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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-06
FREE DEMOCRATS ATTEND
The REVISION Of the constitution,

Col Schouer, Of the Atlas, who was the leader
oft Wings in the House of Representatives, in
lhe session Of 1852 introduced series of PROPOSE
tions, for the amendment, OF the Constitution; and he
was so eager to present those resolutions, that he
could not wait for the organization of the govern
ment, or even Of the House, until he did So
He proposed that the 'Scnate should consist of
40 members, to be chosen by single Senatorial dis
trcts that the House should consist Of from two
to three hundred members, which should give a re-
presentation of the people, founded on the principle
of equaty;--that provision should be made for the
election by the people, Of all officers who
appointed by the Governor and Council except those
If a judicial character; and finally, to make the
plurality system apply in all elections for State Off
GERS, by the people,"
The Constitution was imperfect and needed amend
ment in the beginning OF this year; and Col Schou.
Ter, in the House, and Myron Lawrence in the Sen.
ate, pointed out its defects, and specified the amend
ments it required, those of Lawrence going much
farther than those Of Schouer, already stated. The
Atlas, of course, went in for amendment; the Spring.
field Republican did the same; and even the Wor-
10000
this city, acquiesced in this course.
Now, however, the Atlas turns round and tries
cript banks up the same tree. The Atlas denounces
the calling of Convention to revise and amerd the
Constitution, because the Constitution is sst,me-hon-
Ored and sacred" and because any alteration of it
would be ruinous. The Atlas said it ought to be
amended, in the beginning of 1852; now, however,
it considers it perfect. Nothing could show more
clearly than this, the reckiessness Of the Whigs.-
They are so Incensed at the overwhelming and g.
nominious defeat which they have sustained in the
country, that they to have forgotten every idea
ofproprety, and to have abandoned every feeling Of
shame. They are like of those fathers we read
about, who ruin themselves and their families, BY
gambling and debauchery, and at last commit suicide,
after killing their children But we hope TIE PEG
pie will take and provide Tor the revision and
amendment of the Constitution, ia spite of the pres
ent most unnatural efforts Of its Wing parents, TO
strang the proposition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-06

Men always take their color, more or less, from
the objects which surround them, and the closer
they are, the deeper is the hue which they reflect
1.-THE national capitol had been far from Virginia. in
any direction, Boston, or even New York. would
Virginia have exerted one hall Of the Influence, with
which she has welded the legislation and the cab.
net at Washington No man in ais senses believes
it, Had it been free, instead Of slave State.
the Free Soil party had been spared the necessity
of existence Our State Legislature is no stranger
to the undue Influence of external power, hemmng
itround, and pressing its legislation, and track
ing its keen sensibilities at every nerve Not on
" can the host Of city members to msn rush IN,
at the exact crisis Of any public local question,
with as much talent as it may choose send there,
but the city itself can, from its accumulated shrewd
ness circumvent the capitol, aad fill every nook and
Granny of the State House, with influences, often
far more powerful than mere official frontier in the
legislature.
Let the people, then, of Massachusetts, look at
the question il is, before they cast their votes, at
the call Of the Boston Wing press against themselves
Let them see to their rights and their interests,
WIN Keen ana steady eye. Let the'h ask' anu
truly answer the question. Why is the Boston press
so sensiue so anri7us and so alarmed, lest the intel
hgent Of Massachusetts, should cast thar tdpen-
dent ballots faDor Of Convention Of Their O'rn DEL
egates, to Constitution Which, an matter q u
tai Importance the people haze ougro'en and Conpe-
ton to adjust the basis Of representation, e as either
important pbhc concerns, to the erigenc'es Of their 0
times and thar great concerns
| SAM.ADAMs.
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PREsENTATIoN.-It will be seen bv the follow
ing from the Cleveland Plain Dealer that our old
friend Col. FULLER, formerly of the Worces ter
House, is duly appreciated by the generous
a very pleasing and creditable episode in the
affairs of the Weddell House, occurred on Thurs.
Gay last a magnificent silver carving knife and
fork, most beautifully chased. and shared in Tho
most approved style, was presented to Col, Ful-
Ter, the gentlemanly and accommodating chief
clerk of the Weddell On one side of the blade
the following inscription is engraved:
Presented to ]. FRANCIS FULLER. by the
ooarders of the Weddell House, as a testimonial
OF their esteem for his gentlemanly department,
ana unyielding efforts in pleasing his Guests"
such evidence Of respect and good feeling can
not be but gratifying to Mr. f., as well % 10 tha
Messrs Butts, and we are pleased to learn that
as heretofore. "p"'0'tJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-06

