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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

MILITARY.-Third battalion rifemen, Ed
lieutenant, and Josiah Picket second lieuten-
ant of company A, Worcester and Charles
Knowlton captain, and Jos. II. Gleason second
lieutenant of company B, of Holden. In the
lieutenant of company G, Ashburnham, has
received his discharge. Brigadier General
Leonard has ordered an election to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of Col, Upton
of the ninth regiment. 1t will be held on Tues.
day next at Fitchburg, and the officers, ac.
cOrding to custom in this brigade, always ap-
pear at election in full uniform.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

BURGLAR ARREsTED.-One of the burglars
who broke into the jewelry store of 7. A.
Williams, in Springfield, on Friday night last,
stealing some $1,000 worth of watches and
jewelry, was arrested Saturday, by Assistant
Marshal Braman, at the Western depot, in
this city, just as the first morning train from
the west arrived. His name is VIM j. Bax-
ter. 1t appears that he had entered the store
sometime between II and II O'Clock the night
previous, by boring with an auger through the
wood work. The person who usually stops
in the store had been out later than usual, and
on his return observed the fellow
making his escape from a back window.
He managed to elude pursuit, and went
on foot to Indian Orchard, where he took
the Freight train east, in advance of the
first passenger train from Springfield, and got
out at Clappvile. Here Baxter waited until
the passenger train conductor Parker's) came
along, and took that, intending, doubtless, to
go through to Boston. Conductor Parker had
his suspicious aroused, that he might be the
burglar, and Immediately on arriving at Wor
cester, notified officer Braman of the fact, who
Immediately took him into custody and left
with him for Springfield by the next train,
where Baxter was identified and placed under
heavy bonds for trial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

The WORCESTER THEATRE will be opened
tonight by Mr.. w. b. English, the great at
tration being the talented and versatile star
sisters, Misses Lucille and Helen Western, w no
have been very popular in their profession,
and always attract large audiences in Boston
and other places. They will be supported by
an able company.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

SABBATH School CONVENTION IN GRAF
roS.-The Unitarian societies of Worcester
county will hold Il sabbath school convention
at Grafton on Wednesday of the present week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18
M E c H AN les HALL.
Double Minstrel Troupe.
POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Tuesday Evening, June 10, 1860.
SIXTEEN STAR PERFORMERS.
SHoREY, CARL, DUPREZ GREENS
Far-Famed, World-Renowned only Original
New Orleans Il Metropolitan Burlesque Opera Troupe,
AND RRASS RANn

would respectfully announce to their Worcester friends
anu patrons tha upon thelr return from their immensely
the most unprecedented character, having more than
Tea1e6 thelr most sangune expectations and crowned
themselyes with high reputation popular applause
and having Deen acknowledged by the entire Southern
press 10 DC me BEST the most talented pleasing organ
zaon OF Mnstrcls that ever appeared before the public
WlIh inc greatest combination of tae and originality
lney VIII open their new role of cn.9 laughter. nro
Yokns ana irresistible Ethiopian Entertainments at the
ABOVE hall with popular Melodies, New Songs Ballads
Pieces Fancy Dances &c, &c, aud trust to receive
continuance OF patronage heretofore. Grand Free
Band. 'e'N ~ NV "'"'o
Doors open at oc ock, Concert commences at pre-
clsey' Admission 20 cents Children under twelve Is
cents a. CHAS. II. DUPREZ
Jelo uJt% Manager and Business Manager.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-D During the
thunder shower of Friday afternoon last, the
lightning struck large pine tree, portion of
whose branches spread over the house of Mr..
Henry M, Paine, in New Worcester. The
tree was well shivered, from which the fluid
passed into the parlor, through the plastering,
scorching the looking glass frame, but doing
10 serious injury. daughter of Mr.. Paine
was nearly stunned, but soon recovered.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

All of DIR. Humphrey Il Co.. Sneciec 1Ioooo
oPalc Remedies, put up expressly for family use with
U00h OF iu directions. Sold in Worcester by ID vim
orally. dGwIyse''' anu "'oles zen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

The MAYOR AND ALDERMEN had special
session on Thursday night last, to act in refer
ence to the late law passed by the legislature
in accordance with the provisions of that act,
who will report at a special session of that
body onight. The committee consists of the
Mayor, and Aldermen Tolman, Burbank, and
Harrington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18
BORN,
In this city June l6, daughter to Milton Carter.
MAE RIEn.

