Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-07

'NoNE so Poor TO DO HIM REvERENCE"-
The Paris correspondent Of the Commercial Adver.
Iiser writes:
sit is worth remarking that not a single paper in
Paris has given one word of biography OF obituary
TO General 1aynau, although his death has been
known here for five days. l imagine that lew or
none were satisfied with his explanations last sum.
mer, and it is really significant see the whole Pa
Ts press thus unanimous in refusing him even the
briefest mention at his DEATH
In this country the death of the tvrant has excited
some comment We copy three obituary notices of
HIM. The London correspondent OF the New York
Sunday Times says:
"Marshal Haynau is dead. saw him in 1850
when he was received in manner more marked
than gratifying by the brewers draymen in Bankside
He stood in the centre of Hungerford BRIDGE look.
ing up the river towards Westminster. He had
very remarkable appearance. Low in statue, but
well made, be had a military air; but his mus.
taches the wonder. They were white, and
must have been al least twelve inches long know
that one Of them, as he hastily turned round, got
over his shoulder, and hung down it for four
inches, at least. Looks deceptive. Haynau
had very mild aspect aud pleasant smile''
The editor saysi
The Austrian Jeffries is dead. After playing the
military Judge and provost marshal very faithfully
for his despot master, he fell into disgrace al court
and died at The age Of seventy Of chagI AMI disap
pointment-une of
"lhe broken tools that iyrants cast away
The Lantern thus moralizes over "Tbe Death of
the Bloodhound
"Old Marshal Haynau is deadi-the nogger of
women,the scorer oil soft and tender feminine backs
the weiider, through his execuoners, of the
bloody cat-the iron heeled rampler on everything
sacred TO Llberty-the notorious crusher of the
world recognized principles Except in Austria and
serfdom Russia,) that have right to think,
and speak what they think, has gone to the cold
EARTH not to a soldiers grave; mol to "A lelons,
debased criminals, where his useless carcass NAV
rot in foul disgrace and il no good came Of him
while living, may the dead carrion fulfil at last its
mission, and out Of the corruption of its decaying
matter spring ~ grass fresh and green to gladden.
the age. Bury him # you will, ye tools Of an idiotic
despot, with all the pomp and circumstance of war
fire numerous fens de joi over his clay house
wrap him in the habiiments of his be sashed and
be-dizened days--stil you cannot conceal that there
lies the inanimate body, which in existence vomit.
ed from its brain procamations of the boodest dive
gave the widest loOseness to the most sanguinary
passions ,and passed from the mortal scene surround
ed by an atmosphere OF unmiligaed hatred and con-
temptuous disgust. His requiem shall be the walls
of maddening widows, the curses Of childess moth
ers, and, as he lies stiff and stark in the dread 81.
ence Of his sprison house, hstory shall stamp him
as the very Straightforward Of slaughterers-the most
merciless Of butchers. To write more Of him would
be TO insult the friends Of Liberty-et the thing rot
Jet its foul putrescence, like its name ,pass from the
eyes and memory Of men, and become a nonentily-
an utter demolition Of ashes.