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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-17
COLEMAN & PUTNAM,
No. 8 American House Block.


Herbert Hall.-The FALL SESSION of this
Family Boarding School ior Young Ladies' will OPEN on
MONDAY, Sept D. Apply for admission, or catalogues
to N. I BENT, Principal II. II.
Highlands, Worcester, Sept. b, 1856. csoi2w
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DR. rOuRTELLOTTE.

DIR. TOURrELLOTTE,
ID IL N II /. = rs
Gives special attention to diseases Of The gums and seib
also general practice surgical and mechanical Office
1888 Main street, formerly occupied by his tutor and friend
Dr. VIM Newton, (now OF OSlord) 70 whoa he ia hermit,
ted TO refer. Over Oitizsns' Bank, Worcester Mass
VII df
The Fixtures Of IL Drag store, FOR SALE
consisting Of Shelf, Bottles Counter and prescrntla,
Scales Soda fountain and drawing apraratus Dratgars
Cigar and Show Gases. These FiXtures nee ~ ~, -
der and viii be sold reasonably These Fixtnras viii no
sold in quantities TO suit purchasers. Address j. o.
HILL, Apotheeaty, Worcester, Mass DIR iylb
he Fall Term Of MRS sUMNER,s JUVENILE
slNulN1 syhoOL will commence WEDNESDAY sent
~ NJ ~ r M az the Yestry Of the Salem street Chureh
tuition W. payable at the second lesson. s1l du
Wnnted-Coples OF The Daiiv Spy Of August Oh
and 23lj also Wsekty Of August OH aud 2o.h
Slate FOR ifooss. -yhe subserlDer ia preparea IA
furnish slate for Root Of superior quality, and lay Il In
Che best nanner on the satisfactory terms sam.
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street
apis dEf John BARNARp
A. PrentAsE, Designer and Engrayer upon Wood
aud stone. over the Quinsgamnud Bank Entrance l4I
Main street House on Crescent Street Al 1rderg win
meet withwompt attention. Particular attention maid 10
uiaulR maVhhtty' dee5O dtf
DR. n. WOODWARD
Has removed his ONCE to No. 2 Kim Street. je25 dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-17

This neble heart of the Old Commonwealth,
Beats high and strong midst peace and health;
Its wealth is seen in banks and stocks,

Its works Of art, at Piper Block
Persons wishing to obtain superior kenesses Of them
selves or friends need longer think they must 60 to
Boston or New York for them for BABBITr is taking
pictures equal to any obtained there. His Daguerreo.
types are acknowledged by all be of a superior tone
and finish, AID perfect hkeuesses. His Photog apis
must be seen be appreciated Persons having daguer
reoypes Of deceased friends can have them enlarged 70
any equired size paper by the Photographic process
and then finished in oil or coors For large pic
lures the Photograph is the best BA BBITT is making
some splendid ikenesses on polished glass. In some
cases these to be preferred For infants and restless
children, the time Of sitting is Short the natural ex
preston OF the child is easily retained For groups and
persons having eyes this speedy process is excel
lent To Judge of the beauty and variety of his speci
mems, call at his rooms, Nos. D s. / 1. Piper Block
Main Street, Worcester. au27 DIFF
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OucAe Toms Bhrters.-Ehese Bitters prepared
from Poplar ana eassatras Bark, and the lie YES Of Bu-
cha ana Upland Cranberry is just the medicine tn be
taken at this season OF the year. They increase the an
peute and nygorae the SYSTEM they cure costyeress
and dyspepsia they cure fever and ague thew cure the
Jduhaice ana they cure al difficulties the liver They
excellent for all old people when thew are troble3
with stoppage of water any difficulty Of the kidney
and bladder They kill worms, Finally, they are a safe
ana valuable Bitter everybody likes them because they
are paaahe; everybody uses them because bey do them
goods everybody will have them because they are made
OF ne choicest roots banks, and herbs, and crybody
will buy them that reads Uncle Toms Cabin
At wholesale by SCOTT Il ELLIS Worcester, where
TIER can be found good assortment of Groceries No.
80 Front Street. iy22 d3p,
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For Satellite valuable estate of the late VIM. A
DRAPER situated Plantation Street about one mile east
the City HAL. A large DWELLING HOUSE, with
Barn Wood md Carriage House. partly new and in good
repair. " e"
With about seven acres of choice land in high state
Of cultivation well stocked with great variety Of Fruit
Trees young and in good bearing condition. selected with
care without re gard to cost.
tnere IS on the premises falling well of pure
soft WATER with many other conYenences rendering The
city. '''''' III 'Ho
Front Street Of the subscriber on the premises
JYll DIFF @. A. DRAPER, Administrator
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DR. ~. Woodward
Has removed his oflco to No. Elm Street. ie25 dam
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Wnnted-Copes Of The Dai,y Spy Of August 9th
ana a3li also Weekly Of Angusl ON and 2Oh.
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,,lTl ~ y ~. - m OF MRS bUMNER3 JUVENTLN
siNulN1 syhoOL, will commence WEDNESDAY, sept
~ NJ ~ 2 M at the Yestry Of the Salem street Churdh
Tuition 81, payaOa at the geeond leaann III ~
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Hon John C. Park read the letter of Ex-Gov-
ernor Johnston, Withdrawing his name as a can
didate of the American party.
The Committee on Resolutions then reported
the following
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setting forth that the American party of Massa-
chusetts, in consequence of the declinatiOn Of
Gov. Johnston, had determined to sustain VIII
liam L. Dayton of New Jersey, as its candidate
for the Vice Presidency, and also TO sustain
Charles Sumner, for reelection to the United
States Senate.
The resolutions were accepted unanimously
and referred TO the Committe on Resolutions.
The Convention then adjourned until half past
q n cloct
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26th.--To.morrow
movement will be made to rescind
Stephens resolution providing 70 con
,inuous session Of the House until the
election Of Speaker. In the event o.
the success Of measure, Campbell will
withdraw his resolution inviting Orr TO
take the chair temporarily.
The Free Soilers are alarmed for feaI
that il Orr gets into the chair the Amer
ican party will 60 over to him, thus d.
verting the Democrats into q combina
ton on M. Orr from their caucus candi
date. The movements to-day are re-
garded as indications Of determination
10 elect Speaker before the close Of lhs
week.
Commodore McKeon Of Norfolk, hat
informed the Secretary Of Navy, that tht
steam Frigate Roanoke, recently launch
ed there, was not seriously injured BY
that operation. He states that her leak
ing was caused by the oakum becoming
detached from the seams.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01
a singular Curiosity !.

