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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-22
RAW AND INFLAmED,

your food dstresse you, and you only take certain
kinds, and even Of that your system does not get hall
the nourshmentn u contains the acrimonious huid o.
the canker eats itup; then your complexion loses IL
bloom and becomes sallow and greenlsh and your best
day u gone For want Of nourshment your system be-
comes loose and fabby and the hbres Of your body be
come relaxed Then follow train Of diseases which ha
Medical Discovery q peculiarly adapted to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

SrArr FAixa-The State Fair Of KENTUCKY ~
held at Louisville, Sept. H2l; that Of Iowa :. Ao~
Cav ssn, 24-27; the Show of the Wisconsin As'oa''
,nrs, and Mechanical Association q, Milwaukee, com
usn.,no Sent, q We are glad thss our own STATE fs:
10 be held at WATERFOWL 10 hxeo '0r WV 4. -,
Of last Of September. The onsn0e' NV 40 =. ~
of tia. time for better state o. wssss.. - =
when y, ralr w formerly bold 4 wss'dsvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

YTHE WONDERFUL DOCTRESS, Miss TEN
NRssEE has us, arrived IN New Yorh and located NO
% Bonds physician indeed and thousand, no we're
on the verge % the crave been entirely restored TO health
and igor through wonderful skill IL hoped thst no one
will dospair Of until they have given her I
mode u examination with secoud slight She therefore
a,s 10 question:, nor does she require v,ids TO explain symp
toms telling the and location With much sstscu'n
10 ue And eceiyo the confidence Of all have consulted her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
Duiloina Editorials.

nor THE SUPERIOR ROOFING SLAIE3
tbs EAGLE SLATE COMPANY, spps 81 their fsr4
corner Of sh Ct. and iOthas to g. FURMAN Agent No."
Coartl.ndt-st., n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
lOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. OOl
GREAT DOUBLE-rRACK ROUTE
Tho capacity Of the Road Is equal 70 any in the country
TIE GKEAp SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.


The capacity the Road equal to in the country
THE GREAp SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Once No. Astsr House. corner ~ Vrsey 81
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers 10 d from Cha
cfnns Chicago, 81 Louis ST. Paul. Nsshvie Memphis New
Orlsan, and all IN the West. Northwest AID
South West unsurpassed for speed and oomis by any
Through uas for the West lesve New Yok foot OF Court
landt..t S-MosBns Express m. Evening Express 6p
Sleeping and smoking on al tho trains
Fare always low and the time qush, By any other
route. "
y tbis rsats Feixh Of al descriptions be forwarded 10
and fom ssy point Railroads.&c. O Kentuoky Indians
Ilinois Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri. By RAILROAD d.
RECT any port the nsvigabA rivers Of The West by
steamer from Pittsburgh -
The rates Hshi ard from any point Of the West BY he
Peans Rar are all meS favorable charged
By other Railroad psniss Mssshsns and shippers nsrus
y tbs ,s.spors Of their FreAt to this Company can rely
This Company Alp msintsns Emigsns Accomnodaston
lane BY which pay susstins Westward enjoy cAssp and
oomfortas modsf conveyance Il onshsh the 1scas
Of fare L. ELi0Tf Passenger Agent No Astor House
LEIGH % Freight AgsntA =, ,,,.,, u
No iAstor House, and No 8sath WiiiamSA
MCDONALD BisCH0sv, E%trspe Agate,
UNoCH LEWIo Csoeg, osSA AItseaA Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

ARABIC RHEUMATIC GOVT PILLS, and
N ARABIC ITCH oINTMENT-rositiye cure for the
.boye diseases Suffering humanity hem - aad - cents
nor Msnqfscured by DE- La MONTAGNE. sDd cold by
osf Wholesale gents F. WELLS Co., NO. Ito Franklin
st also, No. 81 9th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

