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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

Dr. Matson, Hhose cad may De Iunnl IN anotnef Col
umn, comes among bearing the highest testimonials,
both from his professional brehren and others de q
thoroighlg educated pSysicisn twelve years practice
and undoubtedly possesses superior sk in the treatment
OF obstinate class Of diseases 4 which he has devot
ed so much time and attention.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
AA --A AT ---
No: 143 Mann Street.


We would call the attention OF the public TO our large
stock Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Which we offer at reduced prices We have hand
large stock Of new and second hand Furniture, Feather
Beds, Mattresses Curtains and Fixtures, 0rocksry and
Glass Ware, Table Cutlery, Britannia and Silver Plated
Ware, Cooking Stoves sc that will sell at prices
that cannot ia TO suit the most economic purchaser.
Also, lot Of Eight Day and Thirty Hour CLOCKS,
that we will warrant q Cd time keepers and sell at Less
price than be found az other store in this city
Also, Que lot Of CAMEO PINS az d Ear Drops, Bosom
Studs Sleeve Buttons and Gold Riggs 40 per cent less
than the usual prices Gall end them. Fancy
Goods Pocket Cutlery Vote and Letter Paper Envelopes
Cotton Hosiery suspenters, Hgndkerehefs, Orayats,
Carpet Bags Umbrellas, &c &c.
Er Consignments Of oil kinds Of Property solicited
for Auction Sales and Goods taken consignment for
private sale
PUTNAM & CLARK,
No. 143 Main Street.
Wovceeter Jniv
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Circulars giving full information sent by mail Also
Pamphlet on Diseases Of Women. with onsel vations on
Privateand Chronic Maladies generally, sent DR.. H.
N MATFIsON Remedial Institute. Providence, X. 1.
Accommodations for-PatieHts from abroad
tcishiHg To remain The city for short time under
treatment. -rrr -.. t..a la
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THE GREAT 'gSTRBNeTHENs R' and PAIN DE {
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Simple and pleasant in its application certain and eff
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Nervousness, NeufaIeia Dyspepsia Coughs ami Colds
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in reach of al-rch poor; all may have it, and al
hould have it who sick, and suffering 10 any way
NJ Farmers should be always supplied with this inva
liable PLASTER. 1t win he the good Physician in any
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Put up in air tight tin boxes Each box will make six
% eight plasers and any child spread them Price
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M0REHEAD. NJ D,
Inventor and Proprietor, 10 Walker ST. eet, NY
MoREHEAD's SaAGNrIO PLASTER i, sold BY all
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OMNIBUSES.


XMTEsT BOYLsToN TO WoRCEs-
Wv TBa.-ChaHRe Of Tiae.-Comm encing Mon.
day, November I'd, 1851 Leaving o. b. sswyer's
Store West Boylston, at 7,4b A. M, and p NJ
and Bay State House Worcester at 1880 A. NJ and AS
r. h. Fare each way, 20 cents. Express business
urornptly and faithfully attended to-
n3 du Y. q. bAhN AID, proprietor.
CtPENCER. LElCESTER, CHERRY
- VALLEY, NEW WORCESTER AND W0RCEB.
TER OMNIBUS. Spring Arrangement, commencing
THURSDAY, March 10, 1855: 81
LeGge Spencer at a. N. Leave Bay State House,
p. - ~ 80.
Housed at 1880 q. M, 600 p. 10. .ri-a
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Eyeningsi Leave
Leicester at co. and Bay State House at O'Clock.
Leave Cherry Valley ~ minutes after starting from
Leicester on each trip. ri
Leave New Worcester al 80 a. M, 1890 a. 30 p.
m. 40 p. ne. 400 p. m, 80 D. m. leave Bay State
House al 80 q. M 10 80 M, II M, 80 p. ms p.
m, pm. .....
Leave leicester 49, end Cherry Valley ct 80 q.
Leave City Hail ~ 90 p, 5Hf5
Leave New Worcester at 10 m, and 30 p. Leave
City Hall At close Of meetngs
Express Basineaa Promptly Attended TO.
u. D. ETONE q CO., Prop'ra.
Worcester March 1858. du mchlp
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22
SESnE POLITICAL CATECHIsM
n - BY
ORSON N. HEATH.

