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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31
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1 20 PLaTFotM.
IN mess of more i.nporhnt matters has pre-
vented US from paying, heretofore, our respects
/ 70 the recent Stanton, Huow Nothing Con
yent;ou. This was enpiatically a body OF
| ,zsqH men. Neither Segar, nor Bots, nor
Flonraoy were present Billy Giimer aud Sandy
Stuart monopolizsd the hQors ofthe ConSen-
ton. NJ. Stuart was the only man who rose
above the level of the conmonest mediocri'y.
Aai h, considerably lesened his reputation
as an e % uent and polished dcclaner, BY max
ing a speech ''entire'y un?repared.' lie was
OF course the lion Of Tie occasion. We feel
confident that any ordin.ry mass meeting in
amy county in the Safe, w'u!d compare fHvor-
ably with the Convention n point of talent
We doubt whether the list Of delegates would
present more than fire names known beyond
the limits Of their iumedhte neighborhoods
Of these FIVE, tco have gained some notoriety
as editors Of the National American, one, Mr..
In5cden, is known 10 his immediate conssitu-
encv as = member Of the Legislature, another,
! Zone EiilY Gilmn) is WIT or huffoon OF Able
1 ,g,arc. and the last Mr.. A. II. II. Stuart was
. Secretary Q! the Interior under Mr. Fillmore.
The Convention was sm*N, in every sense Of
tbe ,,orI On. Of one Hundred and fftv three
I counties in the State, only cightytco were
,.,.,,o.,sIr Never WINS = Convention Of
..of ,,,o or.o, noIir;caI nar.;.s If yir,,pia
50 mCacre in numbers, so destitute Of talent, or
P'-S - ''',,'' " WY ,',~0'..'U''> 49,
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p.oi'I'o.' 10 s''S Daa
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It'll ,..aa,.,.2 ia,aI.o.,,,. ,o.o-
i.,,;,.,. ell. ,,ta.Il ..a,,,t - o,,,oroto
$685., -, L.o;,, - .,.;~, 49,.
,.....n -
Ia -; a,,,Il,,.,s,7 1891
-'ooo -, ~, =. r. y 'S'''g 70 re-
~ Time when
- as centre ~ u'SSen-
@'','@ '''''''' $50 "'''gefS without.
l" sur 4 eS!S's rs Mss' 'h"y gfavsiy pfom"!-
2a:; ti:9 resolutions, w;'ho"; recognizing a sin
sc great principle. or giving !" their adherence
to ANY line of 20 icy, national OF international.
10 wonder tn@y 90 not demand any more
pledges from Mr.. Fillmore WAe" tAey arc
al AL to express their or" Opinions lest they
may offend their NosthcFn allies.
They endorse Mr. Fillmore because they be-
lier' him true to (his construction of) the Con-
ss.t".:on. They endorse It. Do"e.aon t9r the
sane reason. They condemn the Kansas Ne
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31
ACoEITTAL.

GottIip C1liimer. charged with fsFsssy. -
brought to trial on Friday week before judge -.
ker and acquitted. He was prosecuted by 1' e..
Chas. 3. Harding and D. ". Frya;', aud ably a'''1
ded by Messrs, a. E, aud j. W. Kennedy ahd IA'SV
Grcen
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31
Aouh1Uaes oUMTY.

c. B. T7shhs isc}acten comm nnweath'S a'tarney;
md David Efxon sheriff Fox, J'ayerrer and
Wren are elected commissioners ofthe revenue.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31

