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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13
Uncle Toms Cabin /!

80, 900 Copies Sold In 5 Weelks!!
A MOTHER lot of the paper covers just received TO
n be sold AT RETAIL which is the last hat will be put
up in the cheap style. Those wishing this style should
call early.
Dealers Supplied
at publishers prices md all orders promptly answered
by Il. X. FlSKE, Wholesale and Retail Agent,
Tor Worcester County.
Spy Office, Worcester, May ID, 1852 div
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Found

A PURSE an Sum of NJ oney which the owner can
N have by calling upon DR.. o. f. HARRIS, 1873 Main
street. div mayl3
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NEwruKT AND SARArnc

oah Sassengefs leaving Newport in the morning NAV
reach aratosa the same evening ""'
eacb ssehgers leaving Saratoga in the morning NAV
reach Newport the same evenil o. '''s "'''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13
- Mems, Boys, and Youths,
AS o o & s and u hoe

a. ss GoNGREs s Boots, colored tsaitets, d, Or.
~ sey s, oxford Ties, KOssuths Nnllifere and
VI every variety of Enamelled. Patent ana
svr, Goat, Calf and Kip Boots and shoes fo2,
,are an nave been received at DREssERs mannnc-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13
Steel Pens ! stenl pona !

- a. lioWl LAND, Harrington Block Main stree,
sTapI as est received 600 gross ofnrw and mnrn,e5
BODY else ~ rs winch e can sell cheaper than any
tora or ao9 "ese aclnde the Abata, Commercial Vic
pressly for o''Eail manufactured ex-
mays 5. A ROWLAND
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13
Select School.

MISS JULIETTA A. MILES will open School for
WI Young Misses aud Lads, the Brick school
House on Main street, on THURSDAY May 18th. Iu-
struc ion will be gwen in the English branches and
French, Painting and Drawing Pupils received at any
time during the term mayl3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13
This is the most direct ronio

MS Is IHt InOsI direct route
rom Newport and Providence to springGelJ Alb,nu
NORTHAMPTON, G eonfeld Ftcht ure Keene
bellows fal S, Rutland Burlington Nnshna Si mobene'
Johnsbury ISAAC ~ nII,rfi ~ peier ana 81.
providence, April Gath, 1852 mayl3 dapwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13

Premium Miniatures.---ADAMSh has returned
to his Rooms in Briney Row, opposite the American
House. Cali and see his specimens
The Mechanics Fair ST l847 awarded to WALKER g.
ADAMS the highest premium, Silver Medal. The Fair
of I849 awarded to Adams Silver Medal and at the late
fair of 1851, ADAMS d co. were the ONLY Dagueueo-
typsts thai received The first premium of a Silver
Medal app diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13

". II. Palmer, the American newspaper agent,
is an authorized Agent for this paper III the cties OF
Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, and is duly en-
poved to take advertisements and subscriptions AT ths
ra les as required by His receipts will he regarded
as payments His offices are Boston, Scollays Build
ines Cour street; New York. Tribune Buildings Phll-
adelpha, N. w. corner Third and Chestnut streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13
and Worcester RaiIroad.

Tsgs ara EE5ss5l E5
- 80 ~.
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Leave Providence at us, and !130 a. M and f. Is D. N
Leave Worcester at 645 and II a III. and 80 p. m.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13
Ronntv Lands and Pensions!

Procured, and Land Warrants located and purchased
Information GRATIS. Soldiers OF the war OF 1872 ana
TO all others, by W. o bahlON'
COUNSELLOR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
ans dawis3m 5 Harrington Corner, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13

49, NEW UtLLEANS.
e.. nese steamers have unsurpassed accommodations
tad ana are better ventilated than any in the
i,otb TO- ,i e taoes are supplied with every comfort
on ,4r Tue Cabin and steerage passengers An
RaroaS u attached 10 each ship The Panama
f Is now IN OPERATION running daily TO within
&c miles OF Gorgona Passengers will be la,ded
lTy Dep9t at Aspnwall free of expense '''
go, hAIEs OF FARE list Cabin, $3.50; ID Cabin
table, steerage $780, found with he'd Sc Il. .e same
arate ,aolr wen provided remittance of hair ,be
passage money will secure ticket until within 10 da ae
For Freight, or Passage apply to
apis dlaw6w 7C ~ agents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13