Buy Of him Tin, Britannia GLASS; ann Wooden Ware.
Cheap for cash, rags, Gopher, nc.
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MEDICINES.
. NAT tbs O N
Remedial Institute,

For the treatment Of chronic Diseases geaerGlig
also Prtpats Diseases aNd Diseases Of Women,
No. 2s Union street, Providence, R. L.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

Cheap for cash, rags, coprer, &c '''"s''
OUR TIN PEDLAR.
When will he come! Ladies' a4d gentlemen listen to nv
When wooden tin, glass or porcelain you would buy.
Or new britannia bruahes baskets spoons you'd Obtain
Or tumblers, or gobs have broken then I'll come again.
When will he come? When Miss p. gets to be Mrs O.
Or perhaps she'd choose The Of Mr. if hen agree
For most young ladies' will change their name it's rue
Then no. or tin and many things III bring, cheap and
The ReRson why Come.
come to buy old carpets beds AID quilts il you will sell;
Also for old britannia or braasi but rags copper n do
also come broken to renew, and sell what you III
come with broOms glass, and wooden ware more than
these can supply.
Quo Tin pedibr will call at your residence COON.
Or orers left at Swans HOTEL IN attend morn, night,
also pay cash for rags &C. but have no business con
nccon with
H. A. Heath To the citizens Worcester, respectfully,
0Rs0N HEATH.
N. b. an my goods are sold at one price, but If Won
nay hYe articles or so,
The price Of each shall be ten per cent below he price
Of onel
But any poor person lacks few cent, Of the prIee
and are honest I'll give them the balance.
% dlf oN.H.
'R'hE CITY CRIsT MILL
MeTriHcld's Building,
NAcnahBe eueet''.''..s.........N Worcester, Mass.
Grnin OF all kinds ground 10 order at short notoet
also for sale VI eni. Cora nn,l : /, In ints ~
suit purchasers' HOWARD HOLDEN.
Tho Celebrated, Revolving Clothes
FrnmCn.
constantly on hand and Tor sale as above.
mch0 an n mar nuny
q R A vi N CT.
q. H. RICE, FRAN Hostos,
having taken the window formerly occupied by j. p.
10 prepared to do Engraving Of ali kinda neatly and
promptly Patronage respectfully solicited.
JY1 diglmteodtf
FISHER ELAGG, A cUOUNTA M,
Books examined and posted copying Of every duacrp-
ION executed III neat and rapid manner. 0n0e No
lasqoond door. Flaggs Building dti
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Va CHAN MICS UTU Il
1sl F I r f
INSURANCE COMPANY. 81.

At the annual meeting OF this Company, held at their
Office in Oark's Block Cd Tuesday Jan. 9Th the follow
ing named persons chosen directors for the yesr
snsuing, yiz
Eenry A. Denny, Worcester, Geo. NJ Rice Worcester, M
Geo. Blackburn, Boston, Vim B. Fox, Jr g
Esek Saunders, Grafton, Daniel fainter,
Alonzo White, Leicester, san L. Hodges, CherryV'y
3 8 Denny, Clappville d. N, Bigslow, Clinton.
At subsequent meeting or the Board, HENRY A
DENNY chosen President, VIM. s. DENNY Secre
sary, and FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer
This Company has been III successful operation since
Nay, 1865 and continue to insure in their Mechanics
Class, favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and other
Buildings Stocks Of Goods, first class Machine shops
and non hazardous Property generally Communications
addressed to the President Secretary, win receive
prompt attention
Worcester, Jan. 7. 1857 DIFF il
nAMPDEN FIRE INsUR ANCM co.,
II OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS. ...-t -
Jash CaIltal pail $15O,OO0 90
Accumulated Surplus. 800 As
VIM. r. CALHOUN, President.
Jos. @. PTECHoN, Secretary a w
Will insure Real and personal Property against fire,
application to VIM. DENNY, Agent
At the office Of Mechanics Mutual Fire insurance.
Company, Clark's Block, Worcester,
ja20 = ~ dtf &"
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MEDICINES.

