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must be Lae ia q.d ia er to understand the entire alb
ssnce of saG un3 10 e1se the arrangements Tor border
defence, The ti+als i4yg longer homes families In
the wide bana unsettled country that borders the whole
length the nsvgabla OF the RlO Bravo, down TO
it's mouth-or Laredo and lie that far intervals
dot the lower part OF its have settlements back Of
hem-and all this range of thousand miles in length from
the back, is field for their sudden forays. They
parties Of from dozen some hundred warriors mounted
on heeest of their desert seed, and free from every In
cnmbrance but their light trappngs for the chase.
They had been driven by the Texans beyond this region
the annexation and only revisit to plumber and destroy the
Texas settlers The old Texas style OF border defence
exceedingly simple and efectua They gathered the first
note OF angefor every cOlOn had something dear pro-
stout and reaDd they all the trail of the
savage with the single and direct intent to extenate him
wherever found the 0uter edge Of the settlements pressed
deeper into the Wilderness and their berd and focks-e
they become perpetual fountain Of supply these rowing
Indians They rush down suddenly upon their prey and
disappear with il rapidly That it requires nler light
armed experienced woodsmap, like themselves to pursue
Of the Soomons at Washington in sending lnfranuy to cup
press these wild borsemen of the wilderness
In whom, then lies this default Of fit and adequate pro-
lection for this frontier? Is IN Congress IN
with sOunder wslo? The useless and forever useless ship
of Pennsylvania has cost money than needed to
and defend mail route from the Gull to- California
and such would belt ITS and strengthen
the Union with line of settlements competent TO defend it
and themselves Add this that only has the character
amount of military force been infinitely short of the
of the border, but most OF this unsuitable and made
quate force has been placed lar out Of the line OF the
nrompte supply, and remote from the line which nva
sion could effectively met that il could be brought
to the field in time It is time somebody who enough
knowledge should be clothed with the power alleviate its
guf
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Rio GRANDE FRoNTIER.--Cora Montgomery
an extraordinary woman, by the way, and an ex-
cellent and iorclble writer--has made commune
cation to the NewYork Tribune, dated Eagle Pass,
Rio Grande. il is interesting, We re-publish
portion:
Some idea Of the make and character of the country
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MADAME EMERY.

The Seventh Daughter OF the Gypsy FAMILY,
EGS LEAVE TO inform the citizens Of Orleans that sh
- visits her residence 235 Magazine
Julia and St Joseph where will happy
them Of the PRESENT and the FUTURE.
PSLa1ies and Gentle wishing
which surround
well by calling Madame L. Price so cents.
TT Hours from 70, A. Al. P CIV.
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0 conclude with

IN which Mas Ellen Batlinan VII perform characiers
Clod Ellen BaletnAn
to Ticket to be had places dor Price
81 CO. Children ) iss
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rknEvI


-. - fUfE5OIIss
ARA !tAClllCOLA-Per sehr Jenny Lind l2l bales cot
ton NJ White &co-b6 do Order-suniries to ordei-Total
iSS bales cotton.
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U. s. CIRCUIT CouRr.--1he Cuban Cass-We were
in yesterday morning in the upposition that Gen Hen.
deron closed his Monday. AT the opening of
the Cout yesterday, lie resumed, and did not conclude
until past IL O'Clock
Mr. Hunton then to reply he expressed his surprise
that the prosecution had been met with six hour,
speech on point which so well established The
gentleman had asserted that he could dive coach aud
-four through of the indictments, and yet after ss
hours of rearing and pungng whipping and purrng he
had failed to break down the outside wall or find oop
10 hang doubt on.'
Mr. nunton then proceeded length to cite authorize
TO meet the points AMI authorities produced by Gen. Hen
dersou. At the conclusion of his remarks Nj BENJAMIN
stated that he intended to the law questions involved
length and that he should he unable to ret through
before the hour OF ADJOURNMENT The Court Adjourned 10
Thursday morning next.
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pONTCHARTnAIN RAILROAD CoMPAN,


On Sunday the Cars leave every hour from clock
es An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Charities street ever,
j. W. SMITH, Superintendent.
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Dancing Academy and Social POliteness
90 BOURBON ST, BETWEEN CONT AND ST.. LOUIS.

