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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04
FREE SPEECH "sumMAR11Y ABArED."

In another place will be found some account
of very notable Union" demonstration
which took place in Boston yesterday a COM
pany OF men whose motto in politics is "the
Union, the Constitution, and the Enforcement
OF the Laws manifested their yeneration for
the laws by riotousiy taking possession of an
anli.slavery meeting and breaking it up. 1t
is long time since such thing as that was
attempted in Boston, and it will be a still long
err time, probably before those who engaged in
the business, yesterday, will persuade reas-
enable persons to become entirely satisfied
with their conduct. Freedom OF speech
can not be stifed in Massachusetts, and
they are very foolish who undertake to
stihe it. We invite the Yanceys and the
Rhetts to come here and speak, and, when
they come, we listen to them respectfully.
They have right to speak freely but is their
right superior to that of the extremists of free
dom We are not obliged to hear speeches
that do not please us, Tor we can stay away
from the meetings where they are to b deliy-
cred but it is our duty to abstain from tramp
ling on the rights of others, and they are hypo-
critics, and enemies TO good order, who talk
reverence for ''the constitution and the laws"
while so ready to trample both under foot.
The Boston papers state that the riotous
prosecutors of that meeting of aboitionists
were "Union men )" and "Richard S. Fay of
Lynn" the presiding genius Of the riot, is a
prominent Bell Everett man, and the owner of
a slave plantation in North Carolina we be-
ieve. 1t was very appropriate for him and
his followers to resolve that anti-slavery meet
ings "shall henceforth be summarily abated
in Boston" 1t is likely, however, that they
will encounter insuperable difficulties in their
attempt to carry out their resolve. If they had
met somewhere by themselves, in a peaceabe
war, and resolved that it was folly and wick
edness and fanaticism and all that, to pro-
pose such meeting as that which they "sum-
marily abated at fremont Temple, they
would have done no more than they had
right to do in the exercise of free speech
but, when they resolve to suppress all those
anti.slavery people in Boston whose views
seem to them wild and offensive, they under
take an enterprise which cannot be made
successful here in Massachusetts,. The meet
ing they disturbed might not have attracted
much attention. if they had been wise enough
to let it alone. Their violence has done far
more 10 help than to hinder its purpose, and
it may be that what they have done will case
general revival Of the EXTREMIST anti
slavery enthusiasm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

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by families.
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Inc Liver Pills may also be used where pureing is sim
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

Police CoURr.-On Monday, Thos, White,
for being a common drunkard, was sent to the
house Of correction for one month and an
additional month Tor assault on officer Flint.
Catherine Connor. for being common seller
OF intoxicating liquors, was fined $50 and costs
and ordered to stand committed to the house
OF correction for three months. She appealed
and was ordered 10 give bail in $500 for her
appearance before the superior court, and was
committed in default. Joseph A. Tenney, for
selling liquor, was fined SO and costs, and
sentenced to the house ofcorrection for twenty
days. He appealed, and gave bail in 5000.
The same defendant was arraigned on com.
plant for being common seller, and dis
charged.
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.


