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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-14

IL Farms for Sale or Exchange,
- BY GUSTAYUS ELLIOT, Office 23s ;ayss
Iim Main Street, up stairs; House, No l. cor sSsgs
- ner of Chandler and Queen streets. s~-
3 in Worcester from $500 to $4,000.
in SUttOa, from $1,000 TO $4,000
in Charlton, from $500 10 $4,000.
2 in MiIlbury, from $500 $300O
in Paxton with from 1900 to 1900 cords OF wood,
by estimat0n-price, $3.50.
Also, lots, near the Worcester Academy and the
new Machine Shop; price from 10 10 cents per foot
Also. several lois on the Wheeler Farm. Part of the
above to be exchanged for houses in this city 25dtAp
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CONWAY MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO.,
CONWAY MASS


DERs0N5 wishing to Insure on the Mutual plan, in
il safe. dividend pay ing Co, are invited to make
application. There Two classes of risks taken by
this Co, the hazard of one class in affecting
the other. Risks upon Farm Houses, Bans, ana their
contents, and Dwellings in cities and villages, taken
In the first class, at low rates of premium,
In the second class, more hazardous description OF
property is taken at higher Of PREMIUM hut no
special hazards taken any price. BY dividing its
risks, this Company is able to do the business of two
distinct Companies, at small expense, relatively. By
prudent management, economy Of expenditure, and
prompt and honorable dealing, this Co. has obtained
he public confidence and viii endeavor to preserve it
by future fair dealing. This Co. has never made as
essments, and, it prospered heretofore, will be
Onstant dividend paying Co. Applications for nsur
can be made TO LEWIS c MUM, at Real Estate
Agency, 253 Main Street, up stairs
DIRECrORs-lames S. Whitney, Asa Rowland. Ed
n:und Burke, E. d. Hamilton, Franklin Chds, Con
way; b, w. Cushman, BerRardstOnj J. B. Whitney,
shelburne Falls; Wait dement, Ashield; Lewis Bod
man, williamsburg Walter II. Bowdoin, Springfield;
William Elliot, Greenfeldj D. F. AcGilvery, Boston.
JAMES 5. WHITNEY, President.
JOSEPH IT srRAGUE, Secretary. Ia7 d2lawly
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W a MTRn

FOUB Gentleman BOardeis may be accommodated
II with pleasant Rooms, TOW doors from Main ST.
Also Gentleman and WIFE, pnd lew table board
ers. The House is heated with furnaces.
For particulars inquire at this Office. diff so
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Lvon's Kathairon.

lust Received fresh supply, which will be sold
u Wholesale Retail, at the lowest cash price, by
BUSH CO., Botanic Druggists,
JED diff "a Front Street
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Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.

TOO DOZEN finished Calf Skins, weight from 20
lOO to so lbs. the dozen, for sale by ALDRICH &
Co.. and constantly receivingthese OF this weight
Store on consignment. No as and As Front ST..
n4 diff Worcester, Mass
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Only Fifty Cents for a First Rate Da
puerreotVpa. Including Case.

guerreotype, Including Case,
d EASoNs why you should call at the Great Da-
u guerrean Palace. You can have better likeness
for less money, taken by who has the best
ment OF Cases and lockes, and has had expert
than Bny person in the cty-better furnished
rooms larger and better arranged Sky-Lght, dc.
To Daguerreans-You can here find a large sssort-
ment of everything used in the busntss, for sale at
New ork ard Boston prices. d. d. MARKHAM,
ia2I def cor. of Front and Main 5ts.
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FLUID LAMPS,

100 DOZ. Peg Fluid Lamps for Shoemakers.
1UO so" LIST Size Fluid Handle do.
so doz End size :" (" do.
rs I" Bed Handle do.
25 Oil do.
Camphene Hanging and side Lamps, Horseford's
Patent Safety Lamps, together with general assort-
ment OF Lamps of various kinds, for sale wholesale
and retail at low prices, by II. AYRES,
sig DIFF 238 Main RI.
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PENMANSHIP.