OrE day. las. week, MI. Dusrrs H.
WILLARD, Of Greenup county. Ky, OK.
kibited 10 us one'of the rarest cufiosi.ies
ia existence. ltisa fungus type Of the
'hesd and countsnsncs Of human be.
ing. II wos discovered. about one year
since. by Mr.. AsBRosE M. CLARK, in
tho hollow Of green maple tree. abou.
eighteen inches in diameter. Mr.. O.,
ia his written statement, says that this
curiosity was attached to The aide Of the
cavity of the tree only by tho point q
ths nose that whsnii, vas first discov.
cred IL was tho sizs ofa childis head,
SIX months old I; sntirsIy symmettical
10 10 form end sppsarancs, with 4 sljghl
dimpls on saeh cheek. The shape q
the hssd. ssyss, nass. nesfh, chin, end
sntiss fssturss. wsfe fvsatdsd - those
of.s veil fofmsd bsmsp being The
hssd i covered With fas uiess, ressm'
'bilss heass hsif. "
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01
Reported filibustsr Movement.

New YoRx, Dec. 28.--Ths suthoIi.
ties here have been into possession Of
documents and sfidsvits which they
deem irrefutsble. showing thsta wide
spread movement has been commenced
all along the Atlantic seabosrd Of the
United States, to send men end arms 10
Nicaragua for the purpose Of organiz.
ing an army in that State to descend up.
on Cuba and San Domingo and wrest
them from the present possessors. After
tho consummation Of this design, the
parties interested in the movement pro.
posed TO unite into one confederation, ss
q State. Nicaragua and such other p6r.
tions Of Central America ss may be &C.
quired BY conquest or otherwise. and eli.
ther set up separate Republic or apply
for admission into the Union as Slave
State.
l, is alleged that q thousand Of the
most reckless adventurers in the Allan.
tic cities have been already en,icel into
this movement, and this number is being
daily augmented by extensive accession
from the interior and it is further aleg.
I'd that Walker cares nothing for Near.
aqua, any farther than as she may prove
|serviceable asa gathering point for an
invading army. This Information is sup.
posed 10 have come into possession Of
The United States Government through
the treachery Of the man who was to
have been General Of the expediton.--
The Cuban Junta Is said TO have been
at the bottom OF the whole affair.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01

