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grank Ersli's 9Aufrirtr .Baitung.
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6rant sesltc'e SlIuftrirtr Ssftuns
San Nseltee Sluiirire 3tituns in auf bas be fe a,r
pnr seorud 10 Sttten ar unb sS,r 9atrsana Ssrrbtu
ne Nen! 0'isi une nbats Serieidnie bciaeGtbtt wrp
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en eonserattcnelerltcn sic 1T unSeitirteu bos br1r
e!u9lte am me'ien bccsrcnec unb untepalten a8psn.
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stlNtut 1eotn @tItwpb IN Ncr'Sprt uno toilet @entS
ole etniene Nunmer, SS 90 6Srlib in sSprousb,obno
Sic ut coa 9reB ult ute g8ohtntIa p.lfss in beIt
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pcue SUuatipnn Der bcnCuufen Edatsereioniit ousoe
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Grent Sesite'e Suurirtr 8eIua t bel alien 9ei,unas-
asenn 30 baben, Coer aus Der QIec 9lc l3 ranffprt &
Se9tu @mlenbuns oss 9etraseS, iu 6c,icbeu.
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6 astrbter 9 alU II.

Sa9erbter 9alcn.
Dem pubIifum bic er9sbtnitt 2ln3ei9c, pas ter
aIter5eAnete in feinem 6aule am Alien 0iarft,
penn t5ticbmarft 9e9eriltcr. cine g8irt6l&aft neblt
Ea9erbisr'S Salon srrihtet bat, ppleIblt er 6h
frsuen wiro, Ieine 8reunoe uno raS Qusitum i'm
QaSrmrineH NIT zen bsltsn Gjttr1atcu bepicner
III fIurG, 5lorsuce NiQer.
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aaleaags!

Ntetnrn 8rennosn unr Dem 9eIammten Nu6li.
tum Die NnSeiac, bas msine ncue
GorfcmsSSJrt8Tc1QIt
esal Seiu&r Jest uHcn lrtt. GieIrlse ii oufs
@eihmadrcute etngcri6tct, uno tSnncn bic ae.
serttn @aIte nit Den tsfrn GrfriIhuuocn i,prr
Nrt, iopie audi NIT warmcn uno talten SpciIsn
eeotent weroen. g8ejnirntsr made id ooroui
aulmrrtiam, cd6 ib ben BON mir ae,paencu
&ireinin QBcn
rein uno unuerfdliht su so Gts. Der G(oIbf ser,
taufr. lin Sabrcideu S:iud tttrt
Taicntin Sc c6fer.
OdmPnhn- Serbmsuug ;pilden 9tldmpnp une
New Ycrf.
DaS Dampf6if ,,Jtoauote" perld6t NibstcnS
tseen Dtenta8, Nahmitta9s llbr, unp Nurfolt
0tttwNh Witta9.
Oas OampfihtfF nSameStomn" perldgt 9ttd.
mpno icpen 8rcitag, Na6mittase 4 ubr, unp
gtprfclf om Sametag Mttad.
Der 6alrpreis in Der Gajate, Iabl;eiten Elm.
9cfhIc1Icu. betrdst $40.
Sm Stecraae, rbne ScR So.
GrcurEcns &idcl, fir Die Commemorate oIl,
tts, SIS.
Jtejicnrr, bic @ittmotS unc Samstaos psn
petersburg 6rubju9 bcnuBen, treffsu ,r.tio mt
crr NprfcIt 9ctcreburg Sabu in erliercr Stont
Gin, 3m nit Dem Ndmpf6ppt wcitcr acben ,u fSu.
men. GidstS fir biele Sour fGnnen am Nsters
burg Depot 9el0lt werben unp betraet rer aan;t
6d9rpreis 8eihf1ls nur $40.
Nuo M II. einefen.
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2lM bic Damen 9tiAmpnps.

