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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-03-07
MARRIAGE.

BbAIRAD0NLEY-By and ut the resi-
depce Of Rev. c. W. Swain on the 9TH inst.
Jesse Blair Of Montgomery County and Mrs
Sarah a, Donley Of this County.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-03-07

Jan. H., IS,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-16
WHAT IT MEANS.

1t is not the slavery question, in any fornls
that is now in issue between the administra.
ton and the secession conspirators. With
them this question has always been mere
pretext They have used it to excite their
section of the country and keep themselves IN
power, Beyond this they really care very
little about it, for they understand quite as
well as anybody how atrocously they and
their coedjutors misrepresentcd the purposes
of the republican party in regard TO
slavery. They mean the overthrow of repub'
hcan institutions and She establishment OF a
despotism in their place. From the beginning,
they have threatened 10 seize Washington and
overthrow the government; and the work
which all good union men have immediate
ly on hand is TO prevent this and make them
powerlessI 1t is the country that is now at
stake, and this is so plain to all that men ev-
erywlere forget to discuss the slavery ques-
ion, and occupy themselves chiefly in dis
cussing treason and traitors.
The existence of the nation is threatened
by band OF desperate conspirators, who seek
to destroy the government because they are
no longer able 10 control it; and these men
havf been countenanced in their treason, by
those who have heretofore been foremost in
professions OF nationality" and devotion
to the Union" 1t is the work of traitors and
malignant partizans, undertaken without
prcvocaion, and with purposes more I'M
reasonable and wicked than it would be
possible to imagine if we did not see them.
1t is not pleasant to have such an issue thrust
upon us. But there is no way TO escape it.
This crusade OF treason has been organized
deliberately it means mischief and must be
repealed
II is now 10 be determined whether this re-
public has in it the elements Of self preserva-
ton. Until now it has had great reputation
throughout the world for stability, power, and
prosperity 1t has stood among the ma
tons as one of the great powers, SEEM
ingly free from liability to such rev.
olutionary movements as have disturbed other
countries. Now we are to show the world
whether it has deserved this reputation, and
whether it is to endure to be the hope and in
spiralion of all lovers of freedom, and a bless
ing to mankind, through the coming ages.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-16

NAT. Kennedy, OF Roxoury, nas discovered IN on
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The. Father of Medicine says of another herb this
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-16
The Presidents Requisition upon the States
for Troops

WASHINGTON, April Is. The following is
the form Of the call on the respective states of
the government for troops, issued to-day
through the war department
Sir,-Under the act OF congress for calling
out the militia to execute the laws of the In
ion, to suppress insurrection. repeI invasion,
SC, approved February 2Sth, 1895. | have
the honor to request your exccencv to cause
to be Immediately detached from the militia
of your state the quota designated 10 serve as
infantry or ritiemen for the period OF three
months unless sooner discharged.
Your eXcellency will please communicate the
time at about which your quota will be ex~
pected at the rendezvous, as it will be met as
soon as practicable by an officer or officers to
muster it ii: the service and pay Of the United
States. AT the same time the oath of fidelity
to tue United States will be administered to
every officer and man. The mastering officers
will be instructed to receive no man under the
rank OF commissioned officer over forty five or
under eighteen years, or who is not in physi.
cal strength and health. The quota for each
state IS as follows -
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, Delaware, Michigan, Iowa,
Minnesota, and Wisconsn--one each. Massa
chusetts aid Tennessee-two each. Ohio
thirteen. New Jersey, Kentucky, and Missou-
ri-iour each Indiana and Iuos-sx each.
Pennsy lvania-siXteen. New York-seven-
teen. Arkansas--one. North Carolna-two.
Marylaud-iour Vrginia-three. 1t is or
dered that each regiment shall consist Of 780
including officers, and the men total thus
called out is 1881. The remainder to be
composed of troops OF the District of Colum
bia-thus completing $4,000
The New York quota OF troops will rem
devious at Elmira and Albany New Jersey,
ut Trenton Massachusetts at Springfield,
The special correspondent Of the CONNER
cial says, orders to the Massachusetts troops
to hasten to Washington, have been counter.
manded. They are directed to hold them.
selves ready for orders from the war depart
ment.
PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-By present ap.
pca$lnces the military quota Of Pennsylvania
win soon be male up, and many to spare
Companies are forming in almost every ward.
The second regiment Of the Washington brig.
ade (Germans) is full, and the first gegment
is nearly completed The National Guard
were rendered their services and will be able
soon 10 march with one thousand men.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-16
Military Activity in New York and
New Jersey.
THE UNION TEErKNG UNIVERSAL