In Templeton, June g. by Rev DIR sabin 7, op,rd
Hastings Of Ashbumham, to Sarah + Manning of TEN
pletOn. "h VI heii
In Concord, John Pratt to Anna b. eldest DAUGHTER
of A Bronson AlcOtt both of G. 'oi
In Derry, H. June &, Hon Lucius NJ Boltwood or
Amherst to Clara b, daughter Of Hinkiey Williams Of
Goshen ~' 'Hi'"''S VI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18
Spetial 9lotrtts.

Carriages.-BRIGGS IL CO.. at the Front stroot
stable oier at sale Carryas, Top Buggies Chase and
open buggles, manufactured at Amesburv Mass This
work IS trimmed with leather the best Of wool cloth
and will be sold low for cash dim. WI iiao e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

The Worcester City Agency.-In Board of Al
dermen March 9th 1860 John o. Hill was appointed all
agent or ne City Of Worcester, 10 purchase and sell
sprtuous liquors Tor medicinal, chemical and mechan
cal purposes fol the year in conformity to the
laws OF TINS Commonwealth, and such rules and regula
tons as may be adopted by the Board of Mavor and Al
dermen The AgencyiS atJOHN O. HILLS Apothecary
store Mechanics Hall Building Worcester Per order
app d&wgm w w RICE Movor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

George Sessions, FURNISHING UNDERrAKER AND
COFFIN REHoUsE.-Cotns, Caskets, Patent Metallic
Burial Cases and Robes of every description ALWAYS on
hand Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAskET, of al,
sizes. - "
Every thing with the management of funerals
promptly attended to- No 40 Front street. residence on
Front street Worcester Mass. dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

Truth No. 2.--That 1 shall keep the best assort-
ment OF House keeping Goods be found this or any
other city, and shall not be undersOld by any, and everv
body expected to call and examine my crockery and
glass ware. Examine both price and quality whether
l sell to suit everybody.
n. b. Cash paid for old carpets beds &c
ORSON n. HEATH,
proprietor of the Poetcal Exchange Bay State House
olocA ~ EAchahSe street. my29 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

To Purchasers of CIOthing.-Particular atten
ton is called to an examination of MY STOCK OF
CLOTHING which, for style, make and finish is second
to no Custom work in the city.
Garments made to order in the best manner at short
notice.
Just bear mind that you find better goods at this
store and buy them cheaper than any other store in
the city D. II. EAMES
Harrington Corner Main and Front street.
apo diff opposite CITY Hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

Mrs NJ. w, Geralds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
Full MIDWIFE removed to No. IS Mechanic street. di-
recty opposite her former residence Special attention
given to Uterine Complaints, and diseases Of children
oniee hours from to 8 A. NJ, and from to p NJ.
ap4 dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

IABLE 10 LET - The well known
- Staoe' situated on Front street. formerly oecupcd
~ WIZ " lratt as Livery Stable and recently rs
DoapuIg stable and Wood Yard Said stable has TWEEN
~ Selc ana I'VE double stalls, together with an of
n.y. ana carriage house 30 by 30 feet and is desirable
situation Tor one wishing engage in the above bus
rs H'l'iLe OF JAMES r. PIERCE,
80 ulalI Cor Main and Austu STR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18
for Sale OF 90 Ert.
% SEE FIRST PAGE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR

ELEGANT HOUSE LOT FOR SALE
- Corner of Chandler and Queen Streets l25 nv 90
~ 100 Terms er easy: Enquire of ELI b. FAiRBANKS
~, vo Ile;'saht street. Worcester or L. d. WALKER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18
yflOnoag gflOrning, gune Is, 1880.

H. q. Fish, Manufacturer of Iron Railing Doors
shutters, Gratngs, &c, Union and Fxchangs
oNN''S' uu apps
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

AMEo H. PIERCE gives especial atten
" uon to the care and renting of Houses Storos S .
also, general collecting dist oiores %G' ;
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
90 WONDERS.

Wonder what young lady al
a wedding, not many evenings
ago, being asked by a Young
gentleman to take a buss, re:
marked, if the young gentle.
man wants a kiss he must call
on the Remington girIs.-I
advise the Remington girls to
call on the !anti-kissing young
lady Of Pruntytown iftSey wish.
10 learn how to laugh loud in
company. 49,. NEII
Wonder what "nicea Young
man, from F -, in walking
with one of our[fruntytow6
girls, last Sunday, trod on the
SKIRT OF her dress and tore it
nearly off: Our girls should
not crowd upon their beaus, if
it is "Leap"-year.
~, - STEP LIeHr.
Wonder whattwo young gen.
tlemen went to G--n. 10 See
Miss KTe, let the "B'hoys''
run them of. One Of them was
right good looking but he could
not"comc in" Boys a word Of
ADVICE to you for next time, be
careful OF the Strap door, and
board" .l.~,>
INVISIBLE GREEN.
- PROM WEBSTER. ~
-, Wonder what young clerk in :.
Webster went home with a
young lady, and stood at the
door so long that his fellow clerk
Tor lack Of key had to "s,and
in the winiry blast'
until nearly ! I o'clock. Be more
generous c.. IsvIsIBLE,
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
4 CARD.
PaUsTYTows. Jan. II

