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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-27
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Now FoR DAGUERREoTYPEs We mu"h grati6ed
to his friends and the public the
full covery Of Mr., r. Clafin, the eminent da
guerrean artist, No lS3 Brney Row, his late and
severe illness. Mr. has agah taken possession If his
rooms in prO9ria persona ami entered with increased
am 3iiion aud enthusiasm upon his avore art. and is
ready TO furnish all hours of the day. daguerreo
types by his hand single 10 groups, Of unrva
excellence and beauty. Those in Of fine pictures
have only to call upon him to have their wishes fully
gradfed We Commend him to the generous notice Of
the public. my23 dim
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Ladies who wish god black thin Dress are invited
to examine assortment of the real old fashioned Grape
which all acquainted with the article pronounce
passed. both in beauty and durability, by any of the
modern fabrics.
Also, another arrival of those SILK TISSUES, printed
and plain colors, which have sold readily at tw N.Y.
Ave cert, just half the regular price; many 9th
gains, equally good will beshown those who give
call at No. l54 Main st.
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{, I55b.
j. G. WADLEIoH-Dear Slr In answer to yours of the
9th instsrt will stale, that by tho of four bottles
DELIGHTS SPANISH LUsrRAL it has produced
thick and fine growth OF hair the head of my wife
where had been bald for eight yea s. By the use Of
Ave BOTTLE Capt John Buck of this town. has thick
growth Of hair all the top of his head where /. has
been bald for the last twenty years. By the use of three
boItle', Charles F. Rohinon, NJ D., of Nantucket, has
thick growth of hair his head where it has been bald
Jor tn year, As far my observation extends it has
the universal preference all similar preparations
As toilet art ce it is very sup rior.
Respectfully, yours,
]. KELLEY, NJ. D.
and by all Druggists in Worcester and vicinity.
mch7 i2tag&viv
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ADJOURNED SALE.-Ihe David Flagg estate
advertised to be sold on Thursday last, was not
offered, and is adjournet to Frilay, June 9th, at
10 M on account of misunderstanding in
regard t. terms, it being generally supposed t. ey
were to be as first advertised, (cash); they to
be more liberal, as follows viz :-Jne third cash,
or satisfactory endorsed note on four months
with interest added, on delivery Of deed, the re-
mainder in four equal annual payments, interest
semi. annually.
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Police Court.

MONDAY, May &c.
Before Judge Green-John Aldrich, Barnly
Logan, Patrick Fleming, were fined 81 and costs
each, for being drunk. Fleming paid, and the
other two were committed in default
Mary Ann Spencer, up for being drunk, was
discharged by disclosing.
Peter }urran, for disturbing the peace, was
fined SO and costs, which he paid.
VIM II. Corey. for selling liquor on testimony
OF Mary Ann Spencer, was fined $40 and costs,
&c. Apnealeh.
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some ACCOUNT OF THE LIPE OF Rev. spvv.
CT HouGHToN CONE, a Baptist Preacher n,
b'nerica. BY his Sons. New York: Liver
more 4 Rudd
The subject of this memoir was for nearly half
a century, an honored minister Of the Baptist
denomination. He possessed many remarkable
adaptations for his profession; his mind was
clear, his style forcible, and his pety ardent He
had a warm and genial heart which secured him
widespread personal popularity and which placed
him In close sympathy with the audiences whom
he addressed with % mach OlvQuence aud power
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Mr. CHAMPIONS DISMISSAL DECIDED UpoN
-WARLiKE RuMoRs. -New York, Nav %
(Trt6ane correspondence Mr.. Crampton.
the British Minister, will receive his dismis.
sal Tomorrow also the Consuls. Dispatch.
es VIII go by the next steamer to Mr.. Dallas.
announcing that the President, upon the in
iernauonal question, would have been satis.
ned With Lord Clarendons last dispatch, but
~ other points he is 80 decided that Marcy a
dispatch VIII be likely to cause n sensation in
England. 1t is believed that Champion has
authority to give, and will give, Immediately
on his dismissal such orders to British squad
ron IN the West Indies as will most likely
lead to sudden collision. The President con-
templates sending message to Congress OH
this subject Tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-27

