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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

Inc republicans probably elected; but every
report from Blackstone has failed to give us the
vote for Representatives There can be no doubt
Of the election Of Messrs. Hobbs and Aldrich
aud it would require the whole vote of the dem
oerats and labor men of Blackstone to elect Mr..
Reade over Mr.. Blake,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

powerful, Now the tables are turned. The gov
eminent has laid its hands on those who wrong
cd, and demands with her the payment of that
nice sum of $40 600 out of which she was de-
frauded. Mrs. Cook renowned Morm0nism
some time since. Her old acquaintance here
will be glad to hear of her success in this suit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

fairness in politics and in local matters, and Mr..
Faxon has secured the good will and esteem of
the better class of citizens by his frequent dOna-
lions to the poor, and TO the charitable, relig-
ious and temperance organizations of the town.
-TrdpeNer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

AT Edward j. Putnams, on the west side of Main
street. there is one of the freshest and best assort-
ments of confectionery and fruit ever in this CITY,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

Prof stearns hada good intelligent audience last
night, and his experiments ELECTED great deal of
applause He gives another entertainment this
evening with extra attractions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

J.P Hall & Co. will sell lot of carpenters
tools at their salesroom thi! evening at seven
O'Clock.
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SENATORS.
SUFFOLK COUNTY,
District truths Frost of Chelsea, rep
2-fAlOnZO w BOardman, dem.
3-Charles Hale, rep.
4-tH. IL. Coolidge, rep.
5-Wm. II. Learned, Jr., rep.
6-RObert johnson, rep.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
District l-aAdin Thayer of Worcester, rep.
2-S. NJ. Griggs of WestbOrO, rep.
3-sA. j. Bartholomew of Southbridge,
rep.
4-sBaxter D. Whitney, of Winchendon,
SC. A. Torrey of Fitchburg, rep
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
District lst-Henry f. Brown, Brimfeld, rep, by
2d-Reuben Noble, Westfeld, dem, by 400 maj.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY
Rufus ID. Woods, Enfield, rep.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
George Sheldon, Deerteld, rep.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY
shepard Thayer North Adams rep.
BERKSHIRE AND HAMPSHIRE.
e. H. Brewster WOrthington, rep
NORFOLK COUNTY
tirst-'Iames S. Whitney of Brookline, dem,
Second-*ThOmas L Wakefield of Dedham, rep.
Third-E z Carpenter of FoxborO rep.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
First-Gerge W Lobdell of Mattapoisett, rep.
Sec0nd-Lloyd Parsons OF Bridgewater, rep
NORFOLK AND PLYMOUTH.
james Humphrey of Weymouth, rep.
BRISTOL COUNTY
First-Frederick L Ames of EaSton, rep.
Second-Rev Isaac II Coe OF New Bedford rep
Third sChas Stickney of Fall River rep
BARNsrABLE, NANTUCKET AND DUKES.
Inland District-tChas Bradley Of Tisbury rep.
Cape Oistrict-JOseph Baker of Dennis, rep
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY.
First-'Wm Longiof Charlestown anti-annex a.
ton rep.
SecOnd-Joseph Potter of Arlington, rep,
Third-RObert Fuller of Cambridge rep
FOURTH Newton Pike of Ashland, rep.
tifth-Levi Wallace of Pepperell, rep.
SiXth-Carroll ID Wright Of Reading. rep
Seyenth-sGeOrge + Richardson of Lowell rep
ESSEX COUNTY.
First-Orrin Hewes of Lynn, dem and lab
Second-NDaniel Stafford OF Hamilton, rep
IhTd-,JOhn Tarbox OF Lawrence dem and
lab.
Fourth-David 7 MCDOWELL of Newburyport, rep.
Flfth-Samuel Stacy of Gloucester dem.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

Jonas f. Howe. democrat elected by coalition
OF democrats, labor reformers, and Others
Our correspondent in West Brookfeld writes
that Sibley, republican, and Knight, labor re-
former, are elected, and gives the whole vote of
the district as fellows: Montague 656, Sibley
662, Knight 729, Shepard (dem.) 652 Sperry
(dem,) e. This is probably correct; but he
could have increased our obligation to him
greatly by sending the vote of West Brookfield,
IN full, for governor, senator, and representa-
tives. As it is, in stating the vote of the third
senatorial district we have assumed that the
vote for senator was the same as that for govern
or, in West Brookfeld. This may be incor.
rect; but no correction of our figures will change
the result in that senatorial district.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09
The State Election.

