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OUR PRINCIPLES.

The Democratic principle-that is the right of
the people to rule
firm and unwavering attachment to the Con-
s,dorste government as the surest means for trans
hitting free institutions to posterity.
4 vigorous prosecution of e-war, and perpetual
so,aration from the United States.
The best men for office, without regard to party.
An honest and economical administration OF both
State and Confederate affairs.
FOR PRESIDENT:
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
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OF GEORGIA.
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October 16, 1861.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-22

II. c2tnp:a:n: IS gca":%! Throughout the
Eominonxe=!.i, liz! nndsr Tie PRESENT sys.
Is'n, lis c..; ot o!t;cers.asc hesiis.n: and in
;;iiic.,ri. Tna p.r!i=:: TDu FEC! In9st interest
n be cict;iv;. o: c:;ilsa5cs uie thrss OF ,shom
,:-y wl;l bv iihciY 10 lac required 20 exer.
Csc tlaIr ir:.;:.o1s. T. is their interest 10 sc
tr,t .ho:c "ho vii be mo;t irrient sad &c
clrdngly, II many Counties, i: has been I'M
possible To proch!e he services Of rigi!'at and
| prompt IneIi in the fHce c: constable.
Ev,lr cnlnnit,,e arr Of the opInicn that the
riec;ion CT ake! Is, scrgean,s, Clerks, at'ornies
| ior lIe Commonwealth. cans.ablcs, surveyors
and commissioners of TIC reTenue, should be
! withdrawn frcu, the people and corfned to the
courts. They should held their oHcea foE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-22


Material changes seem, also, to>be necessary
in regard 10 Tie selection Of various classes of
public officers. Uuder the constitution as it
now staIcs, Ia discrimination !s made in tie
| mode OF choosing public agents, funded on
consideration os The taiure Of the fanc:ionS
they have 10 perform. A mistaken desire TO
propitia.e popular iovor, rather Than wise
and welt considered purpose 70 give security
20 indlTidual rIghts and stability and dignity
| 10 The government, seems TO have controlled
! the action Of the Convention Of 1850. The
selection Of almos. every officer has been TO
ferred TO tie people. and by shortening the CT,
fcial III, as far rs pussib!e, The chceTs ere
made dependent on the people.
In the opinion Of your committee, this was
grave error. Popular privileges and public
liberty are best protected and defended, By
placing in cRcia! stations, nea Of intelligence,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05

RICHMOND, Feb. AIN this city, one seces-
sionist and two Unionists have been elected to
the convention. The counties of Henrico,
Chesterfield, Dinwiddie, Prince George,
Greenvie, and Surry, al! in the southeast
ern part of the state, where there are as many
slaves as white persons, have elected Union.
lists to the convention. Alexandria county in
the northeastern portion of the state, and for
merly part of the district of Columbia, has
gone for the Unionists. The cities of Peters
burg, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, have elected
Unionists
WHEELING, Feb. 4.-Sh -rrard Clemens,
now member of congress, and G. ID. Hubbard,
anti secession under all circumstances, have
been elected delegates to the convention. 1t
is reported that all the counties of the Pan.
handle have elected anti.secessionists by de-
cded mejorities.
The Union candidates have been elected in
the counties Of Marion, Taylor, Wood, Brook
and Hancock. all in the northwestern part OF
Virginia. Augusta county, in the central
part of the state, has elected three Unonsts.
Can pbell county, in the southern part of the
state, has elected two Unionists.
In the southeastern part of the state, Char
lotte county has gone Tor the secessiunsts
Amelia and Nottoway counties have probably
gone the same way.
Pittsylvania and Halifax counties, in the
south part of the state, have elected Union
delegates. Lynchburg he's elected Unionist
The vote is very generally for reference of
the action Of the convention to the people
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05
nesnatcbes Stolen bv the Rebels.