FIRE IN BARRE. About o'clock Wednesday
night, Mr.. Dexter Dennis Bleachery, connected
with the hat pressing shop, just below Head vii
lage, was discovered to be on fire. The roof was
There were hats in the Bleachery at the time to
the amount of $4,000 or more, belonging to
different individuals, some of whom lost, Others
lost nothing.
Jenkins, Gorham & Co.,--loss estimated at
$4,000, fully insured at the Springfield Fire and
Marine Insurance Office.
Gorham & Knight: loss slight and fully in
sured Mr. Dennis loss we have heard estimated
at about $500, no insuranee.---Boyve Patriot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-06
Voters Of MISREPRESENTATION Quit

Though the national Wing party is dead, and bu.
rled out of sigh:, there is faction at home, claim
ing the name OF Wings, whom the people must bury
IN the same grave with itsIgnominious parent. The
combined whig press of Boston i, at this moment,
making desperate struggle to control the rights Of
the people, without respect of party and to withhold
from the free citizens Of Massachusetts, their Just
power in the election Of representatives. and the adj
mnistfatioH of the government of the State. The
Atlas, the Advertiser, and the Journal are brading
three fold cord to bind the limbs Of Freedom, and
drag it, crippled and helpless victim, for show
10 their metropolis! N.E
What we have said, though to the inconsiderate
1t may seem extravagant, is no exaggeration-none
at all. Why those leading Wing presses-al-
ways the representatives Of arstocratic domination
$50 anxious to prevent revision Of the Constitu.
ton, by delegates from the people throughout the
State, SO determined to effect all changes in
The Constitution, only as unequal representation
in the Legislature shall dictate? This is question
which the people should look at, and settle, with
their eyes wide open
And, pray tell, what else can be the reason for
such conservatism oil accumulated power, and such
hindrance OF the exercise of popular rights? Those
Journals would humbug such as will lend an ear 10
their rgmaroe, with the outcry of--danger to the
Constitution danger 70 the Judiciaryi rolf tuoyl-
They will give any and every reason but the true
one, and thatthey will give you never hint of-no,
neReri They want you to take such amendments Of
the Constitution, and only SUCH as the exorbitant
legislative power and influence of Boston may die.
tate, for The sole reason that in this way, they hope
tofperpetuate gross and dangerous inequality
They know that change is demanded, and will be
had BY the people; and they hope to limit and re-
strict the change, in such a manner as to get and
keep all they can for themselves, and to yield the
least possible TO others. This business is far better
understood in Boston, than in the State at large
They see and feel how the business Of legislation is
done, for they do much than their part, from
gear to year. In this matter, they make no mistake.
and there il is, that their anxiety is so deep, and
their effort SO strenuous TO keep accustomed power
10 their own hands. bHf
But, independently Of an unequal representation,
preudcia to the rights and interests Of the peo-
pie at large. the conservative Wing presses at Bos-
ton well understand the power OF real concentration
and accumulated wealth--a power always dangerous
90 existing popular rights. Il sGtg
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For the Spy.
The Dark Side and the Bright.

BYDR. DANIEL MANN.
ESTABLISHED is the oppressors' claim,
On every side made doubly strong
BY mobs, aud laws which mobs might frame,
10 cancel right, and sanction wrong.
On slaughtered freedoms crimson plains,
In barter'd freedoms Congress halls,
Soldiers and statesmen forge the chains,
And build Expressions prison walls.
From Southern fields of sunny glow,
Lords Of the lash in triumph come;
Pouting Freedoms hills Of snow,
They track the flying victim home.
They bring the chain, they guard the door,
They bind the gag, the lash they ply;
We hear the smother'd shriek--no more
Oh, God!-we hear no rescuing cry.
Oh, God! Thy HIGHER LAW is spurn'd,
And freedoms voice deserts her walls;
And demon doctrines men have lean'd
From priestly lips and ermin'd halls.
Yet, bark! one still, small voice, alone
Yet, look one cloud, like human hand
That voice swes with The thunder's tone
That cloud o'erspreads the astonsh'd land.
Minions Of base and tyrant power
We'll may your servIle legons quail!
Ye know the coming Mann and hour"
Ye fear the coming storm OF Hale.
Hear Wilson's brazen cannon roar!*
Hear Pallrey tell what priests should teach!
Hear Phillips shout from Essex shore
And Rodney roar from Bedford beach!
By freemlen borne, Tree banners wave;
Free Soil, Free Men, Free Speech, shall be
The watchwords Of the true and brave,
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cambYidge CattIe Drarket-Nov. >

