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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13

" Remember that the American Convention to
nominate a candidate for Governor, will meet in
Nashville, tho lst Of May. Let the counties send
up full delegation.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13

psas. We have received the January
number of the Edinburgh Review, Amer.
lean edition, by L. Scott & Co. 1t is need
less to comment upon the character of this
we'll known Review.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13

% ra-Jobu Middleton l.~s Openeda Boot
.ud Shoe Shop On the s'sarc, lie is an
excellent. workmpg Mr., w. Siso keeps
leather for sale. p
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13

nea-. See card of w. s. Shackelford,
Portrait Painter His room is over G.. A.
Lyon & Co.'S Confectionery, where Mr.. S.
would be pleased to show specimens of his
Painting.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13

TnE STORY ToLD.-There are $4,000
grown Wp men and women in Georgia who
can neither read nor write The defeat of
the American party in that State, is no
longer 10 be wondered at. r..H s
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13

pea- Uncle Sam Wilson offers his fine
farm for sale on the OATH iHst. This land
is situated p miles from the city and has
the Sulphur Springs on it. 1t will be dl-
vided into lots, 9 plot of which will be
shown ON the day of sale.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13
Once, over VIM. q. Bryarly's Store

uAii accommodations must be addressed 10 the
EAitsr. Business letters 10 the publisher.
HAdvsrtisements must be handed In the day
before publication, or they will be let over.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13

peA- Gem Anderson has been appointed
p. NJ, at Nashville position he has held
to the satisfaction of the people heretofore.
lie makes an efficient officer,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13

Eae- II. Wcstenberger Bsot and Shoe
,uakcr, on the Square. Mr.. IL. is a fine
.arkuan, and keeps good stock of leather
E-,salc.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13
IN cHANCERY ATULARksvIILE,
f
W HJarar' ,siii 81 Hf
r.A,IOA 70 s.ii Laal.

lit sk.NZ.
Ns,boS Ms,rI. Il 5f'eaassas. -'5sasf3
'a'ha" siPHisTbgu ss1lfs .ha4lr, naise .sf-4
[ From 4he asgaii ens in the position and tho aht.
dayit thereto, II APPEARS Ia the satisfaction of the
Clerk d. Master that the following pareons repre-
scented as heirs aud distributes of Nalhan Morris,
r are nOn-resldents OF the State az, lena viz.
RichAJd White and vile. ElGabe tn, Thomas 'rhrs.
adglii and wife Psrthens, N athan Morris, Reuben
MOrris.- Allen Morris, gohn Mofris Jasper Nor
ris, lanes Morris. David .bIorrsi Annetia Morris
and Mahala Morris Tie eiIidron of Jesse Morris
deceased. Russell NJ! Pierce. sRobesl- Bs Pierce,
Jossbh W. Pierce. Wilhara, K.IPieSce, Nancy C.
Pierce and Elizabeth A. Pierce. aha minor, ehis
idren Of Snlly Piereeg DANES Owens ! aud wife
Mary, Sarah Tyson. Enoolir M oJris, ,Jbsser N.
Morris, james X. Colber.s GTanysjle IS, Collier,
Robert Station and mafs Lucy tietirud Collier,
Hardin X. Collier and TeRpesss COLLECT have
been made defend - and the ordinary pEooess Of
law cspnot be served upon them; Ills thrrefore
ordeFe that p1blicatirn he made Cor ipaF suceos
sivs weeks insthe Glafkssilla Cllroaisla "a news
paper published IN ClaTkssill iTenDs. requiring
said on-resident defendants t0sppear al. Tho next
term Of the Chancerye Gourtto be heldat clsrks-
Vile, on the 3rd Moniayof April neKt, sud plead
answer OF dernHr 10 ths peiidon fled or pE0 con-
fesso will he taken 10 them, and the cause set
Tor hea ring on parie40 Tsnsas 20 gs Ala saH
THOS. J. MUNFORD, C.sGN.
March ~, ls5I--4w--Prs. fos, ST. go
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13
J FTdBAcoo MARkEF.
~-~~-~--~~---~r-r>-~r--r ~lrT-~ -
y CtARKsYILLE, Marcl-EA 35z.
Sales by W. shIcClureOf - Ids 10