WAsulNGrox, Feb. 4.-The despatch sent
by secretary Dix to Hemphill Jones, special
agent of the treasury department, now at
New Orleans, was stopped on the 25th, at
Montgomery, Alabama, by order of the gov.
ernor of that state, who took the message and
forwarded it to the governor of Louisiana,
thus preventing the arrest OF the notorious
traitor Capt. Brushwood. The following is a
copy of GenI D;x's dispatch -
"Washineton, January 29.-To Hemphill
Jones' Tell Lieut., Caldwell to arrest Capt.
Brushwood, assume the command of the cut
ter McClelland, and obey orders gave through
you. If Capt Brushwood after arrest, under
takes to interfere with the command OF the
cutter, Lieut. Caldwell will consider him a
mutineer and treat him accordingly. If any
one attempts to haul down the American flag,
shoot him on the spot" Signed john A. Dix,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05
FROM EUROPE.

NEW York, Feb. 4-The Kedar, from Liy.
erpool Jan. %, brings the following news -
Lord John Russell, in a letter, has rendered
the cotton manufacturers, through the Man
chester Chamber OF Commerce, the services
Of the British consuls IN the cotton producing
districts, TO assist in determining the possiblll
ty Of obtaining, from other sources, such sup
plies as may compensate for possible ialllhg
of under the American crisis.
France has intimated to the other govern
ments interested, the necessity of conference
of their representatives, on or before April 10,
TO consider the question of Syria, as the French
OCCUPANCY ceases in March. There are vague
reports that orders for two hundred gun boats
have been given to private builders.
The Sandman admiral has proclaimed the
blockade of Gaeta and gives the inhabilan
short time to quit the city. All foreign yes
sells nave left. The station fleet has replaced
the French squadron before iaeta. 1t is pre-
sumed that tile bombardment commenced on
the 10Th or 2lst, Francis II. having refused
terms of surrender The Papa Nuucio, and
the Austrian, Spanish, Bavarian, and Saxony
ministers remained at Gaeta.
1t is aumored that England France, and
Russia are ON the point of coming to an I'M
Outstanding for a peaceabie solution OF The
Danish question.
Austria is raising loan 100000 forms
in anticipation OF taxes becoming due.
1t is again asserted that tire ty exists be-
tween Prussia, Austria, and Russia, gualan
teeing VeCitia to Austria.
The Bombay mail of Dec 27lh has arrived
in England. News unimpoItant There was
great indignation at tile late grant TO the
Descendants Of Tippo Saib. The import trade
had been resumed after six weeks suspension
Freights have been very low, but rose towards
the close. ~
Francis EIDE, Son, & Co., in the LondSn and
Levant trade, have suspended. Estimated
liabilities fo00,000 sterling. 1t is supposed
that tile liquidation will be satisfactory.
Markets. = Liverpool. Jan. 81 Cotton
The demand is again very large. Yestel day,
1000 bales changed hands, one half on specu
ation and for export; but today, awaiting the
action of the Manchester market, there is less
activity sales about 10000 bales prices re-
main perfectly firm and perhaps i'll some cares
slightly dearrr.
Breadstuffs Market-Attendance limited /;
transactions quite light; -four slow, and Cd
per barrel cheaper; wheat unchanged Indian
corn Sd. lower; mixed pressed Tor sale.
Provisions-Beet and pork dull and unater-
ed bacon in better demand lard frmer.
The Kelar brings nearly 100000 sterling in
specie. The Lione Rodocanachi Co. in Lon
don has suspended for 10000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05

