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Important - Travellers.
The nav ord quisk Rosts new open through 10
New York In - hoan from 81. Iouis via the
OMIo AND AISaIO1IPRg
BROAD 0UAoE 1AxLRoAD.
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- STAR CLOTHING sToRR-u srRAux
~ Soo. have removed their stock Of Clothinr
.nd Furnishing Goods from their old sssDd
70 NO oa Main street, door 10 s. s. Bilurv vher
thcy viii happy - their old frends and mapy
- Our spring stock will Le received N IN
sary aay. when We shall present snssusl adva.ta-
ges y the trade. 1.lsod
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Eall and Winter Tr.0e-

20. IL Main Street, between Fourth and FifsA.
M snaersignsd would respectfully eli -
I the attentions Of the Ladies and 0cutIe-
nen u Asossk and vicinity, 10 their anc aaAy
opened and Tor sale a The above estahlishm,.t .r
psisans al kinds Of Ladies. 0enas. Missss. buye.
.nd CAAlarsas wears q III ssyass Rrasse - 49,
lhsss gods have bssn sslsetcd With spseal refsr.ss
70 nsAness of style and durability, and win s. sold
o . very amAl advance above kastAru cost. - q,
are dsssrmned not b Be undersold BY any house In
see stty. Please give - call. An exaninatioo a.
goods and prices 10 tAs eaiy favor we ask.
sept. ,. 1854 u. Q. IpIISKANP RnO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-06

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JUNr 2ECEgvEn.

"A the sign II she Big Shos, ON AAia street, n>a,
a., ornsF II I'd, another iavoies .of cents. Il
.ss' .a Aiasa and Childrens wear comprisinr al
sdaitionsarc being made By fresh arrivals The re.
maandsr Of the stock psrchassd from the late nrr
o. Odsll Aatlass, will close out sa Gust a.a &,
Tow cost 10 order 70 make room for other goods
on tne way. All persons wishing bargains In osl
line, are requested to call aud examine for then
solves. We will also make 10 ORDER a The eAortee
notice, al kinds Of gentlemen . and Ladiss' vsev
from tAs best matsriel and In the latsststyle -
II hsing gsarantesd in all cssss.
myl&d HtfTSk ~ 4 1rr Wun
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-06

OSctOFo 0C00Gtn 006 A11e0
uAv8 ansoeias<d sAsasslvss u the pssseiss a
III 4s1ieiss. Win ssssiass 70 attsaA il esasaI-
ta111 - III oass, m - cay rsqsisd dissasss. o.
tag b tAs spaeicasnesa of their o0os ROOMS, and
loem libesYy ef the bsse nsAiAal wssks sxt01,
ly ~ Depsarsd 70 rsssivs - insEsss lases sll
u npil5.
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Winslsv, Laaisr . Co., Baaksss, N. YORK CITY.
X. y. Clark, DsdGs 3 Co., !"
Nv. Ciaxk D Co., hasksrs, PhilsaslphiA.
j.. ". C1o9k AOo., Boston
1egy, 4lttssbsrYsr Co., Banksrs, q. Lssis.
:. ". Clask D Bros,
JeAn J. AnAegson Co.,
0iIlnose = Bfeshsrson, Cincipnati.
~ 01ss Aoars from A. n. 70 4P. II.
Jsly II, 1ets-Aiy
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A14 01glinE1en. Juns -. 1o6S.-a
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ssoeeeess 0astc - AsssnAaag Bass.ss
SkIAAH-A sslsetion Of Psalm and Hyna tunes,
- aathens, chants. ohorusss, Ac., sdspted 70 The
use Of Glasses, pevAts circles, sAd Wosshpang aa-
sembliS: By Thcs. Haatinss. For saIs by
oct1 CAvk 8AIlEY.
K NIGHTS. AMD THETA DAYS, 81 q. Dss.a
ef The Aoass sf 8aaovss.,' Jest Fssa -
oct. lltA, ID CAvEA BAILEY.
. ERSONAL Narrative Of 5 Pilcina9s 10 EI- Nc
dinah end Meeoah BY kcha1dF. Barton, Lisat.
bombay Arny. Yor ssls by
oct. lith. CAVE 4 BAILEY.
D11nluU110Ni tale q PassIonj By Hin. !. D.
N :. n. BeathvoetA. Hov Sale n
81. lltA.A CAVE 0A1LHX.
TTTK6YK1. . IL pride Il sls ns1s. tale 4
H the Cvi1aa For Halshy
0et Ilth a CAVE 0AILxY.
H00uxN 0RtnCE-A nafrAtive 81 RI 1aa6I
~ travels In thas eesstry. wltA sloetyaeleal
eai0 AnsiQsitiss, LllssnAnN, lAneuAGD, 1Uljtio
- neligion, y 1sasy =. nal.a. ~ - -
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T8E 0t0 0OOTl
"A s we wish TO make room for oar new stoek. h =
"A rive on the Arst boat, we win dispose Of ths :
naindsr Of the stock bought from Mr. Duhs q a
AslOu Gust.
We Wal Be- glad 10 zee all who wish hesGnans
Boots and 6hoes. IT,. EII.TOTT n "a.
mch31A
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NxAL AB60I ~ O0:s..........Nsv York, 49,.
WlkLlAA A6. TANNER Co.,. .Buaals.
xANAkR, ANDREWS ! Co., CAicaeo, spsetsl Asss.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

