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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

caucus meeting of the adherents of Henry
j. Gardner, was held at American Hall, !" on
Saturday evening last, to elect delegates to the
County Convention to be holden in this city on
Wednesday next James H. Corrin was called
to the chair, and H. Q. Clark appointed Secretary.
committee was chosen, consisting of Thomas
A. Clark, Henry Earl, Farley Hammond, Jona
Day, and James Il Wall, to select list of dele
gates, who subsequently repor ed the following:
Charles Putnam, Henry Earl, a. P. Bench
ley, Geo w. Fitch, N. NJ Muzzy, D. f. Parker,
John b. Dexter, John Field, Perley Hammond
Jonathan Luther, Henry Goulding, John Gates,
Leonard Poole, Chas. NJ. Gould, Jonas S. Cheney
James H. Wall made some remarks in relation
to the Republican meeting at the City Hall, on
Friday evening last, stating that the speakers
there failed to show any necessity for fusion of
parties in order TO carry out anti-slavery priuc-
pies The American party, he said, was the most
expedient instrumentality for that purpose; in.
ataueing the acts of the Legislature, as speci.
men of its anti-slavery work
Mr.. Dexter +. Parker made speech, among
other things, relating the result of his observa-
tons and experiences in his late electioneering
tour to Lowell, &c. He persuaded himself into a
belief of the most encouraging accounts of the
prospects of Gardner and Benchley in that Sec
ton.
Mr. Henry A. Denny made some reports of the
state of the canvass in a number of towns in the
County, representing them as favorable to the
"American' cause. He said the contest lay be-.
tween Rockwell and Gardner and he prophecied
the election of the latter by twenty or thirty thou
sand plurality. When bad concluded,
City Marshal Day was called for and addressed
the meeting in some patriotic and eloquent re.
marks, in commentator Of American princi-
ples and urging all present to use their best ex-
eftions for the success OF the cause.
After some remarks by other gentlemen, and
an Intellectual attempt made by two members, to
persuade the party o hold secret sessions here
after, the meeting adjourned.
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The Flour AND GRAIN EXCITEMENT The
breadstufs speculation continues to excite re-
mark. A reaction has follow the excitement
witnessed in the grain market few days past
10 sell wheat in any considerable quantities,
holders have to concend ten or fifteen cents a
bnshel. Corn is rather better, owing to the
light supplies on hand. Flour is from one to
two shllingg lower. The purchases for ex-
port has ceased, for the present. The opera
tors IN wheat have retired from the market all
OF suddenly, Y. Express.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

JUDGE KANE STILL INTERCHANGEABLE Re-
fuses TO Release Williamson. PHILADELPHIA.
Oct. l2.-Judge Kane delivered an opinion
this morning, adversely to the reception of
Jane Johnson, to quash the writ of ha5eas
corpus in the Passmore Williamson case. He
decided that she has no status in couyt, being
entirely without its jurisdiction His opinion
is very elaborate, reviewing Il whole case,
and reafiirming his former position relative to
the rights of slaves in transit through the free
States
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

The YELLOW FEVER. VIcksburg, Miss, is
suffering greatly from this scourge. Letters
from that place OF the LIST inst, state that there
We're two hundred and fifty cases on hand at
that date, and the disease is more unmanage-
able that in 1868. Four physicians, and
presbyterian minister were among the victims
to the pestilence. Thirty nurses from New
Orleans find more work than they can do AT
Canton, Miss, only fifteen oat of usual pop.
ulation of ten or twelve hundred remain to
have the disease.
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ment He said, among other things that the
Hon. Henry W. Benchley had, prior to the Re-
publican Convention, expressed to him his deter
mination to be bound by its action, and also de-
clared that he 'eas By no means sure that Gou.
Gardiasr ,oas the best man to nominate.
The meeting was in every respect glorious
one, and the vote of Holden may be regarded as
sure for Rockwell and Freedom.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

HARVARD COLLEGE. The Catalogue of the
officers and students of Harvard University.
just published, contains the names of 660
students in the different departments. OF
these, 365 are under. graduates, which is the
largest number ever upon the rolls at one time.
There are IA Divinity students, III Law
students. 81 Scientific students, Astronomi-
cal students, l04 Medical students, and Res
ident graduates.
The October exhibition will take place on
Tuesday next, Oct. I6.
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A man named Harris he