Y. = Fs hare yabslysd NJ. 1 a. :
Z lpapsi emitted ssYounr < ms,S
!, Esib IIshsd In Nov Yorf on ~.
pan ~ Tendon, Punch. The con.
yent s8ya Amusiny and The cuts splritsd.
IA ssttft % ths w sshinston corssapoo.
dent weold slmpst sppsss 20 BE- spscisi. !.
y sined q ceItsin Istisss published ia
the Gazette and Times yof ,hls city -
From our own, correspondent ut---swosn not a.
6. write icf any other pupsE1
WAssssoroS, Dsc. Ii. {.
Thlpgs look % II Jspkins Of Elerlds. /.
would bsehossn Speaker Jenk kins js =
Natlopsl Know Nothing. Abolition,
Sosthefn Rights. Demo csatlc, Z Hard
ShsIi, Twelfth Seetlou Whig. He is all
right On tho goose qssaiion.
Tbs ,Coml1issioners ~ running tho
boundary line between Hoboksn and
Bergen arrived in town to.dsy, And hsd
On interview win the Attorney Gen eval
Il is supposed the bound1ty line will Be
run, into the ground, .,k
Jsnklns' chances are looking up.--
On !he las. ballot no only wAnted one
hpddred aud ,his.een votes OF "a cleo
tdon.--C Cincinnati Coramerciel. !
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For the Spirit Of the Times,

B6 AT a meeting Of lronton Divi.
sion, No. $40, S. Of T., held at their
Hall, Dec. 24,h, 'S5, the following feso.
lu,ions were unanimously adopted.
Whereas. 1t has pleased Almighty
God, in his inscru,eble but allwise prov.
idence to remove from our midst our
worthy and esteemed brother R. A. Nc.
ELRoY. Be it, therefore,
Resolued, That in the death OF our late
brother, the cause Of Temperance has
lost true friend, and that this Division
dsplorss tho loss Of one Of lis most val.
ued members; one who was ever fore.
most in every good word and work ol
Love, Purity and Fidelity; whose faith.
ful attention in relieving The distressed
was surpassed by no one, and whose as.
siduous ful6lment Of his vows ss Son
Of Temperance. Chords blight example
which we shall do honor TO ourselves by
initiating.
Resolped, That our Hall be draped in
mourning for the space Of thirty days. in
tokea Of respectfot our departed brother.
Resolued, Tha. his memory shall ever
be warmly cherished tina, these resolu.
tions be spread on the minutes Of this
Division !; thaa 10 his afflicted Widow
and Family, our most tender condolences
and sympsthies are hereby expressed.
and that copy Of these resolutions be
forwarded TO them, expressing at the
same time, our trust that Hs who has
projected them thus far will continue
through this troublesome world. !
N. *. MoxLEY, \ ~
H. N, WHEELER. COMMITTEES.
J. f. F. CARsEr.J M
Published BY order Of tho Division
J. r. PowEtL, R. s.
w. H. HowARp, w. p. 4
tRegistef please copy.] t.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01
Democratic Meeting.

Ar q cslled meeting Of the Democracy
OF Lawrence county, held in lronton, on
the 2s,h ult., RoBERr RrrcaEY, ESQ.,,
was called 10 the Chsif, and W.. c.
Hoop appointed, Secretary.
On motion the following gentlemen
were chosen 10 represent Lawrence coun'
|ty in the 9Th Of January Convention
E. w. JORDAN, LEWIS, ANDERSON, BEN.
JAxIx JoHNsox, R. LEETE, S. P. CALvir
and Rev. J. NJ. KELLEY.
A Committee on Resolutions, consist
ing OF Messrs. JORDAN. GEoRee B
RircaEY, and HOOP, was appointed
who reported the following resolutions
which, sfier some discussion, were adop
ted. va
Resolued. That, with reference 10 tht
Currency Question, the Democracy o.
Lawrence county s,snd where they hav'
always stood, upon the Currency Of ths
Constitution and o. common sense
That currency we desire to restore anf
establish, being utterly opposed TO banks
Of issue.
Resolued. That equality Of rights and
equality Of burdens and liabilities ar,
fundamental principles Of our Govsrn.
ment, and we therefore insist upon ths
unequivocal application ofihose prin
ciples. ~ 8
Resolu.d. That the pressn, Admins
tration, having violated the pledges upon
which it was elevated to power having
contributed 10 the re.opening OF an ag
itation which had been happily allayed
and having used all the patronage Of .ht
General Government 10 the extension o
an institution on all hanIs admitted to
be blot upon our fair escutcheon. de-
serves the aeverest reprobation.
| Resolued, That the Kansas. Nebrask'
Act. by repeating time.honored Com
promise, and thereby opening alresh
controversy that ar6uses the deadlies
animosity between two sections Of the
confederacy, is an act Of bad faith, ant
as such meets our hearty condemnation
| Rssolued, That our delegates to ,h'
9Th OF January Convention be and are
hereby instructed 10 carry out the abov'
resolutions in their action aforesaid.
/ Pending the debs.eon the resolutions
Mr.. RoBERT RIrcHEY having vacated tn
chair, Mr.. THoxAs MURDOCH was chose'
President, pro tempore.
| Mr.. GEORGE B. RircHEY protested
against the passage Of the above resolu
tions. 9s
On motion. tho meeting adjourned.
THOS. MURDOCH, Prest.
| w. Z. Hoop, Secretary.
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TaE LIQUOR Law in the State Of stead,