It appeared, orig nally, in the Bee, His Excel
lencys organ, hut we have reason to believe that
it was prepared by the Governor himself, and
used by him for days, ii not weeks, previously to
its publication, to bully the several Congressman
into his support, under threats, that he, having
the power to overthrow them, would use it for
their overthrow, if they dared to resist.
Do you think, said the Governor, in substance,
to gentleman of our acquaintance, as he exult-
inely drew from his desk copy Of this table, that
with this array of figures before them, that the
Peoples Convention will dare to disregard my
claims to its nomination for Governor, when it is
in my power to defeat every one of the represen-
tstives 70 the last Congress, but twoi
The gentleman is member Of the Peoples
party, he is man of education, talent, and stand
ing, and occupies an Influential position in that
prty, but he cared Much as be de.pised the man
and the low, base motives by which he was actus.
ted, he trembled for the cause. He feared that
1 might be true, that the Governor had that
sovereign influence with the voters, OF which he
boosted he was alarmed, lest Massac husetts
should have single voice and vote less in the
next Congress 10 speak for freedom and to de-
eide in favor o. he great question which now agi-
( tes the confederacy, and he was silent
To members Of Corgfess, tdat table, We have
reason 10 believe, WIS also ex bed, with the
same menaces, and there is but too much reason
e. think that afier nine months sbfenos, ig-
noFant Of the state OF feeling. Of the reyulsioDs
o. the popular will, during tina, time, and Of
the true position Of parties, and the influence Of
certain men in the state, that they yielded up
their convictions ofthu true policy Of the friends
Of freedom in Massachusetts at the present time
- that as the lamb before It's shearers is dumb,
90 opened they not their mouths"
Such are some Of the il hnenues vheh the Gun
ming and am 1ition Of a single man. in this State
puts at work ior his own aRgral dizement. even at
the risk OF creating such diff rences ann ealouses
among the friends Of freedom in the State, as will
ieopardiEe the election Of more than one half Of
the representatives to the next Congress, who
could be true to Ksnzas, true to humanity, and
true to all the interests of the northern people.
Ttis The spirit Of base, political gamble, which
puts self above all considerations Of national or
State policy, that prompts to such ACQUIRED
means 70 accomplish its purposss, and taking into
consideration those great interests that are i'm
perllee BY such course Of corruption and ia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