The popularity of Arnold's Vital Find is really
becoming immense. When once acquainted with
it, persons purchase it by the dozen, and its gen
eral introduction as family medicine will prevent
very much Of the weakness and debility now so
prevalent. For a Spring medicine it is unap-
proachable, strengthening the blood and toning
the system as it does by united medicinal and
chemical action. The Globules should be often
taken in connection boston Telegraph
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G5e 9aiIg Spy.
TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1856.
advertisement
To abe Absent ous and Daughters of

By vote of the conm toe Of Arrangements for ceie-
brsting the coming 9Th o. July in this city passed
Wednesday evening. the fh Instant the Sscretay was
directed TO extend through the vaions newspapers
particular inv taton to the sbseht Sons and Daughters
OF Worcester to unite tn in eel hrating the coming
Eghtietil Anniversary of Natonsl 1ndependence.
TherefFe to each ami to all Of you far or near old
young, married single, personal ard cordial invita-
non is 81 en- to return to this your Town dear native
home and unite with it present Inhabitants (and many
others WHO will then be he in Public City Gel hration
on the 4h Of July at which greeJi gs of warm
forts of Worces present cizens he given to make the
Gay of interest pleasure, and happy remembrance
Re- pecttully, yours, &C., JOHN B0YDEN,
S cretarI of Commit of Arrargem n's
Worcester Mass Nav 10 1856 ts6t&wtJy4
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Good Effects of tlr. HHtI's Cordial BuIu,
of Syriacun.

WORCESTER July 8, 1865.
De8r srA few months ago called at your es abllsh-
ment for your vice. when you recommended course of
the Balm Of syriacum. | am at last with much shame
Induced to address You the miserable situation VAS
in when commenced taking yuT blessed medicine |
am convinced the disease afflicted with was SOLELY
Occasioned by having Contracted In my ear youth
most famous habit the continual practice of which
had Orally stroye my constitution The health of nv
body not only aft ced, but the powers of my mind
much weakened; my ud ame t had lost sohdity
and my memory its reentve faculties my Lead was CON-
fused and subject to frequent swmmings, had been
much troubled with oppression at my breast which
occasioned constant perspiratOn l had pains in nv
stomach and weakness ana general debility all over
with co slant yawhng and seepinessj my appetite
hucuatng my spirits gr atty depressed that at
times 'ud scarcely refrain from Ching and iuvolun-
tary weeping; MY eyes were inhamed and frequently
emitted w.b.ry hume in a word [ was an object Of
misery. paid a strict attention to y ur advice and
continued taking the Medicine according 10 your dec
tions for about three moLths now perfectly recoy-
cred; therefore, think it not only my duty TO acknog
edge the service you have done to inform the pub
lie for the benefit Of Others who labor under the sa or
any disease similar, to those from which was happily
recovered
am, dear sir, your most liged humble servant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-27

The CoLLEGEs.-It is gratifying to perceive
the right feeling pervading our institutions of
learning in the present alarming crisis Of public
affairs. A general meeting of the students OF
Amherst College, was held in front of the Chap
ell, on Saturday evening, at which resolutions of
burning indignation. at the outrage on Charles
Sumner, were passed. President Stearns presid
cd and speeches, corresponding in tone with the
resolutions were made by him and by Professor
Maven Tutor Green, ard several of the students
At the great demonstration in Faneuil n III on
SATURDAY evening Professors Follen and Long
lenow' Of Harvard College. were two Of the Vice
RE 'dep's' and we do not learn that any exeep.
tons were taken TO it in any quarter. II there
mad 6e'n h'wever, We do not think it would have
Influenced their action in The premises
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Mr.. Brooks OF SOUTH CARoL1NA.-This
person, who has so suddenly become infamous
is young man, not far from thirty years.
He is nearly six feet in hight. and of very
genteel personal appearance and agreeable
manners. He was the person selected by Mr..
Bennett of Missippi 10 take his notes to Nh.
Damrell of this state, interrogating that gen.
tienan in regard to some illusions to Missip.
pl Reputation in his speech in the House Of
Representatives. Preston S. Brooks. we are
happy to say, Is no relation whatever to the
Brooks family in this section of the country
On his fathers side he is of Scotch Irish de.
scent, and on his mothers, unnitigated
1rish.-BoSton transcript.
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pes.ruc,Ion Of Lawrence.

dispatch from St. Louis, dated May %,
says: IA gentleman who arrived from Jeffer-
son City yesterday, informs the editor of the
Democrat, that dispatch had been received
from Lawrence, stating that battle had been
fought of Lawrence, and a number of persons
killed on both sides. He was unable to give
particulars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-27

A SERMON FOR FREEDOM Rev. Horace
James, Pastor Of rhe Old South Church, in this
city, delivered an eloquent discourse, OIL Sunday
last, with special reference the outrages
of the slave power. We have requested a copy
of the discourse for publication, and shall lay it
before our readers Tomorrow.
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STILL LATER.