43 hid fr6s less =. :. sa,lo'Ia As,
1896 6,55 GEO t,GQ. &C So2b 7sOi, n.
45 1915 ESQ 6, 4eao401OO s. 65 sos 40.
ISO7,35 6,G5 6,25 1910 6.6o6.5o 6f067o
$40 6,G5 6,1O6,Go 6,55 $3.50 ,95s,s0G,.
|607,30 $50 6 ,G5 6, 90 1895. ~. + i-ia's
81 hhds adniitted.l4t6,0 5 1855 1888
t14,G0 1850 1885 1900 1888 1905 Is.
I65 1885 1870 11,30 1856 1876 1855
1875 1896 1886 1856 15,50l5 40 1880
I13l0'15,25 '14,7016,10 IA, 60s13. so 10 o.
1900 ISL 1910 16, SO 1856 1000 1870
1905 1920 I4,75 1000 1920 1900 1880.
1880 1925 1850 1896 49, 90 1895 III 10,
1880 10,001755. o. 80 'e'ie ~ {
~ TRicB's'LANDINo, March iiyl85F.
Sales by oldham pettus&- Co.. Of lo1,
hhds as follows. - D aa.a svis q ssss+ii
hhds $500 s hLds 1910 l7.s5
50 $ 1900 1876 rs hhds ! 3 90 II, 90.
g." HOO 1895 IS g. 1900 1895.
So 100 1895 1890 tq,95.
81 frosted 6,0Gto 9,225., s.'na n -.
The article continues very active at full
lprices.a e. a'3 a@t7 20 e..',-ag.a.s sdi :.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13
..AICARD-

MISS 'MObblE c. CiHP ERII. would La
glad To obtain fin lion governess in q piiY.ls
family pr as As'isaaut in an Academy. She las
amPe lest hnoniss as 10 character and quuiiisu.
ion I. FrrHrfFlf st9f
REFEREN,Es ,--lt3y Or. Ridley G. a. faxep
E<q,1 and r. !Nva rhonSsH Esq ,soT Glark.viI;s
Tenn aud Rev Mr. Loughfy Prsb't. ,f g ss.n
River Il enni SSeminary, Elkioh Ky - f.at
March -, 1851.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13

sea- No telegraphic dispatch this morn
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13
MONTGOMERY GUARDsl

You are requested to meet at the Court
House, on Saturday, the 9Th inst, in full
uniform. by order Of
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13
'a VALUABLE REAL ESEATE ,r''
Z. .' ..g '.s ~ FOR SALE. iaaas,i 80
ras. WULES FOR SAFE. ERA

+, For salfsPt T farm. ono mile from Granville,
ky,twgnty Gyo ? year oil Mules ip g,ol urIsr
aud condition. ~, g..
y :, l,.5V s.. EWING & WILLIAMS.
March ,3,ls27 -3w ,...,a 49,,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13
,PortfsiG 1 PaintinE ~
2. Boot ana shoe
MANuF ACToPY.
Is NEST SIDE OF THE SnIiAls"