W9oame 6aude (Dpn Nnris), bic bel Der
lsben g5air i'm Nt6anies SnIfntt fir ihre g5its az
FIRsT-CLASs DIPLonA
rhslt bat 233 8rOabraBe, nabs Der 3eu Elm nees uus
r:tabascS 9a3er eOn Ntainerys l6alrn er5 met "''
Ntacame Is. bat bic Gbre ben Oameu Nbn,cn.s ou,us
SstAen, p1B ihr Wager ppn SpnnetS une &QilliuerD-
sBaaren Ser neueen frani6iihen Jlecn ino G5ei6m9d
9n9eporsn; slsfalla cprratbS bic neuEen 0lrtr N 9em
Sptter NlooeR IN @pi1Rree, tatber5 Q8reotbs S6snna
uno HatS Yaoam S. wirb bic er6Bte 9uuerfianfeit omf
lle br iu 2beiI WerbsnOeE 4urse Yrpenoen unS ibr,
@pnnrlnnen toEnen t geriRrtt baln, oas lie nr ante
uno 9tlbm1dpOl aus9eflbrte 29aare bli9t erbolten
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Nen btutihen QDlrthen

pie InSeige, Rap pir i'm hief9sn @ufUm.6auIe
1000 @allonen pes teltsn BON uno ltiSlf impcr,
tirlf" fron3pfihen Sranny unter Sonb lieoen
babsn, ben mir aubert tilig o'rtaufeu.
6srner Die An5ei9s, oGB mir Die dlleiuiae Qaen.
tur Son Dem brrubmten re Senpse II. Sos 6 Gom.
pa3nsr iibernommcn baben unD pas perlslbr mr.
hei uns Su Ba5en lit.
0 GUtte, II. rpmp.,
So. II gsarIir
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g . L 10 d r t s!

Seeer lett iein sis'ues 9eten,
Sensm '6iGst iein eiaeu Ssr3;
aSis bic Stunesn brin re wcben,
9Siro es feline Cup. lsin S&mer,.
Scrwdrts gcrmGris gs beIfcbet
gtur mas in ii6 irltit bewdbrt,.
9Sas i'm 9'ten uufsrasbet,
Sit oeS Sebsns ni6t msbr wertt.
Tsrfplrts SUripdrts !Aeeun ecrloten
Sft Die 3brGne, bic ttm fault:
auss. mas que @utt setcr.n,
uebsrwinptt audi Die ySelt.
Gril@ ans Bsrt unb reg ieSdnet,
S6afs rnltig fir unb fir; '
sSabrlt6 aSabrIib unp am @noe
fts8t Die sSelt 5u 8iisen Dir.
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Sebt aus nab
SS0. 2z MniaaSfr 0fse!
Die tiuialten DRY @ppbS in SRihmnnn |

CIt VluIYIIFN OI9 VDpp0 IN NlCbmunO!
5000 Soros IhSEe scbrade Gaine ron Bis s Gsr,s
wep Ia StS. ldpne Goprs prn bic u gtS; bic i6n
len gtnlttr mo Belle SuaIit6 spn Sacpntts Sraahits
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81 uno anporS, III Gnen Sdrben m.tb ben ereifatn Sc
o ctni9e ju Ss Die an6erpdrte pos Dpppelts fren lib
9oraoe np Grttnru StirS pen 25 GtS ON oufpdrs Si,
etitBcn N Sthmcno; bic feintrn franz Yce6ls-prrfcS
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lln &pmsls Sable Grtb, Sil Gct6 Gorpets, Gombrics
ebedS une SWB apuelinS III crauncnSperth psen prti
lSn; Nooiee &ars nit @sClS III ST. 25 uro ofn6rtS
Nrpcce, 8to uno 9jco fin 9eube nit SeelS u 81 l25
ane aumGrtS; NileS unb gbNrrn's Gacre in allen 5Sars
Sen uno Su auslt Yrccn ppu 25 Ge an ouhp6rts eine
SacHS Slppere Su 90 &tS.; Meue Slippere ,u 62b Cts
eine elSe On u 81 Cts; Srrs 3cs GpuSrss Gjoilcrs
Soll, I'M S6ube tur prrrcn, 8uaben uno Scrpants
~ 9Painjlr. SpIrnk GSt~"rS aN"
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8coimauuacn.