ST. LOUIS, May PA despatch from Boom
vile to the Republican, says Lawrence was
destroyed on Wednesday. The hotel aud
printing office in Kansas city ,oers also demot-
ished, btt fe,O Iices We're lost. Particulars are
expected by steamer tonight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-27

Starch POiiah.-FayloT's Premium Starch Polish
was exhibited at he Industrial Exhibition and took the
Firs! Premium 1t the best Article in the world fome
of the bet Laundres in New England are using it. Price
25 cents per bottle,
D. TAYLOR, JR Proprietor, 10 Broad St., Boston, and
sold by all Grocers and Druggists.
Sold in Worcester, by W. o. SWEET CO., General
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State town. Up TO last Saturday, Reeder had
not been heard from.
A camp of South Carolinians and Missou-
rians near Lecompton, numbers 500, and is
daily receiving additions. Another camp OF
1875 are about a mile and a half from Law
renee. The camp on Friday last, arrested
eleven men, nine of whom, after being armed
to leave the territory, were released, but two
are still retained.
Every man passing up or down by land, is
nrlested and searched. Even letters are
broken open and read. Houses are pillaged.
provisions are stolen, and every kind of depre-
dations committed.
When Mr.. I. left on Saturday, an attack
was hourly expected on Lawrence, but on the
boat Mr.. I. was told by Missourians that
Tuesday was the day, and it is probable the
town is laid low before this.
The citisens of Lawrence were not in a
position for defence, although they had some
arms and ammunition.
Another package of testimony was brought
down upon the same boat by Mr.. Bronson,
who, by the aid of Mr. Taft. and Mr.. John
Halves of st. Johnsbury, VT. (who had ac-
companied Mr.. Taft all through Kansas,) was
able to keep it away from Ruffian hands so
that, before this, it is safely at Washington.
The story of Kansas, in short, is Just this
ing to be fruitless, except by driving Free
State men from the Territory, Shannon and
Marshal Donaldson have, on the strength of
Reeder's refusal to waive his exemption from
arrest, enrolled all the ruffians from the Slave
States as so much militia under pay. These
assassin soldiery boast that, IA days service
entities them to l60 acres of land, besides
their pay and rations. Thus ali army of Pro.
slavery men is quartered upon Kansas to eat
out its substance, destroy business, and free
the Territory from Free State men. This too,
when force of Government troops, sufficient
for every purpose OF arrest aud protection. is
within call. The world affords no case viii h
has its parallel in vileness. Not man has
resisted, even to the waving of his hand, the
acts of Col. Summers troops; and yet these
troops are not called upon, but cut throat rob-
bers and murderers are armed by Shannon
with United States guns, and their expenses
paid with United States money
This last scheme, concoctcd by the agent of
this Administration for the purpose fastening
Slavery upon Kansas, will probably be sue
cessfu.
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"ouiu respectfully announce that he has taken an Office
III me aMERICAN house BLOCK, up one flight Of
stairs where he viii be in readiness, all times to at
tend to the business of Wr up Books Collecting Ac-
counts, iGb Writing and Copying. Persons doing bust
who do require the constant services of Book
keeper and those who closing business and wish their
books written up, bills collected, &c. avail themselves
OF his services Mr. Bancroft els eonfdert that trc m
bis Ing experience in all OF the al ove and from his ex
tehslve acquaintance in the city, that he will be able to
make himself Efficient in all pertains to the dut es
general Accout tant and Collector To those who may
wish his this capacity he would say that it
will e hi ebdeavor 10 do all business entrusted TO
care with neaness, accuracy, honesty, and fidelity on
reasonable terms.
few private pupils can receive instruction in
Commercial bookkeeping If application be made soon.
Worcester, NAV 16 1856 dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-27

ARNoLD's GLoBULEs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
wholesale, at the Lowest prices by john Q. Hill, 229
Main ST. AtretGu also Names and statements of those
who have been greatly benefited by Them may be sez
at his store. mv14 dtf
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THIs IS THE YEAR TO BUY.-We would call
your attention to an advertisement in our columns
of a valuable building lot, on Chatham st, TO be
sold ON Saturday next, by e. W. Vail
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Mr.. SUMMERS SPEECH "A supplement TO the
Massachusetts, Spy, containing the whole of Mr..
Summers speech, upon one sheet, may be had at
the Counting Room of the Spy. Price two cts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-27

DAMAGE BY LI0nTNINo. valuable horse,
belon ring 20 Daniel Daris, Of Princeton, was
struek BY lightning and xii ed, during the thun.
der storm, on Saturday afte nooa. During the
bn,, va struck and consumed, WITH most Of is
contents.
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j. L HOOD.