On Saturday night fire broke out in Har
rington's livery stable, Medford, and spread
with such rapidity as to Illustrate all efforts to
subdue the flames. The main building was
totally destroyed, and five horses persisted in
the flames. The fire was the work Of an in
cendiary.
The post office at Groton Junction was bro
| ken into on Friday night last and robbed of
about $50 in money. H. P. Ross, the "soap
man" was also robbed of jewelry valued at
between $500 and $500.
a gas company has been organized in Marl
boro' with $4,000 capital, and arrangements
are rapidly progressing for the manufacture of
water gas, which is so successfully used in
many places The shares of the company are
placed at $50 each, and large number have
already been subscribed for
RHODE ISLAND.
During thunder show in Sctuate, Friday
evening, one of the mills of Hon. Isaac Sauu.
ders was struck by lightning and slightly shat
tereu. Several OF the operatives felt the
shock, but none were seriously injured
Roby W., wife of VIM B. Fairmon, car
rlage painter, committed suicide in Providence
Saturday, by hanging herself in her chamber.
Dlsappolntmens i'll some business affairs are
supposed to have been the cause.
The shock Of an earthquake, accompanied
earth, was sensibly felt, last Friday evening,
in South Kingston. The same phenomenon
was experienced there few weeks ago
CONNECTICUT
Dunbar's hoop skirt factory at Bristol has
ceased work for the present, partly on account
OF the financial depression, and partly because
the sales are mostly made for the season. Other
factories are working as usual.
The New Britain people are agitatng the
construction OF manufacturers hall or muse.
um in that town, to which they will invite the
manufacturers OF that state and of the whole
country to contribute specimens of their man.
ulactures
James Cuff has been convicted, os his own
confession, of the murder of his cousin, Mi
chael Cuff, in Killingy, a few weeks ago. He
was sentenced to the state prison for life the
court deciding the crime to have been mu rider
i'll the first degree.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Somebody advertises in an English religious
newspaper :-"An unfortunate woman wants
home where contact with believers would be
an attendant circumstance. A line to "A sim
ner saved, post office, Bristol, will be called
for, and gratefully acknowledged
Elizabeth NJ. Smith of Burlington n. j.,
has invented and patented an Improvement in
reaping and moving machines, for throwing
them in and out Of gear by means of the drv-
er's seat when the driver takes his seat Oh
the machine, his weight throws it into gear,
and when he leaves the machine is thrown
out of gear.
There has lately been discovered in Eng.
land, slipped loosely into volume lately be.
longing TO Isaac Reed, a curious Leaf contain
ing list Of plays acted before the court in
the year 1888. Amongst the plays named
are "Ihe Merry Wives of Windsor" and
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tural Branch railroad from Marlborough to
connect with the Fitchburg and Worcester
road at Pratts crossing. Should the contem-
plated extension be made it must greatly ben.
eft Fitehburg and the towns on the line of the
new roads, by giving them direct communca-
ton with Boston and opening to trade new
line of towns in that section. We hope the
project may sncceed.-TiIneS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

70 = ohSumptivcs.-Ihe advertiser, having b, en-
stofeu 70 Meath IN few weeks by very simple rene
ny aer having suffered several years with severe lung
etIon ana hat dread disease, COnsumption-is aux.
S means VA
10 all who desire it he will send copy of tho nroscrn
oh USED Gree of CHARGE with the directions for prepar
ihs ana using the same, which they will find a SURE CunI
Ior CoNsuNPTIoN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &c The onIy
OBJECT OF the advertiser in sending prescription is to
oeheht the afflicted and spread information which he
coceVes TO be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
VIII try ms remedy AS will cost them nothing andmny
prove GesSlng Parties wishing the prescription will
please address REV. EDWABD A. WILSON,
oil dly Williamsburub KiuosCo Nevr VI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

so to the
HARRINGTON CORNER CLOTHING STORE,
where you always find good assortment Of ponds
at reasonable prices.
If you want any article Of
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
Just bear in mind that this is the place where Won can
get your
GARMENTS CUT IN THE BEST STYLE AND TASTE. AND
MADE IN THE BEST MANNER
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed
d. II. EAMES,
Harrington Corner Nam and Front st Gets,
Nh ou Opposite City Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

FACTORY CURTAILMENT Since the reviv-
al of the manufacturing business upon the close
of the panic Of 1857, there has been a very
large increase OF spindles in several of our
cotton factories, while number of new estab.
lishments have been commenced, and in some
cases are about completed. The present cri.
sis, however will tend to check this undue ex.
pansion. We hear OF one extensive manufac
turer OF this city, who contemplated extensive
ADDITIONS to one OF his eastern mills, but who
has, within few weeks, under the present ms
peot o affairs, countermanded all orders look.
ing to an extension of business Boston 7'nty.
elLer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04
CITY AND COUNTY
NInnicInnIPrecee.IIngs.