WASHINGTON, Feb 4.-Secretary Thomp.
son testified before the special committee that
various plans Of the secessionists had been
discussed in his presence, and sometimes at
his house, by leading men, and Others Of less
prominence, which contemplated, first, the
seizure of the capital second, and third, re-
sstance to Mr.. Lncolns Inauguration.
Report says resolution will be introduced
into the house, to repeal the law making New
Orleans port OF entry, and providing for the
collection of revenue at the mouth of the Mis-.
sissippi.
Letters to Gen. Scott state that attempts
will be made to poison the horses of the arlil.
lery companies in the district. Secretary Dix
is preparing a statement of the theft of govern.
ment funds at New Orleans, which will be laid
before congress.
The plot to capture the capitol, which has
led to the warlike attitude and preparations of
Gen. Scott, was disclosed to Senator Douglas
by one of the conspirators. Judge Douglas
instantly denounced the plot as REASONABLE,
and It'd his informant that unless he revealed
it to the war department he himself would.
The intormer resolved to do so, and subse.
quently disclosed the project to Gen. Scott,
who Immediately took the precautionary
measures of ordering to this city the additional
force OF four companies OF artillery.
Secretary Toucey's instructions were re.
ceved by tile commander of the home squad.
ron on the 18TH They order the Powhatan,
Sabine, and st. Louis, to Florida. Several Of
fieers of the Powhatan have resigned condi.
tionally Their designations were accepted,
but they were refused permission to leave the
vessel The vessels were short of provisions,
and would first go to Havana.
1t appears from the returns received at the
war department, that the militia force of South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Msss-
sipp, and Louisiana, combined, is 34l 900.
These returns are severally made up from the
years 1888 to 1859. The returns fer 1860 are
only in from-Massachuse 161 200, Rhode
Island 1851, Connecticut 5l,576, Virginia
143, 1859, Minnesota 24,480. and New York
4l9,000 The aggregate for the whole coun.
t,y, from these imperfect returns, is 8, 1853 900,
OF which about 100000 is infantry, 10000
cavalry, $4,000 artillery, and 10000 rifemen.
No renforcements have been sent to Fort
Sumter.
Judge Black will probably soon be nomina-
ted as associate justice of the supreme court,
in place of Daniels, deceased.
Senator Wigtall and Others have telegraphed
to Montgomery, urging the appointment OF
Alexander IL. Stephens as provisional presi.
dent of the southern confederacy, in order to
conciliate the southern conservatives.
The nomination of Judge Petit for Judge OF
the district court of Kansas is determined on.
Col. Hayne has postponed his departure for
Charleston till Wednesday, having been in
formed that the president is preparing reply
to his communication.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05

WASHINGTON, Feb. A. The executive de-
partment of South Carolina has defined the
position of the state on the -bject of com
mercial arrangements regarding the probable
payment of duties, should the clearance of
vessels be interfered with by the government
at Washington in a manner to render the
transaction Of business at Charleston difficult
and embarrassing The exposition of the law
of nations, as made by the former and present
secretary of state in the Peru case, affecting
the vessels Georgiana and Lizzie Thompson,
is regarded as sound doctrine applicable to
South Carolina, which will permit no interior.
ence by the government of the United
States with such regulation as it may adopt.
Nor will the authority of the latter be permit
ted to be exercised within the limits OF the
State
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05
THE NATIONAL CONFERENCES AT
WASHIN GTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4. The convention of
delegates from most of the tree states and the
border slave sta ties, assembled at Washington
at noon to-day. The convention sits with
closed doors. Mr. Wright of Ohio officiates
as temporary chairman. All the states that
appointed delegates are represented, except
New York, Tennessee and Missouri Illinois
is fully represented. The motion to admit
members oi the press was tabled. The ses-
sion appointed committee on permanent or
ganization, and adjourned till to .morrow at II
NJ. Ex-President Tyler will probably be
chosen permanent president.
1t is said that the Virginia commissioners
WILL Immediately after the organization of the
convention, propose a resolution deprecating
coercion of the seeding states. 1t if should
be rejected, the commissioners from the south.
ern states are expected to retire. The Virgin
ia delegates are DESTROYS that the whole pro.
ceedings should be conducted with closed
doors to the press aud the public.
Secretary Guthrie, one of the delegates from
Kentucky, is here as a peace maker, on the
ground that he did not vote at all in the re.
cent presidential election. He desires con
tinuance OF the Union, but will insist upon the
adoption of the Crittenden amendment, or
something equivalent, as a concession from
the north.
Senator Chase, on the other hand who is
delegate from Ohio, is very stiff, and will
oppose any plan of compromise which con.
flicts with the platform OF the Chicago con.
vention.
The New Jersey and Maryland commission
ers express hope Of full, speedy, and etfectu
al settlement Delegations of se3essionists
per contra, are here, protesting against the ad
mission of the Mary land delegates.
1t is understood that the entire proceedings
OF the convention will be conducted in secret
session.
The Virginia commissioners will declare the
purpose of the south to accept a settlement
which is applicable to all future acquisitions
OF territory.
The secessionists are earnestly urging the
commissioners of the seeding states to de.
mand the withdrawal of federal troops from
Washington before action.
Many of the members of the convention are
in consultation tonight with members OF con.
gress. The Iowa delegates in congress have
been instructed TO act as commissioners for
that state.
l. is -umored that Gov. Washburn of Maine
has refused to appoint commissioners, and ad.
vises others 10 pursue the same course.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05

