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sketch of Mr.. Gliding. Remarks.
Continued.

Upon the Fugitive Slave Law, Mr.. Giddings re-
marked that, $50 far as it involved you or me in
any arrest, capture, return Of any fugitive slave,
or Imposes upon us the payment of any expenses,
growing out of such capture, it is opposed to the
Constitution, and of binding force. In its length
and in its breadth, in its generals and in its particu
lars, denounce it and trample it under our feet.
We adopt the sentiments and opinions Of Judge
Chase Of Ohio, who declared that while he was
Judge upon the bench, no slave should be sent back
under it. Ifone was arrested within the jurisdic
ton Of his court, he would release him by the writ
Of Habeas Corpus, without hesitation, as clear
~ a law unsanctioned by the Constitution. We in
Ohio stand by The Constitution in spite Of this law;
and there we mean to stand, to the end. We know
our Constitutional rights and TO sustain
them. Let the Slave catcher come within bor-
ders for his prey, and demand Of us to arrest his
Slaves but for once, and he will hesitate, ere he
comes again. Let them ca ] me a mobocrat, or
whatever else they may choose, go for that law
which inspired Warren, when in l775, he stood up
on Bunker Hill and shed his blood for the liberties
Of mankind. The Wing presses, throughout the
land, may talk they will Of silencing agitation,
and the administration may compel submission for
time, at the point Of the bayouet, yet will that law
not long disgrace the statute book The sentence
Of condemnation has been pronounced by the people,
and that sentence must and will be executed for it is
against the public sentiment of the nation, and re.
proach to the civilization of the age.
When read the accounts Of that terrible tragedy,
recently enacted in Chrstiana, could not but re-
joce, that the despsed and hunted fugitives, whom
this unconstitutional enactment put beyond the pro-
lection of all laws, had stood up manluy in defense
Of their God given rights, and shot down the mis-
creants who had come with the desperate purpose Of
taking them again TO the land Of slavery The time
will come when the pames Of those men will be en-.
rolled upon the list with those of the noblcst patri.
OTIS Of the revolution. We at the West, consider
that these did right, and If there is Will
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FIR the SIM,