"a .5-s., CLASKSNILLE, TE:EE,sER.
EEs THE naderslgnr,s oHld nln,i respectfully
FES call the itsnriOn of ii. eiis,ns OF ,hi..
place snl vicinity 10 lis FIN, stock 81 10 t. una
Shoec Which hc ht,on hand for the presc Il H. u.s. A.
Of The most fashionable styles aud " ihf bet ina.
terial aud work 'n,h.!np lie has fsceiysd tiis ii
most oek OF leather with very tie expense iron,
CincippaI, ever brought to tlis market which hs
can 50! gs .l,eap ns any bafy in tho cry, Call
aud examine 81 sohf8d'vtS. ~ - a4N A's'hS
HENRY WEsTERTHRCER.
a oIJ-, Repairing 3 we gl short po,ice,
March -, 1857 Bin @h@"Af@ SiN@
NJ, VALUABLE REAL ESEATE.
$500 p, ~. FOR SALE, 'a's..i ~. =.
Tho undersigned wia .sll. at auclIon,- ON, FL,
day, April Bird, 1851, absut !saa itsie,.e -
',.a2 leo ACRES or LAND, a4f,
Lying on the ciaFksvilv and Port Royal 1'urnbihs
about mile and quarter fTo.n iolYr, OPP s.ie The
residence OF Mr.. aNm Z, fal Il II be sold
IN lots Of five 10 twenty &c g.. l,,..i ..l,.. re-.
! TEHMS.--Oae thld, nolsf payable Ia Bank, nj
-four months, balance Ia tour equal payments viz:
Fist OF October, 1851; Seeond. LIST OF October,
lA5s; Fbifd, lstof oaobOr. 1889; Fourth, lst .of
October, ls6 = with Interest fIom date, =, ~, 8.
S. d SEAT
SAfch ~ ls57---tds H ~. -.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13

J. F. CuMMlsOs, Soc'y.lau ,7ag ID,
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4. " HAlr q :
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

FROM WASHINGTON Movements of Santa
AnRG.- Washington, June 49, Herald cor
respondence. -Despatches received here by
the Europa, state that there was no probable
ity that the Mexican minister to Spain would
be received, and that he would return to Par
is, with his credentials as minister to France,
with which he is provided, to be used in case
of the failure of the mission to Spain.
Quite a number of eminent ship builders
are looking after their chances for building the
steam sloop of-war, for which proposals are to
be advertised tomorrow. Donald Mckay of
Boston, called on the President and Secretary
of the Navy in reference to this subject, and
was kindly received.
Ex-Governor Anderson of Maine, Commits
sioner of Customs, has rendered his Iesigna-
ton to the President.
A, letter from Havana received here furnish
es interesting statements concerning Santa
Annals intrigues to get possession of Mexico.
de offers to make treaty with Spain as soon
as his government is established, in which the
Spanish convention with Mexico shall be sus-
tanned without conditions to pay to Spain
one million of dollars for the assassinations at
San Vincent, and a solemn promise to make
an offensive and defensive alliance against the
United States. For all this, Spain is to assist
Santa Anna with three vessels of war, and
fifteen hundred men, with which he will pro-
coed to any port in Mexico that he may deem
proper, these forces to be maintained by Santa
Anna, at the port where they may land, dur
ing the revolution, and until his government
is consolidated. Santa Anna believes that he
will not require a larger force than this, but if
reinforcements should become necessary, all
that he may desire shall be sent to him. 1t is
stated that all these propositions have been
approved by Gen. Concha, who is making
preparations to receive his guest, daily looked
for at Havana.
N. Y. Times correspondence. Gen. vi
dial, Santa Annals father-in-Iaw, has written
TO Santa Annals friends, that the former Die
tator of Mexico will be in Vera Cruz in less
than ninety days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

THE CoNERT AT MECHANICS HALL.-Msssrs. Edt
TORS Perm me- through the columns of your valuable
paper to ssak Of those subscription concerts see ad-
Vertised toe given in the Mechanics Hall, tomorrow
TUESDAY vening, by Fke's oornes Band assisted as
understa by Of our best musicians to enven the
entertainment with singing, &c. First, they are cheap
aud in may instances not to those we have to pay
fifty centsnd dollar for, second, it provides place Of
amusemer so much needed, both by old and young;
thirdly, are bound to render what assistance we can
to the japor of the hall who is willing to throw hedoors
open for small sum, and do all 10 his power to make
it pacef rational enjoyment and to the band who are
doing h their power to make the place attractive and
they are1ound to spare no pains to accomplish that
object the way, would not have any one think that
refer tone concert to be given at Washburn Hail. by
Mrs. Bostck as her concerts exceptions to most Of
ity clt concerts she is great favorite with all
whereverAe goes, and hope she will have crowded
house. LOVER OF Music.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