The IN ost serious c7ro- :. lie, Walker has com.
rilted since he landed in Nicaragua, and orc Which
has ungueson"bIy compromised him to consider
able drgrce in ,he eyes o; many who wi:; and
DESTROYS TO aid in steps which have for their Oh
jcet the sot'iemcn; Of affnrs in Central America in
such MAMIE. will en1 tI1c establishment Of or
DER and the prevention o!Europcaa intrigue against
TIE interests of This country has been the 7err OH
jsctioEal'c ch"rarier of several iudiTh,ais pPon
whom lie has conferred re possible and onsYicuous
positions. Tbers' Was TO excuse, FOR instance
for sending sucE man us Parker Ii. French
as Minister too this s.s.,-"er Eos confer
ring high nsIFtFrt .yauES UPon S.hies5InEcr.
nos, however, hap lily rid of beth, and among TIC
many Jrare ana intelligent Dan who mr. NOW 1orh-
ing TO join his standard lie will dUu't fin betrer
material of which make both Colonies and Picn-
potent res That he will maintain his position
againz! the motley host Of lnonC.c natives aud sd
renturous Europeans with whom he viii have 10
contend, there can be no reasonable Doubt. His
great danger would be from invasion by French
or English forces, but that can scarcely be-
lore he viii be also prepared resist it by the large
accession ofs1rength which he will receive hy imi-
grafton from this country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04

A SCENE AT DELMoNICo' s.-The New york
correspondent of the Hartford Pr ess has the
following scene at Delmonco's : -
gentleman enters, drinks, and navs
man steps up by his side, an remarks :
I'd like 10 have you drinl with me. sir ."
Gentleman" Thank you, sir. / inst
drank" JUST
Person" But wish yeju to drink. sir !"
Gentleman, with deri SION" But | don't
know you, sir and il did, don't choose to
drink 0''0o'o "
Person, brstling ZIP, and pomnonslv-
" Don't know me, sir J I'm an AlG5amiao
sir " W. --'''""''""'
Gentleman-"I Cont care a damn who Won
are, sir. 'front.' drink" Then. 20 the host
-"Mr. d., il you can't protect your guests. /
shall have to protect myself. i can't be treat
ed in this way
The host assured the ANNOYED party that he
should be protected, and he turned to denart,
AS he approached the door, however. the
chiyalrous Albanian, on the @ drink .nr-
light principle, Brookishly struck him n
blow with cane on the neck. Turning upon
him, and not having tho fear OF the Sontb no,
lore ms eyes, the Northern man seized the
striker, deprived him of his weapon, kicked
him through the front door, located him at
full length IN the gutter, and went about His
business Tho unlucky chivalrv, thus and
denly discounted" picked himself up with
great m'idness and would have re- entered the
restaurant to get rid Of his Northern mud
| But the hard hearted proprietor unsympatbiz-
! ingly and unceremoniously said, "No, YOU
can't come in here, sir--the police will attend
to you, if you'n apply to them"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04

