Utah, and New. Mexico by
the unconstitutional aud unjust legislation Of Con.
gress, and shall we now permit our own inaln'
alton to exclude US from the rest Of tho verdi
Heaven save US from such insanity!
KEEP CooL.--Avod too much working, cal.
ing and drinking, and thinking, this hot weather
All three heat the blood and brain. Particular.
ly avoid getting in love or in passion. And
that you may be sure of not getting into aciOse
prison, to be preyed upon by heas, mosquitoes
and other minute monsters, don't carry a sword
cane, pistol, bowie, slung shot, or brick 10
your hat
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09
ALL HAIL!--NELCOME TIE RErUR-
LIC OF CUBA!

The most cheering accounts are received Of
the success Of the Patriots Of Cuba. God grant
that their tyrant Rulers may be crushed to the
earth, and the voice of Liberty gladden. every
heart of this oppressed Island.
The Island Of Cuba, the aresi Of all ocean,
thousand Isles, has been trodden down and
manaced by a military despoi,m, The most odiou.
and cruel Of the age Amidst the reign Of des-
poism the spirit of liberty glowed brightly in
many gallant heart Like the smolhered fires
Of the Volcano, il has at times exhibited itself
in different portions of the Island now 1t has
burst forth with fierce and uncomfortable energy,
which will rest only with the political emancipa.
ton OF the people.
We hope that our government, true TO princi
pies which have heretofore inspired it, will al
once acknowledge the Independence Of the l.,
anders We know that this policy has been de,
termincd upon, and the first dawnng Of the hope
of Independence will be embraced, 10 welcome
another Republic in the family.
We haze a government able and willing to
succor the oppressed, and no government Of the
Old World has the power TO check US. The
same stand taken for Cuba which was taken for
Hungary will insure success.
The United States has satisfied all that she
can be true to her treaty obligations, let her now
show that she is always true to Liberty.