DARTINEs LOTION-The best known remedy
ID the rheumatism nearsa fever and Ague burns cramps
colo and chronic diseases generally person once
ksu u..d Il win never be without H. Principal depot No ~
WaIhlngton.st Price 80 cents per bottle. j. FULLER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ From zoo, u Oal,ndt ccpneetas at hampt9o june
.o 81 y, Raio. ana and oSnea. forming
s1si n' to SasS.s March -
i.ssarums LIrEss.-Ats. for Ea.,on Reading Potts
N.rI TrsIs- Ats. f,r Fs.,on %.tsr Gap Scranton,
o' Tn.Hfol i.,SS M.ueh Chunk wu.m.
pr, Re.eu., Pyu.,ills, Harrisburg 1e .,-, ,p..,..
trs Iahoven TS.is-Ver ES''on' Be'hi0heH' Aea'0~n'
To- wii T.ry-TOr sOmervils.
from Ss~Yor srye st H.1i.burss 1880 noon, 10 ne 70
connect ~i,h . 'rsn' Lss, ad "e. % OsnH
Railroad Narter Ceursl Norih and South and Wits tho Gum
borisnd vsll.y Ral'osd. -. - A.. ~,
from rieG NO North River at 7ao and Il 20 m a's" 40
LrIya ELiI.nxrm-Ate s 7oo and 9:5s 20 and $50
ID. boat, stop Bergen Pou, and Mxinsr uarbOroveythp
each way JOHN U. Stems. Superintendent
NOR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE, via SHORE
LINE RAILROAD Train. leave corner Of 9Th at and
1h,v n'' and p M DAILY sgndi .}1r ssrIssP!eA
EoR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
PORT srd FALL Rlyfh-ihp .psH5a and superior Sa1S
TUT sOAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. a, o'elook 4 NJ
and the EMPIRE STATE, Cart brEyton on M1NDAf'
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. al O'clock M from Pier No.
3N.R .. ,,- anil,
can, ui,ti the ,hal have beeu paid for
Freight boston 10 ors ded through with great dispatch BY
an fipe" WI t0TDEN. Agent Nos. 20 ard II wes,s.
TIDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA
III NY and TROY CONFLICTING WITH TRAINS NORTH
and WEST. Trsin. leave;
from ChamboDst From dlst't,
Express. aud ~ and 3:23 1925 llJO and J!'o ana
.nd5o M 5a5 p. m.
Troy ard Albany with sleep 1913 p Sundays ineiudsd)
ing-car), s:t3 ,. m. ,,..,,,x
PouEhkespis train, 1870 m = ui ana DIV anu lin p %
pse,.IilI trsin $50 D. m SIS pm.
Sing Slug train, s:5 and $50 and i:9s p IN
r'H''~n train s'''R m .'il' saIfH. Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD EXCURSION
TICKETS from New York, and all ststious South
OF and including Huasoo sold greatly reduced rate. Tickets
10 and from Pesksk and ell stations North, to Hudson good
for two days, sold a. Ticket Offices only: . , -
MIGHT BOAT to EW-HAYEN.--Fare 81,
~ B.rths TRAVELLER leave. at II P. M striving
In time a. carly momgs Trains The ELM CITY leave. at
3pp Passengers for Morideu. Hartford and Springfield can
20 North from Esw.Hsvsn 81 II Merchandise forwarded
70 Massohus.s Vermont Montreal and Ogdensburs Pier
No IS East River, Ne~.York.
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY RAIL-
IN ROAD for Albany and Troy citing with the New
Also with Northern Railroad for Saratoga Rut
land BurDs Plst.bug Rouses POin osdensbuIsh and
Fsos Tnros.How, MAI cirrl FRos 26rn st. STATION.
HALL 1:20 a. N, aud <:tS p. IN.
ZIP. Train q. u and42op. m 1923 a m
Express Mall Train 10 q. m - 80
trains soc time table Express Trsinles Albany every
Sunday morning JOHN sURCHILL, Asst Supt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
financial.