30 BOURBON ST., BETWEEN CONT AND ST. Louis.
MONSIEUR DEVOTE respectfully informs families Mia
w and the supeors of ali institutions of education KIN ~
the Iltes New Orleans,
open his School, WEDNESDAY, the Ill, inst SS-H
Mons. ID. demonstrates, the perfect artistic ES
rules Italian
word all which distinguishes hr highest AMI most fashionable
all inp branches
elegance aud fine department he body also
pAilors, saloons,
of the day such Steps, Quales Scottish Polka, Ma
keoway, Fancy and National Dances, Waizes, Shipping
Cellorlns, Spanish aud Valse Cnq Temps, etc.
method, which practicel
London. 1t proved, well known, m
rapid and perfect progress acquired tan
according TO the old school.
young Masters,
WEDNESDAYS at p M and SATURDAYS, at 10
For Gentlemen, days Al haiEPa 6, 2. NJ.
TermsClasse.. lessons Per month, lessons week. Sc.
~ Private Cesses family residences private schools the
price.
80 Applications be made the Academy, Mr. T. Mayo
Music Store, No Camp H. siebeeh A Royal
at The Pos-otfce,b by fetter.
He is engaged give lessons Jenuy Lind
Lafayette.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE;

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Managers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LUDLOW SMITH
oase .''..'.''p. phbAH
w The GLORIOUS EIGHTH-Third Night Of Mr.. COLLINS.
THIS EVENING, Wednesday, January s. 1884, will be acted the
L Comedy entitled
The Nervous Man and the Man OF Nerve.
kB- The Star spangei Banner and IL al Counbii will
b. by the paris by Mr. Chapman end Mr.
Bishop.
lo be followed by -
THE HAPPY MAN.
Paddy
Recitation-"E PLURiBUs UNUM," by Mrs. Parser.
To Conclude with
CALYPSO;
TelemRchus III search OF n Father.
which and Mrs. Chapman and Mr. DeBar will appear
ter Doors open at halpas g. performance at l.
g1Yo frceop trou0 unit o'c
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ITO PHYSICIANS AND PLANTERS
SHER MANS
PATENT PREMlbN
A q D O M I NJ A T.
SUPPER Ter

is s.'s al liz o 70 81 chSrlss sesss srYsss tsass.
Theghtes most elastic instrument in usf
the cure oil the WOMB conplainihs down feeling
the bottom lungs side and hack
the whites ec. In pregnancy. its prevents mcInsse
IN tact Is Indispensable to the comfort OF every dscaie
be referred 10 the wife OF very celebrated physician q tbs
CITY, who using with perfect satisfaction afefy
ing several other patent supporters without relief hys
clans are respectfully invited call and examine the inssfr
ment at the proprietor's. 70 ST. Charles street.
In practice had examine aud apy sifths
bas;d Abomica Supporters 10 and meme ss
atRnd aieted
Philadelphia, Aug. Is, lste VIM ANDEhsssi,, q y,
with the soas cannpanrAf 81
the time my bed My saasrs were ves Nc
thing until Of Mr. Shsfmsn Aadon.nsi sn-
portsrs this house aud regain sr-
| health and cheerfuness ss-
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HTSTRTONICS
~" Bateman Children the Histrionic Hail. on
Nsyaies street, between T'hal. aud Me'pomene
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, January will presented Il e
first and second of ShJsspeares Tragedy entitled
MACBETH.
...h
Ell ia euc
Grand Chorus Of Witches, etc.
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e. Notice to Gas Consumars.--The consumers Of
= notified that, from the first day numary all Bills
Tor Gas ana t'xtuS La be paid monthly
ami in all where this rule "a in sfrc tho
ration of each month the supply Of gas piH be suspended
by order OF the Board of Directors
dis 2n p N WooD r,,a..rro,
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to jackson Fire Co. No. IS.-At the annual
meeting Of This Company, held Sunday Jan s. the following
gentleman elected off ensuing yeari
NJ. NJ. REYNOLDS, President
JOHN o'BRIsE. Foreman,
A. MAHEw, First Assistant Foreman,
r. FAIRLY, Second do. do.
}. G. WEBER, Treasurer.
JOHN I. GRUBER, Secretary.
john Price, Steward,
Delegates the Fremens Charitable Association ID. Mel
IIGAN, NJ IlUGHEs, JoHN +. GRUBER.
JAG copy JOHN II. GRUBER Secretary.
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~ II. JACk son 4 20. No. 81 Canal street, and
Il next door 10 the Planters Hoie-Fashionabe CLOTH.
ING ESTABL1SuMENT.-The subscribers are now in
receipt OF large and complete Stock of FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING and good assortment Of Furnishing Goods,
comprising article the way Of dress suabe for fall
and winter wear. We pleased have friends and
the public generally to call and examine our goSds We
LAS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, etc. Our Prices
moderate. OLE is3m
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SuNDRlEsI. ,..uu M,,.,., ,,s p,., w,..
Perfamsries; Essences of Roses;
Superior Sweet OH, etc.
Ia store and fof s2e by
Jso vBAtEi.Lt ~ o. common a.
7 EMONS-i00 bxa Merton Lemons, for sale by
- na;tf R. F. NICHOLS CO. IL and "a Cam
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pLACIDE'S VARIETIES.
IN Great Bill for the GLORIOUS EIGHTH.
V'Hls EvEElNG Wednesday, January g. will be presented the
L succe.sfu and costly Local Drama its
Scenery, Properties, Songs and Dances, entitled
NORTH AND SOUTH;
New Orleans andN New York,
Cast with the full strength of the Company.
SUSG" The Hunters OF Kentuck Mr.. DufiskI,
Previous to the Local Drama. the Comic Sketch entitled
Scenes from the Life Of an Unprotected Female
Unprotected reHae. Mn u H0wsrd
Prices Of ddlssionBoxes first and md
IS Boxes, third for cooed persons only
6 lllery, IS cents.
" Doors open hafpss performance at 7.
The office open every day, until o'clock
AMI till 6, places ias. be taken.
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Hum, Figs, Almonds, Wine md Peppermint,
by sykes. HYDE A. en-