EAR. 7. Il. THO MPs0N would respsotlli4
onuonnce TO the citizens OF Worcester and vicinity
that be has taken rooms at No. III VAN soteSs 6e 10
happy to assure then that his medicines o5 tne ioioW-
log COMPLAINTS and diseases generally, are prominent
and unsurpassed, for the OF scroua Cahks Liver
Corpaint Dyspepsia, Cosiivsness, Piles Neryoul Dis
eases palm in the Back Side, Lambs, and joints HUI
mors and al impurities Of the Blood whereby the oonsd
tuition has become eneebled, enables the Doctor 81 oaer
relief to al. , ,,,-rr I'm,
AN COZ POUED for the Of diseases Of private ma
ture is unriyallsd, curing h uost alarming cases Of pm
safe diseases all their various stages, as speedily As IS
consistent with The production Of thorough and perma-
Dr. I has had years of practice iu the cure of the
above classes Of diseases and now attributes his inVaa
be suoaes of his new Medical Discovery IN curing tne
most obstinate deep rooted complicated, long settled,
and inherited disordets Of the human eeonomy.
Young men and others afflicted with seminal Debility,
from whatever cause, Sith trains Of bodily and mental
evils which follow when neglected, should make an early
application thereby avoiding much trouble and suffering
as well as expense.
Ulcers UPON the Body, Throat Nose, Pain in the
Bones aud all Mercurial yield to DR. Us proper
aud opy correct cou Sc Of treatment exclusive Of the
use Of mercury ard every deeterous drug and in short
time the patients made to rejoice 10 perfect health
Hardly day passes but we are consulted by one OF more
with the above diseases some Of whom are weak and ma
Ciatel as il they had the consumption, and by their
friends are supp sel to have it.
To FEMALES All diseases peculiar to females such as
suppressons irregularities, &C. &c speedily and effect
usy The tCacy Of his medicine for the cure
OF the above affections have been vel teseo Tor the asp
| twenty years.
| ID, Thompson's Female Specific. - This remedy.
which has heeu successfully in all cases Of Sup
preston and Irregulary incident married and single
ladies only to be procured at his office No. III Main
| street, Worcester
Persons distance may consult DR. n by letter (post
paid describing their case, aud have medicines
eurey put up nd forwarded to any part Of the United
sta'es with full and explicit dir ctions for use.
Olce arranged with separate apartments so that pa
| tleuts g. one but the Doctor.
/ n max no or short consultations
Letters post paid duly answered. those requiring much
advice should enclose small fee su ient compensate
| for the time IT quired to write the answer.
Office hours from a TO =, m. diff o29
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We the undersigned, heing personally Acquainted with
DR.. n. n MarTtS0N, believe b i'm to be temperate
in the most appropriate and that his moral
nharaner and nrhfas NM skin are nhnnhfed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22
FENHE LEV R INVLGORATuR
3 PREPARED BY DR. sANEORD.

n Y "a o = I ' = a 7 = ' TO . - a 4 . Et4
B PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
Com posed Entirely of Gums,
Is ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIVE AND LIVER
MEDICINES nov before the public, namely, that acts
CGtbartic easier ilder and more eGectua than any
other medicine known 1t Is not only Cstharc, but
Liner remedy, acting first Il Liner to eject s
MOI bid matter then on the stomach and bowels to carry
Of that matter thus accomplishing two purposes effect
nally without any of the nul feelings experienced in
the operations Of most Catharcs. It strengthens the
system athe tnat purges it, and when taken
daily in moderate doses viii strengthen and build it up
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

N Il A L a a o N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

DR.. MARSHALL CURES o1TARRH.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT
DR.. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS "@H ssns
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA -
Dr. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS. ss7 b. .,,TI
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DIsEAss.,.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER, g 1Ortitude Of
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYs4i0er beipS -
liant in svoMPLAINI
VI. IA "a ss "a ssa' somewhat bsPEPsIA.
Dr. Thus, 24l, or consd,
mentsg.'MARsHALL CURES soRoFULA.
Dr.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
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w. % 994s1 wv, Street, below Chestnut
M, Assembly buildings, Philadelphia.
To be had OF CHas. sIBLEY, JOHN Q HILL, NJ.
B GRBEN & Co, CHAs. CLARKE, and OF all Drug.
gss end Dealers throughout the United States, Oanadas
aud British Provinces.
- BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS.
Ask for BeImbaId's Tahe NO Olher.
CURES G. ARAN IT Z d
% d&Wly
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GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
OF all Descriptions, which he will sell for small profits
slS dOed3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22
TRUNKS, vALIsEs, CARPET BAGS,