The IT'S A. NJ. train from Providence, connects at
Worcester with the Express Trains from Boston for
New York, and Albany, which leave Worcester at %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13

ms. NJ. PETTENGILL q CO, News paper AID
vertsing gents No 10 State street, Boston Agents
for the Daily and Weekly spy, and authorized to
receive Advertisements and subscriptions at the same
rates as are required at this office. mays daw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13

THE WORLD WE LIVE IN.-By Robert Turn
bull, Author of ;.The Genius of Scoiland,' &c.
Published by II. E. Robbins, Hartford and New
York.
This work isl compendious survey of the scenery,
resources, and characteristics of all the nations Of
the world; and will prove an excellent companion to
travellers, or TO those persons who love to explore
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13
WANT = n

"A BOY about II ears of age in ~ -
be preferred, u some experience would
mayl2 dtfis No a,c,, NJ D. GREEN uiu
--- ul2 mo. ZIG NJ ain street w.,
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Draper & CIarL
. atches, Watches

I II AVE recelyed and offer for . lie a l
/ IL new and choice GRASS SEED u hh;tge stock Of
| sell at the lowest Cash pIces "',icn nt they will
| r aP2l diff
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DIR. IL. w. ia X o N, PuLMoNIsT, Corner OF
Main and Myrtle Streets opposite ons Nursery
Where his services can be promptly obtained at any
hour by day night, when not prevented by previous
Professional Duties.
Auscultatlon and Advice Free dtf-dec25
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, l852.-on and after
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casing When Su Spe a Assortment every style of
u. GODDARD d. CO., No. 20S Main s1ree,
npl9 '' '''roester House.
dawtf
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PASSENGER TRAINS leave as follows
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Mathematical Inst,.,,,,,o,.4.

HrNNo " SON have this dav racei,,od a.
finish OF Mathematical Instruments Of s,ner as
Cipar Ao large assortment of Porte MouleI and
mario ''' WIN me paintings of Kossuth. "''''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13

Segnrs of exquisite flavor always to be
found in quantities suit at the Drug Store of
l.. I. LAZELL,
13-dtf 2Gl Main St.
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~ ! ] armers, Take Notice

X iaa, aEnS, wishing help can obtain -
Age@cv sr names free of charge az aelp by
mayis ana Intelligence Office "a Front nA s,raa,
l.r
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Wanted Immediately

y GOOD Rrcly N..,,-l7- SNA"UCAJ'
y Brick. To GOOD 1ddu s, who are used to Burning
be paid for the season men the highest wages will
day cana al Gs can find good places almost onv
Office, "a Front street cornsr Agency and Intelligence
mayl2 iier "i the Railroad.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13
Cottage House fon G.

c,TTUATe GoItage House for Sale.
Wellington s'ytals Court between Chandler
and rents for S lao Ann, u contains eight Rooms
mayl2 dsw rP' " ~ 7. MILES,
23 Main street
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Elm Bark.

CONSIDERATION Of the New Cemetery at
,r,up 49, = South Worcester.
80 inv new cemetery near new Worcester, recently
- sgeceu oy The City Government, VIII be conse
S'a.eu TO mat purpose next SATURDAY afternoon at
. oeiock. The Rev. Dr. smalley will deliver an adj
@ rmn one Oh inc beautiful eminences which adorn
lpaIe in the services w S''y WIN Pdr'lc-
Inc City Council and all the citizens ne invited 70 b
present VIM DICKJNSOW i' i"'4'eu 10 De
mayl3 no.
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With the Accommodation Train for Springfield and
Albany and all ntermedate stations, which leaves Wor
q u
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Monday, May "a,
NEW ORLEANS

al O'Clock, from her pier, No. 8 North pivo. =.
oonnect al Panama, Mih the faNorile steunsli "
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NOtice.-The propretors of this paper viii not be
responsible for any goods delivered others than them
selves or their own families, without a written order
from them for the same. EARLE d DREW.
Worcester, Angus T. 1851. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13
Greatly Reduced Rates.
EMPIRE CITY LINE.
Through Tickets for San Francisco,
Via Aspinvall, Navy Bay,

(NEAR CHAGRES.)
!Esh THE new and splendid dopble
IN FxsE-b4N engine Steamship Sierra Neva-
lMlAktSbHSA "a; 1900 tons burthen, j. d. VIII
SON, Esq, Commander, viii leave
rect. on Tor AsPfNWALl., Navy Bay, d.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-26
CELEBRATION AT ROCK ISLAND.