Rare Chance Valuable CHRISTMAS
and NEW YEARS GIFTS. no
SEMI WEEKLY SALES, without reserve, of very fine A
Jewery, Siivsr.ware, Diamonds Watches Man u M
tel Ornaments, Fancy Articles ETC., close ohegAlA
of the best stocks in the city.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
WILL BE SOLD wibou, reserve, No Chsrrs street
w story TUESDAY FRIDAY Al 10 o'cek
A. TUESDAY next i7ll inst and 10 con,
tipue until entirely disposed Of
Ar extensive and well assorted stock Of GOLD JEWEIRY latest
ye valuable Diamond Rings aud Breastpns splendid Gold
Wachss Silver an1 Plated Ware, rich
Man Ornaments Bronze do Lamps Of and styles
elegant Cinaware fine cut Glassware, Guns
assortment OF Fancy Articles
Country Merchants ouskeesrs and Others requested
Teriis cash. dill Il
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AUCTION NOTICE.


1E undersigned having formed Copsrnersp
ton of general UCTTON end COMMISSION BUSINESS
firm j. L. TAYLOR are nov ready 10 rec ye
cousgnmeuts their No 81 street corner of Custom.
| house
Liberal cash advances made upon consigned 10 them
ny Out. door sales attended o with rromptuesg
NJ Z G ESTES Esq. No l0 William street. Ne~Y York and
FRANKLIN GREEN, Jr, Mix street Boston, their duly
| authorized agents. j. J.. TAYLOR -
Nh IN Is lm GARDNER SMITH
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NOTICES.

sY Notice is hereby given that application has been
State Bank for the sue Duplicate
No lle5 dated January ST. 1885, 2iO full paidl
Louisiana State Bank in of JOSEPH FOWLER Ir
the yina which has been lost misatl W. BDGARF,
ja7 gQi Of the Estatt Of j. Fowler Jr.
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MET NuRSE-A healthy Mulatress, with a
w fine Breast of Milk of the hest character and stand
ing; be had for few months, il immediate application
is made % Bank Place. di4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-03

We intend, the full report of the late ex.
citing in Congress is published in the Globe to
give it to readers. The furious denunciatops
which have been showered upon Judge Allen, shew
that he touched place, and is very observable
that Ashmun, Webster's bosom friend and boon com
panion, devoted almost the whole of his repIv TO a
personal attack on Judge Allen, hoping doubtless to
create new-ssue and thus to divert public attention
from the real merits of the case. From the meager
somewhat confused, and evidently distorted partzan
accounts which have reached US, it is evident that
Judge Allen confined himself strictly to facts and
arguments having direct and pabe bearing on the
question under discussion, while Ashmun lueeed in
matters having connection with it, and the whole
character Of his speech that of drunken glad;a
tor
The Hunker press Of both Boston and New yorl
substantially admit the truth of the facts stated bv ,doe
Allen, yet denounce him for bringing them ON, Ie,a
facts true-if Daniel Webster did, in fact on
his Office, in virtue Of a consideration of mona, 70
large amount, paid to him by brokers, spectators and
Stock jobbers then every impartial man will saw thai h,
is not the man to be entrusted by the Goyernmen, e
manage the disbursement of government funds 70 n,
amount of millions Of dollars in which these very men
from the nature of their business will seek TO he aoo,t
and contractors. That class OF men are mt ant 10 H.
away money from philanthropc feelings by fories and
ffes Of thousands Of doaIs They do NOT sow exce,
they expect to reap, and if they have paid the som
legged, they have not done it without the nrosna..
being good investment.
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SOCIAL GATHERING.
The Sons and Daughters of Temneranc