Ter ,,Nnci0cr" crtljn cNcl Woroer Scuutlo5 oUS1e-
nommcn. gum wIhtttcn SUticristcr5rrcjS gt5.,
akbar bic rtr Gy6ser, Ccjr 90 IA jSprr 9rr0u5
be,otluas @nttlfn iuHcn nteJ ioetuotu 9soiueuuSen
@uuabme: @innlaiilc Ginrdvus 10 3cicn botr mcns
oe, 80 GtS., ;weirdli9 75 Cts, orenosc $lOO, eire
Sprbe .25 citsn Wpna S2.59 orei NpnIe S40o, leh0
Pcnotc SIS 0G up6f 4Qpnals $1,000 IN eicrtcll0trjcr
srrousteabun1. Mnsi9tn, bic nab Selrbeh ecrtnotrt
nerbcn fbnnen Ner6u nit $25 90 pcr Sobr tcrctnct.
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Sefami,t,Iracbun9em.
e. ]. PICOT,
M0otbefer,
Gde Der 17ten un0 WainfraEc,

Gde Der 17tsn un0 WainitraGc,
90. &tnoerYater ais @etalfe),
empiie6!t Iein rst6batti0es Eager ausr in Iein
5db i6ldaenetn 9lrtifeI. ME aud Qorfiimrrieuc
oefen, Sitrltcn uno Sdmme j,oer Irt; Tarten.
Dele, gias &C.; Gi9orren. &aub, SIau. unr
S6nupftabat unp piele onnerc Nrtitrl we(tbe in
6trIaen glpotbetsn 9emGbnIih grfUbrt mrrpen.
61uptI16lid moctt eerielbc aud ouf letnsn
terubmten uno nnfeRlbarcn vSirginia 9Gorm
Siler" aufmrrtiom.
Die peutldr, ME 9rGstent6etIe aud Die ameri-
tantlbe Jteeegtur wtrp BON y. Gtnoeroater
eelor5t Der ou6 i'm Saneperfuufe feline Suups-
leute oufs 6reunbIihfe teoienen mirn.
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Il m5ug
Mlllnern 3l1aQren !

y. c. BARTON trlau5t fd Die 9n,eioc ,u
MAIDEN, caB CT ieinen 9tOre pom 100 nah 229
NainitraBe, O6erbaIb Der 9tsn, oerlest Sat, no er
in jeCer Saiicn sn OO(lfancigee A6ortimept Der
fClSenren Artitel YOrratGts balt: SeOtne unp
StrCb. 5ute, 6aubsn, &opipuse, franS0iiite Btu.
men unb Sanoer; Spigen 8ertba'o unp Gaps,
SpiBensS6!rter, &rauer- Sra9en unp sipene unp
fraa,6fihe SpBen- MantiQas.
Damcn, pelde Die 8abrortc 6cIubtn tGnnep
III Oteirm Stcre pQaltlnpise SIa &c. au5asc
erBaltel.
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a@oIAtaafnm @@rfert.

@ieinen 6reincen isipe Dem YuElifum ;nS9rIanmt be
er9ebene &Se3e, paB mene Sonlmcr gBbitaft nit ptr-
bleensn ntucn Nnla9en sur llnerbalnms bee YubitAms
rerben oUn heutt9en Gage ab pitcer 0e6:t it, YeiOu.
pp III jcotr Scit marine uab faIte Spn in srGstr gu5.
nab III Tnocn tnp iO0ie a Gtn&n icoer @rt pUn better
QuaIitat GrsblGaftIialt gum Sabrei&sn @eIud lacst
ein simon Stein elm
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Hni1neier bait orlmNhrcno ensn .rsFca Sprratb Usu
GiheN> Uuo ShRnbe better Eudlit6f unp fons Srins
HuaosR tisliI uur zen 9antisen seononoen pereSsn.
Ss aausH Son &aIEennirb oae SBsapaien usnrei bs-
er9t Sttahusn mthe bInieFIaen werben 6ei DabneY IL
GOe ooer ecp. VI 6unblep @rOaSlale iowic in brr Sn
neoero9 an Srooo nabe Srrce @penne .strStn prpnpt
beiNrSt. 9ree: 9as bette Gt9enbpI3 III 81. 90. une
AanNenholl gu S+.OO per @Uro. s5ameS q @rnre
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W. A. FAUCHE
i brmo d, er uup SeweGIcr