TaE Liquor Law 10 the State Of steady
habi,s-Connecticut--do not seem TO
be working very satisfactorily. The
Hartford Times contains the following
paragraph. 10000 for rum !" The
Town liquor agency-lesal rum shop I!
--of New Haven has sold nine thou.
sand dollars worth Of liquor the pas.
year. This sum would purchase ninety
hogshesds Of rum! According 10 the
law, this large amount mus. all have
gone for medicinal and mechanical
uses. What a wretched farce -
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The Northern Light AiIIir.

Ngw YoRK, Dec. 20.
Tar steamer Northern Ligh. il sill
anchored Of the battery, anl, near BY,
lie ths steamer Vixen, aud the Revenue
Gutter Washington with their suns bear.
ing upon her.
The Fillibusters, OF those on board
without tickets, weye put on shore al
two o'clock on Tuesday morning.
They numbered two hundred. By
the order Of tho District Attorney, an
examination was made for tickets among
the passengers and those who were with.
out tickets were placed under arrest.
About twenty were arrested and put
in the keeping Of Capt. Fauncs Of The
Revenue Cutter Washington who has
the Northern Light in charge.
The District Attorney received lot.
ter yesterday from the Attorney General
in regard 10 the course the government
intended to pursue towards tho parties
suspected in the expedition.
The cargo OF the Northern Ligh, is 10
be examined.
The bona ide passengers by the North.
ern Light are much annoyed BY their
detention, which will be continued for
two days more. so the steamer's cargo
can be examined. A large amount or
freight is said to consist OF harnass and
farming implements, and is believed TO
include implements Of war,
Secretary Marcy responded ss follows
TO Parker H. French's letter transmit.
ting his credentials as Minister from
Nicaragua st-
al am directed by the President to 70.
ply 10 your commune alton that he has
not yet seen reason for establishing di.
ploma.ic intercourse with the persons
who now claim to exercise the political
power in the State Of Nicaragua. Those
who were chiefly instrumental in sus.
pending or overthrowing the former Gov.
ernn,ent were not ci,izens belonging to
il, nor have those citizens OF any por.
ton Of them, as for as is now known
here, freely expressed their approval or
acquiesence in the present condition
|of political affairs in Nicarsgus. Un.
Ill such shall be the case. the President
does not deem VI proper 10 receive you
or any one as Minister to this Govern
ment duly sppointe'i by the Supreme
Government Of Nicaragua"
The search Tor munitions Of war
among her cargo is sill going on, All
the packages on her sworn manifest are
to be opened and searched.
Psrties previously arrested have been
again taken into custody and required
10 give heavier bonds. o s
SECOND DISPATCH.
New YoRK, Dec. 20.
Evening.-A. the suggestion Of tho
Transit Company. the U. s. Distric, AT.
torney has consented that the Northern
Light may proceed on her voysge upon
condition rhat she takes ou, two Of the
Marshal's deputies to superintend the
discharge Of her cargo at Punts Arenas.
the Company stipulating to bring back
all cannon and munitions Of wsr found
aboard. .
She will sail As soon as she can be
got ready.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01

The bill msking large appropriations
for the completion Of railroads ia Mis-.
lsouti. recently pssssd; ;by the Legislature
and vetoed BY the Goyernofs was pass-l
Cd. Tuesday, over the veto, By ! swo.
thirds vote. s'S I. I,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01
PLxnourH, Dec. 2l.

THE celebration Of the anniversary o.
the landing Of The Pilgrims was held TO.
day by the Unitssian Church. A large
audience was present, including a large
number Of s,rsnsess from ell paris Of the
co1nlfy. The Grafton, delivered By
Hon. VIM. III. Seward, was truly elo.
qusnt, end ssas listened to with profound
attention.; ! dinner followed, With q
number Of speeches and sentiments
"A ball i 10 So given shis,svsning. 4
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01
Dem ocratic Convention.