At market 1887 Catte-about 1900 Beeves, and 5s7
Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, lows and Calves
Yearlings, and Two aud Three ears Old.
PrcesMarket Beet-Extra, So 50 per cwt; first quail
ity So second quality, S. 81 third quality, 81
All ordinary, So 81.
lIides-S5 per cwt. Taow-S6 9.
Pells-62a 75c. Calf Skins-lGc. per h.
Veal Calves-None.
Barreling Cdttle-$4 Al per cwt
St0res-W Working oxen-$69, "A. ST l01.
Cows and Calves-$l6, 10, rs IA 81.
YearIings-S4, AZ IA 6.
Two years old-$7, 8 a IL
Three years od--Sl6 81 AL.
Sheep and Lambs--9992 at market. Prices Extra
49, 4a6 By lot, $l4, u, u, Il ~.
Swine-23l4 at mark 1T. All fat, hard Hogs Whole.
sae-6, 81 a SIC. per L.. .u{.-a.
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Dr. j. Cla,vson Kellev.

vi New York, Analytical Physician, will deliver finn
Iree Medical Lectures, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Evenings, the 4ih and 5th of November, at WARREN
HALL, Worcester.
Ladies and gentlemen invited to attend. Lecture
to commence at II o'clock.
Notice. Dr. Kelley will remain at his office corner
OF Mechahlc and Church sts., during Friday and Satur
uay tne oth and 9th OF November, and will be happy to
consult with patients all diseases rf' "
ADVICE given freely, without charge nov2 d5t-wlt
Gemuine Family Medicines, and Physieian,s
prescriptions, carefully prepared from materials Of he
pv1est char cter. " '"0
lhat me purest and most reli ble drugs should he
USED N The PREPARATION of family medicines and pre
sSrptlohs, Is proposition too clear be Questioned
Inc subscriber, fully recognizing This important fact as
sures the public, that medicines Obtained of him NAV
DC depended upon as unsurpassed in point of quality.
l.. I. LAZELL, Apothecary.
mhyo daWtf POI Main st,net
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-06

The Free Democracy will meet in council, to-
night, at O'Clock, at the City Hall, TO hear ad-
dresses from some of the most eloquent champions
of the cause Of. liberty, and to transact important
business relative to the election on Monday. There
will be Band of Music in attendance.
Rally, then, Free Democrats, rally for the protect
ton OF liberty, and for the assertion Of the rights
of Industry.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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e Greatest Discovery of the Age

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Police Court.

FRIDAY, Nov. 9th, 1852.
Before Justice Green.-Richard O'Brien was found
guilty Of assautDg his wife, and was fined $S3 and
He was sentenced TO three months hard labor
in the House of Correction for an assault upon officer
Kane.
O'Brien, who resides the Red Mills, got
drunk, On Thursday, and violently assaulted his
wife, whetting knife and threatening to murder
her. When the officer apprehended him, he kicked
him, and made a most desperate resistance. Mr.
Kane finally secured hiu, however, and he was sent
over.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-06
Brighton Market, THURSDAY, Nov. 4.