4 6r III a di er uup SeweGIer
81 MGtu> 5habe, ,piIbrn Der 9ten unb 1Oteu
~ " San de. oar iet Yierl,noupon;io Sabren in ben
ren llhren> unc ScUcllers Ishdftsn ppn Vcrs G,sni
sono1n une 9ttp goIt bedftt9 wu r;oubt M ben 9iir,
acrn Ribmprb5 eit 9nJeae III madbt bcE or DR. WrrnN
elm st:arti0tS 5hift cronCt Bat uno b frCuen irS r
IN etn S'caft rindJcpe 9lrbcitcn Saitlbf rntoeoeuu
sbmtn lNr Nno 3tLrieNel6sit AusfIhrsn ~ sanc or
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SmPOrtsr bon prutlden u. franj6dl4tn Rsinen
unO Sranpie5,
uno
Havana Y Domestic Ciga1s,
Nr. ll6 6rnnfInlt,., swil1en Der ID. u. H..
uH6e @UprrnGritr.
9ae Osutlfc gablifm n66rOnbers abr
mo oie percn 2Sutbe perpen ami oises neu errtb ee
2Stoleaf 9el. auImerom genlatt unb erIubt oi. bSi
preSwet9cn 9Eaaren bieles neuen Grabmens ,u Seru,
men, tbe m IN anbertn Riet9en OS"r n6rben 661itrn ibre
SintuTI MAIDEN. Inter 9lnbtren peroienen folseee strife
0ernptrS bier tnOaRHt unb bsrpprsebO6en gu peT6en:
Uranj0Hbe Sranoies uno Nottwrine,
eDampd8net laG, SUrten),
8beins unp Io1cl gDeine,
Iae Sorten 9SbtsfcY G5in.
Yeab Inb &pple.Sranpp.
@ue sortsn giqu'urr (@Orpials), al5: Giimmel
NniF, &bipntg, CURACAO &c. &C.
@ue - orten 5aSana ump 0Umsfic Cigars ri
jsoem 9reiir, qYn6tnrg 5tautatat, ale Sprten
Ganhtabat, SapinCs &c. &c.
II" FsUH0'iarH S9pFaa as9enSeriEr.
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
Simpu Steirl,in.

Stmcn SteiEifin,
Re. l65 Sroab<, swllArn Der 6. unp I. @trabe.
DEM eur6rsrnoen 9u6!itlm miro bicIss uci ttnoer6s
pottl betsna nptCbcH. Die 9Bbi4ait etIe6cn f NIT ben
pOriu9Il4ten @elrdnten ausSsae Sunae GrfriIfunoen
mo Delitaren bes Narts iinb ieocr;eit Ia ba6cn %sy
Hone une 9sraamiSe Saal miro tei sOrtenuueuOn 9dltn
beItne empfCbleu. N
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Nj LASFARGUE,
IBtpltlale- uuo 3etail> l>6dnbIer.
&eScr iss'S ScbubsTimbtn9S,
l4tt $0traBc, Ger oltrn WofsSifce aeasnilt.r,
9iidmpno, ga.
Drclpe peblt ftin ppblaurtirfsS Eager suu oeSer it,
Der %rt aS SolcS. Suiplee, SaIs 5rs ic eaS t m Gro
seE uno NieineT iu ben bIiSten greiisn abIdet.
&rin'Ysp unp unertmpeo SuUt 8rpntc,
ecim PHdr uno Oueenc.
acEiaicn fur Sube ptrfauft ScreIbc aub I'M Rteinen
GlS &oNrS 2udrtcrs, 2nne ,e. gaiters une liver
Sbo'S ctS epGths. eaiterS unp S&ube wsrocn ou nab
cetm Ett usclhuitten.
Nle Atettsn reretn nat Der ncuetsr 9tpce aHssrtrt
unb eat
bette frhnSSfI6s &al6 uue Yatent 0rSrr tenust.
Saiin Sranrdt fur 9apirS 0aiters.
aae Srrttn fran6iiitc GuuIits uua GpsS etS Yuyr6>
tpta. au arbetcnpaoenmit pppc5 Nidl6rc scarSciiet
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&5eEanntimaebmnNen.
lbe pe0pels' SapiDgs9aak,
Siiice in Der i1ten StrnBs,
.SeDrin's Saa" idrds sssrnater,
8tdmpnp, Sa.

