Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-16

EhOOAs-NAG Desert OF She
Exodus-The Chambers Broihers-The
British Empire Asia-RecIus' EnrIIa
and Ocean-BaIdvin's Ancient America.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
NEW YORK, March II, 1872.
shall have to throw away the notes which
had made touching the trial Of Mayor Hall and
the coup of producing the ponderous plasterer,
Carney, upon the stand. The brief editorial in
the Spy of March II, told about all could say
on the matter. Bat no one out of New York
can well understand the excitement which it
caused among us. 1t is an i'll wind that blows
nobody any good. This blew good for the
newsboys. It is a long time since they got off
as many papers as they then did for day or
two. Men going home from business, bought a
COPY of every paper, whereas their usual habit
was to content themselves with a single one.
But all at once, as in the Jumel case, a stop was
put to the trial, by the illness of juror. In
this case both sides proiessed themselves willing
that the case should 20 on without the sick
man. But there seemed a grave doubt whether
any verdict rendered by less than the proper
twelve would be legal. So the case was post
poned, and rests for the present, for how long
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Then came the excitement about the new Or
ganization of the Erie railway management.
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the end of the matter One way or another,
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the election in New uoonshiro Won l-no,,. t,,ot
vour own sto+o viii in on, ooso oro ron,,,,iaa,
ot tbo ensr,inr presidential election W. coIt,ha,
FIN rospl+ in Neu, uor,,s,,;.o ,,-,,1d 10 ,r-,o.,
snro indo,, n tbot in Non, yorI, W. I.,,o,,
that although nominally mere state election,
1t was really presidential one. If thar state
now went democratic, it would 20 so next No.
Yember; if it now went republican, so it would
90 then. And precisely the considerations
which would carry the small state of New
Hampshire, would carry the large one of New
York. Need say how the result has lightened
up our hearts? We look upon it as great vic
tory. Not indeed Jena, an Austerlitz. or a
Waterloo absolutely decisive of campaign:
but rather as a Montenotte, enabling us as that
otherwise unimportant action did for NAPOLEON
in his first Italian campaign-airly to measure
ourselves with our enemy. We now know lust
wherein lies his strength and his weakness. We
know that the body of halEdisaffected repub
licans, whereof Sumner is the head. Shurz the
belly, aud Greeley the tail, wherein the sting
lies, will really count for nothing. 1t matters
little where they finally find themselves in tbe
final conflict. For their own sake. [ only hone
it will not be in the routed democratic army
Let me not be understood 10 believe thar our
victory is to be an altogether easy one. We shall