We publish below corrected and fuller returns
of the voting on Tuesday than it was possible
to give yesterday
The Vote for Senators.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

No candidate has majority. Gen Kimban
is elected by 1O1 plurality over f. P. Loing, the
highest opposition candidate. MIR. Towne has
six plurality over Dr. Fisher, and f. P. Loring.
republican, has twenty plurality over Mr.. Cook.
\ change Of four votes would have elected DIR.
Fisher over Mr.. Towne.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

Batchelor's Hair Dye.-rhis superb Hair Dive
is me 6est N tue uQdPertectly harmless reliable and
instantaneous ne disappointment; 10 ridiculous tints
or alsagreeate qdor The genuine VIM. A. Batchelor's
lar Dye produces Immediately a splendid Black or
Natural Brown: leaves the hair clean soft beautiful
does not contain particle Of load or any Injurious com
pou"' Sold by all Druggists Factory, l6 Bond st. n
l. dlir iyl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

Lea a. PERKINS, Sauce,
pronounced by cOnnoisseurs "THE ONLY GOOD
SAUCE"
~ improves appetite and digestion, and it is unrlvaed
RMS to prosecute all parties making or vending coun-
Veaie i John nUNCAN'S SONS. Agents.
duiz ueopbm New York.
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Spettal Aot1tgs.


q. =. NrttthrrsOn has returned from Europe
ana may be found al his Gallery 1854 Main ST. from A.
HI llu 1 r. NJ dot n9
CriiehersOn IS making new stse pl Picture
called the CAMEO YGGNETTR - Gall and see them
n9 Isl
The only place in worcester where they
make the new plcture-the "CAMEo VTGNETTR," is at
CRlTCHERSUN' GALLERY.
ny DIST lfi Main street
dust introduced from Europe-rhe new style
OF picture, called the CAMEO VIGNErTE," can be lad
only at ClurtHERSON'S
ny d6t l5i Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

UNbridge. ...l97 24 2O7 l34 100 l3S
OF these candidates the first three are repub-
heans, and the Others democrats; but - Me-
LauShlin, L. N. Taft and W. F. Byrne, labor
reiormers, and c. W. Reding, were voted for in
some Of the towns as follows:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

DIR. II, Morrill,, NO. Bulnnch St. Boston Mas
consult MIN IN al cases; he is the oldest and most cx
peehced specialist in Bostun-thiry- years. prac-
tee. See his Pocket Medical Adviser. Price rs cents
oenu ior ~ deop&Wtf O1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

Patents Secured.
Reissues, Extensions and Foreign Patents procured;
lhtererehees conducted al kinds of business with the
PATENT OFFICE,
Transfers of Rights, and Patent Cases attended to- by
OFFICE No. 1903 MAIN ST.
all dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

Officers Elected.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Those marked with are reelected to offices
they now hold.
For Governor - WILLIAM B. WAsHBURN, of
Greenfield.
LenOX.
For Secretary of the Commonwealth-*OLIvER
WARNER of Northampton
For Treasurer-*CHARLEs ADAMS JR. of North
BrOOkield.
For AuditOr-*CHARLEs ENDICoTT of Canton.
For Attorney General-CHARLEs X. TRAIN Of
BOSTON,
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npletOn. ,..,.1S5 log
William Stone, republican. is elected.

The three first are the regular republican
nominees, and the Others democrats. There was
voting for other republican candidates, as fol-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

Mr. Torrey, republican, has a very large ma
iority. Mr.. Davis was the democratic candi-
date, Mr., Downs the labor reform candidate,
and Trumbull Bull was voted for by the prohi-
bitionistS.
Mr.. Torrey, republican, elected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

WORCESTER FIFTH DISTRICT,

Mr.. Whitney, republican, elected. The re-
turns from Royalston, not yet received, will in
crease his majority.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

No More Wet Feet.
CAME SCREW WIRE
AS \ FASTENING FOR BOOTS AND SHOES
is rapidly aud steadily supersedng both Thread and
PEGS. hesldcs furnishing the most durable pliabe and
economical boot ever offered the public il affords an
article more nearly
WATERPROOF
than ever before made oC the same materials
SH All Dealers sell Gable Screw Wired Goods.
EB Patent Stamp on ALL deongvy 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09
DISTRICT SIXTEEN.
DISTRICT SEVENTEEN