As the day for the meeting of the Peoples
State Convention, for the nomination of an cleo
toral ticket, members of Congress, and State Off
GERS, approaches, it becomes more and more APP
parent that the hopes at one time so freely in
dulged in OF harmonious results from the action
OF that Conve: ton, to be scattered, and that
discord and party rancor will rule the hou,.
The terms of Union proposed to the Peoples
party, by those who profess desire for an ALI
auce, are too nsolent and huniliating for candid,
honest, independent men, even TO listen to for a
moment, and the threats with which the proposals
OF the Gardner faction of the American party are
accompanied, are calculated at once to repel hon
orable and high-mnded men from their accept
auce
Well knowing that he stood not the remotest
chance of nomination by the Peoples Cunven-
ton, if left to free and unrestraned exercise Of
the opinions and judgment of its members, the
Governor has prepared mseli to accomplish, by
Napoleonic political coup Gstat To influence its
sction, as to make it favorable to himself, hop
ing to accomplish by threats, what he knew he
could not by reason and argum Mt and to bully
into an endorsement of his own selfish purposes
body of men whom he knew despised him he
deserved.
Having, as he well knew, alienated from his
support the great majority of the leading men Of
l.. who last wear des0'ed ~ 49, o.
to accomplish his election. having satisfied HIM
self. beyond the shadow Of doubt, that the
Johnston dodge" would not work, that gentle
man having signifed his intention to withdraw
from the ticket little too soon ioI the accom-
plishmeut Of his purposes, he cast about him for
some other means of cajolery, and determined to
highten men into his support, by threats and me-
naees, whom he knew could not be wheedled into
that position by brides and persuasion
Accordingly, his tireless and scheming brain
ooncocted plan to bully the members of Congress
into the support of his waning fortunes and pros
poets, and he has partially succeeded, by making
some OF them, at least, believe that he held the
voters Of their respective districts in the hollow of
his hand, aud thai it depended upon his omnipo-
tent ipse dirit whether they should be reelected
10 the places which they have in the past Con-
gress filled generally to the satisfaction of their
constituents.
Many Of our readers have doubtless seen the
following table, compiled from the election returns
Of last year, of the gubernatorial vote, showing
the state OF parties il the several districts -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

lips to forget, FORGIVE, UNITE Crremend-
Gus eheering0 If there is a man in this com
munty,-I do not care whether he be high,
or whether he be low, who seeks, at such
SERIOUS time as this, when we are III the midst
of a revolution, to keep the people of this
great country from uniuug-I say such man
as that is an enemy to the human race. (Good;
good; ard loud cheers.) Mark him we'll
81. wing, he shall forfeit fair renown
double lying shall 70 down
To he vile Ear b. from wh'nce he sp ung,
INV pt- unhoalel, amt unsunz
Now, fellow citizens, having detained yon
much longer than l intended ~ heu [ rose, I
once more return You my deep and heart felt
thanks for this greeting. 1t IS uaIm it is
generous. 1t will stimulate me to better ex-
ertions in the future; 1t viii make me GO forth
to strive with renewed energy for the great,
nese and glory oil our common country am
prouder for having seen this night, and my
step shall be hrmer Tor it. l shall bear away
IN my memory the light of the faces l HAY e
seen, the melody Of the voices have heard.
With these remarks, fellow citizens, permit
me TO bid you for the present, at least, nm at
iecuonare farewell tremendous and long
continued cheefing,)
Hon. Henry Wilson, being present. was, then
called for, and responded in an eloquent speech,
compl meLtary to Mr.. Bulingsme. Speeches
were also made, in similar strain, by Hon.
Charles A. Phelps, Hon. John c. Park, Hon. ]
q. Goodrich, S. P. Hanscon, Isaac F. Shepard
and others, and series of resolutions of the
right stamp passed. Messrs. Burlingame and
Wilson also, in respon to repeated calls, each
made two speeches, subsequently, from the bal.
cony, to tho immense crowd in the streets, after
the last of which, the hour cf twelve having ar.
rived, the multitude dapersed, thus having ter.
minated one of the most magnificent political
demonstrations which ever came off in Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

Police COURT Saturday, Sept l3.-Bctoye
Jnase Green George W. smith, tor IareeSy o, nl
one ,,, OF the city lamps, was flu IS and costs.
Michael Lines, for disturbing lie peaee no.
hned S3 na costs, aud comm TED. vas
JsM'4 yraii w lor assault Oh Vim. Hickey
wac G.seaa's ID oh paymyutue eosls. -
Al the Fremont celebration in Beloit Wis
Sn' last week, there were thirty thousand
people me procession wac seven miles long,
with farmers The spirit Of the campaign I'I Of
lS40 animates the West.
George Colds, 3. s, Seymour and John II
Jervs, the three candidates i5r state eut,i1.o,
on Tie No5 Yo'k uckots OF 1880, hard on
ahd X, H., are now all lor Faemont and pr,o
dom 80 they go,
The Democrat, published in Waterbury.
Conn, has taken down the Buchanan ase
and hoisted that Of Fremont.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