Streetcrtn:
T. p. Gibrcu, .. pen @jr6nirg, Scbn Stoir,
1 {. 9lrperirn, g. 6 NoIb Gtorlce Ss,estt.
D. y NcDnlon, s. 9S. RpoNrp, &. 81. SlIirisno.
@it9Iieser:
y, >. @aSiins 3. % &,tinon 3. 8. 6atttr.
2hGrcS y 9Sblpd g. Srucbert
s. 8. G5resncr, n. 3. SosIcr u. 6. g1tliame.
!. Y, &iarn, 81. q. NFoYc, ". |rtcfcr,
q. ~. Stcrenpn, 8. $. Diuutaeue, G. 2ibbt.
q. 6. 9rwcst
q. s. Dt6reGt, YriHo., y. 8. Scbnfpn, Ser
Stpe. ~. &tfrttro.
Gicc Son nit cjnsm GapitaI ron $4,000, unb CEDAR
rt eurb Die ScBsIotn Sraincr, empdrst Dtptiicn
1T Stnnen rrn nitb weaiaer plC :tncn Dpuar uub ejb
3nlen parauf SabIbar babI6HrIi6, uur ben sunplitn
StStnsuuSsn.
Vac 9anse Capital tiirst fir eie Depoiiten.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-02

it had spread as far as Egypt, and came to be the
predominant religion, the desire arose TO strike
down the idols The iconoclastic fever ragged.
There was one great image of Scraps in the temple
at Alexandria, round whose brow the traditlon
hung that when it was destroyed the word Would
erumble to dust; and the christians stood IN awe
before that heather tradition, until bold mason,
more vigorous and res0lute than the Others, seized
Ratchet. aseended ladder. and smote the check of
the idol repeatedly, until fell piece by piece, to the
ground. The trembling multitude expected soon 10
see the heavens fall and the earth to vanish beneath
their feet but as the minutes passed and the hours
rolled on they began TO that the prophet was
worthy Of the idol take it that they who smlte
the democratic party will find that no disaster Will
come OF its death.
The republicans of Essex county, and of
councillor district No. 3 held their conventions
at Salem, Monday. James Kimball of Salem
was nominated for county commissioner after
a close canvass George Wilson of Marblehead
and James d. Black of DanverS being the com
peting candidates. John j. Baker of Beverly
was nominated for councr,or, receiving l16
votes to 33 for Daniel p. Pike of Newbury
port
The Republicans of Lowell held an exciting
caucus, Saturday evening, to choose delegates
to the congressional and councillor conven-
tions. The contest was between the friends of
Mr.. Train, the present representative of the
district, and those desiring the nomination of
some other candidate, who is said to be the
Hon. Geo S. Boutwell,. Two complete lists of
delegates to the congressional convention were
chosen, the friends of Mr. Train having the
names of Linus Child and Elisha Huntington
at the head of their ticket, while the names of
John Wright and John Nesmith lead the other
delegation The contest will therefore be
transferred to the convention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-02