AMANsIoN OF THE Observation-Disclosures
d. Geen, in introducing Mr.. Everett to his
Cambridge audience ON Thursday evening
laststated that the house was still standing
in Cmbridge in which General Ward had his
heat quarters, and where the Committee Of
Ssiiy welded the whole executive power of
theProvince. The mansion is at the north.
cas- corner of the Common, and is in good
prervation. The house of Elbridge Gerry,
at hmbridge, FUSED as hospital for the sick
an,wounded of the American army after the
bale Of l775,) is now the residence of the
veerable Rev. Charles Lowell, d. d.
Wshington's head quarters, near by, is now
tn noble mansion Of Longfellow. At no
grit distance stands the majestic elm under
thgrateful shade Of which, July g., 1875,
Washington took command of the Continent
alrmy. - Boston Traueller.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

NEWSPAPER EXPERIENCE. The New York
Daily Register is dead, having been published
ten months. The editor and publisher. M,
Scovile, says he has labored like dog ak.
teen hours day during this time, and now
finds himself minus some nine thousand fye
hundred dollars. This is the experience Of
many. We know Of no business requiring
as much care and labor that pays SO poorly as
publishing newspapers. The cost Of produc.
ing them has been largely increased within a
few ysars, but the publishers prices remain
the same.- Woonsocket Patriot. 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

The undersigned having used the Cement Drain Pipes
manufactured by Jhmes O. Peck No. 3S Mechanic street,
Worcester most cheerluy bear their testimony as to the
neaness, convenience and durability, Of the article So
ias judge, the Cement Pipes are cheaper and
BETTER and more lasting than any thing that has yet been
contrived for the drainage oil cellars sinks, sc.
EDWARD FABLE H. N TOWER
HENRY W. MILLER, L. r. ROGERS,
Q. B. METCALF, MARSHALL MILLS,
BM: Q. CLARK, GEORGE W. BARTON,
DANIEL S. BURGESS, Il. B. sTODDARD
\ Worcester, April Is, 1857. diff apo
NPeCk's Cement Drain Pipes-The subscrib
e taAes this method again to inform the people Of WOr
cester and vicinity that he is prepared to manufacture
order cement Drain Piper, any quantity and Of any
desirable size nom three to six inches in diameter These
pipes are perfectly ndesuctabe aud will last for ages
either in dry wet locations. They have been thorough
tested and have always given entire satisfaction In
sddlon to the advantages above stated these pipes are
cheaper than any ohsr material used for draining pur.
poses All orders promptly supplied by the subscriber at
his work shop, No. IS Mechanic Street. where specimens
may be seen JAMES q PRCK
mcbl8
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

FROM HAvANA.-Steamer Black Warrior
arrived at New York on Friday night, with
Havana dates to the 10th. Santa Anna had
not arrived at Havana. The Spanish fleet in.
tended for the expedition against Mexico, was
said to be near the island, and soldiers are ar
irving by every vessel from Spain. The island
is quiet and healthy. The sugar market re-
manned the same as at last advices. Holders
are firm in their determination to keep it up
Stocks at Havana and Matanzas about as pre-
viously reported, Freights very dull, though
many vessels had left in ballast. The tonnage
exceeds the wants of shippers. Exchange
declined, and is quoted ON New York at I.2
A IL per cent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