A man named Harris, belonging in
Plaistow, N. H.. Ind his neck broken in Hav.
erhill on Wednesday, and died. 1t is suppos-
ed his wagon, loaded with boards, passed over
him.
majority of the Democratic Com
mittee of the once strongly Democratic coun-
ty of St. Lawrence, New York, have united
in call for a Republican Convention to nom
inato county officers
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viii some one OF the Republican Town Com
mittees, in each town in the county, send us the
names of all the members of those Committees.
There is work to De done, and we wish to know
who is to do it.
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SPECIAL NOTICES-


Bnbiey's Tooihaclie DFoPs.-Thls remedy for
s most eXcrucatng pain not only Of the best but
the UeTy best remedy offered those afflicted with
abe aohache after the failure Of every other remedy now
offered to he public YOU have only try Raeys Tooth.
ache Drops, and will have cure in one minute For sale
wholesale by WEEKS POTTER, 1854 Washington A.
boS'ot' anu Dy Druggists, generally. aul4 dom
Bush's COugh Cure LOzengcs, are still in
the Market and still as popular and eCacous as ever
the cure Of disease They have been extensively used an
through the country with the most marked success rhous
an have secured benefit from their USE and thousands
10 re are calling for them the testimony Of those who
cured Among those who have the greatest corr
hde zee IN tnen is large and increasing humble, of the
most prominent respectable ADD influential ctzers of this
place. 10 the mum or Of them Cergymen, LAWYERS
Hank aud Insurance officers, Public Speaeers Singers
Printers Publishers, City Officials, Ex-Mayors Mechan.
les gentlemen and ladies', and people of ali other classes
Certificates from large nunbe both in this city and The
surrounding country, might be obtained but their pub
caton would be youmnous and Unnecessary The use Of
the Lozenges will at satisfy every one that they are
ne safest and most etiicaco1s remedy for COEGHs
COLDS &c that has been offerei to the public
Sold, Wholesale Retail, by
BUSH, & CO.. Botanic Druggists
Ly
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Gnrd.-The subscriher would return thanks for the
very liberal patronage bestowed since his location in bis
new store, ana would inform his friends and the public
mat the ageucfSase Of business has decided him In max
ing, at great cost permanent arrangements with Mr. H.
Willard gentleman of exquisite taste and skill original
IN designs and large experience who will hereafter stand
at The head OF the Cutting Department.
It has been the study OF the proprietor to advance he
style and quality of the garments produced at HE esab
shent and with this view has employed the abest
uorkme to be found, and he assure his patrons
that he has the choicest company Of workmen ever col
lected in any one shop in this State
full and elegant assortment Of Seasonnble Goods for
measured garments. very large stock Of Ready. Made
Garments, carefully cut and made in the establishment
under the eye OF the proprietor expressly for retail trade
and an endless variety Of Furnishing Goods Each ar
Gle has its price marked in plain figures upon it, and that
price is acknowledged be as low if not lover than can
be found in this Commonwealth
VIM, II. HUDSON, Proprietor,
CLARK new Block, corner Of Main ard Mechanic Streets
259 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

NORWICH AND WORCESTER RAILROAD
The earnings of this road, for the month of
September, show gratifying increase over
the receipts of the same month last year of
$I,76S 08.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