A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
"A CHATHAM sQUAPE, cor. New Bowery'
lopsn dails, from 10 to and to p MI
SIX PES CENT m Interest oT e 500 and qnds e. WILL
Draw iHTEREs EST AS i FROM HeRII m s
CHARLES D. BAILEY, Treasured
MxrRoPonrAN BANK. No lc9 BacApgAr.}
New YoRK, april 2, 1861
A T the annual election for Directors held on the
N mat, the following named gentlemen elected for
JOHN jGS fS'G 4. F% SflL ih GEORGE WARREN
WILSON r. g. HUNT H HENRY I { HHsy R'r
HoESGE GLSEI fRa asS,A s sIeTs5s
P RENn5 HALL fhNSoN fsAHc Il BG Al EiA"D'
THOMAS ssIYLL qEoRGE A. RoBsINs,
'0NON NUM- =" GEoReE e. THoMAE. "'
ron T:rTGI2a 3r SzST v flHc STI, HINT
%,, meeting Of the BOARD OF pihGGioss
AA''''' L. ''' ~ ''' dRo l. ssENEY. Cashier.
ELECTION.
h At the Annual Election for Directors OF the COLUMBIA
FIRE-INSURANCE COMPANY, held at the oice Of the Com
pany oaMoEdsy the st inst the following gentlemen were
duly elected for the ensuing year,
Benjamin d. Brush, James Stevens
Mont,SBis Ward Joseph W Meeks,
Jane. Dwell j.. Durbrow,
Charles DenisOn, j., Francis Leland
John Armstrong, a. L. SayTe,
rig Ch,ke Tfmohy O. Churchill,
Enrlsh, John Gi5ney,
n Bartholomew Daniel Buttefeld,
Goo w. BraineId. Edward hAght'
Isaac N Seymour Richard s. Palmer,
RI Van Auken Jas A. Timpson,
John c. Bergh, A. M T. e~i'n'
Nathan 4. Higbie, Geo. D. esuefoe'
Aha,t Martin Dexter A. Haw kins
james NJ. Hoasland, David H. Avery
Alexander ~ Ross Theodore Timpson,
Enosh CbAnbe1ln Philip @. Weaver,
Edward ;at,erlee Lloyd L. Brtton,
John L. Hssbrouck VIM. J. Black.
Thomas I. Way, H. I. Lseomp'
Alta subsequent meeting the Board Of Direoors on the ID
inst Nh Benjamin d. BTuh having declined reelection Mr.
TIMOTHY O. CHURCHILL elected Presiden, for the
en,uius year On tho acceptance Of the resignation OF MI
Brush Mr. But.eaed offered the following resolutions, which
passed unanimously:
auin d. BIuth, esq, from the management Of TN, company
position he has Allied since its orgat ieon with hdeS
devotion the interests Of the ns ton worthy o we
HIGHEST csnmerdatiou fnisle, proper occasion for ihe
Board express Mr. RTuh their sentin'nts Of personS
Friendship and for MIN IN his PySo capacity ard the
appreciation OF his neSi5 integrity aud sirct attention 10 INC
duties of bis position .
EisoreI fat Mr. Brush carries with him 10 his retirement
from position Of President the warest wishes Of TINS board
for bis future happiness - ,,, IL.
Rered Thai thy Secretary Of the Company hereby directed
te tTsast copy Of these resolutions to our late President
duly signed and stested
JOHN c. BERGH, Secretary
New. York. april ,. 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
furniture.

E,NAMELED CHAMBER SUITES of FUR
IL NlTURE in Al colors and styles wholesale and retail.
at S2s and upward Also, MATTRESSES and PAILLASSES
WARREN WARD No. 277 Csnsltt,
-Four door esst Of Broadway.
L,IRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
IL Pan Decorated and G.nsd Solid Walnut and Osk Sets
Mattresses Spring Beds, &c.
No. ESQ BROADWAY, bot Bleecisr and Bondsta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

TENHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
l. ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
sEvYoRK 10 LIVERPOOL
yRos s6-Tos TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief sbin Fs-s4 ;e..'''''.''. .'''.'''s'''.'plIo
The al oS% Sis cal. At col bo
4 h- hip, from 1,,os cu at HALIFAX ard Cort Hsrbor.
PERSIt, Cop, Judkins AFRICA, Cart shannon.
A As e.. I ISs G GMEhaa C c
AUsTR nAsIANt slAa a csPt Noodle
SGG ..A .IG% SS ss :. .bs.a r,su on
c&S4DA, leave. Boston wsdns.ssy. AgT1
HsHGit& ";@s
Si6hSA MOO Noodle Ss is%9
49,, Tot. leave. New York Wednesday MAY g
ARAR MA s.T W ;aIe~s &
Ber,l. 20, ' .sS go Until PAID ioI
Silver, Bullion Specie e~ey, freciou. once or Mstes,
S 'faisn " srr e. i Fci fs;sss SFFy
VAPsCoTT's LINE of LIvERPOoL and LON
DON PACKETS Pss,ase from or,o Liverpool Or Looaon
tho very loves. rates. ard dn 9sa a. S,s, for sny
smGoa. p,.se Or ST,nS IL any part ii Gsa, Britain or 0
TXrsC1fT I Co.. No &c Souin-sE. New.YOri
STEAbER of APRIL C, for SOUTHAMPTON
~ HA fPd
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS
THE STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS Capt. P. =. TERRY,
VIII from Pier No North River New York at noon, on
SATUhDAY, April g. with mail, passengers and specie Tor
tnslaud aud FTsncs.
First CABIN .............s7s First Cabin.
Third 20 Third Cabin. ........ IS
This steamship la. been sppplied with powerful new boilers,
Ton buIbads absolutely wserEht and heproof nclose her
engines boilers and for safety comfort and speed she Iank
IN be fr oi-ss Of ooe 'esu ere - -
Her ueIt Tip nom New'YoTk will I've on MAY AZ
TORRANCE. AGENT
No Bowling green, Ne"'fOrf
Sigh, dram. on London, P,hs and Frankfort.
CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL, landing and snb.tng pas.rrgen 81 0neenr
towo r,AsJl The Liverpool Ee~ Yort and Phlsde!Phs
Steamship Intend patching their foil powered Clyde
bull, lrou Steamship, e. foloss -
CITY OF BALTIMORE. ......,. saturday, hpruh
KASGAk ,U............,.. ...... saturday Apl ~
And svery SATURDAY, ., noon, nom Pier No a. NORM
River
YIksT CABIN, ......s53I 81 ........"e0
Firr Cabin 70 London.... 81 Sterhse TO London... -
s,e-se Return Tickets, good oI sa months
frr ~srSed 10 Par' HAvre irnbaiE Bremen not
tsfdail Aut rIp ke., 81 reIuosd through fnos
P.ou, wishing bring their friend. can buy chsu be's
tho following Sewf ora From Liverpool or Queens
toe Fuu Csan s13 Bs ard sloS Stssrsge from Liver
pool go; NON Queenstown. en- -
M. steamer. h.,, superior accommodation for pss-ugers
osy reenoed Surgeons They are out tn ~aesush'
ot .ecions and have patent Fire AnnihlAiors 90 e9nd
FOR fer hei information. .PPy 10 Lveip0, 70 w " iSnA
Arpt No a wsof-.t In Glasgow 10 WM. lNMAN 40.
81 Fnoch .cuars IN Qu-enso~n TO q. w ID. SEtMOuh&
Co In London FIYfS MACY No oil King "hlsnl.,,I
IN PAD. .. JULES DECOUE No Piece de 10 bourss Ia Ph|
sd.lPhi, JOHN o DALE Nc ieS wsnS, o. ..e JON
No IS Broadway. ~ r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
r Y SUPREME COURT-KINGs COUNTY.

nj Y. SUPREME COUPLINGS COUNTY.
IN. THE UNION BUILDING ASSOCIATION sgsn.'
ISAAC POMERoY, ELIZABErh w; JONES. JAhEsW
which Of George O. Jones deceased Wiiam Jope: and
Abigail Jones his wife; Joseph AddemAn, aud Emily Addlo
man his wife Reuben Ross H., Jacob PecaTe aud Fred Itok
E,epwein Summon, for not ser) To the desn'
dsus above named hereby and required TO
answer the complaint In this scOn which will be filed the
oc. Cle Of the County Of hns at the City Hall 10 the
Ctv of Brooklyn copy 10 tho said
complaint on the subscber their Office No IL Broadway,
ths on you exclusive OF day Of spch service nod
you fail the said complain. WI hin the time sfoe.sh
tbe plaintiffs Ia this action will apply 70 the Court Tor the relief
Ssmanded IN the compliant -Dated New York Feb a. 1851
BARNEY BUTLER PARSONS, Plaintiff, APy,
The complaint IN action duly filed In the Office OF tbs
Cek OF the County Of Kings In the City Of BooAy Aforesaid
on 'h' ~ ''' VI NAB BARSEY, BUTLER Il PARSONS.
MIX ,.vewF Plaintiffs Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
Jnsuranfe Companies.

rJETROPOLITAN
y1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
No. los BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
Boots, Shoes, &t.

T OST.-PAsS-BOO No. 4,9oe, on the East
IL River ssvnss Bsnk The finder Win Be- nwrdsd By ssv.
Ing IN aens u ne Dsnk, Ne. 3Cheabsute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTHERs.-MRs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP the only thing ,ha. you rely
upou 10 dive rest to yourself and relief and help to your infant
MRS wIEsLows SOOTHING SYRUP has beSs the
mean, Of restoring the dropping spirits Of many noshsSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
90 iDbom II map Concern.

