Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-30
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lancey, on the southern coniederacy."
kost Is At Madrid trying 10 get on duty as an
ambassador. The letter was written there
and dated March % The writer was not
in happy mood. He did not sit in the bright
ness of hope There appeared to him to be
no help for the traitors, in Europe Neither
England nor France would interfere, and the
confederate treason must rely entirely on it.
self. Mr.. Rost says
Il arrived here on the Sth, and was well
received unofficially, but. as far as l can as
certain, there is truth in what was told me at
the Spanish Leg alton at Paris, and also by NJ.
Theuvenal, that Spain would not act alone
on the American question. When you left
zee did not expect that our government lcould
he recognized, bm we had q ,ceu founded hope
that the blockade arould be set aside. You
will. no doubt, have seen that the declaration
of Earl Russell, that it could not be consider
ed ineffective, had been sustained in parlia-
ment, and that similar declaration of the
French minister had also been carried in the
chamber OF deputies by large majority.
ThiS destroys the last hepe IRE had that those
governments lconld do justice JetWeeR the bel
hgerenfS.
lit must now be manifest to every one that
we have to rely exclusively upon ourselves and
ourinternalresourcest to establish urindepend-
~ yteI "e s'ecee q Ee "'H oice me hH'o-
on imports sufficient to pay the interest Of the
debt, loi,ich their course forces us to incur and
create stnhieg fund, must be tecfed.
oIp'eu WIN '.le eeci'r"'iUil ''iat the
made the statement. unsupnorted Inv anv ron
son, that he trusted that by the first of June,
or even before the civil war would be ended
fl'cr .eaulnS in ''ie PRESIDENT inaugural that
-: %l' N.Ieu " 0oioluuc .,lat the earn
~ ,'..'ii ~ ny Vi MI, 1e""ru'
tederate states had bcromn cnnvincnd tbnt
they had nothing to hope from England or
ri "a nc 5le reoeiiloii "ouiu emu
rs hEev hare been bU the Northern nyess has
done great injury TO orr cause When peo-
pie hear Of fifteen thousand men, strongly for
tilted, routed and made prisoners by an equal
number of aSsailantS. they begin to doubt the
bravery of southern troops and their ultimate
success. Can you not, through Mr.. Helm Or
by some other channel. send us reliable south
ern papers, exposing the talschoods of the
northern press? ~
We snnnosa Cen Rutlar irsi.ted ~, h.,.iro
..; ,...1,,..,
'''is i.''ei PuDiiSieu III Nc" NIieahs Decause
he believed 1t would have wholesome effect
on public sentiment there. But the secession
madness of the sla,,or,, ovtr.p,its ,,,, mat lao
ic'soheu "lth' Nothlhg "Oulo 10 50 huch
to develope a frank and ready Union senti
ment at such places at New Orleans and Nor
en- -, -,
'AN Us " '"'t ousii an" ue'iu'u Poii'S 'o""lu
secession traltors,-a policy that Will make
them feel that secessionism will not be TOLERATE
ii ANYWHERE
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Dur;ng q dobata in +bo house ,rra.d.,. NJ
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laws Vi -n"'s"'' US iii"'e 'lc S'"'e''ieH'
That our expenditures do not now average one
million eight hundred thousand dollars per
d,v W. cor,, , r.oo,t ,,t HI. r,,,,,rl..
i, '''. "S
MI Da"es repheu 10 MI voorhees, re-
marks on former day when the latter con
nehheo IN ms review what he characterized
'he unSouilu' I'lse' ana rulnouS system OF nm
ahce imposed On inc people wltmh the last
Twelve mounts After reading MI voorhees,
array Oh hSures as 10 MS assumed pubic
oep'' anu It's increasing alarming magnitude,
hr. Dawes remarked from trustworthy data
u''' 'iie expenditures VI All the departments OF
the governments OUTSIDE OF the war and navy,
49, f''o' go
Il: IolIowS FOR inc interior department, In
mans, ana pensions TO the ga OF May Sd
ool'ooO' civil IiSt, iorelsn intercourse, ana
itisceliaheouS' p l,ooo'uIo; making total
VI VI ne'lly q-o,ool ,oov' Inc expenditures OF
1 So, W 90 no "ullie ul"' tulG amount
w " I?ol f'It1;o ~ anu Tue navy curing me
1D7 600 Tie avararo dill, ovvord;+,,na :;
the war department have been $780,. 295, and
those OF the navy SlOO,o5l-making the aver
Sse ~ oo'n uepaLtlheh's 995o, III NO re-
thousonJ dnllors frr ilIaral;t,- e. ,I;.lt,,,it,'
The payments last Thursday were only $S64.-
9l7; yet the day after, when the paymastcrs
came IN, the expenditures were S2,OOO,O 900;
uS Gn e 81; olly 9ooo'ooo' 80 ',le eN
Nav last in rounI nu,hers Iroro :. ~ tha
r,;I;+or,, ca-I 400 oon. 80, SO 600 600.
ali o+sn 1;t,,,o e.,s oo9 ooo
sI1I 600 oho -, tI,-' itI, - Nj, IacI
iii the 92d of Nv the nulJ;c doht (l;,,,r
szo noo ooo oil ,iabt Ld,,,,n,thod w., p,,1,t''re
IN amounted in tbn ,,,gra,1,atl,' nm Er;J,,. Ias+
IN s1s1 zoo II5 Mr. naI,os nm. :, ,,.r.,II,i
betwecn the nxnendituras nndar thn torr,nr
administration and the nresent sbovng Ne
tn the civil list tbis odministraton has I'm
g. ,,,,ro bo,,,s+ ,,,J a,o,,,,,,;,nI tL.,,, IL IT,
Hi nonnoot;,,,, H., nofnna1 -, .1,n -,
of,rtS of NJ CoLl, astro,, ,,,, ,roI;t - ,I'a
,n,arnnan+ ooJ Observation-Disclosures W 49,.
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