CELEBRATION AT ROCK ISLAND.
We notice 10 the Gslena and Chicago
papers proposition 10 hold Convention
ofthe Wings Of the Yves, on Rock Island
the 2lst prox., being tho twentieth ami
versary Of The celebrated Treaty with The
lndisns held ., tina, place BY Gen. Scott
In another column We publish the remark,
Of the above named papers, suggesting snd
endorsing the proprie:y Of such Consen
ton. We can speak for the Wings Of Cen
trail Iowa. The spiri, Of 40 animate:
them, and they bu, avail, some such sparl
as this TO set them oil aglow. They vii
not be waiting, bu, will march up 10 tbs
scene OF action, as tothe polls in Noyem
her, in solid phAlanx. The hum Of prepar
alton is already beginning 10 be hoard and
soon the enoise and confusion" will be SO
great a. to eiiectuaiiy drown the ''stiil,
email voice" Of Lccofoeoism.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-26

THERE are tteo hundred hands in he manufac.
tory OF Mitchell & Rsmmelsberg, Cincinnati,
who 70 for Pierce and King. Poor place for
soup and Graham bread. Pain DeaLr.
Ia reply 10 the above Mitchell l. Ram.
melsberg have issued card in which they
make The following statement:
We have taken the trouble 10 enquire
Of every man in tho establishment, bis pol.
tics. a thing which we never before have
done, rs We consider every man has
RICH, 10 his own opinion in regard TO bis
politics and religion. We fiad lhat less
than one third Of our hands are voters, The
other ,wo.,hirds are either unna,ualized or
foreigners, men less than year from other
States, o. minors. So tha, Tho actual
votes will stand 81 for Scott. Is Democrats,
l Free Sellers, and 7 undecided ar neutral,
h which add ourselves, We find lhs, in.
stead Of being all democrats. that the wings
are tro TO one.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-26
Died,

On Friday last, Goth inst, a, l,isresidencc near
his city, of Inflammation Of the Bowl after a
painfui,i Illness of three months, which he bore
with Christian for,i,ude, MI. ENOs GLAs'
PELl, in the 35,h year Of his age.
Near Leclaire, Iowa, August 9th, 80, after
an illness OF iitile more than DAYS, Mr. M
ather OF A. H DAVENPORT, Of the firm Of paV'
EXPORT Rogers
Mr.. ID. took from Government, an lnd'an
agency, and in the autumn of,32, removed from
'hawnee'own, Ill, 10 Rock Island. Being
'aan OF quiet bui firm character OF mind he SUI
erred but little from the Savaees, and, though
deprived OF the privilege Of society, in ne oe-
,om OF his little family he enjoyed that hear,
iet satisfaction, which is not 10 be experienced
IN the busy, busting haun,s Of men whose care
supreme self. Mr.. Davenport had nina pc.
'ulisrly adopted for the appreciation OF home
md fiicnds, and, as the laws OF action nnd re-
tetion are equal, so was his affection reeiproca'
Sd. Twelve Years since he made pnblic Pr
ossion Of faith by uniting himself 10 the Ae'n /,
odist Episcopal church, al which be reman.o
an acceptable member, until received mt 'h'
church triumphant, - Ba%nsr
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-26

"I will tell you an anecdo,c Of Pierce, which
is oppropos TO the sensiess charge Of beng AZ
aris,ocrnt. A few days ago he was in compan,
with two gentlemen from the south, and one o
his fellow citizens, who was an honest fellow
but in very plain dress. aud even out at the el'
bows, met him; upon which Gen. Pierce stooi
hands with him in the most friendly manner
Just a. i. hsua, equal IN station 10 himself Thi.
Is exactly his position N. T. paper.
That mclts the stick Of candy, and uses
up The balance Of the twenty five cent
Sunday School contribution! Gen. Pierce
has shaken hands with common dresset
man who wasn't his equal! Gen. Pierce
can go to head. Ills ppenny.bi, adso.
Gates have made him nvninerabie.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-26
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

