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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16
From the New York Ind pendent.
Our Present Personal Duties Sl behalf
of hRHZuE,


of hanzHs'
The crisis has come! According to all late
accounts, hanzas has been invaded again by
the armies of the State Of Missouri, in great
er force and with more exasperated malice
thanseYer before. About three thousand
armed and organized brgands have gone with
determination expressed, that they will make
clean work oil it, threatening that they will
now give no quarter, but will expel or destroy
Of H. 20 - NJ -: a. -, S'e'''-S-s
- " t't.a'oN ~ oNei Vce Territory OF
av,o;t r,i+1, troraI,i,Ia u q we
tbo no,t "u->toyy 'He arrival OF
md nei5bhors ~ bIa sn", oJt lrlehas
Tho - - - iio'o 5oie 70 AsIlzHs IN
han - u''ohal IiSh's' nave
~ 1,,-'l1S-' =! '"o ooiuel 4uH4aHs' ana
faro ,rorsa ~ ile'' nave Iaileh oe
sbnlJars co. .'a 1oe' humanity
-rora a., ~ l. az u sNe men, ana sui
e1noo+ '''o 1''IoIei VINO can
enemies Hn6d~oJs vii I ho 10y rom 'heir
on tl,o ,,,oi,io, - 'S'"0u oG' up
ruthIa.i, - = "uu laVNels
tt,r - 81 UuLhtaI
b,,,orr - -, r., ~ =. 80 ""'ueIHs
-, ~, 90 .oiu o'J''n "eeP7
,,asI.11 - WI pellsn inIseIaoy on the
h.. y mated
81 tho ir,.to5 So, "ile Tue PRESIDENT
tel -, 80, - PPo4'ou great po-
,,Itont da,,,si,,. 49, -l ,,ou II NOT eA-
or,,,,,t III, - -. H. "eis "a the gov
roh +La,, - - pr.ot Vi sile'l ghts,
encor,s to;r anu 70 ala ana
In oIT tha bistorio. IS ISL eiS
been no parallel to This torrihIo 'i"S
Araat II, "lcAeun ess'
man bdI, from "ar5o Nv PioSpeVt Oh hu-
snnd men fror, ~ 49, - 20 w lar 10
Oh reod 60 start ', l1'o', o,e" Il 'ney We're
az wo troy NJ, t..l, az NO. SO lar
,,is do,1h,r,1 ;f 49,, ~" anu !hlnols'
Tho onI,. bprn,n Co.. So e iau III ulne
is prosiJor+ pioroa Al 80 - - q 'Heln
q word ond in a., - N0 Goutu 10 1t win
reyimant Of so1diers -, H. ''"o "noie
obIe and rosoI,to ny SPIT unGer an
-, go. to,o,nn:1si' anu win eve
Prosido,t would al tH. U5epaIcn from TIE
and in si,, No. - o'ui1n III an honr,
p,ssas the Prasiden,'s H.. c., ''ts1 tlie "oIu
turn back that " bnlo w. o1li''n couIu
foblisb neaca and sofot, I ,I 'ee' ana eS-
But the preside,,t IA L. r.i',
refuse TO sneak that yord ,ybi,.t u''eiIy
Kunzas suab deliverauca, -, q ,ar,,, ~ E''S
not consent to have snv nFstaaIo ,Lul lio WIN
the way of the border rrfIions H. ~" III
will, except on conditions wb,ch u,o,,Id sI!
vert the very fonndations nj Ehort,, =; ~
country, and prepare the Way for the asto blisb
ment Of despntism nv c,1S =, ~, e9'aol,sn
soon as a man can he fonnJ hoid ' o',, ust as
bic enough to carry II ont IN "ius GaPa,
Missouri elected certain citi1ons - pVuple VI
and called them tne le,islatnro Tiissoui'
These uassed nm act IN 60 -, - H~aS'
lishino tho lou,s of Me-; w -, ne es'ao'
laws Of Kar1as Ard 80 IL % yen aS tne
conn has sanot;o,,od 49, ,, .ue ?'ate Of Mis-
emn veto a, tIa i.,a . Iou' pa''o" Dy sol.
p,oroo ~ L. 1.'o''o"' PRESIDENT
,,,,'is,.att9. 'I'o " noIo power OF ms ad-
Tha.o " siie ui.i?lceue"ts oil these laws.
go, ~ -to inc Puono measure on which he
ot5 'o men ;toro oi 10 Inio lie makes 50 many
IT, iu,s,ys's o9"u u ana the convention
VIZ miol' no'nlna I'.a Mr. buchanan expressly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16
Fer the Daily SPY.