Castor. Mole Skin, and Soft Hats,
rom New York and Boston markets. together with good
assortment Of
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my2O dom
\ EONARD q cos BOSTON q EAST
a TERN EXPRESS,
Over the Boston 8 Worcester Rrilroad,
4. OFFoEs-ls0 Main g.. Worcester; Court Street.
Boston. mh1z dtt 49, &c.,
~rsgyvsgs.-- FULLER's NORWICH AND
&sa4 WORCESTER EXPRESS.
oTFioEs-ls0 Main g., Worcester n. o. Brakenrdge
tore, under Rauregsn House, Norwich, Ct.
"a packages should be marked Rullerg Express.
Worcester, sept. lst 1860. septb
iTsIssssssss1 ROsS's PROVIDENCE AND
y WORCEsTER EXPREss-By Every Train
Packages Forwarded Noes, Drafts and Bills collected
and paid and all orders attended to with despatch.
0PFIcKs.-1BO Main street. Worcesterj Horace Cooks
Store, Woonaocket, No.4 Exchange street. Providence.
lesntsaar FIsKE s. CO.'S UNITED STATES
VI fsfss AND CANADA EXPRESS = Messen-
gers leave Worcester three times daily via. Worcester
and Nashua Railroad for Boston, Nashua, Lowell, Law
rance &c. furnishing the most direct and exdedoug line
s FIsKE q CO., Proprietors
d 40 Court Square, Boston.
J. II. Osgo0d. Agent. General Express Office no
lincoln House Block. Worcester. du MI
-. 40 BOOT AND SHOE MANU-
HlFACTURERs.- d. WHlTTEMOBEB DRESSING
Blackiug aud Varulsh, Z, sale by gallon barrel
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When viii he come? Ladies' a4d gentlemen listen to nv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

VETORCE ESTER SCHOOL or DESIGN
w AND AUADEMY OF FINE ARTS.-phe Fail
Term will commence September LIST, 1858. At this In
stituton the Amateur Teacher Architect Designer, &C.
will find instruction adapted to the profession Of EACH
Particular attention given to those preparing to teach
and teachers aided 10 procuring situations
Chiidreu's Glasses .dnesday and Saturday
afternoons at s for eleven weeks $40 per year.
The attention of parents is particularly requested to the
peculiar advantages afforded pupils from six to fourteen
years Of age,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

:. D. BARK Err,
having returned to the old stand of Barker 4 Esabrook
233 Main Streets would be happy to show his
friends and the public his stock Of Goods consisting
of fine
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

An other points the same proporuonate low price,
Tx. CANISTER, Agent, Leonardo Express Office.
nv1O dom
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The Renaon yVbvTCo,,c

Grnsn OF an kinds ground 10 order at short noticeI
also, Tor sale Meal. Cora and Shogts, Ia lots 10
suit purchasers HOWARD HoLDEN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

Tho Celebrated, Revolving Clotl,ea
FrmMcns
constantly on hand and Tor sale as above.
menu du II. HOLDEN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11
PLAIN I'D oRNAAIENTAL PRINIILNG.
The Cargo Of Negroes at Charleston

The authorities of South Carolina, as was
anticipated would be the case, made an effort
80 get hold of the Echos cargo Of Africans with
a view to their ultimate enslavement A law Of
the State forbids any free negro or person of
color to be brought into the limits Of the State,
under any pretext whatever, by land or water
and in case the law Is violated, the negroes so
brought in are to be arrested by the Sheriff,
taken before Magistrate, committed to prison
or held to bail, tried by jury Of three free
holders, ordered to leave the State, and, in case
of failure, to be sold into slavery.
Under the law the Sheriff of 6SSarleston mado
a formal demand for the surrender of the Ne
gr5es upon the U. S. Marshal, which demand
that officer refused to comply with. The COW
etous Shareholders had to fOrego the pleasure OF
Christianizing the COngoes under the lash, for
the Mercury informs US that the Sheriff, rather
than to force a conflict of jurisdiction between
the State AMI Federal Governments, concluded
to drop further measures Carolina mourns that
such a glorious opportunity to vindieIte the
slave trade has Leen lost
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11
The Afrienns AZ Charlesiou