EDIToRs OF THE SPY-GENTs:-YOur pa
per Of Thursday last contained communication
signed go" covering an article from the sLowell
News" rejecting upon the dramatic performan-
ces at the Lowell Museum. As that establish
ment is under the management of N. F. Gates,
Esq, a gentleman whom our Board of Aldermen
have wisely seen fit to license, for short season,
for dramatic exhibitions here,-the object of 'Q's'
publication must be apparentto all, 10 witt to Gre
ate prejudice in adcance, among our citizens
against the contemplated exhibitions Of MIR. Gates
Twill not occupy time your space to reply to the
ungenerous course and remarks of 'Q'' at this
time. His motives, like the cause and motives
of the Lowell News, in ITS remarks. are well
known and understood and will have every effect
here, but the malicious one, which they desire.
Neither is Mr. Gates a stranger here, as he has
been publicly represented He will soon be
among us, and, in him, the community at large
will find an uptight and courteous gentlemen, "a
man Of sound morals and judgment INTEL Z uce,
and managerial experience, responsibility, and
means. lie will bring with him all the mecan-
ical materials and properties, necessary for dra-
matte entertainments, upon scale equal to those
| of New York or Boston, and company far SUI
! perior to any thai has ever visited Worcester
Malice and low disaiection may veil, insnuate
and bacl<bite, but they cannot accomplish their
object. Let the Worcester public wait Il ltlo
whe-a fortnight will afford them standard for
;udument and (ullv reward them FIR tbeiy forha,r
ance. 81
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rose again blossomed in the garden, But
1t seemed as if fatality pursued this singu.
lar man. When the rose withered and the
ieat tell in the mellow autumn of the year,
Adelaide, too, sickened and died, like her
SISTER, in The arms of her husband and
Madeline.
Perhaps you will think it strange, Young man,
that after all, the wretched survivor stood again
at the altar. Madeline | well remember her,
enc was beauty IN the true sense Of the word
she might have sat on a throne, and the most 10y
al subject, the proudest peer, would have sworn
the blood in her veins descended from hundred
kings She loved the widowed for his power and
lame, and sne welded him.
"Ihey married in that churcll--it was
summer afternoon recollect it we'll During
the ceremony, the blacklist cloud ever saw over
spread the heavens, and the moment this bride
pronounced her vow, clap of thunder shook the
building to It's ceatre. All the females shrieked,
but the bride herself made the response with "a
steady voice, and her eye glistened with wild
hre as she gazed on the bridegroom. When
house arrived at his house, she sunk upon the
threshold--but this was the timidity of the mai
den,
:" When they were alone, he clasped her hand
and 1t was as cold as ice Madeline said he,
what means this /? Your cheek is as pale as
~ GuuilS SuWh' ne pride uttered iran
TIC shrek. My wedding gown! exclaimed she,
no, no; this Is my sisters shroud. The hour of
confession has arrived. 1t is God that impels me
to speak To win You lost my own soul Yes,
yes-l am a murderess! She smiled on me in
the Joyous affection Of her young heari-but |
gave her the fatal drug! Adelaide twned her
white arms around my neck, but administered
the poison, Take me to your arms-I have lost
my soul for you, and mine you must bel"
" And them" continued he, in a hollow voice,
sat that moment came the thunder, and the gull
iy woman fell dead on the floor -
The countenance of the narrator expressed all
he felt
s.Aud the bridegroom asked l, ''the husband
OF the destroyer and the yictims---what became
of him -
CHE STANDS BEFORE YOU = was the thrill
ling answer.
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REPRESENTATIVES,, SECURE THE House.
Last year there majority of AZ in the
House against the Wings. There was no choice
Of Representatives in 80 towns, entitled to 80
representatives. OF these towns in which there
was no choice, %, entitled to 29 representatives,
had majority Of the gubernatorial vote against
the Wings and ten towns in which there was no
choice, had majorities in favor of the Wings.
though IN nearly all o(them the maorties were
very small, varying in most cases from one TO
ten votes. while the majoriles in the Other TWEEN
ty-hve towns were in most cases, sufficiently
large, with good understanding between the par
ties, for all practical purposes
We can carry erery torn we carried last
gear, if we will. All that is needed is mutual
concession and work, and the thing is DONE
Besides, 1ce can carry eue1y tom Of the ttcentv-
fee tolonst in ociich there aoeie mgorities against
The Wings, and no choice last year. This will
give US majority of seventy-sM in the House.
We can do than this We can carry
several oflhe towns in which the Wing MAJOR
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HOSIERY AND CLOVES!

BESIDES, the State Is to be new districted next
winter, and we must secure the House, or The
Wings will gerymander the State so as to have
everything IN their own way for the next ten
years.
In the next place there must be union and
effort, confluence and concession. No concession
OF principle, for none is required To our Free
ooil friends we say-now that we wish TO rebuke
Daniel Webster, to sustain Charles Sanner and
to stamp upon the Fugitive Slave Law, its fra
ners and apologiss, the seal Of popular reproba
ton, the Democrat who is farhest from US i
nearer Than any Wing can be- To our Demo
crate friends we say-now that you " ish to sus-
tam Gov. Boutwell,, to retain the State admins
tfaton' 10 preserve and to perfect the reforms SO
s q, commenced last winter, the Free
Soller that is farthest from you is nearer than
any Wing can be. Letlhis spirit animate the al
lied forces and victory is sure.-Commoa-
WealM. "'"''''
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IMPORTANT sLROM NORTHERN D1Ex.
fCO.---ATTACI< ON MATAMORAS.

m. NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2.
me steamship Fanny has arrived from the Rio
Gtande' bringing dates to the Both October-s;x
The attack on Naamoras was coyu,erced h., H.
Revoluoniss The 2lst and on the 231 Cara 'saI
nad possession OF the city within four squares Of he
! De government troops still held out, suffering
loss OF lou Killed and wounded. The Reyo;n,ion.
lists lost but three. Including Capt Ford, who com.
manded company of Texans
On uem h'a'os was wounded during the engagement
Oruers mad boen issued TO give no quarters 10 The
Americans. Mr. Longstreet merchant of tIec;,"
killed. - "'F''y,
The Custom House, stores, &C., wer e burned
and the American consul wounded
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RESOLVE concerning Idiotio Children. m