New YORK, April 15A-The steamship
Philadelphia is rapidly loaGang guns and
munitions, and may carry, Aoops south. She
is nearly ready for sea"
AT meeting ,eft 'citizens to-day, arrange
ments were MAZE for public meeting to sus-
tain the gov ment. Resolutions were adopt
ed il ltting the state militia upon
I war yooTfA!-.1R VznEaz,a.tLe legislature to
appropriate adequate funds immetiiatefy
The seventh and eighth regiments are under
stood to bold themselves in readiness for SER
vice.. A number of volunteer companies can
be found, and Gen. Ward of the Scott Rifle
Guard expected to assist the organization of
regiment of Which he is to have the COM
mand. Col. Bennett OF the 29th regiment,
Brooklyn, says it will support The government
to a man. Orders are received from Wash
ington to fill up the federal regiments cas-
speedily as possible.
The recruiting offices were crowded with
applicants to day.
In Jersey City the universal feeling is for
| standing by the Union at all hazards.
The second regiment will tender their ser.
vices to the government About 600 wide
awakes are said to have done the same.
l: is stated that Gov. Olden of New Jersey.
will in few days tender TO the federal author
tiles several thousand troops
Gov. Morgans message to the legislature
to-day, after urging the legislature to grant
the power to embo1y and equip the militia,
aud provide means, says, "Let not New York
faler in this hour of the country's peril, but
let her make all needtul preparations to re.
spOnd to the nations call with that prompt
ness which COMFORTS with her past history
and her present position in the sisterhood Of
states.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-16
TursOag a4lOruins, april Is, 1851.

CARD.-Worcester, April 10, ls6l.-To JACOB BAR
ROW, ESQ., Dear Sr-The undersigned, ladies and pen-
Lemen. comprising the Dramatic Company at present
acting nnder your management DESTROYS of testIfynp to
yourself and estimable LADY, in substantial form their
hiRh sense of the aInable and courteous manner with
which your respective relations with them have be en-
conducted since the organization OF the troupe beg leave
10 offer their services in the form of Complimentary
benefit such evening during the present season
may be deemed fit, tere follow the signatures tle
members of the Company and cf the leader of the
chesra, &c, &c.
To the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Dramatic Com
pany, &C. &c; Kind Friends, for thus des
gnate those who work with a hearty good will for our
mutual benefit believe me, both Mrs. Barrow and my
gclfmost cordially thank you for the comp
ment we have ever had paid u.s. that shall ALWAYS
look back TO with the sincerest pleasure. and with the
insured feeling that the offer of your services bune
ut marks the cordially of intercourse at the same
time that it spontaneous eIuson of that kind feeling
which we are pleased to acknowledge and accept. l
have made ngements with Mr.. Piper hat the
plimentary Benefit shall take place Il Wedne sday
evening" the 18th. With the sinceres' fishes for your
health, happiness and prosperity. remain, always
faithfully yours, j.. COB BARROW.
In consequence of the correspondence on We'd
nesday evenieng the 18th of April grand Compliment
AIRY Benefit to Mr. and Mrs. Barrow will take place at
The Worcester Theater, when will be performed first
lime in this city, Shakspeare's great Play, TWELFTH
NIGHT. with the whole company in thet cast,
an entirely new Comedy by ON TAYLOR, author of
''Still Waters" called NINE POINTS OF THE LAW.
The Box open for the reception of names d3t apis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-16

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-16
Union Excitement in Pennsylvania.
MlSCuIEYOUS SECESSION JOURNAL TIRE ATEN-
ED WITH DESTRUCTION.
OUTRAGE UPON PRIVATE CITIZENS.


PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-This morning
an excited crowd assembled before the office
of paper called The Palmetto Flag, threaten.
ing to demollsh it, The proprietor saved tie
building by displaying the American flag, and
throwing tine Objectionable papers out Of the
window. Good humor was then restored
Second Dispatch There is still much ex-
element about the Palmetto Flag Office. The
whole square is blocked up The mayor and
police have possession of the building. A
large American flag is suspended across the
street. Some damage was done to the interior
OF the Office, which would have been Quilted
but for the interference of the mayor. The
mayor made a speech TO the crowd. A dan
gerous mob feeling is excited. The crowd
moved down to the Argus office and ordered
the American flag TO be displayed The po-
lice are protecting the Office. The excitement
has subsidized, but the affair caused an immense
sale of flags. AT the various military rem.
devious, enlistments are rapidly increasing, es-
pecally among the Germans.
| Mayor Henry made "A patriotic speech to the
excited crowd which threatened the Palmetto
Flag Office. 1t was to the effect that by the
grace of Almighty God, treason shall never
rear its head in Philadelphia He called on
the people to stand by their flag at all hazards
at the point OF the bayonet Unnecessary, but
| III so doing remember the rights due to their
fellow citizens and their priva-e property.
Amid cries of 1--WE will, 1--WE will, the crowd
dispersed; the mayor raising the stars and
stripes.
PHILADELPHrA5April 15-9 P. M.-The law
less proceedings to-day, caused much alarm to
order.loving citizens. The mob was mostly
composed Of youths from the outer districts.
They have Ybeen held in allegiance only through
the will k\,ness of citizens to obey their de-
mand t. low their colors. After visiting the
newspa offices and the government proper
ty, the, marched in a body up Market street,
bearing the well known Union flag. They
obliged people at all points on the route to
procHe something red, white, and blue, to
protect their property with. Search was made
for the publication rooms OF the Southern
KMonitor, but as the paper was suspended, the
mob were unable to carry out their intention
| OF DESTROYING the forms, and satisfied them
selves with breaking the signs in pieces. The
ringIeaders were furnished with ropes TO hang
the editor, ii caught Gen. Patterson's man
sion ON both street. was mobbed. They
threatened the destruction Of servant who
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-16
Special 1lotltes
Notice.-The TRuCKMEN of this city are requested
10 meet at the Police Court Room, WEDNESD AY
EVENING, at q o'clock. Per order DIT apl6
Another Re>identer of New Yorl, city te

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-16
BREEcH-IoAD1Ne RIFLES.
ke dollars and

old muskets now in the hands 0f our volunteer
militia, and in the arsenals, should be riied
and altered in this way as soon US possible.
Soldiers in actual service should have the best
arms that can be manufactured.
1t is stated that the armory at Springfield is
now manufacturing muskets at the rate of fit
teen hundred a month. The muskets made
there, we believe, are muzze loading smooth
bores, with percussion locks But why should
the government go on manufacturing such
guns, when it can get and use the right to
manufacture the very best patented breech-
loading riled carbines and muskets in exist
ence None but the very best should be man
ufactured for the military service, for the diff
ference between good and poor arms is impor-
tant when arms are to be used, although it
may cost just as much time and money to
make one as the other.
Joslyn's rifle is the simplest, most effective,
and every way the best breech- loading rifle
we have ever examined. 1t is much better
than Sharpe's, being simpler stronger, less
liable to get out of order, and for many rea
sons more desirable. We wish there were
five hundred thousand of them in the govern
ment arsenals About $500 Sharpes rifles
were manufactured for the government, but
most of these were transferred to the secession
lists by that base traitor, secretary Floyd. He
did the same thing with lot of Maynard
rifles, and with some three hundred of the
Joslyn carbiues. But arms of this descrip-
ton cannot be manufactured at the south, at
present. The successful gun shops are all at
the north but the national manufactures
should make none but the best, and so it
wonld be, should the government adopt the
policy of securing promptly on just terms the
right to use all the latest aud best improve
ments in firearms, and allow none to be made
without them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-16

MEETING IN FANEUIL HALL.-The Boston
journal says :-"It has been suggested that
public meeting be held in Faneuil Hall to
express the sentiment of the community upon
the existing crisis in our national affairs. Let
the suggestion be carried out, by all means.
When traitors threaten TO hoist their flag over
the Cradle of Liberty, voice of rebuke and
defiance should go forth from its walls which
will show that the patriotic spirit of our Rev
dictionary Fathers still anmates the citizens
of Boston" :.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-16
The Response of New Hamnshirs.