Within the past three days we have seen and
conyersed with Intelligent and candid men from
all the counties Ct the State, except Nantucket,
Dukes, and Barnstable aud our information,
derived from these sources, leads us to The inev.
liable conclusion, that julius ROCKWELL will
be elected Governor by very large plurality
Suffolk county will most probably give plurality
for Beach, but think it will not be large, and
of the other eastern countless Norfolk is the only
one where Mr.. Rockwelrs prospects need be con-
sidered at all doubtful
The speech of Governor Gardner, in which he
denied, in unqualified terms, that he had ever,
by word Or writing, committed himself to the Re
publican movement. has damaged his cause be-
yond remedy; for the ablest and most influential
of his partizans,-those who believed that he
ought to have been the candidate of the Repub-
licans instead of slr. Rockwell, now see that he
has attempted to humbug them in the grossest
manner. There scores of persons all over
the State to whom Governor Gardner has given
pledges that he was in favor Of the Republican
movement, and on the strength Of those pledges,
they have urged his claims before their fellow
citizens, in public and in private, but now he sees
III =" ueily MS own words, ana place them IN the
attitude of liars and deceivers.
We will instance but two cases here, oqt.af
scores OF similar ones in our possession, which
will show the duplicity of the Chief Magistrate
AT meeting in Holden a few days since, a
prominent member of the American party pledged
Gov. Gardner fully to the Republican movement,
on the strength Of statements made to him by the
Governor in person. What vas that gentleman's
surprise, day two after, to find that Gov Gard
ncr had declared, in the most unequiyocal man
ner, that he had never committed himself to the
movement in any way whatever.
Only few days before, the declaration was made
by Gov. g. that he had not, by speech or writing
committed himself to the Republican movement.
He 'crote a letter to the editor of an influential
newspaper in Western Massachusetts, which con
cluded in these words" Keep cool; but be sure
and vote for the nominees Of the Republican Con
vention." Sure never a man treated his politica,
friends quite so shabbily as he has done.
There was great Republican meeting at AL
bany on the 18th at which Senator Seward made
powerful speech.
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Manufacturer Of and Wholesale Dealer in
LADIES', MISSES, & CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES
both Sewed and Pegged, by the case or dozen
Corner Of Union Market Streetsa few steps East of the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass
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GOODNORT 4 HEY WOOD,

No. 267 MAIN STREET-.WHaIRsAIR pEAIFns 10
BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERs,
In all their variety selected the New England trade
Also at Retail The largest stock this city which will be
sold at the lowest prices
ie9
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NoSEcet-W. HOBBS. Teacher of all kinds Of Brass
Instruments, Clarinet Flute &c. Brass Bands taught
i'll the most thorough alaaucr
Also music composed arranged for brass and string
bands oiehestras Sc Apply to Lorng Brothers, Music
store, or W. h. Hobbs 20 Winter St, Worcester.
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0er for sale. and will keep hand through the season
better assortment of LIME than be bought at any
ter.
Worcester, March Is, 1854 dtf ncboe
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Show 'cnl up.-30 days from date we shall ofre,
at public sale all bills of more than six mo7tbs sanng
at that time remaining unsettled.
SIS dim VALENTINE & STUDLEY
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500 Cont Makers wanted immediate.
ly. CHAS. w FREELAND. 4 Co
Union Block, 1893 Main street
s1l DIT
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BosToN, Oct Il, 1855
Dear Sir-I have received your note and the
accompanying letter in replyto the communities
ton of Mr.. Nelson, published in the Bee Of yes
terday. In answer to your inquiry, have to say,
that on the afternoon in question 1 was in Col.
Nelson's Office, in company with yourself and
Gov. Gardner from few minutes past five o'clock
till dark, when we loft and went to the Bee Office,
where we remained until about nine clock in the
evening.
The conversation alluded to took place at Col.
Nelson's Office. I took part in it, and my recol-
lection OF 1t varies IN essential particular from
yours, as expressed in your letter, or from YOURS
as referred to by Gen Wilson at Worcester.
There was but one impression on my mind in
regard to our relation to the Worcester Conven-
ton, viz; That we were all equally committed to
Its action, all equally bound by it
Yours, truly S n. CLIFFORD.
Hon. THOMAS J. MARSH, Treasurer.
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DE SusiaVHs Il o~euGTui, Homeopathic PLY
stefan, Office hours from to 10 A. 10 and to
P N reside ncs No. u Pearl street. jyl3 d9rn+
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MRS, S. p, no

tn1.ISts,s DmgucrFe0sype Il OoEss. 1873 Main
street, opposite American Temperance House. If
reg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

GREAT PoTAroR YfBND. Raised in Clinton,
by Capt. J. BARNARD, at the Poor Farm, from
two potatoes, planted May Both, 1866, "a lbs.
weight Beat this farmers If you can.
That farm may be "poor firm" butupder
its present efficient management, il is better
Than many farms that are not poor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

he1a0yats-LE0NARD'S Boston & Eastern +,
press Co. have removed their Office to 180 Main straet
Brinley Block, nearly opposite American House.
au7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