Dealer in NEW AND SEC md HAND FURNITURE,
CTOcIteFy and Glass Ware
Stoves, Carpets, aud all inds of House Furnishing
Goods
N. B.-Cash paid for Second hand Furniture at 232
Main street, by L. B00D.
mchlS div
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s. r HAYWOOD,
I L. a q q 4 L :. -. Z. 4

Late GoodnoW Heywo0d)
Has cOmpl te assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES and Al
TERS, among which may be found Ill TIE desirable les
OF Ladies' Congress Cal ers both black and in colors
foil variety o Misses and Childrens CATERS and Ankle
Ties. White Kid Slips and Caters 81 nts' Patent Calf
Boos long and short tops, Patent Leather Oxford and
low Ties, French 10 is and Shoes Top calf foxed
lect=r with bought cash. and Il be sold at the
Invest figure. Piper BHcs, No. 2t7 Main st ap25dtf
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LEr DEMOCRATS read the despatch, in another
column, stating that the members Of the Massa-
chnsetts delegation TO Cincinnati, in Washing
ton, gave an entertainment on Saturday evening,
at Wizards Hotel, at which Brooks and Keitt
Of South Caroline were present.
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q. A. GOODNOW.

Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS, SHOES. aaS RU u Il e r. s
273 Main Street, CUP stars,)
WORCESTER, MASS.
Particular attention given to orders. diff mch3
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Look out for colds coughs and arh when the change
OF weather (now daily expece arrives. With the read
lest of all remedies Durnos Caarrh Snuff ia your peck
et you are SAFE
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The Committee of Arrangements

For celebrating the of July, requested t. meet a.
the Commru c. utcl Room, WEDNESDAY Eve, 10th
last at o'clock precisely. Per orier,
m q d2t y. bV1DbNi eecy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-27

