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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-12

gun NEW 1OKk, VIA NEW LON.
a DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
Worcester at 1880 g. m, connects at Norwich with
Train for NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
DIRK, arriving in New York by the Shore Line Express
al 135 p. m. p St NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't.
Sup't's Office, Nor. & Wor. Railroad.l
Norwich, Feb, ], 1860.
Tickets for sale at the Ticket Office Worcester
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-17

Erw sfEcULAToRs Ger TRANSPORTATION
-Csrsc~s Deselcpnsenss.-Ofss cess among
the .iso1sa16 which are occurring IN ti,s Cor
federasy Gas acz2et 70 o11aoial eognizaroa, ahow-
ins how specpiators-.hcss pests os soafety-
Use toe Government for their own purposes.
The grand ;ury of the Confederate District
Co1sa 81 Mobile has made s p7esenssasut, e
copy of which hsz haan forwarded to Fxssi-
oent Davis. An extract fom the present
nena vii ezp!sin itself:
The matter IN question -ai.:a. 20 t;ae wide.
spread perTersioE aoa abuse by Government
ciiceEa, as these jurors believe, of the ogtlic
transportation 10 purposes Of personal elaoiz-
Rae1t AID speculation Idsy aRd. saaag other
lsess CT the same natsrs, aud ecaspieuous
among then, thai Geo-ge =. C!itheTai, reat-
dsas ct shs cit: Of Mobile, st Or ab put tie
inoaasi o. aissch OF the present yeaf, st,er hav-
iag proeuTat, sh-ou. n the ageaeg Of a. L. Pow
eli, OF Montgomery, an O.ner from Ii Al. w.
-. sh, u osru L ~. portation Agent al Rica
mOnd, for ste forwarding of pubic supp les
from AaTT OrseGna TO monty oaary, pracsei dc G
TO cave IRAN ported thsrv, under sarge quans:-
s..s sugar ;:tis. Isoasss which WsrS 10 u very
small extent, II aEE as 81, sSl4es ,s:.-n-
stores, on Almost ensirety tbs property oi PA
v2ts spseuIapor5, aad toe suhj-c GF eGiolmo.5
prohts; shs amount wkereo. Ihay cannca ,:,ore
accurately define. than by stating shss they
were net less taan one hundred and City thou
sand dollars. lnoss jur rs further find that
yghiis this transportation Of preterdssi public
supplies WEE naooc3c!JSing the railroads 10 ca
ricn few Interested individuals, the yvaois
community Of ths State, together with tls
Stats and General Government themselves
were daily ana f.sspiy suffering the lu0st se-
rious cetfl:nert by their almost complete aA-
ciusiCn from the yIeA OF said Is.
They Sither End that the goods in question
We're sc Yeral tunes arrested III their transit hy
she vigilance Of oficl.ls. who douhte! the pre-
teoca that they were Governments property,
outstanding the same were ifaginl-Iltiy
marked &c. S. A. and that On every snon oc
aasiou. Mr.. Ciothera', Who sometimes verbally
described hiInself az d Government cent, but
wac really tbs stlaIied agent of the unknown
spectators, represented that they " ere public
suppl.es, epI Inc authorities at Il cnrnond hav-
ing Charge of sch matters, when .elesraphsd
upon the subject, confirmed :his erroneous
Statement by directing thst the goods should
De permitted to GO OF, or by referring ~ tee
original authority in the hands Of Major Csl-
hcGa, st Montgomery, who, upon s. similar
application, returned the sams answsZ apd di-
gecticn.
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ARE THE YAnKEEs III Possession OF Mont.
COOKERY p The MONTGOMERY Adoertsser saws /;