A Ii persons are hereby forbidden TO trust my
"a WIFE, LAviElA L0ZlkR dsbts contracted BY hsr
~ se feoognssed o. paid By me- L0ZIER, N ID.
HINDER THE NEW PATENT-LAW, the
s1esbu wt maize Applications for go and Gle Caveats
fcf nom eie 90 0ovsrnnent fees included Appesi
s.ne. intsrse5ess srtsnsisns md s difficult aed com
ksst esss Of Pstet s.ss esndses.a usual Ass hrsusA
tnvsas. - impedsios ysssssA vsl satsnsions end
Ebs sksis Tsssl " ssss,g rs:sss 49, sse1.sssd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
Sales bp autilon.

G.a A. LEAviTT, A1ctoneer
DY GEO A. LFAVlTr d C0.-Trade Sale
ID Room, No, and % aecerT. for the sale OF Books,
Stationary Works Of Art etc Con ;nHIents solicited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

CUPREME COURT, County of Onondaga.-
= HARVEY B. sLAUsoN against GEORGE HODGES
To the defendant HODGES Yoa hereby summoned 70 an
swer the complaint this action which was hed IN tbs ONCE Of
be ei OF the county In the City Of Syracuse on
hs sth dsy of March 1861 and copy Of your
,as a, nv Office No Is Chambers street. ths City Of New
Yofi within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive OF
the day Of such ser,ics the psinh wiz take Judgment
against you for the sum Of sos4 H. nd o's'n nun hs
on dhy OF October 1859, besides costa 49,
W. ~' SAMUEL BROWN. Plaintiffs Attorney
NH Iaw6wF No ID Chanbcra, New ioik Oty.
VNO the CREDITORS Of FRANKLIN ID.
CAssORT 40 intovent debtor Take notice Of an order
granted March 1881, ~ the H9u GeOs: b Ds.is .s
FPASKLIE D. CASSORT Of csn.ndAlsus In said County
debtor and Of bis creditors Tesaas w,ta
de ni,sd states whose deb amounted 70 al least twohiids
Of dsSt. owing By tie ..d ia.o,sn; 70 csio rad
nsovent 70 show cause any they have before him hh
Office In tho village Of Genevs OntsIe county 90 tns
Why ss q the ..d in,evss.s sstss, should no %
made he be discharged from his aebt pyssosns 70 the pro
visions tbs statute fof hs dscAs Of an nsovsns ou bis
Asss-csnsadssaA' " a noSnsk as sIcHAapsoN
~ isvilvI AtsspsT fss Iase1vssh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

rHAPSCOTT's LINE Of LIVERPOOL and LON
DON phCkETS-- Passage from orto Liverpool or Londen
slVAys Or gagged BY uis wenovn ne selling weekly,
tho very lowest ard draft issued az uUa for any
smoon p,Sse demand H. any of Great Britain or o-
laud. DO obtained b, spplyifg TO or addressing
TAPSCOfT Co., No. 70 Soutl-st. Nev'fort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
alnsieal Instruments.

A LBERT WEBERs new overstrung iron-franf
N PIANO PORTES warranted IN respec
and lowest prices at the Msnusctoy No. Ias "se
broadway. CanAl.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

UrOR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE, via SHORE
LINE RAILROAD Train. leave corner u 9Th st and
,h..y 4. l:is m and p. IN, DAILY, Sundays excepted
r. J. CALHOUN, Su2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-01

FROM orestes a Bsownson Review
There is neither reason nor justice in
Massachusetts, New York New Jersey Penn
sylvon;o and +bo o,oot ,os ,,,.tI,,,,,..t on,
VI 'i''
OHio' P'"ii'S ou' 'iieif oioou anu treasure TOR
the gratlhcatIon OF the siaVeholdlng pretensons
of Maryland, Kentucky, or Missouri The
ci,izors of tI,esa statas who o,,, i,,,...
''e "'
inuch oou""' " t"e preservation Oh the Union
requires it, to give up their property in slaves
as we at the farther north are to nour an. o,r
,JooJ o,I ,n,s,,.,
o' ,; anu ue"Su i,:, !" put GOWN reoelilon
,1Ne l''e'I ie" saves more tnah ihey 40 the
onlon e' ', a.p ~ out 'lle ohion, we are
eti"nset ~ usnt 'ie ""'tlts "l me Union win
0"y 'i.e'i' t 1 We ''e ""h 'henl'
n"t We nav ieieileu oi'y 10 Tue saves IN
t'ie ieoeinous STATES ani II II Is, or II 1t be-
COMES Iiilary necessity 10 hoerate all the
slaves OF the Union, ana TO treat the whole
present save population as treemen and eli.
zens, II would be no more than just and prop
er mat, at inc conclusion OF the war. the eli.
zeas OF loyal states, or the loyal citizens OF
loyal sections OF the rebellious states, should
be Undermined at reasonable rate for slaves
tfat may nave been liberated. The states and
sections oil states named have not a large num-
Der OF saves, aud If The Union is preserved it
would not be very heavy burden on it TO
pay their ransom and to paying it no patriot.
or loyal cltlzen OF the free states, would raise
The slightest objection The objection there.
fore urged, though grave, need not be regard.
ed as nsuperable and we think the advan
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-01
The REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

