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however, at the Cooper Institute, in connec-
ton with unqualified denunciations of gov
eminent arrests, and the emancipation act,
unfolded the base of the design.
1t is our belief, therefore, that it is the in
tention of Seymour, Wood, Barlow, & Co., in
case Joseph Surface is elected, to recall the
state troops, and withhold any more recruits
unless the emancipation proclamation is re-
scinded. If the president refuses, and attempts
to enforce the national authority, Seymour
will appeal to the state militia, as their COM
mander, to resist 1t is the calculation, then,
of the leading conspirators that the fierce pas
sions Of the democracy being aroused beyond
the reasoning point, they can be made to
rush menacingly to arms, either in opposition
to the draft, or on constructed cries of ''liber-
ty of speech and state rights" mo Bastile, u
&c. At the same time a case will be rapidly
made up for the supreme court of the United
States, through which the president will be
condemned by that tribunal as having exceed
| ed the powers of the constitution and as being
deserving of impeachment. Two violent par
ties will then spring up-one standing for the
supreme court and the constitutions and the
other rallying round the president. 1t is easy
to perceive that in this new chaos our nation
atty will be engulfed, and the fractured Uniol
be shivered into fractions in all portions eX
cept the cohesive and domineering SOUTH"
What the president wants and intends
have is a swift, short war, that will crush tn
rebellion and end the conflict in such a wa
as will give peace and safety to the nation
And this is what the loyal people want. Tt
political influence of the men who have o.
ganized this opposition has constantly int
fered to embarrasS the war and make it TAI
ure. The success of their political aim wou
subvert the government and make civil VIZ
endless. Republicans, democrats, loyal me
of Massachusetts Will you vote in such
way as to uphold their influence? Rehec
and decide as true patriots that you will n,
be found voting on their side
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-31

The meeting at Mechanics Hall, tonight,
will be one of no common interest. We trust
that no friends of the nominations at the head
of our columns will fail to give those who are
bearing the burden of the contest the encour-
agement and approval of their presence!
The success of the republican ticket, I'M
broken and whole, is duty which the state
owes to the nation. Fortunately there is no
doubt of its success now. But it should be
expressed with an emphasis that will carry en-
enlargement and hope to every loyal state
and into every camp from the Potomac to the
Mississippi.
Let this last rally of the republicans of
Worcester be worthy of the cause which has
never yet been betrayed in their hands.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-31

OFF FOR New QUARTERs.-The companies
lately forming part of the 54th regiment,
commanded by Captains Stiles, Cogswell,
Davis, and Power, will break camp at camp
Wool this morning. and start, the three first
for Readyille, and the latter for Bedford. The
companies leave camp under the general COM
mand of Capt. Stiles, senior officer, and ac-
companied by band of music, and an escort
composed of the home guards and citizens
will march through Main street to the western
depot. An extra train will start from the
track east of Shrewsbury street, at 10 30A.M.,
bearing these companies and their escort to
their destination. The escort will return by
one Of the evening trains. The un-military
are desired to furnish themselves with excur-
sion tickets, at Mr.. Dyer's office on Foster
street. a few cheers in the line of march,
though an unusual feature, would not proba-
bly, come amiss.
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The STATE VoTE.-The Importance of the
questions to be decided at the ensuing cleo
ton, and the unusual animation ofthe contest,
will bring ont the full vote of the state.
Many thousand voters will this wear be de-
prived of the privilege of voting, and their
places have not been filled. Yet it would not
be surprising # the aggregate should exceed
one hundred and twenty-five thousadd votes.
OF this number, Gov. Andrews Legitimate
proportion would be seventy-fve thousand
Even this proportion may be increased if The
patriotic activity which has been manifested
by republicans in all parts of the state during
the last ten days, is continued till Tuesday
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SENATOR WILSON'S SPEECH.-The largest
and best portion of the speech of senator Will
son, at Cambridge, Tuesday evening, will be
found in our columns this morning-omtting
only so much as related especially to the con-
test in the fourth congressional district The
speech is one of the most useful of the cam
paign. 1t is a complete and unanswerable
justification of the position of the republican
party, and damaging exposure of the preten-
sions of the opposition. We commend it to
the good sense and candor of this section Of
the commonwealth.
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Gbe 4aip spp, d0luresr frioap Mluming Oct 81, 1882

APPLES FOR THE SOLDIERs.-We can not
too strongly urge upon the people of this
county the benefit which apples are acknow-
lodged to be to the soldiers. In this year of
plenty, there is scarcely farmer in the whole
state but can give one or more barrels, to be
sent to the camps of "our boys or, if diff
cult to keep, dried apples will answer nearly
as well. VIII not some person take hold of
the matter and call for contributions?
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-31