M III give Social Entertainment at WARREN
v HALL, on TUESDAY EVENING, March an, Issi
JOHN 9. CLUER, Of Boston, dis ineuished' adv
The company. ,II = n -. "e'e w ouuiess
THE MARTINS will entertnn the comnan, ,,,, -,
and instrumental music. f' W" 'o'n'
supper will be furnished O'Clock to nil who es,,
ur wnGn an original Poem, written for the OCCASION
WIZ pc aehVered Oysters, Ice Creams, and Fancy Artl
cles, will be for sale during the evening, 'i''-
sconhdentiy anticipated, from the arrangements made
That the character OF This Levce will be fully equal n NM
which have been given during the season. " N"'
Doos open Mt O'Clock. Addittance l2J cents Ticket,
20 be had at Cushman Geer's, Front street w Z; x
j. q. Mnynard's Shoe-store and at IIulchinso.s i,o
store, on M nn rect, and nt the door. wv"
Fer orde stsle Committee Of Arrange ments.
maI3-d2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-03

ANOTHER CASE OF COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN
THE STOMACH AND EXTERNAL SURFACE OF THE
ABDoMEE'--In the last number Of the Edinburgh
Monthly Journal of Medical Sciences, is paper bv Dr.
VIM Robertson, one of the editors upon the case Of
woman who has communication between the stomach
and external surface of the abdomen. The onep;nr !
the result of disease.
The great similarity between this patient and DR..
Beaumont's Alexis st. Martin, who was the subject Of
many interesting experiments some years since has in.
duced the Medico- Chirurgica Society of Ednbrob ,o
make similar observations upon her, so far as ,o
compatible with her welfare. An able committee has
been appointed for this purpose and we doubt not tho
result will be highly valuable.
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To Eree Soil young Mem,

YOU'VE FREE SoILERs, be on your guard! Have
nothing to do with the misnamed ss Young Mems
Ticket" day. 1t is egg Matched in the Fillmore
and Webster nest-a specious attempt of the enemy
seduce you from your principles by the Captivating
names of" Young Mems Organization, '' Young Mems
Ticket &c. 1t is hollow trick suggested and put
forth through certain hands, by the Old Huker leaders,
who have been seued for the last two years. to get the
City Government back into their hands, and to weaken
and destroy the influence Of the Free Soil Party by de-
coying from its ranks the hundreds of young en-
thusiastic mechanics, and trading and working men
Of the city. Look the persons who the leaders
the movement Are they the individuals who have
been the and of the old Wing party for
years Are they chiefly, at this moment the Bit
terest and most malignant wings of the Webster and
illmore stamp Are they not the daily and hourly
evilers and contemners of your principles in all the
hotels and public places of the city, and at the
of your streets Young Free Soers spurn the bait
Look out for the trap i Avoid them as you would
the pestIlence Support your PRINCIPLES, 5y sup
porting only the regular Free Soil noinations and ALL
WILL BE WELL, x
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-03

60 The Providence Journal publishes the evidence
taken before the committee appointed by the lower
branch of the Rhode Island Assembly investigate the
recent charge of bribery appears that certain par
ties, of whom is stated be Democrat and anoth-
err Wing, made up purse of $500 as an Involvement
for six members othe Assembly to vote for Mr. Whip
pie "a Whig) for United States Senator. These par.
ties actuqy approached several members of the Assem-
bly, with their base Offer and what singular, it
does not appear that either of these MEMBERS although
they refused to take the money! spuued the brbe with
that Indignation which becoming ncorruptible men.
All of the witnesses refused to testify who the parties
were who offered the bride
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-03
To the Polls.

fever there was time, when above all others II Is
the duty of Free Sellers to remain steadiast 10 primer
MA and present an unbroken front at the PolS' 1t Is
noc The CITY Of Worcester has long enjoyed the en-
vabe distinction of being the strong hold oil Inc party
Of Freeaom. Here was the first bold stand made
against that niquitous outrage which was perpetaed
,t PHILADELPHIA, by which the whole people OF the
north were humbed before the slave power, and made
IN do its bidding Here in the heart of this old Com
ronweaIth in 1919, came the men of all parties to
pledge themselves to the support and maintenance OF
free principles and here first and foremost OF any city
in the Union did the people establish the principle, that
the men whose sympathies upon the side OF sla
very. whose influence was exerted to maintain that
abominabIe usurpaton of power, by which the govern
meut in all its functions is perverted, by which the
nation is dsgraced in the eyes of the world, and mil
lions of men are crushed and dgraded not those to
whose hands should be confded the control of public
affairs
The city Of Worcester has character to sustain at
this important uncure for 6rmnes and consistency IN
her devotion to free principles, and cannot believe
that any considerable number Of those who have made
her like burning and shining light, among the cities
of the land, will falter
To the polls then, this day and let us show by our
votes that though the chief metropolis of the State
humbes itself in the dust before the awiu nod of the
slave power that the heart Of the Commonwealth beats
strong for freedom.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-03