The CHAINBEARER; or the Lttlepage
Manuscripts; by j. Fenimore Cooper; W. A.
Townsend's illustrated edition. There are
many readers to whom this volume will be
new and the same may be said Of its prede'
cessor, "Satanstoe" This splendid edition OF
Cooper's novels, which will find its way into
thousands of private libraries, will be source
of delight to innumerable readers OF this and
the next generation. This volume comes to
us from Williams & Co.. Boston.
The LIFE AND LETTERS OF Mrs. EMILY
G.. JuDson, by Prof. A. G.. Kenrck of Roches.
ter University, is for sale by A. II. Ward
Prof. Kenrick has done his work well. The
book is likely to get a large circulation, for it
gives a very readable account OF very inter.
esting person.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-02

SHOCKING MURDER IN KINGSTON Victim
Of Hereditary SuperStition.-On Sunday morn
ming, shortly before sunrise, Daniel Browning,
a very civil, industrious and wel-to do colored
man, aged twenty eight, an only son, living on
his farm, (of seyenty.tiye acres, upon which
he has recently erected new housed near
Shady Lea village, in North Kingston, muir.
dered his mother Mrs. Content Browning,
aged fifty four years, widow of James Brown,
ing.
The perpetrator of this bloody murder arose
about four o'clock, took an ak, and went i'm.
m diatey to the residence Of his mother.
which is few rods from his own, broke down
the door, entered her room, and buried the ak
in her skull, as she lay in her bed. He then
went to the house Of Mr.. Benjamin S. Cong.
don, neghboring farmer and said that he
had murdered his mother, and wanted some
breakfast; that he had been thinking of kill.
ing her Tor several days, but had not done il
till that morning; that his mether was n
WITCH and he had found that she was no.
witchng him, and would kill him if he did
not kill her.
MIR. Congdon disbclieved him, and accom-.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-02

The third congressional district convention
| will be held at the town hall in Milford, on
Thursday next. This district, now most hon
oraby represented by Charles Francis Adams,
embraces the towns of Blackstone Mendon.
Milford, Northbridge, Uxbridge, and Upton,
In worcester county. A mass meeting will
be held after the convention, at which Mr..
Adams, vino will Of course be unanimously
renominated, John A. Andrew, and other emf
nent republicans, will speak We understand
that the officers of the Boston and Worcester
road have courteously arranged to run train
at half price, leaving Worcester at o 40 A. M.
and arriving at Milford at II o'clock. The
fare will be 81 for the round trip.
Two of the Douglas electors in Tennessee
have made proposal to the Breckenridge and
the remaining Douglas electors, contemplating
union of their forces against Mr. Bell The
Nashville Union and American, which sup.
ports Mr. Breckenridge, advocates the appeal
earnestly and says it is approved by Senator
johnson, Gov. Harris Mr.. Ewing, and other
eminent members of the party. 1t adds -
we H. e., both wings) have been too long
fighting John Bell and his policy, to again al
low Tennessee to get under his control"
In the address of Henry Winter Davis at
Baltimore, on Thursday last, while expressing
his conviction that the electoral vote of Mary.
land would be given for John Bell, he yet paid
a high tribute to Mr.. Lincoln, and entered a
manly protest against any bargain with either
faction Of the democracy. lie closed with the
following forcible illustration -
Gibbon told us that christianity progressed till
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The Douglas democrats have been very sure
of carrying Missouri. Other states might fail
him; all the North might vote against him,
and all the other slave states might repudiate
him but Missouri would be all right. But,
0. late, the signs indicate that majority OF
the DEMOCRATS of that state will vote for Mr..
Breckenridge, and that he will get the electoral
vote of Missouri, unless the Douglas demo
Gratis see fit to give it TO Lincoln or Bell The
most important indication in favor of Breckin.
ridge s.the speech of Claiborne f. jackson
governor elect, at a recent state convention OF
the party. Mr.. jackson has been claimed
as a strong Douglas man, but his speech
shows that this claim is unfounded. How
mnch influence he and his friends will have tC
turn the tide in favor of Mr. Breckenridge we
do not know, but he is industriously at work
with Senator Green, and the influence of those
gentlemen must be considerable. The St
Louis Bulletin, democratic paper, reports as
follows what Mr.. jackson said at the state
convention =
"He differed with Judge Douglas upon the
| territorial question. He had differed witt
other candidates for whom he had voted
When the news of the Baltimore nomination
had reached him, he was in the midst of a
warm contest He had not seen the officia
proceedings of the convention which nominal
Judge Douglas he has not seen them yet
A voce-You never will. The proceeding.
were meagre, and by telegraph, and he relied
| upon the statement Of a member of the con
vention and the facts before them. He haC
high admiration of Major Breckenridge, anC
knew him to be an honorable man and a good
democrat. [Applause.l He Endorsed eye1y
resolution IN the platform upon Which Brechimidg,
and Lane stand. Immense cheering, the con
vention rising on Its feet And as he said be-
fore would always defend them. Major Breck
inridge 'oas his preference. He had said SO al
the time, and now repeats it."
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The republicans of the ninth district do not
need TO be informed of the nature of the New
Mexican slave code, which the republicans
Of the house OF representatives last winter
voted to annul. The New York Tribune
makes it the subject Of remark on the false
and treacherous character of the slave power,
and the false pretenses of its apologsts, wher.
ever they are to be found, which we commend
to the thoughtful consideration of our read.
ers. Speaking Of those northern people "who
are now ringing the changes on the cry that
slavery cannot be extended, that its limits are
reached, its destiny attained, and that the re.
publican party is fighting a chimera," the Tri-
bune says -
Ten years ago, Mr. Webster very positively
asserted that slavery never would nor could
20 Into the territory of New Mexico, because
forbidden by climate, soil, elevation, &c.
Therefore, Mr.. Webster protested against any
congressional prohibition of slavery in New
Mexico, which he pronounced "re.enacting
The laws OF Cod" as if this were not Just
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From the Richmond lYa.l ENQUIRER.