Police CoURT.-Yesterday James Dona-
hue, for assault and battery on two officers,
was sentenced to the house of correction for
two months. Samuel T. Smith Of West Boyl-
ston, for larceny Of tub of butter from the
freight house in Clinton, was sent to the
house of correction for one month. Thomas
Melsop, for throwing fiat iron at the head
Of William Hutchinson, was fined 80 and
costs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-31

"NIGGER ON THE BRAIN."-The Boston
Post had silly roor-back, yesterday, to the
effect that Gov. Andrew and Gen. Dix were
negotiating to settle five hundred negro fam.
lies in Massachusetts, as the first instalment
of this states quota of contrabands. Mr.. F.
W. Bird makes a statement in last evenings
Boston Journal to the effect that Major
Bodies Ga democracy of the staff of General
Dix Ga democrat) made representations to
Gov. Andrew that there was danger that some
OF the freed men in the department of fortress
Monroe would be seized and taken back into
slavery, and urged him to provide an asylum
for them in Massachusetts or elsewhere till
the government could colonize them. Gov.
Andrew promptly and decidedly declared his
diSaPproral Of the achole scheme, mainly on
the ground that whenever the government
officials will do the ''contrabands'' Justice,
they have shown that they can take care of
themselves-that they are not wanted here,
and that they are, or soon will be, wanted
there.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-31

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10 those who TAX PI!a.-Many pcople trou
Dleu with CostYeness, Indigestion, Headache &C. ara
constantly dosing themselves with Pills Scdlitz Water
Salts &c, without deriving any lasting benefit. Now
the fact is all that these pursatives accomplish is to
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blood No permanent reltf is obtained: the Headache
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CITY AND COUNTY.

THE MEETING To-NIGHT.-The committee
of arrangements for the republican meeting
at Mechanics Hall, desire to impress upon all
friends of the cause as well as upon all can
did people, the Importance of large and gen.
erous attendance to- night. Hon. A. IL. Bull
lock, whose time and eloquenee have been
devoted to the success of the republican cause
which is now the cause of the government
and of the country-in manner which does
him great honor will address the meeting at
length upon the important topics of the hour.
Other well-known and popular speakers will
add profit and interest to the meeting. Come
one and all and let voice go up from cen
trail Massachusetts in anticipation of the cleo
ton, proclaiming that the people have not
been moved from their old faith by the dis
loyal clamor that has been raging around
them.
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When you go to the ballot box ask your
selves whether the vote you are about to give
will strengthen the loyal men of the country,
or encourage the traitors to the country
inns division Of sentiment in the north is
looked upon with more of hope by the men
engaged in this rebellion than foreign inter-
venuon, and say to you, gentlemen, that the
result OF the recent elections has encouraged
the men engaged in this rebellion to hope on,
and to struggle on, with the idea of ultimate
success. If these loyal states are to take
ground against the administration, the effect
must be, and will be, to impair the influence
and power of the loyal portion of the country,
and to nerve the arm of the rebellion; and it
must be paid for in our treasure, and in the
blood OF our brave men. You have sentyour
brave men by humid eds away to the battle
field. Many of them sleep In their bloody
graves. Many of them are tonight around
their watch fires. Act, then, up to the noble
declaration made by George Bancroft, the
other day, when he said, II will not send brave
men to the battle field, and betray them at the
polls" prolonged applause
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Court cd Insolvency-Chapin, j.

For Friday, October 81, 1862, al 8 o'clock A. NJ
Richardson Co.. first meeting
Luther stowe, first meeting
John Cummings, second meeting, and for stay of
proceedings
Oney Bolster Son, third meetings.
H. r. Whittemore, adjourned second, and third
meeting
Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Lyman II. Balloon, first meeting.
A. i. AmmidOwn & Co, first meeting.
Moses Kendall first meeting
Royal A. Keith, second meeting.
Charles II. Harris, third meeting.
CHAs. e. STEVENS Assistant Register.
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MILITARY CLOTHING.