DUDLEY WIDE AwAKE-The Fremont and
Dayton men of Dudley held meeting Thurs
day evening to complete heir organization Of
Fremont and Dayton Club, aud to listen 10
speeches from Rev. NesS,s. B ,ker and Shoals.
Washington Hall W IS crowd, d with an.audieuce Of
ladies and gentlemen, who listened with the most
earnest attention to the able speakers until late
hour The audience manifested deep and ear
nest enthusiasm. One fact was worthy of notice.
The cheering, which was strong and frequent,
was most freely bestowed on those expressions Of
sentiment which appealed to the highest princi-
pies OF the human soul, and which pointed out
solemn duties OF American citizens in the present
crisis. The enthusiasm Of the people OF Dudley,
as is the case all through the entire free West
and North. is evidently a manifestation Of strong
and deeply rooted principle. As was remarked
by one of he speakers, MIR. Baker) the entbu-
siasm of the american people is not now "hard
cider" enthusiasm, but enthusiasm which
springs from well grounded conviction that the
institutions of freedom founded and handed down
TO MS by our generated fathers, were in danger,
and from an unconqurable love of liberty aud
hatred of tyranny They have good T. and D.
glee club in Dudley, and they gave us some
songs, such, fancy, as Buck and Breck" would
not like to hear. There were some fifteen of us
went up from Webster. We were well paid for
our trouble, and came away, satisfied that the
town of Dudley will Ego it, la Maine, next
November Maine BttterS are too strong for
Democrats down in this latitude. g. H.
Webster, Sept II.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

DELEGATES to the Peoples Convention Will
meet at the City Hall, at II O'Clock, this morn
ing
WARB.-The Fremonters of this place held an
enthusiastic meeting on Thursday evening last
The spacious Town Hall in the village filed
to everlowing with the citizens Of the place, who
were addressed upon the topics of the doy by Nh
D. F. Parker of this city. The Club IN the village
embraces two hundred voters, and more wide
awake crowd Of FremOnters cannOt.be found in
Hampshire county.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16
LOCAL MEMS