BACKING DowN.-Since Mr.. Banks has re-
ceived the American nomination for Governor,
the Worcester Spy has materially modified its
views. Before the nomin nation, Mr.. Banks was
threatened with accommodation il he had any,
thing TO do with the Americans. Now, il saws
ms simple acceptance Of the recent American
nomination would not be an insuperable objection
70 giving him our support, If not made in such a
wy as 70 commit himself to their party" What
new light has been shed upon the SpyP Is il
afraid 10 separate its little army Of radicals from
the Republican ranks and show their real weak /.
ness s-Boston Journal.
We can tell the Journal what new light sas
been shed upon the Spy, in a very few words.
Since the Americans nominated Mr.. Banks, the
COMMITTEES appointed to wait upon him and inform
him OF his nomination, have reported, in public
meeting and through the press, that Mr.. Banks
was proud Of the nomination, and that he virtual
ly stood upon the Springfield platform. II thi,
statement had been true, It would have afforded
sufficient grounds for US to withhold from him
our support, and we have every reason to believe
that the Republican Convention would not have
considered him as an eligible candidate for Gov.
srnor. Il seems now, from the tenor Of Mr..
nanks's letter, that the committee, or some Of
them' lied, and perusal Of the document, which
appears IN this days paper, will satisfy any one
'Hs' M Banks not only does not accept the
nomination on the Springfield platform. but tina,
ne GOES not acknowledge himself to be a ms,oh.,
OF the American party. He says. atAs ro,,,ns
non Il lshs American cOnvsntionl has conferred
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

yB GREAT EXHIBITION OF REAPERs AND
MoHRs.-The commencement of the great
exhibition and trial of reapers and mowers,
undet the direction of the National Agricul-
turaBociety, Marshall p. Wilder, President,
will at Syracuse, N. Y, on the 18th of Ju-
ly. liver seventy different machines have
alreay been entered for the exhibition, and
thresundred acres of land have been secured
for tb occasion. 1t will undoubtedly be the
grealst display of modern farming machines
everaade on this or any other continent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

WASHINGTON, June 2I.-A terrific thunder
storm passed over this city this afternoon. Hail
fell from ten to fifteen minutes, some of the
stones weighing five or six ounces, causing i'm
mense destruction of skylights, and windows of
churches, public and private buildings, &c. The
government Conservatives. and several private
galleries of art, were seriously damaged. The
trees stripped of their foliage, and the grain
vegetables, and shTubbery, beat to the earth, and
in some cases horses and cows were severely cut
The storm extended for twelve miles in breadth,
in a course from Southwest to Northeast. There
no reports as vet from the plantations in the
vicinity. but the crops undoubtedly injured, if
not entirely ruined.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22
Markets,

New YORK, June. 20-Cotton firm; sales 500
bales Flour finer; sales 5000 bbs; to strait
ale Sc 90 a 20; Upper Lake Go 6A5; common to
good Chic extra so SO; Genesee so 10 90
uhern 6rmer; sales 1900 bbls mixed good brands
90 90; fancy and extra 65 60. Canadian
hrmer; sales 700 bbs; superfne 20 AS extra So
a 90. Wheat lc lower common but firm for good;
sales $500 bush; Ohio white 81 80; Upper Lake Milwag
ke club 81 g. Oats better. Corn &c lower Pork l0c
Beef finn Lard heavy. Bacon quiet. Butter steady.
Whisky lower.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

VESSEL DESTROYED BY FIRE.-Baraue VIM
II. Brodie, from New York for Mobile, took
hre at sea on the evening Of June 18th, blew
up and shortly after sunk stern foremost.
Crew saved in the boats, and picked up next
morning by schooner Diadem, of Gloucester.
and brought to New York Saturday morning
The w. II. B. had an assorted cargo.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

The Boston Post evidently believes in the
migration of souls Joshua r. Giddings
wrote that the God of Rev. DR.. Ross, the
slaveholding doctor of divinity, was not his
God, whcreupon the Post says, the old sinner
declares that the God of Abraham is not his
God. The old patriarch may have taken
possession OF the body of DIR. Ross, but how
did the Post ascertain the fact ?-Sprinqfeld
Republican,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22
DI MA AW ARDED
DIR. CLARKE'S