At the meeting OF the city council, last
evening, but little important business was
transacted. In the board Of mayor and
aldermen the petition of Levi Lincoln and
others in reference to an overflow of water on
West street, was referred to the committee ON
highways the petition of John c. jacques and
others, for the removal of the city scales from
Southbridge street to Main street, between the
City Hall and Austin street, was referred to a
joint special committee, of which Alderman
Draper is chairman; the petition OF Ezra
Kent for S25, for pay for ringing the bell, was
referred to the mayor, with authority to act;
of John Coffee, for leave to move building
through Water street, referred to the highway
committee, with authority to ac;.
Alderman Haywood, from the committee on
the subject OF a sewer from Foster street to
Mill Brook across Union street, presented an
amended report, which was discussed at some
length and was then rejected by tie vote
3 to 3. Alderman Tolmau gave notice of his
intention to move Il reconsideration Of the vote
at the next meeting
A communication was received from the
Boston & Worcester Railroad Corporation
ing for re location OF Foster street. in conse
quence of a late decision OF the supreme
court, affecting their rights. The usual order
OF notice was issued, returnable at the next
meeting Of the hoard, in two weeks.
The accounts OF james and III. B. Green,
late liquor agents, were accepted and their
bonds given up. The sum of $50 was award.
ed to Workman & Wall tor the use OF a room
Tor the assessors in 1859. The sum OF $50
was added TO the salary Of the city auditor for
the present year, making $3.50.
Alderman Thayer, from the committee on
the fire department, reported adversely to the
petition for the building Of reservoir in the
Walnut ST. school house yard Accepted. The
same committee reported that one of the fire
engines not now in use be put in charge of the
company recently formed in Quinsigamond
Village, i'll accordance with their petition. Ac-
cepted.
The committee on water reported adversely
to the petition of w. a. Hacker and others,
for a hy drant on Edward street. Accepted
The report OF the highway committee, on
the grading of Newbury and Chatham streets,
accompanied with pan was taken from the
table and adopted, in concurrence. The COM
mlttee on highways were instructed TO oppose
the making OF the new street from Southbridge
street to Beacon street, under the railroad, as
prayed for by Wood, Light & Co. to the coun-
~ commissioners, the latter having issued an
order of notice on the same, for hearing,
Dec. Dist.
The papers in reference to the sewer on
Pleasant street were referred to the next city
government, in concurrence. The ordinance
in reference to the assistant marshal was
adopted in concurrence.
Nathan Washbun, John w Bartlett, Israel
NJ. Rogers, and Darius S. Jacobs, were drawn
as traverse Jurors at the next term Of the SUI
ptrior court, commencing Monday, Dec. TO-
Both boards adjourned Tor two weeks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

Joseph X. Chandler Of Philadelphia opr
minister at the court Of Naples, was at last ne.
counts about to leave for home, his duties hsv.
ing ceased. His salary has been 5000, but he
gives testimony for the aspirants of European
places that it has cost him $4,000 a year above
that to live, and only moderately well (consid.
ering his posiIion) at that Alexander Ham.
met, the consul at Naples, las held that post
.Giy-one years, at salary Of $500, and being
asingle gentleman las managed to yet along
and save something.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

CoRoNER's INoUEsT.-In the case of the
death OF stranger, on the Providence rail
rosd, last Friday evening, coroner's inquest
was held at Milville, Saturday, and the fol-
lowing verdict was rendered
That the subject of this inquest was killed on the
evening OF Nov 30, 1860, by stepping from the coup
mig o. the rear passenger car, between the villages
OF MlllVille and Blackstone, while the train was
moving with great speed; and we lind no cause Of
blame Tor the death against any one concerned in
the management of the road.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

Boy DRowNED. John Goodwin, lad of
IA, son of Mr.. VIM. S. Goodwin, of this city,
while skating on Salisbury Pond Monday af
ternoon, about O'Clock, fell through the ice,
which was not thick enough to bear him up,
and was drowned. He was skating alone,
some distance from the shore, near the south
erly end of the pond, A gentleman, who hap
pened to be passing along Salisbury street at
the time, saw the little fellow clinging to the
edge of the more solid ice, and imme-
diate effort was made, by himself and
several other persons, to reach the spot
in season to rescue him, but in vain. His
body was soon recovered, but life was extinct
The water was about ten feet in depth at the
place where he sank. This case should serve
as warning to other boys not to venture
upon the ice before it has attained sufficient
thickness to be safe. We have had frequent
occasion to record sad instances of this kind.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

The young mems school of this city will commence
MONDAY, December Bird, under the charge OF an expe
renced teacher The school will be kept in the upper
room OF the Temple street school house is free for
all young men residing in this city Those wishing to
avail themselves gifts advantages would do well to enter
at the commencement of the term
j. D. E. JONES, Sup't.
Worcester ; ov. 60 1860 dl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

CENTENNIAL JUBILEEs have proved to be
sueh interesting gatherings in Massachusetts,
that the Piitsfield Eagle recommends that
some time in the year 1861 there should be a
general jubilee in honor OF the Tooth birthday
OF the good old county Of Berkshire
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04
Dialogue between Smith and Lone.