Atmarket 25Ot Beef Cattle $50 Stores IL pairs Work
ing Oxen, l06 Cows and Calves 900 Sheep and Lambs
and $50 Swine.
prices-Beef Cattle Extra, $6s LIST quality, Sc
I'd quality, S. a 81; third quality, 81 Al ordinary,
$3l.
stoIes-Yearlings 81, a 5; two years old, 81, a
ii three years old, $I6, 81, "a a 30.
Working 0xen-Sales $685. 10, 50 a IS.
Cows and Calves-Sales o, %, &c, 70, 81, "a 38.
sheep and Lambs-saes Sill II Il extra, SO, 81 a
swine-6l Tic retail, SIC. Fat Hogs, &c. ~
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School Teochers wouted

foCNG MEN that have been engaged in School
Teaching will lind good employ ment by calling on the
subscribers, who wish 10 procure their services as
Travelling Agents for their publications. If success
they VIII nhd me business gnre as agreeable, AMI niue
more profitable than School Teaching besides affording
an opportunity Of visiting the different parts of the coun
try.
The subscribers have now in their employ about 6ty
Agents that have formerly followed school Teaching
VINO are very successful as Book Agents and who have
expresss themselves i'll their communications as
delighted with the business.
@ For further information, apply at the subscribers,
Office, FLAGes BUILDING, No. q, UP STAIRS, Main
street, or address, (post pad0 E. M. & H BILL
Worcester, Sept. 7, 1852 dWasawtf
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riagss, xRaSsSSf:. aovs: Published by John D

T1Sgg, GRd6SeTf: -ianf Rnvs Published by John D,
This is series of very graphic and very beautiful
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the hearts and elevate the minds his youthful readers;
and we think this little book is admirably sdapted for
such purposes. Some Of The incidents he describes are
very ton hing and affecting This handsome little book
l. for sale at A. Howland's 1t will make an amira-
BILE Thanksgiving and Christmas gift for good little Boys
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wud Smell as
Sweet''

Even admttin That IT bee Karno-are Ye goin
tn Draw your Daggel s. let slide the Dogs Of War
in such Kause as That? Shame on ye-shame on
Ye!
II the kuntry is Short on For manure Hereby
invite We tn kun With your KabineIt-your Seek.
retares-& awl your bureaus-& visit my Humsted
in walpole, s. Perambuate The KDw Yard thereon.
Ii Furstur 20 Head OF Horned katteD
il amt AT Hum wen Ye kal arsk the old woman
tn Eskort ye raund The premises. She is always
Horsespltabel & kurius tn strangers OF disnckshun
but between & ye Sne is parect tartar at the
Domestic Fireside-the obstinalist s. most parverse
peace OF Gearin ever seed Hitched on 10 a Farm.
but No more to day. Arnsur by return Of Male,
and pay postage Thereon.
rite soon JOB SASS"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-06

Winter Clothing e. e do not know Clothing
store in the city, where extensive excellent
assortment OF general wearing apparel Is kept than that
OF A. p. WARE, No Merchants Row. A P. Ware
has received large cunsignnents of the fashionable
and beautiful Clothing for Wnler which he can sell at
the most reasonable charges. We advise our fellow
citizeis :, both i'll town and country, to cali at
nov2 dtf A. p, WARES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-06

THOMPSON 81 CO., Express forwarders, having
made for drawing Checks directly On the
Belfast Banking Company, Belfast Ireland or any OF
it's branches are ready draw Cheeks the above
Company, from t to ei0, 600.
The advantage of sonding 10 friends abroad u Bank
Check, instead of Drafts individuals, must be clearly
Obvious
Bills OF Exchange, Checks, and Passage Certificates,
Tor passages from Liverpool New York, or Boston,
furnished at his office ). v. r. lllCKCOX, Agent,
jeS def Waldo Block Main street. w orcesteK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-06

% The Wings mean ''to redeem the State
next Monday. They have been preparing to do it
for the last three years, and with the following
cheering results. The popular majority against the
Wings in 1850, was 5000; in 1851, it was 5000;
and in l852,si is only $4,000. If the Wings call
this redeeming the State we have no particular OBJ
lection TO their redeeming it all the time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-06

BALL LEADS THE COLUMN -Ba's rcstaurator, fIar
rigtoD Conner is unanimo sly voted highest hon
ors in the culinary art Every body declares be the
most pleasant place IN 'he city TO read the papers and
spend an hour IN friendly chd and every body declares
also, that the dining saloon the delightful resort
that any hungry man blessed with Give Ball
cal-he is ready for all who will do themselves the
pleasures and him the favor of visiting his saloon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-06