PITrssvRoH, Dec. 26lh.--The City
Democratic Convention to-day spill, be-.
tween the Fusionists and the Antis.-
The Fusionisls were in the majority
and nominated VuIse (Whig) for Mayor.
Fifteen Ants withdrew, fe.organized,
and nominated John H. Irwin. @
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01
From, New Haven.
New HAVEN. Dec

f. NEw HAVEN. Dec. 36ths
SAMUEL SLY, weak.minded fanstic.
confesses TO the murder Of Justin Mat.
thews. His confsdera!es ore 4 male
and female, who pretended they had 70.
Violations from Heaven that The deceased
had an evil Spirit which tormented Sly's
sister, a prophecies, who Pretended TO
have riser, from the dead. ,S.esieN
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01

The Rev. William Burke. who was
one OF the earliest settlers in Cincinnati,
died lately at the age Of SO. He had
seen Cincinnati, from being a mere
hamlet become one Of the largest cities
Of the Union, and the State Of Ohio,
almonst entirely unsettled when he frs,
knew it, become the abode Of 2,oGo,.
600 Of people.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01

The Baltimore dmevican says tha,
never before in that city have the ab.
solute necessaries Of life been 20 hard
to obtain, because Of the high prices.
and. with the scarcity Of employment,
it will prove oppressive during the win.
ter. il . favorable change does not take
nlace sSyr 4g ~ si i2t.,7s
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01

WoRsE THAN RuM DRINxIKo.-The
Elmira N. VI Advertiser says there is
dwarf in this village, about eighteen
years Of age. who drinks every day, a'
one time, two ounces Of laudunuin.--
Various means have been tiled TO break
him Of his perniciocs habit, but without
aIfact .l.is 80 .l.r9e s-r
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01

The President, last week, issued two
proclama,ions-one against the Nicssa.
guam lillibusters, and the other snnounc.
ing Newfoundland had complied with
the provisions ofihe Reciprocity Trsaty,
and 10 entitled to participate in its
benefits.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01
n. Tas aool,orion, .Ka,a

- TIE notorious Kate Hastinge
sscsally died 10 The Chai.y Hospital ip
Paris. She wss for many yeaIs tho pro-.
pristor Of the most infamous end gosxs.
Gus house in the city Of New York, and
about four years since distinguished her
self BY cowhiding "Ned Bun,line." for
remarks concsfpins her published in his
paper. 2 ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01

Ii Milwaukee. reporters arc ] "privi.
legged class" The Msyot hes issued %
order exeludins them from the watch.
house |! I
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01
We srs pleased . Learn thai the Rev

We aFe pleased . learn that the Rev
J. r. GivsN. Psstor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, In this city. will
commence q series Of lectures on the
.PAorHscIEs OF rss OLp TEsr ANExr,'e
in Spencer Chapel. commencing on
Sunday evening next and continuing
each Sabbath night, fos several month.
10 come. Nh. GIvxsis gentlemen o
deep research. end every way qualified
TO sxpouni this intricate subject, whict
is so,ruly edilyins. and bs,u.iful wher
comprshended. 4
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01

VzTf01s o., Decs II.
Hon, hiram Boil. lormsriy 4 iaem,
| bet ef Congress RON ~ Third Uis.fict,
" Ohio, did shis slasspesa Il hls III.
dsnee. Ia GtesnvifIs. Dssks eeasly.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01

The trial OF Judge Kane foraalse i'm.
Ptisonment will probably take place in
February next. Passmore Williamson
claims $60, 900 damsgcs. ~ :
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-01

lighteo eousness.s axe alone. The murder
Of Dow was deliberately planned to
bring on a collision with the people Of
Kansss..and the murderer Of Dow was
one Of the "Law and Ordar" invaders!
Here was the murderer assisting to serve
a peace warrant on a witness, the OBJ.
ject being to get ,he witness in his pow.
er to stop bis mouth. The accusation
that the men Of Lawrence stood like
"lrembling sheep before the knife Of the
butcher" is a lie. They stood like men,
ready to butcher the drunken snd swag.
sering Williams the moment they would
undertake to carry out their bloody
threats. "a
Another correspondent Of the Repub.
lican writing from Lecompton camp. on
December 9th, says:
"Our men grew impatient. They
had been so wronged and tsunted BY
these lswlsss sbolitionisis that they
wanted vengeance. They could no, be
restrained much longer"
or the report Of the terms Of peace
the writer saye:
\ "This did not altogether satisfy oul
people, They thought the abolitionis [,
shnnld hava hasn ranuireI IA su,yeode,