Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-17

lot the democrats or MASSACHUSETTS
Yes, Fellow Citizens, while you are
gratifed with well timed feinb the
election passes, and still the claim is not
adjusted. Is this the first time the Mas
sachusetts Claim has been referred to
Congress No. it has before been rec
commended to the notice of that body, and
without success. If it was intended that
this claim should now be settled, why not
also that of Connecticut, resting on pre-
cisely the same basis She was regen-
Grated years ago, and still her claim re-
ceives no notice-Still her 4" penitent
majority" are treated with no praise
and adulation. Connecticut was en-
tirely lost sight Of, in the all absorbing
interest, which the pecultur attitude Of
Massachusetts, created in the bosom of
Mr.. Monroe. We are bold to say, how
ever, that the rights of this Common
wealth, founded on the services of her
Militia during the late war, are no
nearer a recognition than they were
twelve months ago, the s. reoO era'' and
Mr.. Monroe's Message notwithstand-
ing.
Federalists of Worcester The Gen
'tlemen selected for your support at the
ensuing election, are entirely worthy
of your confidence. The nomination
of the Honorable SAMUEL LATHROP
for the office ofChief Magistrate, was ap.
proved with unerampIed unanimity in the
State Convention, s. we feel great pleas
ure in recommending him to your sup
port. His character, as religious man,
politician and statesman, stands uuim-
peached before you. For many years
in the Legislature and Executive Coun-
Gil of the Commonwealth, he sustained
an honorable character for integrity
and talents. Processing the political
principles of the Father of has country,
he has ever acted upon these princi-
pies with consistency and firmness. He
is now in his third term, as a member
ofthe National Legislature, and in that
office has also maintained a very respec-
table rank. Attached to the pursuits Of
agriculture, he will ever feel an interest
guarding the rights of those who till
the soil. "No one knows any evil of
ham, and those who know him best,
know him for has many Uirtucs.'' Such,
Federal Republicans, is your candidate
for Go0ernor.
For the Office of Lieutenant Gover-
nor, you have presented to you the
Honorable RICHARD SULLIVAN,
son of the late Gov. Sullivan, man of
talents, education and political expert
ence-of amiable department and high
moral rectitude. He was a valuable
member of our Senate, in the days of
Gov. Strong, and subsequently conf
. Dental counsellor of Gov Brooks. He
is practical farmer, and the present
Corresponding Secretary of the Massa-
chusetts Agricultural Society.
The Candidates for Senators are
we'll known to you. With the excep-
ton of Mr.. Kendall, they have already
given ample evidence of their capacity
and worth. Its believed, that the nom
inatlon of JOSEPH G. KENDALL ESQ. will
give peculiar satisfaction to the public.
Independent Electors! The impor-
tant day approaches, and it should this
year be anticipated with peculiar inter-
est. You have heard it triumphantly
asserted, that Democratic principles
have attained the ascendency in this
State-that " nineteen twentieths" of
this people, have apostatized from their
political creed and declared the deeds
of their fathers, their wise men, and
themselves, those measures, in which
they have ever gloried, to be the deeds
OF traltorous conspirators. The honor
OF the State is trodden in the dust, and
you yourselves are charged with infa-
NOUS hypocrisy, by the very man, who
now asks for your support. These
charges, have been echoed back by the
supreme ruler of the land, and you now
stand dlshonored ana disgraced in the
estimation of all your " Sister States"
Federal Electors Shall these things
receive your sanction?
Young men Of Massachusetts! You, who
have been called the authors of this 'ne1O
era"-you, who have been appealed to,
TO subscribe the abuse, which has been
poured upon your venerated sres with
out measure, and without mercy, are
go" prepared to sanction this abuse If
you are not, vindcate, by your suffra-
ges' at the approaching election, the
good name ofyour fathers, aud teach
yonr slanderers wisdom.
The National Intelligencer has, at length,
gwen up the cause of Crawford as hopeless.
In their naner Of the LIZ InaA IL. ILL