Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20

''Plessure Driving Teams tandem and tdenan the folf
loving; Fanny Gray" owned by Reuben 3. Denny, of
Leicester, raised in Vermont English breed, $50 lbs,
yrs old, and Is hands bigh and LAZY Grey" owned by
VIM. C. Clark Of Worcester raised in Massachusetts,
Morgan breed, S75 lbs, yrs, lit hands high
Friday night an agreement was made between
the owners of Ethan Allen, Hiram Drew, Young
Columbus and Jupiter, to trot at the Boston
Fair Ground, on October IA, for a premium of
$1,000, divided into three classes-one of 800,
one of $500, aud the lowest of 800. The trial is
to be open to all trotting stations, and will be a
genuine trial for superiority if carried out as at
present contemplated
MAINE EJECTIoN.-Complete returns from
the third district render certain the election of
French (Repu6ican) by from So to 80 majority.
The majority of Gov. Morrill, in the State will
reach about 1l,0OO, being about the same as last
year
PoLITICAL.-Judge Douglass declaration in
favor of that kind of popular sovereignty forbid
den by the Dred Scott decision, has aroused new
hostility in the Administration ranks Even the
New York Journal of Commerce. which has had
several long leaders to show that Douglas was
still good Democrat, worthy of the party appro-
baton, now gives him over to his fate 1t pro-
nounces his Freeport speech " inconsistent, pas
sonate, and anti Democratic"
The Republican nominations for Congress in
Indiana are now complete. The contest is be-
tween Lecompton and anti Lecompton-Demo-
Gratis in most of the districts uniting with the
Republicans to support the same candidates.
All the present Republican members have been
re-nominated
Wonders will never cease. English himself
the author of the Kanzas bill, by which his name
is made immortal, has turned traitor to his own
bantliDg and to the Administration, and in the
hope to increase his small chance of reelection,
has declared his readiness to vote for the admis-
sion of hanzas without regard to the population.
There is no mistake about this. English takes
this position openly on the stump. Will the AID.
minisuaton aid in the re election of the traitor
The Democratic Convention of New York
State nominated Amasa j. Parker for Governor
He was the candidate of the party in 1856 Fer
nando Wood, who, with his adherents anti-Tam
many delegates from New York city, were ex.
cluIed from the Convention, sent in protest.
Mr.. Harris of Illinois writes to Washington,
confidently predicting the success of Judge Doug
las. The want Of a union at Syracuse, it is
said, has ensured Douglas in Ill
Gerritt Smith has started new organ at Syria.
euse, to support himself, to be called the Signal,
and is stamping the State for himself
Rodney French, who opposes Thomas D. Eli
OTIS election to Congress IN the New Bedford dis.
trict, is making trouble, by proposing, in behalf
of the old Republican District Committee, TO
call the nominating convention, in opposition to
the direction of the late State Convention that,
in order to carry out the union. the Congression-
al and Senatorial Conventions should be called
by the members of the new State Committee re-
siding in the limits of each district. Mr. French
is wrong, and should waive his rights for the bet
ter way of the State Convention.
The members of the Republican State Com
mittee, residing in the Third District, have called
a convention to nominate candidate for Con.
gress, to be held at Dedham on the 9TH of Octo-
Der.