PERsoNAL.-The editor of the Lowell Courier
does not like personalities, and in reply to the
personal abuse he received ewnights since, at a
Gardner meeting, from Mr. Carey, of Ipswich, one
of Gov. Gardeners particular friends, he says =
Now we ought all to bear each others infirm
tiles instead of exposing them We for instance,
do not oerate Nr Q ..ey because he was prisoner
in the Essex County House Of Correction at tue
time we lived in that County, and therefore had
to be taxed to help pay for the sill qeice that Mr.
Carey eat for his dinner. We prefer to hush up
such little pecadioes. and leave it to Gov. Gard
ner TO publicly taunt men with their past nisfor-
tunes"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

Slrs' ,. Good 1u. an experienced and success
midwife holds herself in readiness aay and night to 4
sttendthe duties of her profession Residence is Austin
nct21
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BotsaH of 81 TfoUSaud scioNvers! READER
do You wish beautiful complexion If So use the "Baln
Of fhoasqnd fioWers" 1t eradicatcs all Tan, Pimples
and Rreckes from the face. For washing aud shaving
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful perfurned
breah--it has no equaii
FETRIDGE & CO., Boston a. r. spuRp sole agent
for Worcester. ie6 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

Music NOfice.-GODDARD Il ALDRICH,s
QUADRILLE BAND, ]. NJ. ALDRIcu Promptcr
n. r GODDARD, 1st Nioiip. W. L. HOBBS, Clarionet
D. " ALDMcH, "a LIS. Powers, Cornet Piston
b. X. DBLAND, Double Bass
Engagements may be made by N. P. Goddard MuIhury
ST., w h. Hobbs, 20 Winter ST., J. NJ. Adrch, Vine st.
or b. r. beL nd, al Loring Brothers.. Musical Head
Quarters. 203 Main st.
The above Band thankful for past favors, solicit
continuance of public patronage.
sos dtr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

WcssePn Ticket Oaice.-Through Western
Tickets, fot all principal Cities and Towns.
LEONARD h Co. Agents.
au2i diff 1e6 Nj, st.,o.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

a SAD DIsAsrga-Po,oder NILS B1o,oa up.
Screen Men Killed, and others Wounded. :
Portland, Oct. l2.-Ihe powder mill at Cor
ham, Me-, blew up at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, killing seven men, and wounding several
others, The fire originated in the press mill,
which was blown to- atoms. The mills were
formerly owned by Oliver Whpple, OF Low
ell, Mass, whose brother and son are among
the Killed. The present owners are Messrs.
y. y. Newhail X Co., of Boston. The killed,
as far as can be at present ascertained are
Franklin Hawkes., of Windhau Geo. Whip.
pie, James Whipple, Samuel Phinney, and
John SWEET The mills had been actively EN-
ployed for some time, the engines running
nlght and day.
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MRS. s. y. BOSNVORTu
FASHI0NABLE DRESS-M AKER
NO z NeWbury street, Worcester
ly24 DIFF
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WIN. SUMNER
Is still in Worcester Chatham st. Place. reports to
the contrary notwithstanding, and teaches Singing
schools. daw4w %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

OiI OF Lemon by the can, or in any quantity, by
eco. r. SPUR, Druggist. au;4
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DIR. henry Sargent gives special attention to
Diseases Of the Eye. Office No II Worcester Bank Block
my29 diff
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In ~ 4 n sS
Dentist has removed his Office ard residence to No Wa
nut erect, Worcester
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toned and took part in the conversation alluded
VIII you do me the favor to state whether YOU
agree with me in the recollection of it. aHd if you
diifer, please state in what particular
am very truly YOURS
THOMAS J. MARSH.
Hon. S. n. CLIFFORD, State Auditor, &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

A. PPentiss, Designer aud Epgra yer upon Wood
and Stone. Over the Quinsigamond Bank Entrance I4I
Main street. House Crescent Street All orders viii
meet with prompt attention Particular attention paid To
Drafting Machinery dec30 III
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School Committees, Teachers fitting up
School Rooms with the Modern Schou Desks and Stools
can purchase 80 in good condition for onehalf their orig
inal cost by applying to WIN, H. EATON Proprietor Of
massachusetts, Mercantile and Mathematical stitu G.
Worcester, Mass. au25 ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