IHE WIDE AwAKEs.-Our northern friends
are men OF action, not OF words; they organize,
drili' march, and file, while we speak and
talk they do privately and by voluntary as
sociations what we debate in deliberatiye bod
les, and hesitatingly perform, if at all, by leg
lslauve action. Their organizations are not
yet armed, 1t is true at least not that outsiders
are aware OF, but they are drilled, uniformed,
and provided with rails, overcoats, and torch
es, ready for marching. 1t will be remember.
ed that the front door of John AIlstadt of JEFF
ferson was broken open by Browns party
with rail hence we learn to interpret the
peculiar equipment of these abolition cohorts
they parade at midnight, carry rails to break
open our doors, torches to fire our dwellings,
and beneath their long, black capes the knife
to cut our Threats. There can be no mistak-
ing the meaning OF military organizations, nor
does it need any suspicious acuteness to point
moral to such names as "Zouave Wide
Awakes," and Grail Splitters' battalion" Are
there no Brown Avengers" or 'Harper's
Ferry Raiders" among them?
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The WIDE AwAKEs held a meeting at
Brinley Hall, last evening, for business and
drill. Messrs. w. A. Smith and j. Stewart
Brown were elected as lieutenants in addition
to those already appointed. Capt. Sprague
gave his company, who on this occasion were
provided with their uniform, good prepare
tory drill The torches have not yet arrived
but are expected to-day, and in case they do
come, and the evening should be pleasant, the
Wide Awakes will meet again at Brinley Hall
this evening. The company have one hun
dred and ffty-three names enrolled on their
hooks
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-02

HORTICULTURAL SHOW. = The stormy
weather interfered somewhat with the opening
OF the exhibition at Horticultural Hail. last
night but there was a grand array OF fruit
and vegetables, and we think the additions to-
day will fill the tables with one of the hand.
soonest shows of fruit exhibited of late years.
Mr. Champney of Grafton has the largest va.
riety of vegetables, specimens of extraordina
grass, grain, &c. The display of apples is UNI
usually fine, the grapes never looked more
luscious, and the pears occupy, as usual, more
room than any other fruit. W. A. Wheeler
exhibits some cut flowers, and Arba Pierce,
who has decorated the hall prettly with ever.
green stars and wreaths, has two large and at
tractive bouquets OF course the public will
not fail to visit Horticultural Hall during the
exhibition.