Great Fremont Meeting at the City Hall.
The City Hall was crowded, last evening, with
an enthusiastic assemblage Of Fremonters, prin-
cipally delegates to the Peoples Convention, TO
hear addresses from various speakers throughout
the State and to take counsel for the morrow
The meeting was called to order at quarter to
eight O'clock. by Hon. Henry Chaplin, and Hon
Rodney French of New Bedford, was appointed
Chairman, and ". W. Rice, Esq, of Worcester,
and - F. Williams of Roxbury, Secretaries.
Mr.. French on taking the Chair, greeted
witt loud applause. He said we had come from
all parts of the Bay State to take counsel togeth-
er, and to do c rtain work. We had come to-
ascertain whether Massachusetts beats for free
dom or for slavery. We had come to raise up the
stricken body of Sumner, and to select our stand
ard bearer to conduct Us onward to victory. 1t
remained, he said, to be seen, whether the North
shall be sufficiently united toenable us to strike
an effective blow at the monstrous despotism
which weighs US down Let US, he said, act,
that our deeds shall most tend to this glorious
suit
On resuming his seat, Mr. French introduced
to the audience the Hon. Era tus Hopkins of
Northampton, who proceeded to deliver an able
and argumentative speech, reviewing the ques-
tions in issue, sud concluding with an earnesta APP
peal to the delegates to do their work thoroughly
and well on the morrow, in the selection of proper
candidates to represent US in the government of
the State
Hon. Foster Hooper of Fall River was the
next speaker, and his remarks told we'll. Speak
ing of State politics. he declared himself in favor
of union-he said he went for concession, but not
for Surrender. tremendous and long-continued
applause.) lie would 60 for any honorable man
+ Governor, who was j. favor OF our nominees
ana cur platform put NJ at Philadelphia.
'"Grilin, 80 6 itfin," was then Loudly called
for, and Q. A. Griffin, Esq, of Charlestown,
took the floor, amid reiterated applau e. His
speech was able and eloquent, containing many
original points, and drew forth repeated applause.
He pledged himself to go for the nominee Of the
Convention of to day for Governor, provided he
be Of integrity, and committed to our plat.
for- ..d principles, and such one would be tri-
Jump tnty elected In the work of to morrow,
saic e, 10 gan could be made by tamperiDg with
great principles Poetic justice and common deal
ing required it at the hands If the Republican
party, that Massachusetts, by laundering ma
jodty of her ballots, re-elect Charles SUMNER
(TremedOus applause, and long continued.)
The meeting was subsequently, addressed by
Hon. E. L. Reyes of Dedham, and Dr. Benjamin
H. West Of Boston, and Adjourned at half past
ten, amid cheers for Sumner Fremont, Banks,
and Jessie
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16
From the Springfield Republican.
GOVERNOR GARDENERS RECORD.

something more than year ago, the move
ment tor the organization of the 'sRepublican
party was initiated at an informal meeting
at Chapman Hall, Boston, in which, members
OF all parties participated AS the result of
this meeting, call was issued for a conven
ton, to be held at Worcester, on Sept 20. so.
of all persons opposed to the present national
administration, and the further extension of
slavery. This call was, apparently, most cor
daily responded to by the citizens of this
Commonwealth, and by none more so than by
the members Of the American party. The
delegates were chosen from the citizens at
large, without regard to their past political
connections, and everything apparently prom
ised harmony and success ill within few
days OF the assembling Of the convention A
very large proportion Of the Americans unit
ing in the movement urged Governor Gard
ner as apropeT candidate 70 he nominf ed by
the new party, and no effort was made bv bis
friends IN the pref ninafy caucuses for the
choice Of delegate, 20 elect persons friendly
10 his nomination. During this time. Gov.
Gardner had not openly or publicly declared
himself in favor Of the movement, but il was
perfectly well understood that he partcipsted
in the wishes of his friends, that he should
be the Republican candidate. The fact OF his
name being pres ed for this place. and the
cha ces Of his Obtaining the nomination.
were constant topics Of conversation between
Governor Gorfle and innumerable citizens
from ~ part ~ the State. aud he never uti-
matt " an III tGual, 50 lar as is yet known,
thai ne disappfo. ed Of the movement or the
use Of his name in connection with IL. So
confident was he Of being nominated, that he
said to a citizen Of Hampden county, within
ten days Of the convention that 0he had no
doubt he should receive three. quarters Of the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

DRAPER's PHYsIOLoGY.-Dr. J. w. Draper,
professor of chemistry and physiology in the uni
versty Of New York, has put in a book form his
lectures on Human Physiology, statica1 and dy-
nan'ical, and the work, illustrated by 800 beauti-
full engTayings, has been published by the Har-
pers. 1t is, without exception, the most thor
oughly scientific work on physiology that we have
yet seen from an American pen. The descrip-
tons clear and condensed, the details exhibit
thorough acquaintance with all the late adyanc-
es in science, and the general character of the
works shows great familiarity with the subject
=; Il 80 o rifal treatise on ttha
conditions and the course of the Life Of Man.
and we very cordially commend its perusal to the
medical student and all scientific readers general
ly. 1t makes volume OF about $50 pages. aud
is for sale in this city by 2. B .ker & Co.
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And d wII give be- PeOpIe's party eIsan sIorit,