], III. Hines Writing Academy
HAS been removed to Harrington Corner, 9TH story
IL Room No II. In consequence of the former
room not being large enough 10 accommodate the
of scholars, this Academy has been removed 10
more cOmmodiOus quarters.
The proprietor Of this Academy is prepared TO teach
Ladies' and Children and is about forming classes for
their especial benefit.
Ladies' and Misses-TUesday and Thursday evenings
Gentemen-Moudsy, WEDNESDAY, Friday, and Satnr-
day evenings
TERMs-s2 for a course of "a lessons, including
lights and stationery
or Hours from to O'clock P. NJ.
decl9 TuTh&satly
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81, C. FISH

MANUFACTURES Of Wrought and Cast Iron
lFA Fences Crates for sdewal Irons for buildings,
bridges, &c, and all other articles which be made
in nv line OF business Purchasers will find that the
articles, above enumerated, can be bought of me
cheap in Bos else where, as have large
sortment of the latest styl les.
Please call and examine. Union Street.
Worcester Nov. 3. 1853. dly
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Farms For Sale.

FTlHB subscriber offers Farms for sale, the coming
4 SPRING. Of acres; do 60 acres; do, 20
acres; d. " acres aud of $50 acres all tn good
buildings, situated fLom 81 to miles from the city of
Worcester.
Also, all theReql Estate now owned and occupied by
the Widow Asahae Earle, near Mulberry Grove,in lei
cester. For further Information inquire of
EZEKIEL DANIELS
Worcester, Jan. 49, 1854 js20 d&wif
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FTNHRFE or four Baeksmths, accustomed TO the use
L of Trip-hammers. Also two good Chisel grinders
Apply TO G. FOSTER & CO Worcester or PAGE,
WHITMAN & CO., West Fitchburg.
mch24 istf
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TnoI 'a:tThis

Sws house fer sele-2 tenements, well arranged
kssss for taking boariers the Stone shop The
4as honse is IL good fepeir, and parl of the money
lie, ildesired, for ;erm OF years Inquire ll3
salem Street. JAMES i. ELLIOTT.
Worcester, Feb. l, 1854. diff
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PUELEC LECTURES.

The Young Mems Rhetorical Society,
WILL hold Course of Lectures this season, at III
w CRY HAIL,
commencing on Tuesday Evening, Nov %, at u o'cpk,
TO be continued as follows, viz
z. Feb IA Hon. AEsoN BURLINGAME, Cambridge.
Q. Feb. 28-Rev HORACE JAMES, Worcester
9. Mar. 14.-Rev T. D. ANDERSON, Roxbury
10. Mar. 28.-Rev. A. l.. STONE, Boston.
Tickets for the course, may be obtained at Hutchin
son's, Wesby's, Keiths, and Aliens Bookstores at the
following prices: Gentleman and Lady, 81; Gen
lleman, IS cents Lady or Minor, so cents. Single
Lectures, l2l cents, to be paid at the Door. Tickets
not trGnSferdb{s.
Doors open before T. and closed at II precisely All
persons are requested to be in the Hall previous to
past O'Clock.
C.JTLLS0N,
SIDNEY CLARKE,
JESSE 2. WHEELER, Committee
Z. M. sTOWELL,
G. =. BRIGGS,
Worcester, November, 1853. dtf mis-
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Wanted.
Boy Wanted,
BOYS Wanted,


ENOUR first rate Chse and IIawng Knife GrsndeTs
Il to whom good wages will be given. Apply to
PAGE, WHITMAN, Il co, West Fiehburg, or
ial9 dis3w g. FOSTER & CO, Worcester.
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TEE WTNTER SEASON.