OcbenE Drain FEpeS,--SOMETblNG NEW.
Til subs ribtr has resumed the manufacture OF CE.
NEWT PIPES for Cistern, Sink, Cellar, and Garden
Drains, IRON three to six inches in diameter which he
is prepared TO inrnsh and put down at short notice
For durability and economy these pipes are superior
to anything Il the kind in use, theT are ulae It
co by moisture, and it properly laid will forever
rsous VINO wish to drain their premises efeclualy,
and a derate cost, will do well to call the SUBJ
scrber in the of the Mechanics Hail. entrance
aldo str ct where full assortment OF all
SIZES may be found, Lathrop Ames 2S Mechar'c
Street JAMES TeC,y
Worcester, March 81 1856 -,A;
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o NJ G o HIsT)
Will meet his Office patients here after from to md 7
to p. NJ. No. 6 yaIuuf ST.
Worcester May &c 1865 DIFF
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Sparkling soda Water. with the usual variety
of choce Ssrups, at D. sC0Tr'S 25l Main, Of
Mechanic ST. my23 diff
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Those Of our subscribers who did not get their
p'pers yesterday, can obtain them at the Count
ing Room.
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KANzAs MEETING IN MISSOURI The st.
Joseph Cycle, in giving an account of Kan
zas meeting recently held at St. Joseph, for
the purpose of raising funds TO contribute 10
the support OF Col. Buford' company in Kan
zus, thus chronicles part of the proceedings.
It Is highly crediiabe both to Mr.. w. Hall
and the citizens of Buchanan county:
eve were pleased 10 observe that Hon.
w. P. Hall spoke the sentiments of our citi-
zens to man, when he said I'VE will
give freely of our means, to our friends who
are actual bona fide residents and citizens in
kanzas Territory We will aid them with
bread and meat, to live on, and implemen ts
OF husbaudry to open up their farms; but
while we do this cheerfully, not one cent will
we give to encourage or countenance illegal
voting or Illegal movements in the Territory
of Kanzas.' THIS is the spirit whc aninates
the patriotic law abiding citizens of Buchan-
an, and we are proud to bear record oil it,
Gen. Hughs was appointed an agent to see
that the amount of money raised was properly
applied. st. Louis DenencrGt.
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Acknowledgement Baths, BY DIR. D. O.
COLBY, OF Blstou, BRARCH OFFICE At Il6
NAM STREET, 'WoRcESTER.-Dr Colby will be
present at his Office in Worcester, on FRDAY Of each
week. On her days Of the week tie office will be in
charge OF DR.. " A. Brooks, who is well qualified to ad
minister these Baths il proper manner.
These Baths are of the highest utnty for Plumbers,
Painters Looking Glass Platers. Gders, White Lead and
Paris Or, en- Manufacturers Bird Suffers, Chemista
Eitctrotypers DapU-reoypiss, Bra Foundels and for
persons who been much drugged by Metcurv in
any Of It's flrms, by dele. erous Quick Medicines &c
Also, for Scrofula and obstinate HumOrs Neryoua De
bity. ~ d Irregularity Of the nervous power
IL is almost incredible how many are suffering I'm some
form other from mineral posrns lrC IN whence ensue
Inf mmatory and Chronic rheumatism Ulcers paralv
sis, 81. Vtus' Dance, Tic Doloreux, Neuralgia stiT
and Enlarged Joints, Pain In the Joints ana
Limbs, when exposed to change Of tempera.
ture, or on taking sudden Colds, &C. 40. 81.
The Mineral poisous Will be moved ia the most nat
ur way possible BY the pores OF the skinand obtained
from the water after the Bath.
w. For scroiula and Iiumors in general these Baths
arr OF great value
The Electric and beneficial effects Of these Baths upon
weak and debitat"d females VINO lack vi al energy OR
troubled with complaints peculiar to Themselves IL
trul, wonderful.
Sometimes Bath affords almost entire relief--bnt
generally Two o. Three are advisable.
Consultations Free, either personal or by letter
f23 d3m w.apls
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Mrs, M, We,

Mrs. NJ. w. dieraIds, FeniaIe Physician
Mira having given special attention 10 the theory OF
Midwifery, and united with the y about six years NJ
practice three Of which has been In this city, and without
the loss Of u single mother child, would with a degree
OF confidence stu er ana recommend her services ~ her
friends generally. she considers the business beonng
exclusively 10 qualified females.
y. Uterine and other Female Complaints wifi alno
be attended to IN connection with DR.. Wilson's serpentne
Importer
Residence % Summer street, between Central and Ex
hange sts. MO al
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Penmahsh p. DUOkhe ne, Naviga-
TlON AND ENGINEERING,
y N1IVI VobIIJ tuUbLN U IHAUIIUAL TIUIts5UIE
FRENCH'S

FRENCH'S
COMMERCIAL AND NAUTICAL INSTITUTE
81 fremont Street, Boston,
Persons preparing for busin S. for sea- will find it
greatly their good to attend this Institute they
receive the most practical instructions and very superior
advantages. Il open Day and Evening. Tuition very
moderats-Stationery included. Young men seeking
Err will find this the best medium through
which to obtain it. SEPARATE DEPARTMENT LADIES.
CHAS FRENt IL, A. NJ, Principal.
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Medical Notlce,-qO TIE AFFLICTED N

Medical Notice,-go The AFFLICTED Ner
WeaR, Sickly, and Infrm.-D DR.. CunveIs would d-
the attention of such persons to his celebrated In
MIGRATING Cordial advertised in this paper Young and
middle agei who have injured Themselves by early
improper habits. should procure this great remedy
Dr. C is consulted personally, by letter. in such
and all disorders of genIto urinary organs, at his
Office, No. 32l Hanover Str ct. Boston. dawSm f26
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FER. LiuucIi. US Homeopathic Remedies nv In
alation IN the treatment Of Lung Diseases
Worcester. No Walnut-st. febStf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-27

The New York Dirror, bunker journal, ex.
presses the opinion that the lately published ad-
dress Of over hundred Of the heretofore leading
Democrats Of New York State, proclaiming their
hostility to Slavery extension, is ominous that
Rerublicanism is going to exhibit (of itsel) far
greater strength in the coming contest than many
imagine.
We have already published the most important
portions Of this address.