MANCHESTER, N. H., April 15.-New lamp
shire will respond promptly to the call of the
president for troops. The requisition has not
been received yet, but as soon as received
Gov. Goodwin will take prompt and active
measures tor complying with it. 1t is not
probable that an extra session of the legisa-
ture will be called. The state will undoubt-
eddy tender two regiments to the government
instead of one as requested by the president.
Senator Hale aud Hon. Joseph H. Smith
addressed large and enthusiastic meeting at
Dover, tonight. Political preferences were
forgotten in the universal sentiment OF loyalty
to the federal government
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-16

answered their calls unfortunately, and slam
med tile door in their faces. The crowd were
uproarious, and violent attempt was made to
to force open the door. General Patterson
finally appeared at the window, holding the
colors of tie regiment alott, when the
crowd moved awa0. 1t is understood that
Patterson, who is charged with secessonism,
intends throwing up his commission.
They then visited Gen. Cadwallader, who
made Union speech and threw out the flag.
AT least ten.thousand people have been gath
cred in Chestnut street all day There were
heavy falls of rain this evening, which scat
tered the crowds. The mayor had large police
force, on duty all day, who were worn out
with fatigue in restraining the mob. The
people have just come to realize the truth that
the capture of Fort Sumter and nfiamatory
articles in some OF the newspapers, calling al
tcntion to secessionists in the city, unduy eX-
cited the dsorderly portion Of the community
Several prominent soutLerners with secession
proclivities, including Robert Tyler, received
warning from so-caIled vigilance committee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-16

In Franklin, April a. Freddie b, only child of H and
NJ Wilanls. yrs II mos "a days
funeral to-day at % clock at the Waldo House. Rel
at and friends are invited to attend
in Boston. April 10, George l. Wood 81
Funeral at his former residence. corner of Main nd
Myrtle streets in This city, this dav Tuesday at
p m Friends and relatives are invited 10 attend with.
out further notice. ~
In Grafton April 10, Mrs Jane Abbie Dennis vile Of
Benjamin heywoUd, ESQ., ana third daughter OF Rev /, q
and Mrs Mary 7 ennis, 81. - - ~ -
In AiddleaOre April ii, Sarah Vaughan 50 vrs p,oa
In Charlton April s. Liubeus ParShurs a; 9Th iea
Samuel Hall, 81. ~ ' W
In Webster April 10, Eleazur Bartlett GO vYs mos
In III mpsOn. Conn, April Joseph Town, 90 w
In Homer Cortland county, Y, APRIL, Rev William
associate editor 'rhe New York Evangelist
JENNY an OLD coiored woman, died very suddenly
able aye OF no wears She retained ali her faculties was
die at the common size. ~ Hss
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-16

THEATER-The great play of Macbeth will be
produced tonight as il never has been before in
Worcester. Mrs. Faren, second in tragedy only to
Charlotte Cushman, plays Lady Macbeth, whilst
Mrs. Barrow appears as Hecate. A fine chorus has
been engaged and the witch scenes will be effective
ly rendered Tomorrow gratifying testimonial
to Mr.. & Mrs. Barrow takes place, which we hope
will be responded to by our citizens.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-16
Enthusiastic Meeting in Lawrence-Premiums
offered for Places In the Ranks.

LAWRENCE, April To- A public meeting of
not less than three thousand citizens assembled
at the city hall to night. Their united voice
was for the constitution and the flag of the
union. Our two military companies met at
their armories and quite spirited contest
took place to fill the requisition of the govern
or for troops. Premiums were offered for
places in the ranks
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-16

PROF BANSISG's LECTURES CoNTISuED.-Prof Ban
ming gives notice to those suffering from affections of the
throat, heart and lungs, spinal affections Indigestion
female weakness, and hernia. that he finds it necessary
to remain through next week at Mrs. westos on Maple
street, prepared to the above maladies
icnes by means of his braces Those who desire relief
should apply early for the better prospect dot apis