SWORDS, SASIES. BELTS, SHOULDER STRAPS
CARS, PISTOLS, HAVERSACEr ~
a nd al other goods suitable for an officers outdt
Also Drinking tubes Rubber Cnps " ritipg iasLe
hhnc, Fork ana Spoon with many ether articles, for
soui comfort all of which will he sold AT the lowest
possible price. Particular attention given tn
PRESENTATION SWtItDS 's
1,. go ~ CHAS. G. COLEMAN
DEALER IN WATCHES JEWELLERY SIIyER " AM kc
81 "i 2l3 Main street, corner Of Foster
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THE ''DEcL1NE' OF THE OPPOSITION,

THE "DEcLNE" OF THE OPPOSITION.
The convention at Worcester was holder
than the convention in Boston. The conven-
ton at Worcester rebuked the president for
Issuing his proclamation under the advice of
other persons, and not content with that de-
clared emphahcally that it protested sin the
name OF civilized humanity" against the pro-
clamaton of the president Of the United
States; and now, gentlemen, these two class
es OF men in Massachusetts are co-operating
together in advocating state ticket, are rum
ning members of cOngress-when they can
lind anybody that will stand-(great merri-
ment-and are attempting to divide the pub
lie sentiment of this state, that ought to be a
unit in support of the president and of his pol
icy. (Applause.) | know, gentlemen, they
have been very unfortunate. They went up
to Springfield few days ago, and although
they had condemned the republican conyen-
ton for recommending Charles Sumner for
reelection to the senate of the United States,
they thought they would go and do likewise,
and so they nominated Mr.. Charles Francis
Adams, who is in England, and they thought
he would not hear Of it in season to decline
before the election; but to-day Mr.. Adams
son comes out with letter, saving that his
father had been consulted upon the subject,
and declined to be a candidate for these gen
tlemen. Cloud applause.) As your fellow
citizen, Mr.. BurlngNme, is over on the other
side Of the world, would suggest that they
nominate him as a candidate for the senate;
but then | fear his father-n-law would be
rushing into the newspapers with a letter de-
Ginning to have him associated with these gem
tlemen (applause); and if he did not do it, |
think his little bright-eyed boy would come
forward and protest that his father should not
be used by these gentlemen. (Renewed APP
plause.) They nominated Col. Kinks, a
brave and gallant soldier, down in the Essex
district, the other day, to run against Mr. Al
ley; but Col. Kinks comes out with letter
declining their support and tells them
to their faces that he votes for no man who
gives qualified supportto the government of
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The above medicinal beverage manufactured by The
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valuable medicinal qualities ami prescribe it in their
practice The proprietor in his possession more than
ten thousand letters from patients who have used it in
me anoYe-named complaints. lie has the privilege OF
referring to the following PHYSICIANS who stand at the
head OF their profession in This city. up pint and
quart bottles and for sale by all druggists and grocers
UD0LPHO WOLFE,
M Rnar
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The HOME GUARDS will meet at the City
Hall this morning at half-past seven o'clock,
to make arrangements for the escort duty to
the three companies of the late 9th regiment
who leave this morning for Readville. A
punctual attendance is requested. A general
invitation is extended to the citizens to join in
the escort.
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For STArr sEvAroRs.

