Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-22
LOCAL NEWS

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anything q the kind Ne have ever ssen. We
think Il parent 5ssiroas Of the improvement Of
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City Hall this afternoon
1RoUsLE AxoSe IKE Know NorETxos Our
Knox Sothiags friends il this city Is elsewhere
appear . b going 70 tie Everlasting 5oz-rovss'
as fast zs they elsEerly can, and since. The efty
elsctiOn the-s has been general stampede from
the traces cf Sans wagon, and the drivers have
their hands fall in tng to whip in the refractory
boilers.
The following from the Boston Tupe,. dated at
Worcester December 18th, confirms the reports
which we have previously heard ia relation to
these troubles in the dark lantern camps -
At meeting Of the (. y Council. on wedues
day evening last, committee on traitors was an
pointed 70 spmmonsin those of their number who
dared 70 vote other than the American ticket on
the Monday previous. This committee sum
moned in several delinqnents before their regular
meeting OF Saturday evening. Several appeared
to answer the summons. One Of the number an
swefed by note, which was read twice before the
Council, nearly as follows
10 Dexter F. Parker, President Of K. \. Coun.
ell No 3.
I have been summoned before the Council over
which you preside, to answer 70 the charge Of yot-
ing other than the American ticket on Monday
last. My answer is in few words
exercise the right Of an American citizen
with the independence of an American freeman !;
and deaythe right OF any man or set of men to
question ny right SO TO do and any man who
would question that right is an unworthy de.
seendaat Of our revolutionary fathers.
Yours, &c.
Upon the reading of this note a motion was
made that the writer be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
from the Council, which was passed. Another
traitor appeared and answered for himself, that he
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excused. An attempt was made to have him
apologize and he would be forgiven The having
been an active and prominent member of that or
der) but this he refused to do, and he too was ex-
PEELED. The Council then proceeded with the
trial OF another delinquent on charge Of not
voting the whole ticket, but here our clairyoyant
Suddenly walked up in disquiet at the proceedings
and refused to be put to sleep again. might
have said, however, that the password was again
changed, and itnow is g PERsEyERE'