Zee SCHOOLS Massachusetts and Tiyqiaiq,
/ In .l70l, the penalty imposed by the Lepisla.
ture OF Massachusetts upon towns for ne.
greeting to provide grammar schools was twen-
" pounds. 1t was required that the school
master should be appointed by the ministers Of
me town and the ministers of the two next
adJaceht towns, or any two of them. nv certif-
lcates under their hands,
These early resolves concerning school. ord
education, Individually prove rwo tb;rGs
nFst' that our Puritan Fathers believed that
the establishment of schools was n dntv tbav
oNeu 10 justice and humanity. to freedom
a." ieligioh and, second, that thew had re-
soIFed that these schools should he 6.oo H.
then, was q new idea introduced IN H. ,,,o,.15
free schools And from free schooIs oiS
congregational churches, what could result
out TeP"6Hca"'sm2 They held our rennbIic
/ as the acorn holds the oak 1t is imnorto,+
/ chusetts II DAassa@
! In 1871, Sir William Berkeley. fret co,-
ernor of Virginia, writes to the kipo H.
. thank God there are no free sebaoIs-,,,,
pruning presses here, aud l trust there viii
nos De thus hundred years for learnir q hroods
up heresles, and sects, and all aboni3af;ors
God save us from both 10 ms
Now look at Massachusetts. Tho Ro,,
John Robinson, before the Pilgrims left ~,
O. O. en- charged them to build churches astoI
II sn schools, and read the Bible without son
u rlah prejudice. He said liam eonvinc.
q thas God has more light yet to break forth
., o, ' Of Ills holy word. Receive sucb ligbt
,aaiy. Our fathers acted on this yiso
install ian ana republican advice, and en-
: ooee hl'enon Purmount " to teach the chill
81 lot when ne was to be paid thirty acres
OF ground by the public AUTHORITIES Ho,r
accordant this with tn at noble resol,,o n n
~ s'ahu, 10 establish college, "to the end
that good learning NAV not be bpried in Tho
graves OF our fathers y 1t is CHEERING to road
~ sne early records OF Me'dford. when sro
eiaI town meeting waf ca He'd for This opI,.
pIi PDse' VIZ "to see if the to wn win boya
' el-ooi ne lor three months, to find evor,,
.c 80 III laVor OF 1t, and at The end of ~
,ote' Impending these immortal words tS
his school shall be Fl ZEE . u.s. ana
80 io we nave, IN short compass tba difFor
snt Beginnings and opposite pocies Of l'l t,r
inehts the one anathemot;,,i,,,s ~
~ 1iooiS ana printing presses the or bsr d.
VI ~ can Tor tree inquiry, univers al o,,I,,iae
,,e progressive truth. The natu raj resnIt ~
~ system Is to overrun State with slovor,,
",Nen |, with Ignorance, pino, if with nov
i res,1t ot'ise II with lrrelis ion the natu
eenon VI " rl,e other is to fill State witt
,Dand = ~ sn'en IL VII h knowledge, o
hristianity. I" I'd TO bless 1t WI In
we should never cease % +borl ca
ancestors, though nrrorndod ~, 90, Ii"o
IS and doomed to DO 80, ID 81 80 So aye
"a deep foundations &c ~ CIV, 49, mai
on schools which u v.'t a. 9y 'n "a com
'eiil gence, the has is Of virtno tLo ~ y m
eedom, and the h o of ~ ,nari ,iio Pr age OF
'Sfofy Of Medic, y, 9pe - 'i'e WIN d. ROOFS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04
Eli Thayer.

vorkino mez of Worcester County, as you go
the polls to- day, bear in MIND that II Is -
efforts more than to the efforts Of any other
a in this Country, that the territory OF kagzas
atm saved from the pollution Of slavery, and
!, he above all other men that Massachusetts
send to the National Councils, can be Eelied up
Cor the most effective service in the work Of
nsecrating that magnificent and vast DOMAIN
the use and benefit of Northern labor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04

THE FIRST Snow SToRM.-It com
showing at Oswego n. Y, on Thursd nenced
and was still showing on Friday eve Jay nisht
weather cold. At Hornelsyille mug " WIN
N. Y, snow fell on Thursda' ma Eimi m
depth of half an inch. At W Mght 10 the m
c., on Friday evening, the ,oo asn,,,s.on' -.
cold and snow was falling. r NM, as E pa
timore. ~
There was slight spr ,pEling of snow a. Al.
hanY, Friday. The s orm was Terv V sevore at at
Oswego, all day. al ID nearly foot of snow
fell. Fears were entertained for the safety OF
vessels. Schoor .er John p Hale with car
20 of wheat II ON Chicago to Oswego, went
ash ore, and was seen with flag at half mast,
and men in the rigging.
II lere was sprinkling of snow flakes on
| Frid, w morning at Greenfield, and probably
most of them further up the valley.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04

AN APPEAL FROM KANz As-The FRI ..o.o
prisoners at Lecompton, held as ,,rd 1s.are
Tor defending their hopes and FAM ,ias age ios
robbers and assassins have publ shad 90 90
dress to the American people IN ,vbich tSov
state that they are confined in . snail and
loathsome prison, with tv 20 cannons T1ant-
ed in front OF II, ana u der guard of militia
lately enlisted li[on oorder ruffian gangs,)
and they are &c unaoie 90 procure medical assist
ance or sulncieh' food and clothing. Mr..
Bowies' a lree' state man from St. Charles,
missouri as died since his arrest, and tits fear
eo 'l"' several Others cannot survive but a few
oa' 5 unless Immediately relieved The ad-
] dress is signed by eighty-one of the prisoners,
I belonging to Massachusetts, Rhode Island
New York. Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, w
cousin and Iowa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04
To Congress.