The New York Mirror says: The Hon.
Lewis G. Levin, ex. NJ. G., of Philadelphia,
on visit to this city on Thursday Of this wee k
gives up the State Of Pennsylvania, and ad
mits that Fremont will carry it. He says
that Fremont runs in that State very much
like Gen. jackson, and that the enthusiasm ia
favor Of Fremont is unbounded
In Norwich, Conn, ll2 Democrats who
voed for franklin Pierce. have publicly, over
their own names, announced their determine.
ton to vote for Fremont. They have invited
Hon. CLANCY 4. Cleveland to address them
on the Presidential question.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

INSTRUCTION IN DOMESTIC FINE ARTs.-We
can the attention OF the lovers of domestic fine
ts' to the display of wax flowers and fruit paint
ings and hair work, in Lloyd's window, lI9 Main
street These are all executed by fugitive slave.
Miss sarah Brown, who is providing herself with
the means of education by teaching these accom-
pishments' in various parts of the country. She
has been several years in Seminary in Vermont
where she teaches the,ornimental branches and
puFsues htr studies. Call, see her work, and
give her your name as member of her class.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

DELEGATES TO THE PEOPLES CONVENTION
-Miliord-Aaron c. Mayhem, Charles F Chaplin.
Edwin Battles, S. c. Sheppard, William Crock.
er John Co'bett, Augustus Tbayer, Elias Whit
ney, Willard Chilson and C, aries Leland.
Mendon-Alexander Il Allen, Perry Wood.
and Alexander S. Freeman.
Milbury-Samuel g. Kimball, Samuel A. Wa
tiers, Asa Il. Waters, Joel Carter, Ezra Lowell
Charles Morse.
s'erling-Wm D. Peck, Ezra Kendall, ELI
kiIbuin' substitut s'-Moses Sawyer, I'd, Ezra
sawyer Samuel Porter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

A GREAT Fremont MEETING IN SPRINGFIELD
The largest merely local meeting ever gathered in
Springfield, occurred on Friday night, at the City
Hall The room, which will hold three Thousand
persons, was filled to overlooking with ladies and
gentlemen, in response to call from the Cit
zens' Fremont Club. Large delegations were
present from Northampton, Holyoke, Chicopee,
and Longmeadow. A splendid speech was made
by Erastu Hopkins, and MIR. Patterson of Mis-
souri,, graphically told the story of Kanzas. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

GRAND KANzAs AID MEETING IN BosroN.-
Coz Reeder to be pre5eat.-rhe Kanzas aid Com
mittee have arranged for grand mass meeting
Of the friends Of Kanzas, from all parts of the
Union, TO be held at the fremont Temple, Bos.
ton, on Thursday next, Sept 18th Addresses
may be expected from Gov. Reeder and other
prominent gentlemen recently from the Territo
ry. Distinguished speakers from this and other
States will also be present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

INAUGURAL, ON OF THE FRANKLIN STATUE -
Wednesday next, Sept. II, is to be grand day
for Boston. when the Statue erected to the mem
DRY of the great statesman, Philosopher, and
Printer, Beniam franklin, is to be inauqurated
with appropriate ceremonies, under the auspices
of the city government. In the forenoon, pro-
cession will be formed under the direction OF
Col. Newell A. Thompson, as Chief Marshall,
with the requisite number of aids. and march
through the principal streets, TO the City Hall,
in front Of which the ceremonies are 10 come off
Places are to be assigned in the procession for
such del cations from the various Mechanic Char
TABLE Literary, oc1eutIHvi 0tuvr assUcGariuus
throughout the Commonwealth, as may avail them.
selves o. the opportunity to be present No dubt
there will be the largest turnout ever known in
Boston. Let Worcester be on hand in earnest,
with a good stiff delegation of her numerous as
sociations, and members of the various crafts,
for the prosecution Of which she is SO renowned
Let her printers be on hand en- masse We I'M
derstand the railroad fare is TO be reduced TO one
half on that day, provided a sufficient number at
tend.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

We commend to the perusal of all our readers,
and especially to all delegates to tie Peoples
Convention, the timely and truthful article in an.
other column, from the Fitchburg Reveille. II
anybody wants the evidence of Gov. Garnners
trickery oaSeness, and falsehood there it is, from
source that His Excellency will not dare to dis
mute