Central District-u ARTLEY WILLIAMS ofworcestcr
South West DiStrict-ASHER JOSLIN of Webster
West iSujct--GEORGE WHIrNfY Of ROY alston.
East District-NOSEA CRANE of Millbury
Northeast District-JOEL G. ALLFN oi LeOmnster
Southeast Districi-MILLIAM r. NIL. Of sutton.
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The other day called upon the president
with an earnest Douglas democrat of Massa-
chusetts. The news had just come to the
president of these defeats of his supporters in
those states, and the president seemed bowed
down, as | have seen him bowed down when
intelligence of the defeat of our armies in the
field came upon him, and he said Il confess
that | am grieved at the results of these cleo
tons. This intelligence will go to Europe it
will be construed there as a condemnation,
of the war; it will go into the land Of the re-
bellion, and will encourage tie leading rebels
and nerve the arms of the leading soldiers
fighting our men in the field. 1t is true"
said the president ''many of these men elect
ed profess to be war democrats but the reso-
buttons of their conventions, the tone of their
leading presses, and their general action, will
be construed everywhere against the cause of
our country" That Douglas democrat came
away from that interview with the resolution
that he would give his vote in Massachusetts,
this autumn, to the cause of his country.
THE WESTERN REvERsEs.
Now, gentlemen, | admit that there have
been reverses in the states to which have re-
ferred; but those reverses came not upon us
on account of any want of fidelity on the part
of the men who elected Abraham Lincoln.
We had, in Pennsylvania, the entire republi
can vote of that state, and we had also the
votes of many thousands of loyal democrats.
and still we were defeated We had, in In
diana, the support of the entire republican
party, and the support also of thousands of
loyal democrats, and still we were defeated
by small vote. And why? Why, the fact
is. gentlemen, that during the lastfour months.
the loyal states OF this Union have been all
most stripped of their young men, who voted
for Abraham Lincoln two years ago. Zap
plause) Take the votes of the state of Iowa,
where they have allowed the soldiers to give
their votes in this election, and you will see
what the sentiment of the soldiers in the field
is. OF the thirty"one regiments Of that state
whose votes were taken that day, Seyen thou
sand one hundJed and ten majority ce9'e air.
en- for the republican ticket of the state of
Iowa. (Appause.) The old 9TH regiment of
Iowa, that has been decimated, almost on
many battle geld, gave POS votes for the re-
publican ticket, and four votes for the demo-
cratic ticket. (Applause.) The Seth regi,
ment gave 445 republican votes and seth dem
ocartic. The 2lst regiment gave 454 repub.
lican and II democratic votes-and 80 on;
showing that nearly all the men in the field
from the state of Iowa are the supporters of
the policy OF this administration; and by their
votes they saved two republican members of
congress. If the soldiers in the field from
the states of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana
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WORCESTER COUNTY TEACHERS AssocIA-
TIoN.-This association holds its next semi
annual meeting at Oxford. commencing this
Friday morning at nine o'clock, and contin-
uing until Saturday noon. The programme
promises a meeting of unusual interest. The
exercises are to be conducted by DR.. Emer-
son of Boston, Mr.. H. L. Rockwell of the
Millbury high school, Mr.. Paine of the High
land school, this city, and Messrs. Greene
and Lombard of the Worcester high school,
Essays from several lady teachers of this city,
and an exhibition of gymnastics by Mr.
Hunts scholars, will constitute a new and in
teresting feature Of this meeting.
Mr.. Hunts class, seventy in number, will
leave for Oxford this morning in the half past
ten O'Clock train. Their exhibition at the
teachers institute promises to be of great in
terest.
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It. Governor 80, j DEL HAYDEN. williamsburg:
Secretary Of State, OLIVER WARNER, Northampton
AStorney GeRerui.nN light FOSTER, Worcester:
treasurer .......... HE ny X. OLIVER, Salem;
dRditor. .,.....nLENI REED, Abingdon.
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az SG 1Shm o. Mott, Physician ind Svr,,,,,,,,
4 SiiI cihLEr, corner u Howard Bnst"p H.
o ui III rom " until and from 10 in ts eV, III
Hioas &eeiiop 81 Tg rnoy and Genital organs scro
aver tenae Complaints, DC An Jcis aiia
cure ali OF ib as extensive practice q ables Dr ~
vepctabie % ,us' ullnoUlt cases. Medicines entiro
''NN' uJluMtm o1n
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LETTER OF LINUS CHILD.-The letter writ
ten by Hon. Linus Child, while acting as agent
for Massachusetts manufacturers, to Mr..
Sumner commencing him for his great ser
vices to the manufacturing interests of New
England, has been published. The following
is n cOny =
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Shef(5-JoHN 5. c. KNowLToN of Worcester.
District AttorReg-P. L MORY ALDklCH of Worcester.
County Com 9aisSioaer-AMORY HOLMAN Of Rultun.
Special Commits erS-wM. Il. DAVIS OF W ebster.
DE- PARMEN TER of Holden
Com. Of Easolpeacy-E. B. SToDDARD OF Worcester
FRAN els L KING OF Worcester.
j. II STOCKWELL Of Web. ter
SAMUELELARK o. Northboro.
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BuCllU for all complaints incident to the sex 10 a.
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enange Of Life and after aud before marrage dr, OF
anu ler eolnnement to strengthen the nprys rcst6
nature TO rs proper channel AID invil ~ ota Tia oIe
GOWN from whatever cause orgnate ~
1 oSe WoIInssS pills Take lelmbold's Eyt,act 9n
ola see advertisement IN another column Git ~ 10y!
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To Military Omcers.
Particular attention is called to my stock Of

Particular attention is called to my stock Of
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MILITARY CLOTHING
Having had large experience in this line of business
can warrant Uniforms from this establishment to be
satisfactory in every particular. All orders executed on
short notice.
D II. EAMES,
Harrington Corner,
anl diff Corner Main and Front streets
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FoR RErRFsENrAtINks ro coNGREs

Eighth Disfrfct-JoHN D. BALDWIN OF Worcester
NiHth Disfriet-wILLIAM b. WAShBURN of Grcen
field
For The VacaRcy-AMAsA WALKER of North Brook
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Shs ConteS stOns aud Experience OF AN In
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vauIon 10 Young men who suffer from Nervous Debil
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large assortment of swords Sashps ReIis Shoulder
Trans, liaversacks, uyercOat Sings Pistols Cans
Drklhg lubes, Cups, Knile, Fork and spoon and in
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quality. RICUARb FISKh a,,nt "e''
., sign Of the Big Gun, 1876 Main street
large assortment Of Watches Silver Ware lew elry
and Spectaclrs. DIR ' " s5I'