NutFitiyc Principle. DIR. ALFRED G. HAL
Author Of the NstU Ihe0rv ar Cure b. Ntiy;tion can
be consulted in person orby letter his address, He re-
ceYes and examines patients in all forms of disease gyes
prescriptions and medicines and presents She most san
guine hope to all invalds Of safe and natural restora
ton, on principles and satisfactory at his EALTH
OFFICE, No Central Court. Boston, Hours from TO q
feb6 d&wlv ~ ~"
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Slate for &00fs.-The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior quality and lay it in
me pest MANNER on the mos satisfactory terms. Sam.
pies may seen at the yard On Grove street
apis DIFF JOHN BARNARD
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SENATOR A. A. Cook, of Milford, has written
a letter to the Milford Jou,ual defining his posi-
ton in regard to the Republican movement He
says that Gov. Gardner informs him that he never
committed himself to the fusion movement in
any manner whatever
His Excellency, the Governor, differs with me,
and it is but fair that should state the fact that
we differ. He tells US that the action of that
Contention is po,ceriess aad toitholt the least
6hadjay force" No honest voter is bound in hon
or to abide thu nominations Of course he thinks
80 But suppose he had been the nominee. That
would have changed the complexion of things
somewhat.
Whatever others did, l committed myself 10
that Convention in all good faith, and so l in
tend to abide its nominations, made as believe
i'll good faith.
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Dancing.-Mr Moore respectfully gives notice
that his school for instruction in Fancy Dances will
open on Wednesday evening" Oct. 18th; and the class
Tor beginners on thursday Evening" Oct 18th, Warren
Hall, commencing al O'clock. ol3d4t
u. BuObitt takes this method of informing the
public that he IL prepared 10 take views of public and
private dwelling houses, old homestcads and machinery
q al kinds, by new process Of Photographng that ia
far superior to the Daguerreoype process His speci.
mems VIII convince any person that for copying daguer.
eoypes II Is the only way that II ought to be done when
larger than the orgtaisze is wanted by this process
the Impressions are made glass; by the use of which
he can make any number Of perfect impressions on paper
Two questions will probably be asked by those who never
saw Them Wis Are they durable, and what Is the price
FIRST viii say, If painting wi fade, these will not
second they arc cheaper, when you take the size into
consideration ol2 All
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w. W. RICE,


attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
no BrInley Hall. Worcester Mass
ole diff
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Renewal. Mrs. NJ. W GERELDs, Phys,c,au
and successful AidWge, No. SO Summer, between Cen
RAJ and Exchange streets N B-particular attention
given to the treatment of all Female Diseases eff o3
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FRAUDULENT BAEKlNG.-rhe Woonsocket
Patriot notices a two dollar bill issued by the
Tower Mining Company" dated at Woon-
socket, and made payable at Paddy Mills,
Va The Tower Mining Company, it says,
was Incorporated by the Rhode Islard Legis.
lature for the purpose Of mlning,and the bank
ing business is nothing but a swindle. The
charter is said to be in the hands of western
men,and the notes were issued by them, prob
ably from Now York.
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80. THE BOILERS. CHARLES W. Slack, in
speerh made at Holden, Saturday evening cor
roborates the statement that the hsionists in
tended to bolt if the Convention had nominated
Governor Gardner, and had engaged another hall
Tor that emergency Bee
On the contrary, Mr.. Slack unqualifedly and
distinctly denied any such intention, and Showed
from facts that it was utterly impossible, had it
been desirable, TO secure hall for a "bolt."-
Has the Be. no regard for truth at all?
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

hEEP II BEFoRE THE PEOPLE That A,
o. Brewster, a confidential adviser OF Cover.
nor Gardner, and one Of the leading men of
the existing and so called g American Party
Of Massachusetts, publicly declared in a
speech delivered at Redman Hall, on Satur-
day evening last, that the party should be so
conducted as will enable it at an early period.
through the means Of new degree. to fall
into line, and harmonic with the Southern
wing Of Know Nothiugs upon the majority
Nebraska platform adopted at Philadelphia,
thus ignoring the minority platform upon
which Governor Gardner processes to stand,
and virtually selling out to the Slave power.
Boston telegraph.