II is our candid opinion, based upon the bes
formation that we can obtain from all parts OF
i district shat Eli Thayer, Esq, will be eject
to Congress by triumphant plurality. COf
,ewitt is doomed to defeat, and we shall be much
,istaken If he does not run behind the Buchanan
andidate. Somehow or other, the people VI
Worcester county don't feel mneh disposed TO en-
crse. by their votes, the " friend OF buiiy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04

AN ACRE OF FIsH.-On Monday some OF
the Portsmouth boats fell in with an unusual
~ large shoal of menhaden just this SIDE OF
Castle hill. They had previously taken a
shoal near the Dumplings, part OF winch
they put on board sloop, and the rest was
sent off in boats. They then captured the
outer shoal, and at least twelve hundred bar,
rels were pursed. ofthese, the boats at hand
could only take thqee hundred and fifty bar
rels, and the rest they were forced to let go
again. We saw the shoal half an hoar before
they were pursed. 1t covered, at least, an
acre, and was a dense, solid mass Of fish.
swept along by the tide, for they were too
thickly packed TO swim, and those'on the sur
face were cotinusly forced out Of the water.
Nelepok MercLrn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04

IT Is so..-A man whistling merrily at mid
night is safe person to meet; and no murder
Gus or cheating design lies underneath hearty
and honest laughter. A hand-organ and
monkey will sometimes light up the dreariest
and dirtiest localities with CLEAN Of genuine
felicity-transient though it be. Therefore
recreations, ornamentation, little of the fine
arts, may and ought to be sent on prelimin-
ary mission among the most degraded. Just
administer to the better tastes and they will
assert their rightful supremacy. pleased
crowd, pleased with harmless pag,eants' amuse-
ments. and sports-generally behave we'll
| They are not tempted to do otherwise. Con-
seo,ienty, however much is done directly tc
make communities better, much must also b'
done indirectly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04
A Pop Gun-

.,;1 re pisliul little sneak attempt, md.
1'ias IN the Transcript, to maxi r." unoer an
marks in defence of Mr.. Geo NJ Dew le" Feeble re-
ground ~ = used up man, and his attempts ~
iitiaal q ana lofty tumbng while ridina tpo a.
% AUDOieS at The same time, have resnIt g ~
a pO,'leal clowns who attempt what thew 50 all
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04

PENNSYLVANIA STILL nprourn,,
Kenneth Rayner of North Carolina ''.,is' UP
er able speech at Philadelphia on ,'pe a'ioth
snnno~. "a una Hail. advocating the American
rppOI' Of the union electoral ticket. Tbera =
:; 5',a. eAcl'ement among the American polticons
m 'na' city Eight ofthe electors on te
Ose ,i'Aet are reported to have Withdraw :;
favor OF the union ticket, viz: Andrew S. IN
H 1unn' W. M Smith Myers, Hessineton WI
oupgtnoll' and Dufield Three others oro s.io,
: nave withdrawn, but their names haro .alu
'een ascertained. @-ieS nave not
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04

Tickets will be offered you, this morning. pur-
porting TO be Democratic, which have the names
Of the Know Nothing nominees for Sheriff, Dis
triet Attorney, and Representative 70 Congress,
upon f. Reject all such, uulss you wish to IA
yor those who desire TO disiranehise yoa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04

HE Pa H OF RUFP1AN1sM, ~. -,
hundred Sol thCarolinians We're AS ene three
hanzas, latter the late sham ele resuE E from
ea at Liberty, H. long emo gb o TO- saoy d stop
a, national flag that they II ugh 70 lear down
the Tremonters but whc mn b oelopgeu
fillmore flag they me de suitable e apoo, las
The auiens don't OBJ cot 70 FImo~a pOio sies
iheh ii.sUe l,,4 = les for Fremont men tbreat
enlng 70 'tNe then across the river 20 an isi-
anu @no reat the I'm as they were i the habit
OF t'e .cing suc'A man in Kane S. What a
Pr eous style of democracy it n .ust be, that i
nnstained by such men.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04