Gov. JoHSsToN's LETTER. declining the Amer
lean nomination for the Vice Presidency, is pub
ished 1t Is dated the 10Th Of August Thus
our statements in reference to his withdrawal, are
fully sustained, and the assertions that he had
not Withdrew, re proved to be false The letter
Is long, ard we bnyr no room 'or 1t, this NON.
iue
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

GREELEY FOR GOVERNOR. - A meeting of
workingmcn was held at the Tabernacle, in New
York, last Friday evening, for the purpose of ad-
vocatirg the nomination by the Republicans of
Horace Greeley for Governor. 1t was well at
tended. Speeches were made, and appropriate
resolutions passed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

A CALL.-Rev w. J. Breed of New Haven,
Ct, has recei' ed a call from the Orthodox Con.
gregational church society, in Barre, to become
their pastor in place of Rev. Mr. Nickels, dis
missed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

KANSAS Ladies who are willing to sew for
the Free State Men. in Kanzas, are requested to
meet in the ante-room of Horticultural Hall, on
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons if this week
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

Hon. N. P, Banks, Jr., arrived in town, last
evening, from Washington, and took rooms at
the Lincoln House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

An OASIS FOR Mr.. BUoHANAN.-Who now
can c&lmthat there is no enthusiasm for " Ten
cent Jimmy" A recent vote in one of the most
extensive establishments in this county, shows
that the people in some localities are not all car
ried away with admiration for that crash young
man. John c. Fremont, but that there is yet left
in the community, some lingering regard for the
staid author of the ostend circular and the em-
bodiment Of the Cincinnati platform. At can
yass for President, last week, in the well known
establishment, superintendent over by Rufus Car
ter, Esq, on Sumner street, popularity termed
the Comfy House. the vote stood ll9 for Buchan-
an, aud Tor Fremont We presume every coun-
ty in the State, land the city of Charlestown to
boot,) will furnish similar instances Of Buchanan
strength Truly, the Buchanniers have il for once
We understand a certified record of the vote is
to be sent to the venerable Sage of Wheatland, as
a consolation to him in his allchon at the recent
returns from Iowa, Vermont, and Maine.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

Hon. Ruben A. Chapman, of Springfield,
Straight Wing, has written an able letter to the
Boston Adgertjser, in which he takes a patriotic
aud generous view of the Kanzas question, and
refuses to support either Buchanan or Fill
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

Hon. c. 1. Knapp, NJ. c., has declared himself
IN favor Of the nomination Of Gov. Gardner, and
e . dslseats 70 the American Convention Of to.
dag.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

RurLAND.-At meeting held in this place on
Thursd evening, Sept llth, for the purpose Of
organizing for the coming campaign, Town Com
mttee were chosen for the year ensuing, viz Jos.
Davis, Warren Bigelow, Austin Barton, Frank
lin Hathaway and Daniel Bartlett. club was
also formed, be called the Rutland Fremont
Club, and the following list of officers were cho-
SEN
Pfesdent-J. ". BiRelow, Vice President
George Lidd, George A Putnam, Jos. Davis.
Miles Dfmond Secretary--F. Hathaway; Treas.
uieT-Isaac Harrnghton, and an Executive Com.
mittee Of ten, one from each school district
j. E.E tabrook, Noes Smith, Aaron Ralph. Alon.
20 Davis, John Wells, Cyrus b. Wessop.
Chas. D. Leonard Ruben Woods, b. +. Rich.
ardson, os. Miles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

An extra train will leave Worcester for SPRING
field his eveping' at o'clock, for the acc mmo-
da.oA o. delegates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