fausrYTowS. Jan. II, 1860.
Col. f. J. ARMSTRONG, ITO tho few
remarks made yesterday. at the Cour ,-hou,e.
on tue subject Of the Union you took strong
objections. The remarks wcSo inpronp,.,-1
The substance Of one sentiment, was as follows.
That could no, look for moment on ,b.
idea Of tho dissolution OF this Union, bu, with
feelings OF the most painful regret, thu, the
United States was the greatest nation on tho
Taco OF the carth--,bat Il had moro crea, and
good rnsn In II than any other nation on tho
hNro Of tho earil'--thOt her Missionaries were in
c'"'y la1a-audrln, a. our national FAC
with tho Eagle at It's top, With TIC s,riprs nnd
starr iloatipg In tho hsrLors Of England. Tro-
land, France, Spain, Italy, Austria, Russia.
India, China, and Jnpan--,he bea;,s Of ,hc
millions OF those iowu.lroijcn poor vcrr raj.
std IN prayer 10 0U,--to bless An,,rics ami ,o
send them her free mi blessed iustitutioos--
TINT had faith IN the prayers O. Gods down
ttodden poor. And that whilo my countty
had their prayers, dboiiiioH di,saioni.t, Of Gs |
Nsra sHd ''o-'-SfMHo Si,ss'oriS, a "a. sbri |
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
:" Crazy Dan Years azo

:" Crazy Dan "-Years ago
our political enemies very gratu-
hously gave US the nickname
"Crazy Dam" AT first we did
not like i;-gradually, we be.
came reconciled to it-now we
glory in it, and intend, SO far
as in US lies, to make the. term
a terror to the enemies of our
great and glorious country.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
THE CASl'IGATOR.
PRUNTYToWN, VA, I;
FRIDAY, JAN. 20, 1860. j
L. u. ApZt1, LEGAL Editor.

Owing to the great demand
for.the columns Of the Visitor this
week, our department has been
"cut hort"-several articles ha.
wing bsen crowded out. We
will give the editor of the Visis'
tor fits if we don't have "fair
play" hereafter, ....t- q
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
UNION MEETING At MEhDLsND.

a public call having been
made, the citizens cfthe neigh>
borhoo e, asscmb't1at The Mead.
land School hoLse,, in Taylor
county, Virginia, on The 7,h inst.
and appointed JAMES L.. RI
LEY, Esq, Chairman, and
DENNIS NJ. BRUNEAU Secre-
tary. . 81.
The committee, consisted of
Jonathan Curry, William NAL
lonee and James z. Riley, hay.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
:: ,S0k
PROM WEBSTER.
JUDICIAL SALE.

H., W vs.; -'':.!'T ~ ~sab o.
''nn A @i P'y'a &C. n4,,;n.s rjiru
johnson =, c. Fl'niDs, 'o'., ri'i,,1 y,
John w. Payne, James Necrscsen, be.
pursuant TO decree OF TAYLOR Count c;,.
cut Courtiu said cause rendered iath Age,s,
1872, the undersigned. Comni.siohrcs spnoi,'
Ssn ~ said detres, will, on TUESDAY Y. 2s,h
,p,hCENBER, 1859, (eonr, day,l Ia iT5nt OF
'ns eonfthauss OF said c,nnty, off,, for sa,s
~ p.ulie auction, 20 tie aighcst bidder az.
Lanh IN tie bill and proceedings Ia said san..
inneniio5ed, being atract ofIand situated ~.
n,sy'',Ic, and Containing o9l Acres, more rs or
TEENS.-Creiit, I, 2, and 4 v,,r. 1T, T.
tercst from the day OF sale bond. w;h ".
Prorsd security Repaired aud lion ,st.,sss
ips tpe purchase noney.
n. =. MARTIN
q. W. HANSnrof,nu
PtunytoWn, Va, Nov. ~, 1859, u,m,.
PosrPoNEMENT.
Ihs above sale 10 postponed nn,ii shs "a,
s anv 81 january, 1860, . sourt-dsy for Tsyl.e
PosTPoNEsfENr. ,c@
= Ihs above sale is postponed until tb. ,o,.
fsorusry, isse,s court dsy kf Taylor tcap,,'
- =
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