THE WINTER sEAsONl
DICHMOND d TROWBRTDGE have not over
H. looked its nol ejties fresh fairies designs,
and ready with their tateHt, skill and enter
prise, together with rich Materials captivating styles,
and unrivalled workmanship
Heress Goats, etc.,
The climax of art and invention PESTS, the most
beautiful styles in FeiUets Satias silks and Cloth,
with the richest Embroidery in every possible variety
TROUSERS, in the most extensive descriptions OF
pattern, color and shade perfect t (or sale) and
comfortable to the wearer in every respect.
FURNISHING GOODS
To this department particular attention has been de
voted and is beyond any possible question: the most
distinguished Depot for
Shirts, HGndseTchiefS, Collars, Neck Ties,
and HOSIERY of every description of the finest
ufacture aud mactR equally celebrated with the other
branches Of thei trade for eatness, quality, and
omy.
Pleace cal at RICHMOND & TRoWBRJDGE's
Custom and Ready Made Clothing Establishment, No.
265 Main street. Worcester hos
January l. 1854
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Real Estate for SAC

I'D The Estats at the Corner Of Summer and Bel
G4.M mont Streets, recently occupied by the American
Antqaarqn Society, is odeged for sale on lib
eral terms
Inquire OF s. 7. HAVEN 81 the New Library Build
r.sf... III
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WORCESTER. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IA.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

A few more Nice Cottages For Sale.
SEvERAL New wo Tenement Houses, centrally
- situated--prices, from $4,000 to S ,OOO-payments
easy JAIL DIT A. J. EATON
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FOB SAFE.
AzgA THE subscriber being 'Asirous OF leav- ezra
lsE1 ing this State offers harnRtre REAL ss1Ss
ESTATE at very 10y pr; IL consisting - .
ished Laurel street; one dos ,sueh,Q street %
House Lots on Laurel Hill; do, or s.1.oson street
"a acres Of Land on the Holden road lS6 Acres o.
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton,
oct6 diff A. NJ. MERRTFTELD
Cotton Factory For Sale
CITUATED IN the town OF Great Darlington, (village
- of Van Deusenville) Berkshire County, Mass. con
tanning 2O1O Spiudles, a "A Looms, 10 Dwelling
Houses 2 Barns, Store, Blacksmitha Shop, sc. ANY
farther information can be obtained BY calling on OF
add essing thesubscrlbers.
MUNsoN 81 PEABODY.
Van Jacksonville. Feb. 2, 1854. feh4 d&v 9wk
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}7SS The Real Estate, corner of Portland and Myrtle
.5 Streets, consisting Of Houses and about 1900
So feet of Land Enquire of
sue2 EDWIN GLEASON
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

The Catholicon far sirpaSses otler shteties, III oFis
more certain less expensive and ieaVihS the System III
better condon Let all interested call ana OBTAIN
pamphlet ffree) containing ample proof, rom 'iie os'
res pecable o,rces of the beneficial results OF us use
rnge,her with letters from highly experienced thySI-
clans who have used it in their lana speakifoh
their observations
REFERExcEs-P Feckham, NJ d, Ctica, n
l. n Flemiou VI ID, Rochester, NJ II Miiis, NJ ~,
Rochester Ny ID Foole, NJ D, syracuse, " )
prof Dunbar u, Baltimore, Md y 'frlck, NJ y
.a,t,mors Md w W Reese. ID, New YORK L.g
" Prescott NJ ID, Concord, II ; Newiaho, NJ "
Utica: Reeves Beard, Glenn Springs, 3 Z.
tte addressed 70 Htssrs seaeh & BrogHson 8geats at
.ytuburg, c II, S C 6yR Beard Of same state.
GLENN SPRINGS, jan. 9Th, 1888
MrssRs BEACH & BRowNsoN-SIRs: seha ioi an
,ther bottle of your g Marrhi>'s Uterine Cath"cni
Nv wife has been afflicted for eleven years ana u
CIV of means has been resored to Tor reIe pat nom
vas obtained un.il received tins medicine rom so
ts influence seems almost magical: there was mani
| fsst improvemant from the day il was taken
| A. thera are great many females III our conhtr,
ahorng under the afIli ion for which your m"dicih
proposes remedy feel 1t duty TO rPcoihe'u II
| all such. (Slgnedj bL"o'h -
psmphIets to be had gratis at the store OF t""'
| yAsor Agent Druggist. Dubuque Iowa. Also" s9'
| nv q Harding 4 CO, Delhi Lewis 4 hranii, pet,e
we & l. u Crnckweil, anannSa, Frank sh' III q u
CLAYTON Dr. Eastman. Piatteville. IL
| j. u. ANARCHIST Il TO-, Ffoprie'ofs.
| Central Depot. 3o4 Broadway, NY
March 1874
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07
CHoLERA.-The foliawng communication il