Tt le month of July was unusually
storm, in China. The country was deluged
with ain, and the rice crop entirely destroy
ed the rivers had overhowed their banks,
and boats were used in the streets Of Canton.
There was three feet of water in the gardens
of the factories an immense quantity of rice,
stored in the lower stories Of the city W as de-
stroyed and famine again threatened the land;
during the last week Of july rice advanced
40 per cont. and there was great activity among
the shipping going south in quest of this ar
ticle. The rebels had obtained great victo-
ry over the Manearins on the Pearl river, so
miles from Whampoa, and force of 10000 of
them were within 40 miles Of Canton, wait
ing for the floods to subside, to enable them
TO rush on for that city.
A yonng lady by the name of Hum
phrey was fined SIS in Albany, Friday, for
splitting in another lady's face.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04
The Last card Of the Know NOthlugs,

The Last Card Of the Know Nothngs,
q a circular, no copy of which we have been able
% obtain, but which is believed to have been Sc
relly sent through the County, purportpg' as
we are informed, to contain advice as TO the char
acter Of the representatives, who shall be sent to
the General Court
No Republican committee, and no member Of
the Republican party, has been guilty Of such
unwarrantable interference in local affairs. The
only precedeAt for such conduct is, the article
written by Gov. Gardner, and published a few
weeks ago in his organ, the Boston Bee urging
the Americans, at all events, to secure the Legis
lature. 81.
The object Of the circular which we now ex
pose, is to create prejudice against the hepuo
ilrans, by attributing TO them trick Of whiel
the Gardner party, aud no one else, has ever bee
guilty.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04
For the Spy.
Living.

Messrs. Editors "A lying handful, issued by
the Gardnerites in this city, falsely, among other
nisstatements, asserts that the ticket for repre-
sentatives, nominated here on Saturday evening"
was opposed by me. was not present at the
caucus but have never opposed or counselled
opposition to this ticket, and the statement, con
sideripp the source from which it comes, is, per
hans. hardly worth the trouble of denial.
DWIGHT FOSTER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04
Imnortant if true.

We l,arn that one of the candidates upon We
Gardnerite ticket for Senators, co'nlis ~ nlS
no tive American education a the sac" ana P''.
zags of The Ursuliue Convent upon MT Deheui''
n cbarlestown. A pretty man for legislator
Voters of foreign birth, abjure every name upon
such a ticket.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04

All the bogus votes circulated in this county
nv the GarSnerites, for the purpose of deceivng
honest men, have the name of Velorous Tart OIL
Upton,spelt with an A. None of these tickets are
genuine, an6 they should be destroyed Mr.. Taft
spells his name with an E, and he never spells
coffee with K,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04
County Omnanr

E or 9pt yer s. c. KNowLToN, of Worcest.r
Ip T " oi e The Court Of I,ssolUe,.cv i
o oToes 9sTr@ Of the cOmts-JosEPH MASON. of
p eT"es District 4'fo''ey-P. E. A1DnroH, Of
orcester " FRENTIsS, of
s sb.r County COMMUNICATIONS Ar1px :,
SPECIAL Commissioners r.
dWick EuHenOufg' CONSTANT SoUTHwoRTIfr Of
4tb 1JI"'I1'sslo'ler8 Of Z'aso5Uency-J. srpvpus
I MEpp 11AnTLE Ii WILLIAMS of W orcesters
.ilford. -'-A@ OF FItchburg, and 7. G. KENT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04