hEsULVE CONCERNING Idl0ttc LhIdTc7l, -
This resolve appropriates five thousand dollars,
annually, "to be devoted to teaching and training
JNDIGEKT idiotic children belonging to this Com
monwealth." This is one of the nobIest charities
of our noble State, and is destined to accomplish
wonderful results for the cause Of education as well
as of humanity.
We have enumerated some Of the wise measures
of the last Legislature for the purpose of rhap-
sodizng over them, but merely invite to them the
attention of that large portion of the people who
never look at the statute book and furnish texts
our friends who appeal to the people from the stump
in favor of State Reforms. We defy Wing editors
to gather from any volume of Acts and Resolves
which records the results of session of Wing legis
Iation, anything like an equal number of really
useful laws.
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TOFFICIAL.-
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Srcppr.pv,s Orr,c, oct o. 1as1

SEcRETARr's OFFICE, Oct 81, 1851.
he several cities and towns of the Commonwealth,
having been supplied with the number of envelopes
quired by law, for the of the voters, il deemed
proper TO state that said envelopes manulac-
ured by machin ~, it is highly probable that few
ofthtm win be found deficient in gluten, sealing
ter otherwise def cve. II is therefore very desira-
bic that all those app3nied distribute the envelopes
to The voters, should be careful to deliver that
not in all respects perfect.
AS the supply furnished is equal to six envelopes 10
each voter the list, there be occasion use
any that imperfect and both distributors aud voters
cautioned to due circumspecton.
Editors of newspapers throughout the State, de
sired 10 give this notice an insertion.
AMASA WALKER,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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lNKLINGs OF SONG by c. Gibson. is the title
Oh neat volume of poems that has found its way
20 our table, The author is a young mechanic
OF 'hIis city, and these poems, he informs rs in
Tue TUE page were written during his leisure
hours Some Of them are very cred;,ohlo n,o
auctions, and give the assurance that the au,bor
mas spent his spare moments to some purnose
Inc work can be found at TVesby's Book
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gT- The Boston Journal is attempting to preiu.
dee temperance men against J. G. Pafrey, BY insin-
uatipg that he is not a sirict temperance man. 1t
might be sufficient cite The facts, that Mr. Palfrey
has been actively engaged since 1925 in that reform,
by speaking, writing and prwtIng, in It's favor; but
it so happens that we knoD IRON the information Of
one who is most intimately acquainted with him and
his personal habits, that he is thorough tetotoler
absianng hom every thing of an Intoxicating ma
ture. We understand that this is well known to all
who have had the opportunity Of knowing any thing
about 1t, AMI we safely challenge contradiction
of it. Af&
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Eg- We learn from The Detroit Free Press.
that a discovery was madeZat bar-room in that
city, the other day, that created little aston
ishment. A youth, who has for two months past
been officiating as bar-keeper to the establishment,
was discovered on the arrival of a young man
from the east, to be no other than girl, in male
atlire' whom he came on to marry She had
been entirely unsupported. The happy pair,
alter the nuptlal knot was tied. left for Buffalo
on the vessel Of which her ''liege lord'' is Cap
tain. .tee
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 3.

The steamer Isabel arrived at Key West from
Havana, on the SOth October. She picked up,
on the Southern side of the Gulf, the crew of the
schooner Ellen Demmick bound from New YoaE
to San Jose, Texas, she having sprung leak,
and foupdered.
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FIRE.-Last evening, little before so'clock.
hre was discovered in carpenters shop in the
lear of Clinton street, the lower story of which
was occupied by Amory Carter and the upper by
Capt Putnam. The Fire Department were on
the spot promptly, and in few minutes the fire
was extlnguished, without doing any material
damage No fire had been used in the building
during the day, and lis origin is uuaccounted for.
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WAsHtNGroN. Nov. ?.