CHoLERA-The follawing communication is
stated to have been made, by Clergyman, to
the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland -
sMy Lord-As am in possession of SIM
Pile but effectual preventative to the spread of
Cholera, well remedy of very great
power to those attacked wi the diSras. |
venture to apply to your Lordsiip 10 have them
known. should they appear, by trial. as eff ,ctlvc
as have found them. As Clergyman have
had many instances tn try this remedy and in
no case did the patient de, the recovery being
always speedy and perfect. | make ~ apollo y
for venturing to address your L,rdship, as the
great importance OF the subject wall be. trust,
deemed sufficient
"The preventative is simple "A teaspnontul uf
powd red charcoal taken three or fur times
week. IN cup OF coffee, other vehicle in the
mornnt.
"When attacked with Cholera, a mix ure of
an ounce OF charcoal, an ounce OF aud1num
and an ounce of brandy or other spirits, may be
given as tollows-aiter being we'll shakrn-a
teaspoonfu every five minutes. In half an hour
have known this efec,uay to relieve and stay
the disease. As the patient becomes better, tie
mixture may be given at longer intervals
have known patlen in he blue stage
aud collapsed, perfectly recovered in a few
hours.
srhe charcoal was tried a preventive on
large Plantation in the MaurIious and moi
single individual out of eight hundred was at
lacked with ch, lera'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

40 JAMES LOG y You ar" hers Notified
= tn 4 there viii he on Z. in IN off IF the Clerk
of the District Cuur. ten da before fhs tn
ii run of Lewis Chamberlin, claiming IT deed
deeds al conveyance, 10 the half of the
east fourth of section tw ny two. township ninety
north Of ;nge three. It 9Th Z. Vi. that he the
petitioner purchased tii- SAID lands If you for vaiua
bic consideration, IN the month III November, Al. 1851
and that then and tn elacuted deeds of nvey
he east halt OF tae eth west fourth uf cuu
twenty IVY" township ninety, north range three west,
and not To The land this petitioner purchased of yon
Now un you appear and answer thereto tie first
v of the OF the District Court he held
Delhi, Delaware county, Iowa, the third Monday
tune. 1854, Judgment will be rendered against you
theron.
LEWIS CPAMBERIIN.
BY J. r JONES, Atty Tor Pet'r.
Colesburg, April 3, 1854 mal0w4
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

THE STATE OF lOWA-DELAWARE Co, MY
Clark Bliss Administrator of the Estate of Sehastne
Ogerocker, late Of said ronnty, deceased, Plaintiff
laynii Bishop Mary Overlook r, Rachel Ovrr"cker
Eyeline Ov= rocker, Martha 0y rocker, EiJ in or
crock n, Harvey Overocker, and Catherine Over
ocksr, children of said Sehtstine, led, and
widow of SAID SebaStine, ami
0verock,r guardian of Nv line tN-
creek r. and James Horny t'verocker. III mr. chi
dren of said : btStiGe, and James - Roe, guardian
of Cath rne Dverocker minor child OF sad Sebf,-
tine, cd. and tn heirs AMI legal representative
of John Marudtle. late of said roant,. decreased,
and tnr h IRIS aad legal repreSe atativs of Robe =
Overocker, lat of the state o. Michigan, deed an I
all others interested in the estate OF said ~ebasne
O,er,ckrr. deceased, DefeHdtuts
THE sail Defendants viii take notice that there viii
be on fl on or b fore the oath day f May, d,
1854 in the otre OF the ERIK Of the District Court
in Delaware County State of petition OF said
Bliss administrator az rrsad claiming against then,
that they ordered deer ed tpmak eea To the w
ht of E or section IS, and to thu hall OF the
quarter w quarter nj section 81, all IN township
ninety, of range five west OF 5th VI, in said
county and that If thew fail do that decree re
clam to said lands, aud other and further rcet
alsn that unless the sail deten ants appear and
answer the said petition. heor the morning OF
the 20th day June, 1854 default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered thereon.
A. K. EATON, ATTY '.r Piff.
May -, 1854. maladiwa
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07
r. D OY L E'S
CHEAP CASH. STORE,
On Main street, bettoeea Fourth and Fifth nc
Dnnr In [ohn .SimuLotS