STRUCK By LIGHTSISG.-A large barn in West
brookheid, belonging to PIny Cutler, Esq, of Bos.
ton, was struck by lightning, Tuesday morning. ID
INST, and entirely consumed with its contents.
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Several Men to engage in good business, Agents.
Gentlemen of goon address, twenty five years of age and
upwards, who have had considerable experience Dus
aud good saesn preferred. Such men, Ofen
eTprsing habits, can hear of something to their advan
tage, by calling on D. MOWRY, AT the Office, No. 6
Harrington Corner, 279 Nam Street, Worcester Mass,
from TO 10 O'clock, A. Nj TO 3, and O'clock, P
VI. iyl9 dtl
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The Great Discovery Of the Age!
MORTIMORE'S
Il rheumatic Compound
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.

FDHYSlClANS HAVE GIVEN 1T UP-ltisa well
a known tact that our most eminent physicians have
aIng since given up the hope of treating with Success
all cases OF Confirmed or CHRONIC RHEUM ATJSM
Nuinberless victims of this relentless and hitherto in
durable disease have for years suffered in hopeless mis-
cry But bring to the invalid glad tidfnos Of
great Joy IN the discovery of that alrt ady celebrated
remedy, ' "'e"
M0RTIMoRE's RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.
and BLOOD PURIFIER, which is a vegetable sprit-
an internal remedy, prepa for this one disease alone
and this II will cure in every case of either
Tory Sac1te} or chronic FORM Thousands have already
Iound reei from suffering and again in the enioy
eh OF perfect health, after having been given up and
pronounced by their physicians CRlPPLES FOR
LIFE This has been effected by the use al 60 u, bot
lies OF hlssinple Con pound Testimonials of the hioh-
est character daily being received from all sec ms
OF me Unon coroboratng these facts and giving the
m ST undoubted evidence OF the vrine of This great
remedy. " MORTlMORE may be consulted at The
central Office Of the pfoprielors, No Barclay street
castor house,) New York, where the medicine NAV he
procured Sold also by Agents in most of the lnrger
cities in the United States.
W. v. ALEXANDER & co !, Sole Proprietors.
g. s. & A }. HOWE, Sole Agents for W drcesler
Inc following Is from the pen of the Editor or the
German New Yorker Aleemeine Zeitung, Sent 9, lss9
Rheumatism Cured MORTIMoRp,s
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND and BL GOD PI1RiFiER
nis gieHt remedy seems to prove specific for this
dreadful disease in all its orms and is bringing relief IN
vast numbers who have long suffered We have bad
personal knowledge of the virtue and efficacy oi This
lneulclle ior some time and with pleasure refer to
most obstinate case of Chronic Rheumatism of long
standing, which it cured This case was The wife of
wealthy merchant, who was for many years a crpple
70 expense was spared in visiting the most celebrated
springs ana procuring the treatment of eminent ply
siclans. This was continued for years but she only
grew worse and see med victim to its whitening prasn
All other remedies aud efforts failed We were lnstrIl-
e.i ~ inducing her to Try this remedy, and to our
surprise and her great relief, it her Completely
ZONE weeks ago, we called and purchased bottle, ut
me depot, NO Barclay street, and sent to a gentleman
irlend OF ours in this city, who seemed martyr to The
disease This one bottle cu,ed him There nre num-
oers OF DINER cases Which have under our notice.
cured by This remedy We glad see the success
attending the introduction OF this medicine Its timely
use WIN save thousands from pain and suffering, and
STORE them 10 sound aud perfect health We believe
inns Is the only remedy known, which is put forth for
thls one disease alone, and satisfied il will do
what is claimed for cure Rheumatism in all its
oct2o deolIyis
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JAMES IL, PIERCE,

General Collector, 2l2 Main Street,
Worcester, Mass. will attend 10 the collecting of
Notes. and Accounts Of every description with prompt
and fidelity.
REFERENcEs.-Bcni. F. Haywood, NJ. ID. Hon. En-
DRY Washburn Goddard, Rice Co.; b. /. llardon
d Co. Earle d Drew, OF Worcester. NJ. d. Phillips.
ESQ., of the firm Of Phillips Sampson Co, Boston,
Worcester, June 26. 1852. diff