~. OeIebrated Sherry Wine Bitters,
By the Massachusetts Charitable Merhacs Association
AZ their Fair held in Boston, Sept 1857
Warranted made Of Dock Root slfssparia, Dardelion
Wild Cherry, Prickley Ash, Rhubarb Thorouehvort Win
tergresn, &C. Warranted to Bilious complaints
weak stomach loss of Appetite dyspepsia piles cos tive
ness and humors they renew restore, orty and build
the system, very pleasant to take, ard sold The
low price of 25c pint 42c qt, OTIS. 75c qts 81 20
Sold in worcester by JAS. GREEN aud N. II. AN
DRBWs, Main street, and dealers throughout city aud
country generally. d3m* APP
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

How IT WoRKs.-The Americans are any
thing but well pleased with the response which
Mr.. Banks has given to their nomination, and
there is not little hard swearing at the course he
has seen fit to pursue. Some of them openly
threaten to go for Governor Gardner, thinking it
quite too bad to make such an effort to place
man upon the Springfield platform, and see him
jump off, with graceful goodbye" the very
next day.
There is fun ahead. Let the dark.lantern be
re.lighted, while brother PangbOrn whistles. tc
keep his courage up. the popular refrain of 'Wait
for the Wagon"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

a FIRE IN THE REAR.-Mr. Keltt, of South
Orolina, .made speech at public dinner in
oersw, Is. CO., recently, in which be ex-
pissed his want of confidence in Walker
all Stanton, both of whom he denounced as
uprincipled, trading politicians, who were
rsdy to sell the shareholders interest in
Kuzas for price. He said the one was
Pnnsylvania bankrupt, while the other was
unprincipled political gambler. Both had
ought and obtained position and power in
Eahzas, and were willing to WELD it at
lte bidding Of the party which would pay
bst. The principal ground of complaint
aainst Walker seemed to be his proposition
b have the Constitution Of the Kanzas Con.
IGNITION submitted to the people before it was
presented TO Congress. ifltr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

DOUGLAS DIsowNs POPULAR SovRREIeNrY -
1t really appears that the distinguished inventor
Of the doctrine Of popular sovereignty, called for
in the case Of Kanzas, has now declared that the
principle is wrong, since the Mormons are trying
to avail themselves Of it. In recent speech
made at Springfield. Ill, Douglas is reported by
a correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune to have
said, in regard to Utah, that /" once he (Douglasl
was in favor OF nominal popular sovereignty but
noto he had become convinced that the hing soas
practically sorong-that the Mormons we're trail
tors, enemies, outlaws, lecherous, scoundrels,
&C.. that the territorial act should be instantly
and peremptorily repealed-that Young was a
murderer, outlaw, rebel against the Union" Also
that -
{" He said he reversed his old opinions on this
ground-had swung around, and had taken an
impartial view Said that when a people were
incapable Of selfgovenment, Il was the right, ii
was the duty Of other people, other governments,
to lay hold Of and seize that other foolish people,
and TO govern them noiens UoleNs-willing or un-
willing" r
OF course II makes great difference in the
opinion Of the lawyer, whefi he finds out that
tits his bull that has been goring the administra-
ton OK. But cause that only lives by such
shifts and Inconsistencies as this, can have no
very protracted tenure Boston IraUeAer,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22
G8s Daily Spp.
MONDAY, JUNE %, 1857.

FESSSS Republican State Convention
kSskss Republican State Convention comp sed Of
two delegates from the several towns ard Cities for every
representative in valuation year will be held IN Norces
ter, WEDNESDAY the 24,h day Of June instant, AZ
10 O'Clock m for the purpose Of choosing state Oo1.
mite and making the necessary organization for the
present year aud also for the nomination Of candidates
for State officers. J. 2, GO'Dki0h,
Chairman Safe Republican Committee
Boston, June s. 1856. '~@
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

The MISSION TO RUSSIA DEcL1NED.-Hon
f. W. Piekens, of South Carolina, has posi-
lively declined the mission to Russia. He will
probably be returned to the United States
Senate, vice Mr.. Butler, deceased.