= writer in the Charleston Mercury states
that the Africans found on bOlrd the brig Put
nam, were purchased on the West coast at from
so cents to 81 and costing scarcely more than
SIO or SIS to be delivered on the coast Of Cuba
and were all to be sold by contract 1t $500
round, or Sl77,ss for the cargo. The writer
whe plid a visit to them gives many other facts
Of interest Abbut $50, including 50 females,
are in comparative good health, and the rest
suffering from disease. That they belong to
various triaes is evident from the difference Of
shades, and their keeping in separate groups.
The writer adds:
The result of the whole visit was intense SYM
pa,hy for them, and Indignation towards their
eaptors You may read OF the horrors Of the
'middle passage" but the half cannot be told
as one view of these uufoytJnates will tell the
tale. DysentsTy, drOpsy, and opthaimIa, ali, l
believe, the productions Of contact, want oi
ventilation, and want Of exercise, are the pre-
vaiIing diseases But even where these were
not visible the spectacle was narrowing A
skeleton taken down from the nail of doctors
closet and presented to your view,would scarce
" be more descriptive of anatomy than many
of these living walking specimens OF the human
frame.
The effect was very startling, when you saw
them squstiing on their launches, with their
knees drawn up behind their elbows, IN an attI-
tude common 10 apes and baboons, but which
no human frame clothed in flesh can attain
Some, when sitting and told to rise, did so with
great difficulty. and moved with step as tot
Tering a. l ever saw after illness. The very
head seemed but a skull encased in black Gov
sring. Il Is common to speak Of a man being
reduced 20 skin and bone, but one who saw
these can scarcely use the expression again
But if this is 10 be said Of those comparative
" in health, what language can describe the
sick l saw one poor creature swollen TO the
most wonderful size with dropsy; and as be lay
on his back, he moved his hands, signifying to
one Of our party request for his cigar, which
when given TO him, he smoked with the great
est avidit. Another manifested similar wants
and replied to our beckonings TO come to Us by
pointing to his leg, wh ch We construed into In
ability to move. Two lay near, whose troubles
here had ceased in death; while mother thI
most affecting sight Of ala ch'id Of SIX o.
eight vears-lsy on It's side IN the sun on the
stone wharf, with eyes closed, and no other eyi
dence Of life than the slight motion of the stOm
ach indicating breathing The poor creature
alone and unattended, had rested its head on it
little hand as naturally as our own little one
do, and in this touching attitude Of sufferinl
childhood, vas fast losing the consciousness @
q life whose experience had been only that o
sOrrow and suffering.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11

a FAcT.-SOme newspaper in speaking oil
light literature OF the present day, says.
You may read many Of the eastern weekhes
for a year aud scarcely fine fact which will
make you wiser or better-all fiction, romances,
lies, velvet and feathers. little fends equipped
in smiles and crinoline, big scoundrels in epau-
lettes and with love of a moustache, turning
the brains and steeling the hearts Of simpering
maidens, the every day history Of life ineeni-
ously belied and genteelly outraged and yet
it always ends beautifully!
Hundreds OF persons who think that tney can
afford home paper, in the course Of year
spend three or four times the amount IN this
abOminable trash.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11

The case of John ". FOmey is another stink
inc but lameutable illustration Of the treachery
and ingratilu6e of the meIc trading politician
governed by no fixed principle. A feeling or
sense of gratitude alone for favOrs received from
his bcnefactor, should have induced him at least
to have remained silent. In him, however, are
developed the true instincts and characteristics
of the disappointed politician, II is true that
during the last campaign Mr. Forney did some
service in his native State for Pennsylvania 5
fayorjte son. In return for the same, Mr. Bu-
cbanan. in the kindness of his heart, overlook
ing his qualifications for the place, undertook,
Cverv imprudentlv as many Of his friends at the
time thought 10 lend the influence Uf his great
name TO aid this lHgTaic 10 seat IN the Onl.ed
States Senate. But supported as he was by
the President elect, who made personal appeal
in his behalf; and sustained as he was by the
democratic press, which almost UNANIMOUSLY
came TO his support, the dcmOcr, tic members OF
the Legislature could not be induced, under any
circumstances, To give him their support. They
knew the man, and considering hun unworthy
of the trust refused TO aid him IN his aspirations
| He then sought 10 become member OF the Cab
/ met; but Mr. Buchanan preferred another lndi-
vidual-a statesman of Penusy lyania much bet
/ ter qualified and more worthy Of his confidence
] He was. however, rendered the COnsulshlP to
/ Liverpool, which he Indignantly refused -
Hence, disappointed in his aspirations, he be
came d!saifectei, and forthwith established hl'
Press through which he Is now Illuminating hIs
anathemas against the Administration. THIS Is
all done, too, under the plea Of principle! lie
like his worthy compatriOi, the Senator from II
linois, is ready TO offer himself up willing
sacrifice to DTiacipie-the great principle o
popular sovereignty, which he has 50 much a
heart Like his great prototype too, he IS will
ing to ium0ld'c himself upon the altar OF patri
otism, If thereby he can but rescue his beloved
country, but particularly the great democrats
party, from the impending ruin with which ]
Is threatened, and in which It bids far 10 b
lin0ulted. Was there ever such selfsacrihcin!
patriotism as this
4 NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.