ARE THE IAHREEs III POSSESSION OF MONT.
COOKERY g. The Montgomery Ad0ertsser says
The question was quite ssriousiy ziooted yss-
terd.y and the day before whether the Tan.
kses or the Confederatas werein Possession OF
the capital city Of Alabama. Ihnse who ar-
gued that the enemy held the city pointed to
the blue coats, which were to be seen in pro-
fusion in the market, in the stores. about the
hotels. End on the streets, as an srgument in
their favor. If they were not masters Of the
city, but prisoners, az some commended, what
reasonable accuse could be offered for their
being allowed TO roam through the town with
out q guard They evidently had the best of
the argument; still. there were those who
could not believe Montgomery had been tamesy
surrendered. On application to the Yankees
themselves for information it was found that
freeshcro, and paroled Some Of them said
they were desircu. Of leaving here a. eoen az
possi ,ie, in order to 90 home to their families;
others were not yet satisded. with the success of
tie efforts TO subjugass the South, and wished TO
got another opportunity to murder Southern
men; while Others still professed themselves
60 rauch ensmored Of the ''Sunny South"
that they would be willing to remain, in cass
they could obtain employment as mechanics at
the rate Of five or six dollars per day. AL Of
them esemed to enjoy their liberty immensely,
and doubtless thought the Southern C0nfeder
acy was not such . terrible monster after all
Seriously, however, the practice of allowing
Yankes prisoners to peraEbulate the streets Of
our cities and towns, except when necessary
for their transit from one ra,lrosd depot or
steamboat landing to another, either with or
without guard. is dissraoeful. Their presence
is an offence to the wives, mothers, sisters and
daughters Of the men whom tnese wretches
came South to murder, and their eyes should
not be pained With the spectacle where it is
arraS against us should b. treated humanely.-
A brave and generous people win treat their
prisoners in no other way. They should 10
held as prisoners, however, be elcssly guard
cd, and allowed no opportunities for mingling
promiscaously with the people, or Of sfscsing
for abalition smissariss throughout the Sonth,
incsndiarism, robbery, outbrsaks and nurderh
win the propef authoritiss give thsir attention
70 this mattsrf
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now taking. That course leads 70 the dsstrue-
ton Of both the Constitution and the Union.
am not authorised to speak or isy down the
plan which il 70 govern anybody IN future. I
Perhaps should not anticipass the course
Of the President Of the United Mates In re- ard
TO his proclamation. trust that he viii re-
consider II; that he viii pause and not 90 for
ward with 1t. This Government cannot be re-
stored By the sword alone You must carry
with it the olivs branch. The President Gays
we ere making history. 1 trues re are no.
making such history as the incsnd;ary who
swupg his lighted torch in the cir 70 burn the
temple Of Diana at kpheene, end who has left.
his name behind. while the name of him wh6
reared that temple has perished from our mem.
ores. think that we may expect thst under
q chsnge of policy, the blessings of the Union
maj yet he restored and made perpetual
hr. Chairman. am very mneh obliged to-
tbs cosa.aittee for the attention with which it
has listsned 10 cay rema-ke. / have spoken
freely and fairly, and attempted to do ray duty
in this great crisis Of oor country. -
rHE COURSE TO BE PURSUED BIZ THE rEw
sE.AroR.
The Washington Chronicle ssys ar Rich
asdscn's fusnra ccuras lie to be judged by tbs
resolutions of the caucus which nominated
him; therefore the policy he VIII pursas ia
fereshadowed ir the following sbstrse. Of
some Of the resolutions:
Sscoaa-Thss tie Administration, in ma.
pending shs writ Of habens corpus, IN arfass-
Ing payate elasens, and incarcerasinR them la
bss les. fssufig sae f,roCi.udg!On OF GUAncs.
patioc, and in ether instances Gsurping 20 ver,
hgs violated the Constitution infrinssa rroa
State sovereignty, and dsregardea the popu-
lar wish. Its perversioia of the war into war
of abolition deserves our unqualified reproha-
ton, and justly entities it 10 the condemnation
of al! true iovers OF constitutional liberty and
States rights
Ffh-1hat peace. fraternal relations, and
pelsi:al fellowship should DO restored amons
the people Of the States; that tho bsat interess
of all, and the welfare of mankind, demand
this should be done in the spssdiest and most
effective manner.
Seasnth--Fsvors National Convention of
all the States at Louisville, Ky, g; the earliest
practicable pertod, to adjust cur national diiE-
custies.
Esghth-Rscommend that the Legislature
now IN session appoint Commissioners TO said
Naiiona! Convention, and invite other States
to do SO.
Namh-'That we earnestly recommend e
cessation Of hostilities for such period an may
be necessary to allow tie pecp.e of the North
snd Soath TO express, through National Con-
vention, their wish for peace aud n,ainten-
eucs Of tie Union ss it was, under the Cons:i
tuition IS It is.
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GROCERIES,. ess.
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PC GznnowSsr %ss,
% Caicag E.ssS xsss
White JlsziSsd susas;
80 sj-uh:isss Gls 4
Aa.rsnsize Fex.5.ss =
Sx.ss ana Family F;saSs
Sporting danrowas-;
Old sTEtss3y:
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Fer safe ty s 6. agEgysi0y.
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g . . s.
10eo !hs vsaiscr aarm.
l chest sxtgs aas Grsen TcA
rs ssls Family .icas.
sas lss Ka,hkialok ssmcs.s.,.xsesszsas. s.s.,.s s.
10 snls a11 hxs scpe-,c>3a ~sshss
c~Gss, Crushsa &, nsSwa sesSr'
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,as-5s ce..sr slov'r and Frrski.a ste.
SUsD rs -
s.~,, Lsearies;
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fhha Anesss;
60 saasa vrssase ssss;
20 tubs ehs.ss nosz1ssia 1Set&r,
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hsG anssss prime GnnpswiaE Tea
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IoITOal sAHas-
" E5to iss COTTON Yarns.
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CALT, sALc, sALT-
= l00 saaks SALT.
Fer sale BY
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-17

