Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-01
d0lortfster BADLY 9pg.


M, 800, Traveller says, we have peen
ny ~ nrint the following extracts lroui
7 Liter written by Boston mercl'.,,. WV
has within few days visited Ma wa, Ne D.
Ill sot;sfed that the southern party
ao,orm;ned to secede ii they cou!a no. uiea "
~, the renublican party, which they hopedd 70
~ hv a northern panic. They e&peo'eu e,;I
LrooL our banks, paralyze our lhuusu n.y;ras
our merchant and starve our p'sian, Nv
Tint this was and is their game Is I'M and
their constant endeavors, uo.n ~ 70 ~ make
private " 49,, &c a bribe to them to remain
some proposition as oi'o0
:" Thev have t1iled Their plan Is eAp push.
- ~ effert will be to consolidate me 'epuo
Ecan marty more closely than II e1uiu socede
NV any other means Neither " 'n - syssed Nv
or break up the Union. - - that they
mo leaders of the southern par 1a's noyy
I've LOST control Of the movement ~ .nn,n.
10 ,ha hsnds of the passes, ana thes re
~. hafora tbe storm they have ralseo ~.
VIZ ,rooe of this is wanting, the iace s;'"
on,;neut southern men OF strong sso'aaters
tendencies are now most lnve'e, nv, ,her pri
advocating extreme measuie onclnsiye on
80 indoement condemns, is cono'ust'S
this point. -, n tbnv hoped to
~ a. ,,r Inns is forced back to their V"u'
ppnI thew must drink 1t TO the arees: af ha
dy in Georgia and Alai anna, the ptl stos - ir
con and corn has risen TO laipi M ~ ne;gh
,ha latter state one man writes lu n ou' he
,shaad bacon is rs cents per ip:' tni
D.n,I,s II our families will be out OF corn =
800 months. and without means 70 pu !. ~" ~,
more If this is the state OF an''l u.sd;t;on !;
inoai;tr now. what will be their co'uis ..',o
Anril ~ The arms which our so ~ Win;
has sent in such protuslon 10 lhe sousn ase
evolve months, as well as those p,.. y,
.M wv. acession begun, are placed in the ,.a''.
~ those men. who are idle lot wahe " w
nlovmant and hungry for want OF ,oou L.,
NV starye while their rich ne'Sn i, :; /.
annngh and to spare l elleve theie 10 :
times the danger that force VIII ~ e.on, I
the South to protect the slayenoi1 Awe will
non slayeholding whites, than tn me-, Ir mia,
non s, q, ,oa,ea Them to remain in the Union
HIRE the leaders are sad; they see III NY
i1ele .ne at the north, and the daily
nrociation and distress at the sou''i' Pnt ii
they are anxious for compromise pus y
will not get it. First, because d Sscpnd
not in the nature Of things and see '.l..
Is my ~, ~ rennhcan party are fully deterl
cg "a Isl 10 make one. An effective compro.
e : ~ nossihe when the parties have no ,
=; ooch other. and this is the cast WIZ"
- .ho northern and southern parties, 80
'''1 DO Won ask, what shall we do ; aus
Keen quiet told you shot. . nen o sn,
no act OF congress or resou',o, =. Nv,
nenld he of any avail to settle TINS eons ~
G Ta. y n lie hands of the Lord. Io'o
mn,.n Il more firmly than ever. ny
. &C all times in the past thirty
Il 49, tho moth is rich and the SCUM
wben the north has extraordinary e.ops
the south deficiency, Should " Sn III
an attempt to break up nn ',;s IN I->sv
soiidated Government and estaolislla ~
M understand But it wofld app
uon cool calculation of chspSes-a bad
~ remove all the restraints OF law in a