Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

to it at once.
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEES in the several towns
in this county will oblise by sending the names
of their delegates to this Office.
The editors of the Bay State. and all Others
interested in the welhre of the two little colored
childrea sent to US from Kentucky, are informed
that they are now welprovided with good homes,
temper arily, where tey are attending school,
and behaving Themselves admirably we'll and
bid fair, at no distant lay, to become respectable
citizens, and, it may be, eminent members of
society. Certainly, nere are few children of
their age who exhibit greater forwardness or
capacity. Thanks tothe liberal, spirited citizens
of Worcester, of whm our border rufiian"
I.ends have contributed their full share, the finds
for the Temporary support of these little boys
have reached a creitable amount, and, with
what can, we trust, be hereafter obtained from
similar sources will we are confident, be amply
sufficient to mainisn them until they are old
enough to earn felihood by their own labor.
If any good friend hall inform us of permanent
situations in the cGntry, which may be obtained
for these children until they are of age, such
information, for th,ir benefit, will be thankfully
received at this Office
Col George W Richardson, Mayor ofthis city,
was on Saturday commissioned by His Excelen.
cyGov. Gardner, IS Bank Commissioner of this
State, in place Of D. A. Sigourney of Roxbury,
resigned
MILFoRD.-Tb Republicans had a caucus on
Thursday evenin, at No. Washington Hall, to
choose delegatesto the State Convention in this
city, on the 24th and organize for the approach
ing campaign. \ c. Mayhem, Esq, was called
to the Chair, an 7. 6. Kent, Esq, was appoint
ed Secretary. I Town Committee of seven was
chosen for the year, consisting of the follow
ing:-A. C. Mathew, A. H. Fisher, Elias Whit
ney, Willard thilson, James r. Davis, S. C.
Shepard, and bel Littleield. Four delegates
were then choen to the State Convention, as
follows "A. Mayhem. Elias Whitney, A. H.
Fisher, Georg A. Clark. SubStituteS-.A. B.
Want, L. D. Talbridge G. R. Davis, Arthur
Daniels. Thesprit and tone of the speeches,
says the Joaugri was decidedly against any truck
and dickeI, orlargaining in any shape whatever,
and the charaoer of the men composing the del
egation is SIZE guaranty against it.
Quite nuaber of cases have been before the
Police Courtin Milford, during the week, says
the Journal Mrs. Clark was convicted of selling
liquor and s.utenced to the almshouse for thirty
days. Michad Milan, for drunkenness, was con-
victed and Pad fine and costs. He was also
convicted Of N assault, with like consequences,
Thomas Man, for drunkenness, pleaded guilty,
and paid ftp and costs. Boney Temple, charged
with an assault, was convicted, and paid fine and
costs. VIM Carey, for drunkenness, plead guilty,
paid expenss, and left. Matthew Conlan, keep
ing liquor Pr sale, was convicted, and appealed.
Mrs. shodnessy pleaded guilty to the charge of
selling liqor and was committed to the County
House forthirty days.
Mr.. Stellar, the distinguished temperance
advocate, frpm Scotland, gave temperance lee
ture befoei the public schools, in Milford, on
Saturday afternoon, June ID, in the Town Hall,
which was crowded to its utmost capacity says
the Jour4ll. There were not less than nine
hundred, Ind probably one thousand children
and youthful the assembly, embracing the "little
tot" of five or six years, from the primary
school, and he youth and maidens in their teens,
from the hih and grammar schools. 1t was a
most beantifl and cheering sight. The aisles
gallery, an5ante-rOoms, we're packed with the
parents of tie children.
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