Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-17
Railruo0s.
BOSTON AND NEW YORK CENTRAL


JANUARY ARRANGEMENT.
60 On and after Monday, Jan 10, cars Will
leave Boston and Blackstone connecting
with trains the Norwich and Worcester and Providence
and Worcester, and (via that road with the Western
Road, to and from Albany and the Vest
OUTWARD TRAINS.
Leave Boston Gas A. NJ, and ?. NJ.
Leave Blackstone sis a. m, and p. m.
Arrive at Thomp. Junction at = a m, and $40 p. m.
INWARD TRAINS.
Leave Thomp. Junct 100 NJ and S.55 p. m. %
a Blackstone sis a. H. and p. 49,
Arrive at Boston at 0 a. M, and b-45 p. SN-A
NEW YORK BOAT TRAIN. AN a thou
Via Blackstone, Norwich, and New LORI
ers Connecticut and Knickerbocker- "oulo De- In
pany Pas saa tFoS enlistment laws, and offer
than, Backstnues for volunteers to serve in tn
army, but the hard listed democracy of Brit
ain-the bone and sinew of the nation-refus,
to enlist-they cannot be bribed to do so.
is true that they hate Russia with a stern,
unrelenting hatred. They remember that the
Car was the destroyer of Poland and Hun.
gary, and the foe of political liberty every
where, and they would freely have split
their blood to hurl him from his impious
throne; but still, neither my Lord Fluffy nor
my Lord Pluffy can induce them TO go with
alacrity into the present war. There Is
$500
refusal of the British people to shoulder their
muskets at this time. The time has gone
pfst for raising "mere machines for murder"
in that country. The working classes have
clear ideas, and strong convictions, upon the
subject of fighting Russia; and, as they do
not coincide with the ideas and convictions of
the aristocratic Foozles and Fufies who man
age the war, they will not go into it. The
working classes of Great Britain hate the En-
peror of Austria. They remember that he
desecrated the sacred modesty of the heroic
mothers and daughters of Hungary, by whip
ping them in the public market places, for
loving liberty. The working men of Great
Britain exeerate the name of the detestable
King Bomba, because they remember that in
lS4S, he thrice broke his solemn oath, and de-
voled The republicans of Naples to the knives
of assassins. His brutal lazzaroni, with the
papal cruciix in one hand, and the dagger of
the bravo in the other, rioted for eight hours,
in the blood of unarmed ireemen, while he
bounded them on to the slaughter, and the
Pope blessed their reeking knives The Brit
ish aristocracy court the alliance of these royal
miscreants, and guarantee the stability of dy-
nasties against the holy aspirations of free
dom and the 1etribution of revolution, there
fore the British people will not fight. What
interest have they in the mythical mysteries
of the " balance of power:" What sympa-
thy have they for the unholy alliance of des-
pots
Let the flag of sarmatia be shaken out to
the breeze. Let the heroes of Arpad, in the
name of Hungarian freedom, be called, once
more, to Buda's plain. Let Mazzini and the
other exiled representatives OF the adjourned
Italian republic be summoned to meet in the
eternal Roma. Let Manin again unfurl, on
the Rialto, the gontalon of free San Marco
And let the British government devote her
energies to the sustentation Of those national
tiles against Russian and Austrian despotism,
and she will not be compelled to impress SOL
diers. The land of Wallace. and the land of
John Hampden, would wake the war cry
anew, and their democratic braves would rush
to the standard of liberty and the reconstuc-
ton of free nationalities. But they will not
fight for the crowns of knayes and towards;
and they are right.
This is the second time, within ten years,
that the working classes of Great Britain
have taught the government the lesson, that
they will not fight about a mere technical
question ofcourtly diplomacy. They will not
fight, unless in good cause. When the dis
cussion was pending between our government
aud the British government, in relation to the
Oregon boundary, my Lord John Russell, who
was premier, caused preliminary measures to
be taken for the embodiment of the militia, in
order that the regular army might be availa-
BILE, in the event of war. But the British
people held public meetings not to
obey the call for the embodiment of the mill
tia but rather to go to prison-and organized
societies for the support of such wives, chill
dren, and mothers, as might have their hus-
bands, fathers and sons thrust into prison for
SO refusing. They told the British govern
ment that they sympathzed with democratic
America and would not fight with their Amer
lean brethren about piece of land 5000 miles
away that was of no importance to them, but
might be of Importance to the future of the
United States. They emphatically declared
that in any event of war, upon any pretext
but that of actual invasion. they would not
take up lnusket without they got at the same
time, universal suffrage, the franchise of po-
litical freemen. The British Government did
not dare at the time, to embody the militia !;
and, happily for them the question was set
tied by treaty.
1t is the same spirit now, that impels the
British working classes to refuse to fight for
the "holy alliance of royal rnscals'' There
is hope for the freedom Of Europe when the
British people make such demonstration of
their democratic sympathies and determine
ton, as they are now making. The arlstocra-
cy, for their own sake, had better not engage
in this business of CONSUMPTION. 1t will not
suit the Anglo-Saxon temperament so well as
it does that Of their Gallo Allies.
New Music. Horace Waters, the great
Music Publisher, Manufacturer and Dealer in
Piano Fortes, of No. 1888 Broadway, New
u.