Dr.. S. p. TOWNSEND, Of Sarsaparilla no,
toriety and a prominen, Free Soiler, has
come out and announced himself an '.lnde
pendent Democratic Scot, Wing"
Hon. Z. ]. CULVER, Of Washington C !,
Pa, one Of the mos, efficient stumpers f.,
Van Buren, in AS, is now speaking 70,
Scot, and Graham.
Jso. A. BRows, ESQ, formerly Loco
toco and a talented speaker Of Tennessee,
mas enrolled himself ia The Wing party.
tx Governor LrcAs Of Iowa, formerl,
Legislator in the State of Ohio. and 10 tho
Congress Of the L. States aud for some
wears Governor Of lows, has come out fo
Gen. Scott.
Senator DAWSON Of Georgia, has taken
The stump 10 favor Of Gen. Scott.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-26

Thanks be TO the good sense and grow.
ing intelligence Of The people, The Wing,
nave, al The recent election, given The 10.
colocos "a lick back" that, we trust, will
SC, them TO thinking aud acting with somc
little show OF good sense. Should such
no, DO The case, the people will once moro
take The matter il band aud teach Them
a lesson that will do them the reminder
o. their lives. One more victory like tho
QUO which some Of their p,rty papers claim
they have recent. gained, viii complete.
~ annlhilate Lecoioc"ism from tbs Stale,
with every sesiiee of ms concnmiaan's-
"shinp!assers." tho individual liability dog
ma, opp ,silinn 10 special X ,'lroad Charters,
etc ford Repub
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-26
rr1rppAT.oN AT ROCK ISLAND.

ro.,,oman from Iowa suggests 70 the
who's Of Northern Illinois, Iowa and was
consIo, the proprie,y Of celebrating Inc On ~.
adversary Of the Treaty made oy zen ,,
Scot, with the Indians at Rock isIan'' n nS'o
on the 2lst Of September, 1857. ne
same has been before mentioned. We re
ar 10 i, now, ,ha, our wing friends ma!
CONSUL, and conclude upon its Prop1'e'.'
In Davies would be represented there
Galcna Gazette.
The nsuQccs,ion" has been taken up D,
liza who's of Northern Illinois, and they
would be happy 70 meet their Iowa if'eno'
!, Rock Island, Sept. 2ls,, and give them
a hearty welcome 10 the Eastern shore o.
",hc father of waters" in the good oco''
cause. The day numsd for the meeting
though early, appears to US peculiarly pp'
propria,c, tho anniversary Of the Treat.
made by Gen. Scott with the Sacs ana
Foxes, after the Sac war, by which The 10
dian title to The lands in Iowa was exin.
puished, aud peace restored TO our North
western border, where tho tomaha~k and
the scalping kn,to had been brand'shlng ~
blood. hitherto unchecked among the plo'
neer settlements, until Winfield Scott IN
,erposed as shield, with the forces under
his comm.nd, for the protection Of the more
adventurous border settlers. This treaty
was concluded by Gen. Scott, with the In,
dams, Sept. 2lst, 1882, at old Fort Arm
strong, Rock Island, on Illinois ground
aud there on lis annivcrsary. 10 q proper
time aud fitting place fer the "Snckcr
wings TO meet their Iowa friends, aud
with them Join in mutual celebration.
Then, wings Of Illinois! lie, us rally ri
Rock Island on the 2lssJ September, and
meet our friends from the farther west
and there consult together.
lie, the Scott bugle sound from every
whis press in both the States. side by side
like sisters as they are, having the same
interests aud the same sympathies, and
lie, the united voice go out upon the air 4
he waited 10 the world that i've know our
rights, 'and knowing dare maintain them.
We have semi official authority tor say
ing that Gov. DEBB and other distinguish
ed speakers from this State and Iowa vii
be 10 attendance to address the assembly
Illinois will do her par, Of the talking
What says Iowa? lie, The papers all speak
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-26

"VoicEs OF THE Nleu gm-rh cater
wauling OF cats is the most uaiYers4i night
music, hn, with US The shades OF night have
been made vocal by the music OF Ten thou
sand performers, each occupying his little
rostrJm ia the vicinity Of s3na poni, IN.
ill the dry weather Of late has certified the
wafer and disbanded the singers. Last
Monday night, by way of variety, an owl
seated himself upon one Of the trees above
the city and all night long-so Ear as We
know to the conirary-hooted his piaip.
tire notes. Tue same night those delicate
little Ministries, who with their music al
ways present their bills, m.de their uawcl,
come advent.
II is worthy Of remark, and Of lhe nyes
tiga!ion Of The Natural Historian, that boil
those torments Of maaaiaj, flies aud N -
quitoes, were from Two to three months la,
ter 10 making their appearance With US
this year than usual, aud that they came
earlier and are more abundant ia countrt.
than in town, and that some portions u
the country are infested with mosquitoes
this year that were never before troubled
with them.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-26
& ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD

Gangs Of hands arc busy lay ing down
The ties and Iron. at both ends Of the sec.
lion Of The Rock Island Railroad, between
this city and Joliet. With continuance
ot' ordinary fair weather, the entire section
viii be completed and trains RAINING be.
tween this city and joliet, by tho mid
die Of next monlh-say thirty five day.
hence.
The division beyond Joliet is being gra
led and bridged rapidly, aud the iron aud
tics will be put down some distance before
winter sets in
Mr.. Farnbam, who has The superiutead
ence and control Of the whole enterprise
| is MIA of uncommon energy. aud the
! fact that no directs the construction OF the
Road, il guaranty that i, will not lag. =
Eiriy mex, year We may expect 10 visit
LsS,lIe aud Peru on the first train. Cal
cago Trib.
The CAMDEN BRipeEs The con,rac,
TOR building these Bridges was let last FIR,
lay 10 Mr.. Warner, the Railroad contractor
'ur The sum Of FIVE ihousand five hundred
dlllars. This is exclusive Of abu,mcn,
and embsnhmcn,s; tn, Mr.. Warner en-
,sees to erect additional hents at the end.
oi The bridges. aud plank these bents up II
he level 1t the bridge far. Agains, this
hanking the Company will have TO throw
10 earihen cmbsnkmon,s 70 serve as abut-
mcnts, al the expense, probably, OF some
5000; aud bv this means the necessity oi
erecting costly stone abutmenis will be
1bvia,ed This plan was suggested aud re.
commended by Mr.. Warner, whose ch,rac
or az an experienced practical man is, We
presume. sufficient guarantee fnr is
proving cfec,ual,--R. Island Adr. 18th
inst.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-26
A HARD CAsE.--We fear that the ale

A HARD CAsE--We fear that the alec
lion OF John P. Cook will yet prove fatal
to some Of our Loco!oco co,emporaries. !,
sticks in their throat like an apple. core -
In every number Of their papers some ne.
and startling conclusion is developed in
relation to it. Friend l., Cossilt Of the
Muscstine Enquirer, stakes on" dreadful
'y; while neighbor Corbin and Billy DE-
Meri, have got to loggerheads about it,
Really it is distressing case. Gentle
men keep your shirts on, take il coolly, nc
use ''crying for split milk"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-26

Rev. E 6. WOOD, in the opening pray
or Of services at Fairfield, Ind, after pray
ing for the General Government ind fol
the Governor Of the State, is said thus I,
have prayed for the Legislature, which i,
largely Locofoco:
"And the Lord have mercy upon oul
Legislators. Spare their lives until the,
may return to their homes, and then pm
j, into the hearts Of the people to keel
them there, and return men Of temporal,
habits and sentiments who will do some
good"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-26

Rock ISLAND POSTMASTER "A subscri-
her in Rock Island writes US - follows: =
Il have received no Gazette this weel,
,nd am disappointed. Was it regularl,
mailed! Ifso can you tell where tho fault
HEST Is il with our Postmaster?"
The Gazette was regularly mailed--ih.
(aul, is with your Postmaster. Why h.
has neglected to deliver the papers on
this and upon other occasions we would b.
pleased to know.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-26
CONSISTENCY.

Ncighbor Corbin squirnss % much We
cann,t get him to meet question. u ne
thinks the reader 40 obtuse with regard &c
tho Gaze,to's meaning a. be processes TO De-
we rather presume he is reckoning with
out his host.
Ia his last he says, "That Mr.. Coox
owes his election TO the railroad question
no one doubts" Very candid confession
after reiterated assertion that the election
did 40, turn upon the Railroad question
but was, complete parry triumph. but
he continues, ",hat tho vote Of Scott coun
" does not show a decided Democratic
majority we have yet to learn" "h"
was 80 insane a. to say il did no,s We
said that the election "neithcr for Congress
man nor State officers was a test Of the
strength Of either party" II friend Cor
bin ailirms let him bring proof and not
Try to escape the question BY his old trick
Of evasion.