Asplended Photograph of the late DR.. Wood.
ward from dagueuootype by L. Babbitt can be
seen with fine specimens Of Glass Pictures a, hi,
rooms in Pipor's Block No. 6&ll.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

The oxygenated Blters have been used for pyspspoa
In ia various crns, by mauy Of our personal Giepd,
with the most satisfactory rcsusi and Is We understand
regularly prescribed by some nj our mos, eminent pbv
scaus, in Of indigestion and debility of the vst.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

Boston THE4rRG-rbis magnificent temple Of the
Tragic and the Comic Muse re oposed Monday
last with an excellent Company rlany Of whom old
favorie5 Of the Boston public. To crafty te numerous
strangers who in Boston, during the festival season
the manager concluded to the Midsummer Elghps
Dream spendidy presented at the close Of the ast
The language Of this play surpassed by one
that the Great Poet produced ami the presentation
is in perfect keeping with the beauty magniRcence of
this favorte drama The unique anoram spread over
thirty thousand eetof canvass, and DOUBLE wiha and
moving with different degrees of apdity enable the eve
to ach succession cf charming views until ia oute
surered when splendid tbleau ~ viii IA none hnt an
eye'"l'ne.5 can form any concerton CLOSES tho act
Lose nor tue opportunity Of seeing the most beautifl
and gorgeous spectacle ever presented on auy stlge
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

SOUTHERN DBuNIoN MOVEMENT. Wash.
ington correspondent of the N. Y. Courier and
Enquirer, states upon the highest Democratic au.
thority, that several Of the Democratic Cover.
nors Of the Southern States are engaged in an ac-
tive and grave correspondence with one another,
and with leading southern politicians, the object
Of which is to agree upon a call for a general
convention Of all the Southern States dependent
upon the event Of Col. Ffemonts election. But
they ought to know that President Fremont will
put down al, in urrectionay attempts to rebel
against the general government, even. sAO4Id Mil
lard Fillmore counsel rebellion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

AMERICAN MEETING-The Americans, dele
egates and others to the American State Conven-
ton to-day, met last evening at Horticultural
Hall. VIM. 7. Merrfeld was called to the chair,
with Frederick Parker OF Tenpeton, King of
Southboro, and VIM NJ Ward of Warren, as vice
presidents, and A. L. Rogers was chosen secre-
tary Speeches were made by Rev. H Temple Of
Framingham, Rev H W. Rugg of Dennis, Hon.
Mark Traitor, NJ c., Hon. J NJ. Usher of Med
ford, H. P Shedd, Esq of Roxbury, and others.
The meeting was very slimly attended.
HARVARD DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION
Ellis Harlow, Emory Barnard, E. S. Willard.
WINCHENDoN-Elisha Murdoch, Maynard Par
chsII, j. Qe.A X, BEHa2aR s,.ostlt'aes-D. w Gil
STATE AND COUNTY CATrLE Shows
agricultural festival in this city, on Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday of next week, will present
extraordinary attractions On Wednesday, the
county show OF CATTLE and trials Of ploughiug and
driving, and the exhibition of butter, cheese, and
manufactured articles, will take place, with the
noble display of agricultural wealth, and the num-
erous attendance of the intelligent, lovely, and
strong, that are made happy by its production,
that has so long characterized this anniversary
Thursday, 18th inst, is devoted to the show Of
dairy stock which the Trustees of the Massa-
chusetts Society for Promoting Agriculture has
invited ftom the whole State, by forty.one prtmi.
ums, amounting, in the aggregate to $3.50, in
addition to liberal allowance Of twelve cents per
mile, one way,for travel of premium animals, and
of animals not entitled to premium, when judged
so superior as to be worthy of such encourage
ment. The committees Of judges will commence
their work punctually at nine o'clock on Thurs
day morning, and accomplish it with all conven-
lent speed, to give opportunity for the sale of dali
ry stock, which will probably be large and include
a variety of the best breeds. At three o'clock, P
M, public auction will be made of the excel
lent herd of eleven Jersey cows and bulls, of the
best blood, which the Massachusetts Society i'm
ported and raised, to encourage its introduction,
and now disposes of, as the stock is now we'll
known and extensively owned by our farmers.
On Friday, there will be a show of horses for
premiums, offered by tn County Society, on tn
long and we'll graded track on the Agricultural
Grounds. After this, public dinner will be Civ
en- by the County Society, and at the table the
jects Of the State and County Committees Of
Judges on Premiums will be presented, and ad-
dresses are expected from distinguished gentle
men.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