liens of Orange county, N. Y. in favor of the
border state compromise.
The house went into committee of the
whole on the senate amendments 10 the defc'
iency bill.
Mr.. MoRsE advocated the Chiriqui appropri
alton amendment, and Mr. Stevens OF Penn,
opposed it.
The Chirqui amendment was rejected.
The amendment appropriating Sl25,OOO for
the purchase of Wendel's establishment for a
public printing Office, was debated and adopt
ed, when the committee rose.
The house resolved to have night sessions
for debate during the remainder of the week,
Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05

FL0UR-Recepts - bbls; sales 200 hbls state and
western without important change super state S5l5 a
0h' 65 % 5,15; superb &c western Sis a SIS; COM
mon to good ext western. $3.50 $50; southern duh
and avN; sales $50 bbls mixed good 55 a $50
fancy and extra So @ 80; Canada dull and chang
sales 4uO bus; extra $685. a 72l.
GRAIN-Whet It rules in favor OF buyers; sales 1000
bush; winter red western si33 @ LA, delivered At the
latter price, white Sl,4U q 1850 Corn heavy,
and shade easier; sales S3Jbush; old mixed western
673 @ 6sac.
TKDVi>IONS-Beef quiet and steady; sales $50 bbls.
Pork duh and heavy; sales 201 bills Lard heavy and
lower; sales 800 bbS TT u l0l. Sugars dull prices
unchanged; sales ago hhds Coffee unchanged. Molas-
ses steady.
STOCKS higher, and close buovant but not very ac-
tive; Cricago and X, ok Issnd 532; Michigan southern
guaranteed 2S; New York Central 49, Reading 3 llli-
do %; Galena and Chicago 66s Michigan southern Il X
49, Hudson 4Os; Michigan Central 509; Burlng go
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05
From Florida.

BALTIMORE Feb. --latest mail dates from
Pensacola, 9th ult., speak OF the withdrawal
OF troops, but no mention is made of the
Brooklyn.
MoNTGo MERY, Jan. 4.-Millcdgevillep papers
speak Of the withdrawal Of troops from Pensa-
cola as a thing fixed upon. A Pensacola cor
respondent says il is deemed impossible to take
fort Pickens unsupported by war vessels.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 4.-Flying reports
that fighting has commenced at Pensacola in
consequence of the Brooklyn trying to land
troops there, are current. There is no proof
of them, though they are authoritatively
stated by Alabamians.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05

New ORLEANS, Feb. 2.-There was mutiny
aboard the ship Devonshire, from Liverpool.
The captain aud first and second mates were
severely wounded.
The convention made the resolution to
establish a standing army the special order for
Tuesday The resolution comforting citizen
ship on persons residing in the state on the
day of the passage Of the secession ordinance
was referred. Il resolution was referred to
the committee on commerce, instructing them
to report on the eXpediency of an ordinance
exempting from taxation for five years all
property and capital employed in mauufac-
lures.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05
Mr.. LINCOLN and Senator Cameron.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4. AT an alleged con-
versation of a committee of the central repub
lican club with Mr.. Lincoln, the latter said he
desired to appoint Mr.. Cameron a member OF
his cabinet, hut charges had been made against
him from Ohio and other western states Of
corruption, in obtaining contract, which il
proved, must exclude him but it he vindi.
Gates himself, Mr.. Lincoln expressed the
strongest disposition to appoint him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05
Virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND, Feb 4.-The senate has voted
to send back the Minnesota resolutions. Res
outions have been adopted that there is no
just ground Tor believing, that the citizens of
Virginia mediate an attack and seizure of the
federal property, or an invasion of the district,
and that all preparations are unnecessary, so
far as Virginia is concerned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05

RALEIGH, Feb. 4-The house has unani-
mously passed a resolution, declaring that, in
case reconciliation fails North Carolina goes
with the other slave statee. Tie legislature
will adjourn, perhaps, To await the results.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05
Starving IN Kansas.