On Main Stre6t, befioeea FOarh ana Fifth, HSH
Door to John Simptots.
yyyIIE subscribe begs nfom the
l. Dubuque and surrounding country, that he hasnst
returned from New York with fresh and seasonabs
supply of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS. CLIO
TilING GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, which have
been bought the most advantageous terms, and will
be sold for cash at the lowest remunerating prices
Country siorekeeps respectfully requested 10 cal
and examine goods and ,rices before making purchas
elsewhere Cneprice only will be asked and no ahate
ment made Amougstthe STOCK WI be found the Ioio"
Superfne Black Cloth Fancy satin, silk & gngham
Black and fancy cassmeres cravatsScariet, blue anu
Doe skins white wrappers, & drawer
CasImerettes, satinets, cot Suspenders comorters,
ton goods Turkey red and madder
Bleached sheetngs, s4,i04 handkerchieis.
Blue. heacied and brown Green and blue barese Bloc
drlIngs corded skirts,
Bleached brown striped Swiss and ackonet insert
shrtings; ings and ed.ings;
Huckabacks, diapers towel sle and thread insertngs
rugs; and edgings, black silk lace.
rash bleached an brown cspnets sowed muslin co
daniask table cloth; lars and cuffs;
| Red; white, and yellow IAN Black lace falls;
nes; Cashmere, silk and wool
Bed tieklngs ,counerpanes, WOOL cloth, Berlin, Isle
| Carpet worp, cotton yarn and cotton gloves;
| and batting; Boys fancy, plaid, gray woo
Ladies'sachels CaYpetbags merno and sotton socks.
| and umbrellas; adies' merino, oasbmer
| Ginghams, caiicoes linseys and cotton hose,
checked .iackonet Swiss, Threads, sewing & knitn
book, Victoria lawn and cotons, purses, classics
| lappet musliDs, wrstlets, purse twist, re
| Aldacas mohairs, coburgs, phyr wool;
lustres "A nd popns; Tapes reels, hooks and eye
De Lanes printed cacoes, Jenny Lind and Kate Haye
French merinoes, Canton- gov buttons, pearl agate
hanuels, cambrics, CAM linen and ivory buttons;
| brio handkerchief: dressing, back and sid
Brown Holland, Irish linen, combs, hair and clot
Oiled cloth. table covers, Coat Links;
|, | Oayleys black velvet; Bay STATE long shaWis
Wadding, batting;
o CLOTHING.
Gentlenen,s black cloth Cashmere and Doeski
, cloaks, finishing and blank pants,
overcoats, quilting satin 1udia rubber ieggnss
and fancy vests,
GROCERIES. &c.
hoIce Imperial Young fIy Pure cognac Brandy old NJ
son, Ooolopg & Souchong nongahela and ONO win
| Teas. key,
Java and Rio Cofees Golden SyT - and t m
| Chocolate, cocoa, iasses,
Loaf, crushed, clari en- and Smoking and chewing
brown sugars. bacco,
Sperm star and taow can Principe, Havana and 81
~ cables, root cigars
cloves nutmegs cinnamon, Fancy and plain soaps. nt
ginger, mustard and pepper go, lard OIL, tubs, buc
Table CUTLERY and queens cts, coffee mills,
H. ware &C. Raisins, almonds, currer
al T.. DOYLE
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07
Carriage and Wagon shop,
SIXTH STREET, DUBUQUE. IOWA,
Opposite the American Hou e, and near the Post Cfh