E1.sles6e diem, ''s'is.s
4 81 II. Csriiie Was not only !
crosed % tho 6h resolution, |
- W. opposed to the meeting
hinG k3e, ispalent to those
ocoAveryed with him on the
solect, previous to it's organiza-
/ pnS He said the meeting was
!. isaSe!., that ethe people are
Gka'sS fools Of themselves by
10 ding such meetings." sc.
This information was also OBJ.
,taiued from areliable source
Does Air. Garlic deny the fact?l
-Air. Garlic, in his card, man
hests q fear that an impression
will be created abroad that he
b "disloya! to'-yirsinia," there
by admitting that the position
ascribed to him BY rs, and which
We can :proys to be correct,
= "disloyal TO Virsini&I'' This
not surprising sine ,.e, not long
since, was one OF I'll. ferce;t IS
she flte-eaters.7' In1S5O, when
m the Virginia Senate, he Was
2 member Of a joint comn,ii.te.
to prepare resolutions for &c
Legislature, son the Viii. ct
Proviso and kindred Subjects"
This committee prepared a SER
pes, OF which the following was
sls % sf's; rha, > rsgardi5a$
che Convention proposed to be
held at Nashvilleron the first
Monday in june next, as in,cn-
ded 10 enable the South TO take
counsel together as 70 the beS,
and most effeclual, means of re-
sisting the asgreSsiohs Of,
the North, of enforcicE a cons
pliance on their PaEt|with their
-cons.itutionA-oblig and
thereby Of PRESERVING the union
of the States ; now in peril by
reason of,he course pGrsued by
the non slayeholliEg states, and
their representatives in Con
gress, in the cease,css, agitation
(and that TOO in the most I'M
friendly spirit) Of questions in+
volving the peace, the ;nsti,u-
lions and the very existence Of
the Southern States and ap-
proving the objects OF said con-
sen.ion, as sci. Firth. he general
ss*sSsHi'.d doth recommend 10
the good people of'his commons
wealth 10 send delegates there
10; and that to this end they |
hold primary meetings in each |
city, county ard election, in the
state, AID appoint delegates to
a conventi,", 10 be held il each I;
conere>sio:a. district, in the |
month Of "iay next: and that the !
district conventions; so constitu-.
tel, do each elect 'so persons, ;
(oac from each Of the political .
Fa'ties Of ii.t country,) who
sLa!l be. delegates to the said
Naahyi!ie Contention"
If we mistake no, he advoca-
ted the payment to the mem,
bers to Nashville Convention,
declaring that the delegates
would not go unless they were
paid, ard the resolutions would
be imperative. His position
was not agreed to by the COM
mitiee and be opposed the RESI-
oiution before the Senate for
the reason that they were not
strong enough, and denounced
the whole series as "milk and
cider resolutions" that would
accomplish nothing. The posi-
ton then assumed by Mr.. Car
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

ing nee4 appointed at 1 pre-
vious meeting, to prepare reso-
lutions, presented the following
which, aGet discussion and an
eloquent address from E. F.
Vincent, we're spontaneously
! WasnfAs fSaEtiifnSs~ been bee,
deemed advisable, that an ex-'
preston of opinion should be
publicly given, in reference to
the late hostile inYasion of our
soil, by Northern fanatics, the
citizens. of Taylor county Vir.
ginia, hereby declare and desire
to make known to our brethren
Of the EasteEn portion Of the
State, that we heartily appro-
bate their action in the speady
and patriotic measure which
originated for the, suppression
OF the invasion, and punishment
Of the invaders; we desire par
ticulary, to place upon record,
an expression Of our gratitude
to Gov. Wise, for his bcld and
manly vindication Of Southern
rights, and for his entire con-
duct during the exciting scenes
at Harper's Ferry, and Charles
town.
We recommend to our fellow
citizens assembled here, The adj
option Of. the following resolu>
Resolved, LIST. That Gov.
Wise and the judiciary Of JEFF
ferson county are entitled to
the thanks ofthe entire South,
Tor the prompt arrest, conviction
and execution Of the Harpet's
Ferry insurgents.
RESOLVED, End. That in our
opinion, if one hundred more of
the most prominent abolitionists
were hung, including Gerrit
Smith, Wendell Phillips, Lloyd
Garrison, Waldo Emerson,
Theodore Parker and Dr.. Chez
yer, it would exert a salutary
influence upon the mind, after
wards enable our conservative
brethren Of the North 10 control
public sentiments there. y
RESOLVED 3rd. That all who
assisted Old Brown in his ef-
forts to subvert the government
and Brown in his efforts to SUBJ
vert the government and muir
der It's citizens Ly direct c,Iu.
sci, pecuniary aid deserve TO fill
a traitors grave; and if, after
full investigation by the U. S.
Senate, any shall be found guil~
ty Of thus having aided him, we
advise our brcthern,o of the South
to hang them, if ever found
south Of Mason and Dixon's
line. 1
RESOLVED 9TH. That we will !
stand firm and united in the
most temPeStuous storms, in de-
fence Of the Constitution and |
the preservation Of the Union, !
and if the time ever shall come, |
demanding our action, we will
be found in concert with
that immense multitude oil
all nations and tongues and peo-
Pile which will congregate ard
around the Stars and Stripes,
and say 10 Ultraists, both North
and South; and, back, Sirs, zoe
,oiH hare a hand in This matter
that banner ,oih trait
'rous hands, at your pcri1-ob-
'iterate but one Star. and it shall
20 longer protect ,Our property
aor your Gues.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