Graham's Magazine for October, spightIy
beautiful, and interesting, as usual is Just pub.
lshed by Watson g. Co. Send in your orders
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

WORCESTER SEPT 49, ls56.--The ladies' Of zon's
Ohurch viii hold their Fair for the benefit Of the Pa tor
Of tas Church and Society," The present geek at iotcu-
'uf'l Vie TO commerce Thursday Dt,rnoou aud con niue
tive days Rev. Mr.. Rogers viii deliver Poem on the
rostYe Slave bill, on Thsrsday evening, % the Fair.
me public generally respectfully solicited to attend
Ter order OF Cimmteo P. GaEEs Secretary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

~ POSTERS, HAspBuLs, BLANKS, LABELS, CARpn and
eusrythtn in the Jon PRta line, prom y attended
to at the "Worcester Daily Spy" jon lRNro establish
meut.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

SOUTHERN PRESCRIPTION. - Two lrishmen.
namen James Caldwell and John Malone, bayo
been arrested at Chefaw, S. c., on charge of be.
ing aboli'ionists. They were put into the hands
Of committee, to be sent to the tree States. How
do our Irish brethren hereabouts like this treat.
ment Of their cout trymch by the model democrat.
ic Buchanan Stateof Souih Carolina.
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And leaving his present strength. .........'e 674
The Republican for Governor in 1856 was .3s 52I
To this, will be added, the preser' year. rom thos.
who voted for Gardner,as sb stated. 10 900
Acoesions fcom those who voted last yesr for Beach,
consisting partly Of liberal ~higs, aud partly Of
Democrats not less than. 600
Add, Of wings who last year yotet + r Valley AID
who, under his lead, viii this year vote the Peo-
PIES Ticset.... 5000
element Of the Presidential Election, at a low
esumate .s....s............"...... 6,153
Giving the vote Of the Peoples Party ......75674
From which, deduct GARDENERS present strength
And 1t will give the Peoples Psrtya clean majority
over Gardner, or. ......................." 1000
The above table is prepared in liberal spirit
and, we firmly believe, it is more favorable to
Governor Gardner than the truth would justify
II men would act up to their convictions Of right
and not be Influenced by base, cowardly, and
time serving spirit Of supposed expediency.
In view Of 1t, the threat, that, if Governor
Gardner is not nominated he will defeat the 81 c.
ton Of true Free State and Free Banzas Repre-.
sentatives to Congress, is seen to be as Inpotent
as It is insolent. Such an attempt would consign
whoever should make it, to political grave, from
which there is no resurrection
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

SENATOR CLAYToN's Position. - Senator
Clayton publishes letter in Saturdays National
Inteitgeneer, at Washington, declaring his in
tention to express. no prejudice and take no part
in the Presidential contest.
Senator Clayton voted for the wilmot Proviso
in the Oregon Territorial bill, in ls4s. WHY,
then, can he do less, than support the same prin
ciple, by going for Fremont in 1856.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

HARVARD DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION
Ellis Harlow, Emory Barnard, f. S. Willard.
WINCHENDoN-Elisha Murdoch, Maynard Par
cheII, j! Qar4 X. BBYmaaR S''ostitmes-D W Gil