ATcHisoN, Feb 4.-Thaddeus Hyatt has
issued strong address to the country about
the starving in Kansas. lie says there is bul
one step between fifty Thousand people and
death.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05
Spertatles. &t.
SPECTACLES DEPO

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of SPECTACLES containing his lately fa-
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II which he will adapt to far sighted near-s!ght-
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II eyes. The material used TO make the above
IF mentioned Lenses in its natural state, in puri-
II ty, hrilliancy. and transparency, rivals the da
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Spectacle Lenses everintroduced, and possess
IL great advantages over the common glasses
In general use Their perfect spherical form
! gives more extended field vision. Their
II purity and transparency of M terial presents
4 less distractions to the passage Of light-over
HIS comes in great measure. what is called by
" Opticians alteration OF light. Consequently,
IN | objects seen through them present themselves
IN in clear. distinct, and natural form, avoiding
u that glimmering. wavering unste1dness. un.
II pleasant sensation after protraetcd reading or
III sewing; in fact approaching as near the per
MI feet lens of the natural as ii is possible for
III art to approach nature.
Msny persons unacquainted with the Optical
Art, are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard 10 the condition OF the eve;
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use of Glasses. Glasses selected oy skitul optiean,
made of the aforementioned MATERIAL WILL instead of
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lie tsens constantly on hand small and large spy
GLASSES: Gold. silver, and Steel Spectacles, and E.
Glasses Of all kinds; different patterns of Opera Glasses
large assortment for sale and to hire; Magnifylns
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes, &e.
Artificial Ewes inserted and made to order
Having taken the agency of one of the first manuac
tures OF Pebble Lenses am glad be able sell such
money than they have before sold for
thus giving everybody the chance of getting the best
sssy- Consultation free Of CHARGE
J. RoSENBUsH, (Agent,) optician.
MO diff Successor to L, Shrishem
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05

New YORK, Feb. 4.-Decrease in loans
S2027 ,229; increase in specie, S2,0S5 500; III
crease in circulation, SHOOTS; increase III
deposits, S493, 699.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05

HANOVER. N H.. Feb 4.-The venerable
and Rev DR.. Shurtlif, professor in Dart
mouth cslegc, died this afternoon, aged 81
wears.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05
YANKEE NOTIONS, pERFUMERY, &C., &C.

l. ard p. Coats, Dicks, Willimantic and Glasgow
genuine 200 yds Spool Cottons, &c per spool
Wide WOrsted Braids for bottom of Dresses, and five
yards long for &C.
Burnetts Cocoane for the Hair, down Slc bottle.
300 Misses and Chilirens best Rubber Round Combs,
Gle
Best American Pins down to 3ke per paper
Hundreds of Dollars worth Of Hair, Tooth and Nail
Brushes Soaps Sewing and Embroidery Silks, Needles
Porte Monnaics, with thousand other articles in thS
department
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05
From Alabama.


MOBILE, Feb. 2.-The revenue cutter Lewis
Cass has been surrendered 10 the state author,
tiles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05

AUSTIN, Jan. 90,-The house, by vote of
65 to l3, passed bill legaIizng the convention
under the bill of rights.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05

ALBANY, Feb. 4. - Huratio Seymour has
been nominated by the democrats OF the legis-
ature for United States senator.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05
Hosiery and Gloves.

800 pairs Ladies' 25c Fleece Lined silk Gloves down
to Ice.
100 pairs Boys Buck Mittens lined, sc worth IS.
800 pairs Ladies' aud Misses Gauntets at about half
price.
All our So and 75c Best quality Ladies' KID GLOVES,
down to soc pair
800 pairs Ladies RIBBED Stockings reduced to lOac
pair
800 pairs Ladies IS and zoe Fleece Lined Cotton Stock
ings down to l3c pair.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-02-05
EMBROIDERY AND LACE DEPARTMENT.

Our whole and entire stock of Jaconet and Muslin
Collars, Bands, Edgngs, Inserngs Sets, Dimity Cam
brio and Muslin Bands, Infants Waists, Robes, &c
100 pairs Rich Puff Lace Sleeves down to 75c never
before offered less than 81 rs pair.
Joined Blends, Blond Edgirgs, Lace Wells, Lace EGG
ings Laces, Vail Berages Wash Blends, &C. at 30 per
cent. discount.