4 kAs EL&NLkS DuLlAk-2 sr, ksf.--
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saea Oo1Fsa Oh tae 3oth Dossntsr iask aohscnnsr
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asr III sphs1 to.sA all ~
I Tsasn from the one os the Dais, a house,
o. shs LISA oT - b oi iSss ncIt1, 0eX marked
IS Z. a." ec.ta 0ie 0sa.s Aiik end zertSo up6er-
shisss aSd Draws ., s-vessi ArAn CioAAs fcr La-
tss Iaoiea' Collars, and Otherl articssa. The
',hoss reward Nd. bs paid ior the dslysry Il the
5o4 AID Gun ssuis 70
NTsrOR q. FCR8As,
A. Jas n. Taylor 4 sous. ltth d.
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sIIsEy ny.LARE RhWARD- stolen, On Abs
riscs OF tao Attn OF J4nnary, from the stable
u tie Bowling Green q ,ssl, n Caroline oouatS,
a sosssl ac3ss. is OF 10 hands high. blind b one
ace. ano axs large scar cn his eatnsfa which aD-
5ssEs II have osan the result Of aatulA, n ehew.
ng Essin IS tvisss HID head to ouo sds; has MARKS
1s me sTsAs ou bis caex; has hsan n the eAvsiry
sn6 eaatsTg e.s!. kay psrson returning tnis hox5A
aitEsr % sHa ennp of the 10Th Virginia OevslrY,
Gsa. W. E. Lae's brigade, Or 10 Hf Joe pe
anc Gary viii rsseive tho above reward
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-17

/ fsF0RH EEioM UA.Tass-Any c..,,:.-r...rr,
Il eoEesr.,seg tie wss-essc-GI CT crs DsNIax.
EA1s -~;8 90 thankfully resolved o,y is ssy:;.s.
yslian E.aesisy, q Csssle p..csrsy, g @. said
KyaS 7'aa Il Ezsv.:S - shss.'e lsst 9rsass, Z "a.
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rESa .aas Aasrd C: ~ss ,0 Eiccs,on5, Va ts, 4s.e
S5.c ct ss>s, lssA sss.L.sss L..xiaIRy.
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But, sir. Chairman, there Ia 10 excuse or
paliesion tor the arrests that have besn made
Care not whether yea take the cass OF the
old man, like 4AAboney, totteriag TO the ggave
or the little boy ID New England, who cells
newspapers for living; or men Of high and
spotless character aud devoted fidelity to the
lava like Judge Dutf, Of Illinois; OF the uu.
fortunate boy who was eontied III Camp Chase,
who could not pay his washer wom2ns bill,
and was, therefore, accused OF disIoyal prsc.
tees; or take the men Of great intellect, like
Edsou Is. Oljs, of Ohio, or the urtcaTued SOUR
rel hauter from my nlenG MIR. K0 5insouS 81
district W no aid net know but that JEFF Davis
and Lincoln were on the same side or the in
'termediatsS between those extremes-tAsre lie
no oas OF taem that cculd not have been tried
in .ae place where the offence was said TO have
been committed; and, ii found guilty, correct
puDiic sentiment would have seen thar the pen
aitios vi the law were fully enforced upon
them. In au these cares you have violated the
Constitution and laws Iou have dlsregarded
them both. AID now you turn around and
pass an set Of Indemnity TO all concerned
In ttdictin9 these 0otnaxss and wronGa--
You have had inrurcd g prison msn equal,
aye, superior, In iatsllsst 10 the Prosidsnt
or any Cabinet officer msn more devoted
70 the Constitution and laws Of the eoun.
try than al Of them together. Now, af
tar Ill these 0utsAges, yOo propose 70 invest
the Prestdsnt with power 70 suspend she writ
OF hoteas corpus, the gFsAt histhrigm Of Eng.
lishmen and Amss,csnN aad Which hss nsveF,
until now ss.a e. a.asss1ase .s s.sss ssZ :;s. g:
aesuAl anss q - army
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