NJ HuIsemann, the Austrian Charge, has received
instructions to withdraw, on the arrival of Kossulh
in this country. He has notified Mr.. Webster Of the
fact.
Hon VIM. C. Rives has been recalled from Paris.
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q he % aiIp 5pp.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1851.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER a, 1851.
II Advertisers, wishing to have their advertisements
ap Ear the next day will please send IN as cary in the
day as ossile Aiso these wishing advertise
ments in | Weekly, should send in as early as Mon
day noon. Al advertisements for this paper from
Others than regular vertisers who have accounts with
the Office be paid for at the time they inserted
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DANGEROUS CoUETERTEIr.-C Counterfeit as
notes on the Caremont Bank, are in circulation So
neatly are these notes executed, that within few
days past, about $500 of them were received at the
Suffolk Bank, and about $500 of the same kind
have been passed among the brokers Of W all Street,
New York. s8itsra
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The Public are invited 10 cou AZ mr. Va
DaS uerreah Rooms and some of his nimfable
isole rlctuIesi also many other Styles (by the da-
saetIeoype process which Intended for exhibition
a. ane approaching air. Dr. Van Keeps (by far) The
ana most complete assortment Of
soous 70 pc found In the state The best OF everything
LOT sue ana Tor use at his rooms first north of me
American Temperance House, Main street, Worcester.
sepIi DIFF
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New YoRK, Nov. 3d.E

MARKETs.-Cotton is heavy with small sales.
Flour ism moderate demand and prices still IA
vol the buyer. Wheat isa trihe lower. RIVE
has declined one cent per bushel. Corn advanced
halfa cent Pork shilling lower Lard, dull
at previous rates.
Stock market more buoyant. Reading So s-4,
Erie Sc Is, Norwich IS IA Canton 66 IA.
Cattle market fair at last weeks prices for
beeves Sales of sheep at l.5o $50. Lambs
1.50a SO.
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Six counties in the 14th district give 1872 ma
jority for Smith, Wing, for Congress, over Beale,
Democrat. The remaining counties are strongly
Democratic, and it is thought that Beale will be
elected.
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iREAsoN.-Wbat has become Of the new doo.
tor'ne OF treason? Judge ConkIino bound ovo. -.
. oy'"Du'e people Tor msdemeanor only: and the
Onr'stana rioters" are Indicted only Tor msdemean.
ors' we apprehend that the doctrine Of ,raa.o,
Na' zone IT'S worst" The Government has backed
out. "'Neo
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". B. p n m n, the American Newspape
Agent is authorized Agent for this pa in the tie
OF Boston, New York and Philadelphia, and is duly
ployed to take advertisements and subscriptions the
rates as required by His receipts will be regarded
payments. His Offices are, BOSTON Scollay IS
Buildings, Court ST. NEW YORK Tribune Buildings;
PHILADELPHIA, N. w. corner Third and Chestnut
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BUFFALO. Nov. 3.

The propeller, St. Joseph with full cargo of
merchandise, bound for the upper lakes, is ashore
in Thunder Bay, Lake Huron.
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SPECIAL NOTICEs :

Job Prin ting of all kinds Pamphlets,
Catalogues, shop Bills, Bank Checks Pacard, Concert
Bills, Visiting and Business Cards, Posters, &C.
NEATLY and PROMPTLY executed at THIS OFFICE,
upon moderate terms dti
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fftlIftT41Ns OhAl1(gs Do OHFs',
EGVaBHSOEED Els /!

Collars Cuffs, Inside Handkerchefs, Chemisettes,
Flounces, Rufles, Childrens Embroidered Waists,
UnderSleeyes, Lace Capes, Breakfast Caps,
Black Lace Wells, and an endless variety of other
Embroideries, all ofwhich bought cheaper than
ever and to be sold at
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JT' & W,
General Agents for Worcester.