Horace /. Josln OF Webster, and T.. II. How
land OF Oxford, republicans and |. b. Saylcs Of
Millburv, democrat, are elected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

Brass Andirons Wanted.
Parties having old fashion Brass Androns or Fire
Dogs to dispose Of hear purchaser by addressing
L. DRAPER,
M dlw' Providence. r. l.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

worcester Gas Light COMPANY,
COKE.
This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Manufac
turing purposes and Family use is now offered to the
public in quantities to suit, the following Reduced
Prices: 80
One Ghsliron of IS bushels. ...............s5.OO
W l9 z.oU
bushe
Payments may be made and orders forits delivery Will
be sued Oay at the Office the Company, No. Bank
Block, Foster street, up stairs
REPAIRS, &c.
irregularities ofsuppy gas should bereport
ed and applications for service pipes and meters be
maze at the Repair Room, No. Crompton' Block Me
ehanic street ap stars. diff jal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09

COUNCILLORS.
District ALFRED Macy, Nantucket
2-*W l. Reed Arlington.
3-Milo Hildreth NOrthborO.
4-AJOnas Fitch, Boston.
5sJonas Harris, Marblehead.
6-sJOnathan VIM, WObum.
7-tElijah b StOddard, Worcester.
s-Edwin Chase holyoke.
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Additional Returns.

1874 towns, 74,O56 Al 1926 6694 GAS
This includes Worcester county.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-09
Mathews - chamberlain,
PLUMBERS.

Bath Tubs and Boilers, Water Closets, Wash Bowls
Wash Trays Sinks &c &C. fitted up at short notice. and
in = thorough manner. diff jys
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-14
The "Wolf IN Sleeps Clothing"

The "Wolf In Sheep's Ciothlng'
WHEREAS, We have noticed 10 our coun-
ty papers, . call for q Democratic Delegate
Convention, To DO held at the Court-House
Of Mason County, on the 10th inst, for
the purpose Of nominating candidates TO
represent US 10 the State Constitutional
Convention; and,
WHEREAS, Believing as we do, that q
MASS MEETING Of the PEOPLE is
a better means Of representing public sen
timent, than q PARTY CONVENTION,
representing, too often, the wishes Of q
mere minority; and believing that Dole
gates To our State Constitutional Oonven.
ton ought 10 be entirely FREE from par.
ty BIAS, and 10 o condition to look after,
aud represent the best interests Of our
whole people. and without regard to party
feaky, and bias. We, therefore, would
respectfully suggest. and reconmed mass
meeting Of our fellow.citizess; regardless
Of party lines, TO DO held at the Court.
House Of Mason County, on the 23d inst.
tho object Of which meeting shall DO 10
nominate candidates to represent tho peo.
ple 10 tho above named State Constitution.
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The President is about to issue (perhaps
before this reaches the public eye, be viii
have issued) proclamation declaring mar.
,ial law in two Of the counties Of South
Carolina, in which, according to Senator
Scott, the Ku.Klu1 Khan have been con.
Quoting themselves in q peculiarly wicked
manner. Ithappens that the Republicans
are largely in the majority in South Caro-.
lima owing to the negro preponderance,
and the State Government being in every
branch under the full control Of ths Repub.
lican party, the disorders are properly
chargeable to that party. lfit cannot pre-.
serve the peace, the fact proves that tho
Republicans are incapable Of properly
governing State. Carpet.bag scoundrel.
ism is at the bottom Of all the trouble
ANeganian.
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Mr. Editor
Through the columns Of your paper,
we would insist and beg Of tho Delegation
10 our Democratic County Convention,
which meets in your city next Saturday
10th inst, to give US q clean Democratic
nomination. Let fools talk now abou,
"no party question:" whatever the char
acter Of the last contest may have been,
VIC care not now. but the selection Of can.
dida!cs for the race before US, must DO OIL
party. The Radicals arc already unit
and arrayed in hostile movements. We
must meet them, and let US not be deceiv.
ed. Give US then as our Standard bearers
true aud substantial men Of the Democrat.
10 party. We want, and will not accept
q n,tlk md cider Democrat for the pres
ent contest. Give US good men Of Demo.
cratic faith, who have the interest Of on.
State at heart. and who will watch over
that interest, and mark our word, at tue
election 10 October next, We will send q
majority Of not less than $50 from
ARBUCKLE TIP.
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CARD.
Mim Register:

S~"ss' ~sSJs"'V'
DEAR SlE 10 your last Issue you have
seen proper to make favorable mention Of
my name as q candidate for tho Consti.u-
tiopal Convention. and while / can but
feel grateful for tho favorable opinion you
express as to my qualifications to occupy
scat 10 that important body, allow me to
assure you that my business relations ore
such as 10 prohibit me from accepting a
nomination, even IL q sufficient number
should agree with you as to my suitable.
ness for the position.
Let me, in conclusion, expressive hope,
that harmony will prevail in the County
Convention which Is 10 assemble on The
10th inst, aud thst men Of prudence, cx.
perience and ability, may b. named both
for The county aud Senatorial District.
Yours, Very Respectfully.
JOHN W. ENGLISH.
We very much regret that Mr.. English's
business relations are such as to prevent
him being q candidate for o scat in the
Constitutional Convention. We advooa.
ted bin because vekuew him to be good,
pure and able man, and one who could
have been elected, either in tho District or
county by a handsome majority.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-14

The Petersburg (va) lnden has the fol-
lowing in regard to 1.-THE richest man in
the South It says: John Hopkins, q
Maryland Quaker, who began life 10 Balti-
more as o small grocer, by industry has
brought himself to DO the richest man
South Of Mason and Dixou's line. He is
now the largest stakeholder Of the Baltl-
more and Ohio railroad, worth $S,OoO,-
600, much Of which he has given to endow
John Hopkins University, on the outskirts
Of Baltimore city. Mr.. Hopkins is plain
aged gentleman. still diligent and fully 10
business, aud was one Of the projectors
and endowers Of the line Of iron steamships
between Baltimore and Bremen"
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The degradation Of submitting to the 10.
vidious distinction is the same; it is 40 10.
suit. Isit possible to bold o party togeth.
or upon such terms? II the Democratic
party is to continue its existence for a good
purpose aud With any chance Of . victori-
Gus career, it must bury the reconcileable
ten year old issues. and If its members can
not forget their real or fancied grievances,
but will hold them in remembrance, they
must a. least extend to their party friends
that charity which expects forgiveness in
proportion as it forgives, and they must
give to the passions engendered by those
issues no practical effect. Let them look
to 40 enemy who opposes all reform and
who would Cypress them and tyranniae ov-
er them, and let them reserve their blows
for him.
1 propose then that we call a State Cen
vention Of the party opposed to Radicalism
for the purpose Of settling upon some ba,
sis Of common agreement where every
man can enjoy bis own opinion without a
conflict With his brother. Let US agree
upon a common purpose, under common
name.
But, Mr.. Editor, whether the Democra.
cy Of the State will agree with me that the
distraction 10 the party as recently shown,
calls for so general movement to restore
harmony as party convention, none will
deny the necessity Of individual concession
and Cancellation. If it is thought unne-
cessary to call the party together, let me
entreat every member Of it to permit the
dead issues Of the past to rest where they
ought to rest, in their graves; and let US,
as opponents Of proscriptive Radicalism,
resolve that we will turn our backs upon
the past, and our faces to the future,
where our united efforts are demanded to
reform our State government aud to give
some effective help in restoring liberty TO
the whole country. PUTNAM
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-14