The state convention which meets here to-
day, viii be generally attended from all parts
of the state. Hon. HENRY l.. DAWES of
North Adams, is expected to preside, There
will be liberal representation OF those who
have not heretofore been connected with the
republican party, but who will be welcomed
under the call. or those who assembled, last
evening, there was little, if any, opposition to
the denomination of Gov. Andrew. The
chief difference of opinion is in relation 10 the
nomination for lieutenant governor, about
which there scems to be 10 unaninlity of sen
timcnt The name of Hon. ENSIGN II. KEEL
LoGe OF riusiicld, finds favor with a large
number OF the delegates. The names of Hon.
OsMYN BAKER of Northampton, Hon. Ed
WARD DICKINSON OF Amherst, Hon. GILES
H. WnTNEr of Wincheudon, and some 9th
ers are also mentioned. OF the rest of the
state ticket there is no prevailing desire for a
Change.
The delegates who were present, and niauy
citizens, held a meeting at the City Hall last
evening, at which Hon. James NJ. Usher OF
Medford presided, and Edward Hamilton,
Esq, OF Roxbury was secretary Speeches
were made 10y Messrs. Charles G. Davis OF
Plymouth, Charles w. Slack OF Boston.
Timothy Pearson of Lowell Francis w
Bird OF Walpule Giles II. Whitney OF Win
c.endun, Mr. Weslall OF Fall River, H. c.
Rollins ut Groveland, and others. The
speeches all expressed tervcnt devotion
to the Union, and warmly urged the
most vigorous prosecution oil the war. The
difference OF sentiment related to the position
which the question of slavery should take in
the management of the war Messrs
Slack and Bird spoke warmly and forcbly OF
the duty OF recognizing this as one OF the ques
ii0ns 10 be in some manner considered, and
questioning the policy ofshirking the inevitab e
issue. The other speakers took ground in
favor OF the government, aud OF grand rally
lug union for its support. The meeting was
very well attended and adjourned at a late
hour
Hon. CHARLES SUMNER will be present to.
day and will address the convention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-01
WHO is IN FAULT?

The west has for many weeks complained
bitterly of the apparent dilatoriness of the east
in furnishing recruits for the war. While we
have been priding ourselves on our activity,
and have been sending forward every week or
two vel, provided and handsomely equipped
regiments, the west, with Its great interests
involved in the struggle. has been suspicious
OF our fidelity, and on the first great reverse
has opened lis batteries upon the loyalty OF
the Atlantic states, 1t is not now the time to
inquire which of the states have been the most
cupable, while they have all failed to meet
the crisis with the energy which it required
1t is certain that to this hour the enemies of
the government have been more vigilant than
its friends, and that none of the states still
loyal to the union have fulfilled tue promise
which they gave when its integrity was first
assailed. Ii the government is to be saved at
ali, the loyal states must not await the con.
tiict till the sound of the enemy's cannon is
heard upon all their borders. They must go
out to meet it. Here in Massachusetts, the
state which we love the more ferVently the
more it is abused, the people have meant to
do their duty, but have not yet reached the
occasion for Boosting. The sagacity of the
governor and the condition of the militia
enabled the state to do good service when its
assistance was needed in April; since that
time The citizens have done less than their
duty, however it may seem in comparison
with the quiet and peaceful pursuits to which
they have been accustomed during the life
time of the generation to which we belong
We shall need to add nearly fifteen thousant
men to those whom we have already in tn
field, before we gain the privilege-if such
privilege is at all desirable-of accusing an
loyal section of the country of failing to NEE
the exigency in the spirit which it de
mauds. The crops are now nearly gathere
in, the labor of the season is nearly closed
town and country, through all the disturb
ances of the year, have been prospered beyont
measure, SO that there now remains no reason
which can be commended for failing to fur
uish to the government the full strength it has
asked of us before the last leaves of autumn
have fallen.