The Nee hanics' Fair has furnished
ausn, evidence OF the rapid progress and great ex
tent D the Mechanic Arts in this city In no de6artment
OF INDUSTRY and Gade has there been in as short perod
VI .me, greater progress, improvements and EXPANSION
@ ~ le manufacture OF Clothing; and to no one is he
community largely Indebted on This arco,,t - h ne
"a r. WAKE, the Proprietor of the Extensive Cloth
ihe establishment, at Nos. and Merchants, Row =
We can give our readers no better counsel than to
recommend this place as one of the most wor,hv ~ ~,
ipdse on account OF the great extent and variety If
.ne STOCK admirable proportion and workmanshin If
the garments, and the established moderaeness o M
ces Mr. Wares advertisement will be found in Snath
column. " "" ~ hnoth-
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DIR. j. Cllwson Kelly, of New Yor. "a,
nnalyucai Physcian, will be in attendance at bis
Uce, ON the corner of Church and Mechanic street
W W orces,er, during THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Nov
Ui ana 'h, Tor the purpose Of consulting with his ua
Mons anu an others DESTROYS Of advising with him upon
u,seases OF me Lungs Kidneys, Spleen Heart and
me g,nP.oms CHARACTERISTIC of these complaints called
Palpiatlons, Nnmbness, &c. &c D''N'''
Lalies and Gentlemen ure invited to call Advice oiv
en- freely wjthout Oh Tge. N"'' n ooa ~ s"-
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% HUG DIto, NJ. d.
may2-dwtf 4. #. ROGERS Sunerinten1eut

Bhss's Compound Cod LiUtr Oil Candy-Tbe Cod
s mas furnished our yeomen with wide fe Id of labor
he tastes OF Our people with delicious article of food
ul many years, but It is only until period il
has been found that the oil extracted from The uver
lne sh could be used article of the matera med
ca snce its introduction il has wrought the most won
% changes IN Inc features OF the affections of the
throat and lungs. The virtues of Cod Lyet on are
Snowiedged the world over and all these virtues are
found combined in Blisss Candy, which stands unrival
leu as a remedy for Coughs, &c. Beware of counter
ells Prepared by b. X. BLISS sole proprietor
Held Price % cents package, For sale by
ID SCOTT Jr g. RI
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New ORLEANS, Nov 2.
All the troops to reinforce the American army
on the Rio Grande, left here this morning.
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We me National Washington Monumt nj il nav
'"'''ea up to the height Of 1902 feet.
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Notic9.-By invitation of the Ladies' Health Asso
citation, MrsA. H. Price of Milford, will deliver a lee
ture on the subject of Dress, at Brmley nall, UEs
DAY EVEN NC, Nov 4th, at u o'clock. The citizens
of Worcester are respectfully invited to attend.
Admission cents to defray expenses nov2-d2t
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Notice.-At meeting Of the Grocers of this city,
h Id on Monday evening Oct27th, the following Pream
bic and Resolution adopted:
Wher' as-The prevailing custom of closing business
at O'Clock p ,deprives of many opportunities for
intellectual improvement, and social and domestic
Inymentand whereas, in opinion, the public VIII
suffer Inconvenience by closing at lier hour,
therefore; Resolved, That we the undersigned, will
close from Nov. lst 1851, until April LIST
1852, at qua before o'clock each evening ex
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worcester Water Cure Institution, No
Glen StreetThis Institution is now in readiness for
patients. In It's arrangement the comfort and enioy-
ment OF the invalid have been carefully studied
Terms, &c.-For full board and treatment IRON Sc to
upper Week Treatment withou: board, from So to
per week NO deduction for absence less than one week
ton.
Each patient should furnish one linen and two heavy
cotton sneetsj two wooden Blankets one comfortable
and old linen fof bandages &c.
Ont door practice attended to as usual
once hours from 10 10 IL A. M, and 2to3PM
= ROGERS, M. ID.
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Alden 1hayer.
Voted-That it he signed by The Chairman and Sec
rotary and published. ~
HoHAcE AYREs, Chairman H. # EArov sac,
Worcester, Oct. 20, 1851 o3I-dlwNw9tt
Particular Notice.-The best Daguerrt otypes
made IN THIS City are made at DrVAN ALSTIN,s Two
doors north OF the American Temperance House The
public arc invited to call and examine specimens I
nave got large and splendid copy of the Greek slave
taken while al the fair in this city, which well worth
a visit to my ICONS. oaod9,,,
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AN ACT, relating to Stockholders in Corpor atoms
IhIs act makes private stockholders in all Joint
stock companies, incorporated since 1884, personally
haoe Tor all debts, to operatives, their wives and
minor children, 'swithin six months next preceding
the demand made for any such debt" We wish It
had gone farther, and made them liable for all such
debts, eve might add, for all others y but half a
loaf Is better than bread II an operative allows
his wages to fall in arrears over six months and
ultimately loses by the insolvency Of the corporation,
it is his own fault.