SIXTH STREET, DUBUQUE. IOWA,
Opposite the American Hou and near the Post Once
sNSsg ANY description of Four, Two or
4Stlrs7stFS One Horse Wagons suitable for the
Mines Farms for the route 10 California and war
ranted to run easy and ready to immediate use
Connected with the above, and adjoining il is FIRST
rate blacksmith Shop and Paint Shop where work il
done of eveiy description. and all kinds Iron Axle
Trees Wagons done well; the taste of all persons
can be suited the work is done under his own imme
date inspection Orders from any part of the country
promptly attended Wagons ofevery description are
bull, order, and for sale which for STYLE durability
and Elegance of finish cannot be surpassed. Workmen
of celebrity engaged and the hest materials nsed
VIM. HuRLEY begs leave to announce 10 Farmers,
Merchants citizens and Others that he Is now located
the above stand where he will always he found the
ready recipient of theirpatrnnege. Tie need say Moth
his Work, that is already known sufficiently to
be a gliara for the future any who may en-
him with the execution of an order His constant
aim VIII be to have unexceptionable character for
qualify, cheapness, punctualify and despatch.
GTRemember the direction:
WILLIAM HURLEY.
opposite the American House. and the Post Office.
dubuque Sept 10Th, 1853. daw-Iy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

THE FISHERY QuEsrioN. Washington
correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun says that
three out of the FIVE British North American
provinces are DESTROYS Of good understanding
with the United States on the fishery question,
and are, consequently, in favor of the project
Of treaty upon the subject, which has been
agreed upon by our Secretary Of State and the
British minister at Washington. These pro-
vinces are Canada, Prince Edwards Island, and
Newfoundland. New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia are opposed 10 the treaty but it is ex-
pected that they will yet come in, finding their
opposition Of no avail
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

have failed 10 see the real object which was
sought to be accomplished by the leading boil
,ioni- e and abolition zed wings in their oppos
tinn to the Nebraska bill IT no teur that
slavery would 90 INFO Nebraska, nor it any
sincere regard for :he Missouri Compramise
the real object was To defeat the bill, that the
question might De kept open as the basis OF "a
seci' nal orgau zstion that should break up the
old par,i, 5, and either place the power OF The
government in the hands uf such leaders as
Seward and Sumner, force dissolution oil
the Union As long as the question could De
kept open, they had hopes OF sectional eng The
whole North bat they found hat whenever tie
bill should pass, The aspect oith' question wohid
be materially changed. They knew that thty
could seek to pc rleci their sectional ofganz ti''h
upon the propositions To- repent the law; bu
| they knew, too, that this proposition woiid DC
wholly diff; rent from tina, prese nted Wills the
bill was pending Thousands might be oppose q
= TO the passage of the bill who won d acqIit see
whenever it should become a law, and refuse IL
make lis repeal question for sectional agitation
y They had fresh in their recollecons the lac
d that very many Of those who opposed the com
u promise measures of 1880 stood zealouSiy npoi
the ground of acqai, scence, and united Win 'h'
IL original friends OF the measures i'll resisting a.
ic arteaipts to disturb them. Such will now o'
the course If all truly patriotic and national he
re who opposed the Nebraska bill. 1t was No
their obiec To make that bill mere preteXt 10
brcakngp the cd party lines and airayin9 on
p section of the Tn against the other. Nov
III that the will Of the mag rty has preva led sue
I'D men will acquesce in the result, unite win y
a original friends against the wicked attenip
ali raise the question of repeal mere failyin
rs crs for sectional organization. 1t IS upon III
he ground that we den, that any man can clam
cd be an orthodox democrat who unites with u
as coalition which now threatens To organize up
W the question 70 repeal. IL is because W. beiie'
IA no rood democrat will b. found in such a COZ
TO lii N that affirm, with SO much conhdenc
he that the infamous threat ot the Connecticut co
it ltionists will be scorned, ana that the tue firn
W, of the Union al the Moth will be triumphant
W, sustained by national men throughout The cou
mt try.