ms LAST DoDGE.-The desperation 81 =
Oaroher faction, in this city, was ro,,s. VI
indicated, by the circulation ,bro,r,. - y
. county yesterday morning, of a b.usts1 y"
- Su'A a tissue of falsehoods that tbo,, 5;a
NV usre TO permit copy to be seen II w.
4 "hefe the evidence was at hand - 49,.
IS mehdaeity, and it was NOT i'm ,ho1. ,r. y
S.OusH' INTO town by people from other norts ~
- MY, where they had been eireplatsd ,bat
issued 80 '""' 'ney had been
-: must everything stated in the handful in 70
4a'iOn TO the caucus of Saturday. and its nor,iro
iOHS, are untrue. 1t talks about the ssS,,, ,..,,
"uu the clique ofthe Spy," as if there woro ~.
seen party, distinct from the Republican ,a~t..
Vi the city. We know no such and W. -.
no division of the kind except as relates 70 -"
'e" hshy office seekers, who have for tbe1.s..-s-
| piayea the 6at between the RepubIico,,
| o'''Her parties, protesting sometimes 70 -.
- one sometimes to the other. and we i,,o-se
'.'nes to both. They, of conrsa o.,.
'Ne influence of straight forward
80. paper With this small execution, ~
-sepuoiieans of Worcester are united II '''e
" 'Heir regular nominations. and tho
Jay viii show it. 1t is false that he
,-ieNuS attempted to defeat a union ~, r.. 40
fho
-. va the contrary, one of the editors -
acliYe IN bringing the union about a1ttS, was
nFiny believed that the party if thew 81. ns
.Ouid eject straight ticket 1t is false Zoo 80
me nominations were indicative. AZ on &c tlA' :
s'on to the Spy its friends or to tbo sPpo.
- ','e county Convention. So far as the edit
- Npy attempted to exercise any persora1 "a K
once IN reference to the nominations afaIl- !.
''S IN favor of the very first man that was to
l"'eu oy the caucus. So much for these $50. be
menus u The handbill then goes on 10 STATE t.
Ie republican ticket is repudiated in tbis 49,
y tue almost unanimous voice of ,ba p 1t'y in
ans, mat the Gardner oouqty ticket will pa
ei9 large plurality in Worcester. and M A. 50
ue' De witt viii go out of Worcester on wa
nu votes ahead of any other candidate ~ M ans
'Hsf Of hes, himself, or even Gov ca.a1s the
1-' hardly beat this The result otto u.s.
m,'l SHOW it. Wefrmly believe that onr 49, ~ phi
81. ..' Oe largely ahead of any other in tbis o,tD
oUs' we have no room or time now 80 wy iur,
iuF'ner exposure of this scandsons co., ',G,e the
oeJe0' was by disappearing the stato # the
80 mere to create an influence pnfa,,o.stI. ious
uuf tcket in other towns. It has So ro,s sout
us mark, that we trust it will he nna slay,
:. anu PROBABLY appreciated by the iptelgent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04

uiar Feople's Union County ticket
hATNER AND BoTrs.-The course 81 Al.
gailant men rises in the character of beroisn,
regardless OF the clamor of DISTINGUISHES .tbaa,-
ana with contempt beyond expression for .h.
uouSniaees of the North who are frigbtona. nv ~
~ 'nese men come out boldly and repei Tho oa,,
Tr'ion mat the South will attempt to dissolr
non as the consequence of fair political &c.,
not be.i tney are for another candidate thew do
os hesitate to say that they will submit -
er'sion OF the people, constitutionaIlv .n1 =,
81. expressed They go further. and soua
~ - men though they be- speaking in The roist
60: community excited to fanaticism bv ,''l,19
s,Oilai agitation of interested demagognaa ' seo
ave 9ared to speak in the language Of nstr;. tass
II y common sense where both are traaso!,
10y, low refreshing is this, in comparison n;,h
~ 1ise OF Northern doughfaces who daro t,'e
to s's ntlments,from the apprehensontbat p ,'e
h. o Brooks will march upon washipgton .gI
Is su''a pereha cane, and seize the ac5ivo. Wv.
ne treasures of the government. 9 ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-04
Election Returns

= ,,.r recen ample and exclusive arrange.
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