Smlth-Mr Jones, do not what keeps Won so noor
yoh seem to work steady, and get 81 a day. '
Jones' es Mr. smith, it is as You say The reason
am poor Is IL costs me every thing furnish my house
win nee carpets, oil cloths tSc., and should like To
nice carpets, crockery and glass ware cutlery Re and
what wages you get. ~ "
Mr. Smlth-Well, Mr. Jones will tell you in nriyate
get SLID per day and the way manage il is buy INV
goods OF Orson n Heath in the Bay state Block and
save great deal OF money and get the best goods
Moral Ii you would have money in the bank live
temperate be industrious, end You will get good paw for
your wook ana save money by trading at the Poecar
E4Gnahse ORSON n HEATH, Proprietor
dl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

PREsENTATIoN.--Ya Yankee engine company
No. 5, of this city, were presented last eve
ming, by some unknown friend, with very
handsome copy OF the Holy Scriptures The
Company request us, in their behalf, to return
to the generous donor their most sincere
thanks for the gift. They voted to have one
chapter Of it read at every future meeting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

TEA PARTY AND FAlR.-The ladies con
nected with the Union society, (Rev. Mr.
Cutters, are to have tea party AID fair next
Thursday and Friday, as will be seen by ref.
erence TO an advertisement in this paper. The
income of the fair will be devoted to benevo.
lent purposes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

WARD NoMINATIoNs.-The republicans of
ward held meeting last evening, and made
the following nominations for ward officers -
Common COuncilmen-Walter Bigelow, T. NJ
w Woodward, 5. j. Brimhal School Committee
i. IL. Earle. Overseer OF the Eoor-O. A Kelley.
Assistant Assessor-W. A S. Smyth. Warden
Luther Ross Clerk-George w. Gale Inspectors
-Sewall Rice, George Il. Peckham, Thomas
Mcheon. Ward Committee-George +. Thompson,
Samuel A. Knox, ana Geo. Spaulding
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

FIRE.-The fire department were called out
last evening, by bright light in northeast.
erly direction, indicating fire in the direction
Of Shrews bury.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

WARRANTED,-Ilill Liquid Amandine for the cure o.
chapped hands, roughness OF the skim &c. Prepared
and sold by JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics
Hall Building. diff o4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

OUR FARMERS intend to Immediately re-
sumo their club meetings for the discussion of
agricultural topics which they so successfully
inaugurated last winter. Several members of
the club were present at preliminary meet
ing held last night at Mr.. Keith's room in
Flagg's Block, Walter Bigelow presiding, and,
it was thought best to hold the next session
on Monday evening, the 17lh inst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

Ahe Great Indian Remedy for FemoIcn
,r,; hit' VI ATIlsON's INDIAN EBMENAGOGUE.
ms celebrated female medicine possessing virtues un
KoN OF any thing else OF the kind and proving efprfI
after all others have been in va is prepared and
S y,tL, 0hty at DR., MAfHISOSS REMEDIAL INSTI-
~ n for SPECIAL DISEASES, No. 2S Union street
froFurnce, Il L. and sent by Express secure from oh
servaton to all parts Of The country. 90 For particu-
lars see advertisement the fourth page of this naner
aul0 d.Cwenntf " lNeN VI t"'9 P"l'els
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

The RoUsILLoN TABLEAU TROUPE, en-
bracng some old members of the famous Keller
troupe and several local performers, announce
varied and attractive performance, to take
place at Mechanics Hall, tonight
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

FITcHBuRG.-The American Unitarian As.
ISOLATION has received $4,000 from the estate Of
the late Francis Perkins of Fichburg, which
the donor prescribed should "be used and APP
propriated for the sole purpose of educating
destitute young men for the christian minis.
try"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

The Worcester City = gency.-In Board OF Al
dermen March 9th, 1860, John O. Hill was appointed an
agent Tor The City of Worcester, purchase and sell
spurious liquors for medicinal chemical and mechani-
cal purposes foi the current year. in conformity to the
laws Of this Commonwealth and such rules and reguia-
tons as may be adopted by the Board Mayor and Al.
dermen The Agencys at JOHN .. HILLS Apothecary
Store Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester. Per order
aD2 d&wgm w w RICE NIavor