Very extensive deposits Of sulphur
have recently been discovered 10 Califor.
,,is. An inexhsustible sulphur bed ought
to be very desirable property. Acoor'
ding to ex.Commissioncr Wells, 47,OOO,-
900 pounds Of sulphur are annually impor.
ted into the United States. The duty on
crude sulphur is six dollars ton, aud on
refined ten dollars The bulk Of the sui.
uhur used in the United States is brought
from tho coast Of Sicily, where it is obtain.
Cd for q little advance on the cost Of col
lectiug. But to this must be added The
duties and freight money. II has beer
stated that the annual consumption Of sui.
phur in California is six hundred tons,
which equals oue.fourth tho amount i'm
ported into the United States. Tho pro.
duction Of refined sulphur ia that State
ought to DO profitable business.
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thanking you for whatever Of good service
you have done ei.hcr-ws relieve you from
further duty.
Mr.. Editor, in conclusion, We would
again conjuro the Democratic Convention
to be cautious in the selection Of their can-
dida!es, to gil the responsible and import
ant Offices to which we are called upon to
elect them. Select moderate, but good,
substantial, stroug.miuded, firm, reliable
men-men true to themselves, true to their
country, true, reliable and unaiuching in
their adherence to the great principles Of
Democracy. And without pretending, or
disposiug to dictate to the delegates in
Convention assembled, next Saturday, we
would beg to suggest, for the considera-
ton Of those Delegates, the names Of Col.
Chas. B. Waggeuer, as representative Of
Mason county to the Constitutional Con.
veution; With Instructions to the Delegates
10 the Senatorial Convention, to meet 10
Charleston on the 9th inst, to vote for
Chas. T. Beale, Esq as representative Of
this Senatorial District 10 the Convention.
We would suggest further the name Of
James W, Kelly, ESQ.,, as Representative
in the House Of Delegates; as we'll as The
name Of our present worthy and efficient
Superintendent Of Free Schools, DR.. G. I.
B. Moore, for denomination. All these
gentlemen are too well aud favorably
known to the people Of Mason county to
need any particular comment. Suffice it
to say, with such ticket before US, what.
ever discord or dissension (if any, there be
10 the Democratic party, will be recouoiled
aud harmonized; and on tho Fourth Thurs
day in next month, we will roll up a ma
jority over tue nominees Of the nsongrel
mass meeting on the 23d inst, Of not less
than 500. W.
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From the Charleston Couricr.I
Future OF the Democracy.
n n XV,n ",
PUTNAM COUNTY, WEST VA,
September 4lh, 1871

Now that we have got through with the
6sht about the Constitutional Convention,
can we not have party Convention, to
bring about treaty Of peace9 The late
controversy, which has resulted in the call
Of a Convention to amend our State Con.
stitutiou, has revealed the fact that there
are smouldering passions 10 our party,
which are ready to burst forth OF every
conflict with the enemy, to mar its harmo.
ny aud leopard its success. Extreme se'
cessi,nism and extreme uuionism, Gas these
ultra elements may be called for want Of
better terms, rise up rampant, and would
remit US to the test Of the uncompromisiug
issues Of ten years ago. The one charges
the other With having opposed secession,
advocated the Union cause, encouraged tho
adherents Of the United States, and with
being responsible for the bloodshed, rob-
berry, devastation, con6scation, mourning
and all the countless ills Of the late war
The other retorts and charges bis friend
s S hsyog g. tried 70 break up the g9s9
encouraged the rebels. and with being re.
spousible for tho blood.shed, robbery. de.
vastation. coudscation, mourning and all
tho countless ills Of the late war.
1t would be unjust to charge all these
men With having sinister or selfish objects
in view. The charge would doubtless ap-
ply to some. but many have just now con.
auered their own passions and mastered
their own prejudices. When they reflect.
they must see that to carry their feelings
into practice, would DO to separate them
selves into two distinct antagouistic parties
or il they undertook to unite into one
they could but form but two factions who
would maintain q perpetual feud, aud rem.
der themselves the pest Of their friends aud
tho derision of their enemies.
Let US look at these extremists for Q mo-
mcut, aud see their mutual relation. Each
says to the other expressly or implicitly
"you may co. operate with mo in tho party
to which we both belong, you may vote to'
me or for those who thought and acted q
| did ten years ago, but you must not ex
meet me to vote for you or for any OF you
faction for any Office" Thus each woul'
place the other 10 the category Of q stlg
matised, degraded associate, who was bare
" admitted to fellowship With those VII
wanted bis help which they Intended TO Or
propristc to their own exclusive uso =
Now, it makes no difference whether an
Of these meu arc aspirant0 for Office or uo
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TheNew York Herald, In view Of tho
recent Developments in that city. wants
the missionaries 70 ''let the hea.heu slide
for the present and attend to the home
trade in social decentralization and general
wiokedness. Scarcely one crime Or one
horror is announced ere it is 1sdescopsd'
into another, and so it goes on FROM one
day to another, without end TO tho chap
ter"