THAMES - s are fcq,. led, by the young
hii.' AHf tbs Jouhg ReI Yemen, Of PrUn:r
iyvo. u1o sir1dei tho "Sn-prisr Party" ~
Mr.. E.cS.rs, % return Der t3tir thanks Tor
hs t.asgrs u 10 sVtniox.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

tWseofs tAa A'issins article hsn IA Hsi6.
s'sr' s-rr;m AassssfA iaaf give u ar I'm
sndorsrasir- snd hops sliouf rsAdis lin give
haceetnl puu.I: NM IN
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

III. prize mig would scoru such mca,urcs.
That those who do sot know us, when their
attention Id been called to our Discipline.
have misconst!ued our position is not strange,
and we certainly shall make no complaint that
under present circum stances, some have e1-
pressed their views in Language in which
strength Predoninates over civility. We feel
it due 10 editors OF highly respectable secular
papers, who have recently written against W.
TO put them right upon this question. wedo
SO not because we fear that the Legislature of
Virginia will take any such measures as bavs
been recommended, but because we value the
good option Of all men, and especially of men
wao are acknowledged by others as leaders in
opinion.
We do not Intend to re;Iy to oil the speci-
Scations alleged against Us. To do SO would
be to 30 over the Who'll, controversy which for
years was debated in every possible manner
before the peor.e ofVirginia +, would require
aTo!ume to contain the argument, and after
all, that kind Of discussion would end where
1t ended before; that j, il would never end az
al, e1c:p, " the utter refusal Of vcaristt ,,co-
pie to listen 10 more ecclesiastical logo mGchy
ON the subject.
: Tue charge brought aga!n,, uJ In the Rich
Eonl Wig - simple aud detachable, with
Sone poOspect u arcsn!t. As we have great
respect ~ tho Wig, and are sau.ilcl that
neither ;hc EDITOR nor biz readers arc actuuicd
~ dcnomiLI:iOuLl prysdi,ts s.Oicst Us, wo
take the iLtry to reply to bis portion. II
Is big -
"7hs Eai'im>rs Con(U,ncs and Il, J,yerchtr,
are Bs',hr"i'ts--9,e CiiJ,ito be ILgiTIDniii,
aeee' .n2 i>tis rate u htir durcA 4"
Ifssuangs- were, for the first time, 10 read
the "De, i'a,iDn ofIndcpcn1cnce," be might
sag, "the people Of Virginia are al Abolition
iss--srs ohli:.d to 10 Abo iti,ni,t,, acc ording
TO the fuEds'nentl principles Of their govern
msnt. Tho Declaration isJs that all rncn arc
entitled 70 liberty, and that their right to II
10 insli.nstl,. 1T Is no use 10 mIncs words,
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

paid, ard the resolutions would
be imperative. His position
J was not agreed to by the COM
smit,ee and be opposed the RESI-
.oiution before the Senate for
the reason that they were not
strong enough, and denounced
the whole series as "milk and
cider resolutions" that would
accomplish nothing. The posi-
~'ion then assumed by Mr. Car
lhe.being directly antagonistic
to that he a. present occupies,
we are not surprised that he
does not want the fact to go
abroad. For further informa-
ton on this subject, we refer
TO Hon. VI. Edmiston, the Sen
stor from this district, and Hon.
CtS. Lewis, then De!egate'from
shis county.
Whatever opinion may enter
tai2eJ by the honorable gentle
mans casual acqnaintanccs,
those WHO know him best arc
nA surprised at the position ho
now occGpie7, for it is perfectly
natural for an aualga,lonist to
be m abO!i'inL;st.
Viii the "Guardian," "Visi-
tor" and "IIcraId," do us the
justice to copy this article on
Their usual terms5-COoper's
C7arhsbpry Register.