l1 AT party In the White House at Washing
ton, somebody asked Mr.. Fillmore, the Presidents
father, why the agricultural products of New York
had for some years fallen off in amount. The old
gentleman replied that one reason might be that he
had not been able TO work himself for ten or twelve
years He is now 81 years old
We assure our readers that the above precious
moroccan was not concocted by any wicked Free
Soller or peslIent Loco Foco, but is taken from tina,
real Simon Pure, Silver Grey, bunker, Webster,
Wing paper, the Springfield Republican 1t is a
very interesting piece of Court gossip and its publ
cation shows how easily slip into the customs Of
the old world.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-03
NEW YORK, March 2.
New YORK, March 2
Destruction of st. Thomas Church.
Thu St. Thomas Church, Broadway, was entirely
consumed by fire this morning. Loss $4,000.
M1DpLErowN. CT. MARI Odd

MIDDLETowN, CT. March, End
lire broke out at halfpas O'Clock, in J. S. Parme
lees store, and spread to the block of j. E. Bcebe
adJoinn8' andto the block owned by c. Elliot, and oc
cupled by H. & W. Johnston, shoe store, and upper
story occupied by A. Putnam, bookbinder; Baynes.
Telegraph Office Nothing saved, no insurance. r.
A. Grant, barber; Sentinel and Witness Office. The
hames spread so rapidly that the goods were removed
from all the stores in the blocks adjoining which caused
considerable damage, probably the amount of 1000
dollars; insured $1,000. Beebe's loss 5000; Putnams
loss $1,000; nothing saved, no insurance. ParmeIee.
insured $4,000; nothing saved, building insured for s.
OoO dollars. Grants loss $500, insurance; Sen-
mel and Witness loss Sf25OO, insurance $500. John
s'ons insurance will cover the loss on the building, in
sured $1,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-03
Erea soilers of yyorcester!

Is there man amongst you, that will, at this jun
ture, vote for city ticket, which there is major
ity of men who support the infamous Fugitive Slave
Lave Do you wish to the police officers of your
ity made SLAVE HUNTERS, as has heen done in
Boston, by the city council Of that place Shame on
the recreant who would disgrace himself and dshon
rthe city do such act. Let rather heed the
eloquent admouiton of your present excellent mayor in
his speech Friday evening, to that we preserve
the administration of the city government to the
of Human Freedom.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-03

" 1t must be peculiarly gratifying to the gentle
man who has permitted his name to be placed at the
head of the mscaled Ctizens'' ticket to learn that
some of the leading Silver Greys were quite active
n the getting up of the Young Men's' meeting and
nominations IN which, to give special point the
men his own yom4tul personal friend and relative is
prayed Oft against him. He may perhaps discover,
when too ae that he has sold himself for nothing to be
used as mere stool pigeon, in the vain hope of decoy
ing few Free Soil voters, to defeat a choice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-03

MAYOR CHAPIN's DECLINATloN. A member of
the Free Soil Committee has placed in our hands, let
ter from Mayor Chaplin, received on the 10Th ut, de-
Ginning absolutely to be candidate for reelection We
should have published it in full but that came so late
we could not do it in this paper. Deeply as the Free
Sellers regret to lose the services of one who has dis
charged the duties of his Office with such signal ability
and won such golden opinions from men of all political
parties, it is satisfaction to know that they have in
nomination, for his SUCCESSOR one who to acknowledg.
ed ability Of high order, adds equal integrity Of pr
vate character, and devotion to principle and duty-
we look for his election, to-day with entire confidence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-03

JUDGE ALLEN SUsTAINED.-It will be seen
by our Geographic report, that Mr. Otis, WING
member of Congress from Maine, has come out
openly ont the floor of the House. and sustained The
charge made by Judge Allen against Daniel Web
ster. The public may rest assured that Judge Allen
Is one of the last men in the world to make such
charge without the most ample and satisfactory au-
thorty for it.