The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-12-05

,Ie tbe - ioi 'he Presidency and sucb
ho H. sradation of some of our presses ~
m tr,, soup TO seize upon such nraise 49,
90 II 49, II forth as high recomnendat;a
es narS same servile spirit the Encliah n,
a. b;s n -haHy OF which have recently becor
., IT,, Aedious partlzans, are quoted as autbo,
N a. - iiis iavor; and even her manfacturo
: u,a.o Aindiy helping on; their Goods an
r .. AnI. .'ie already sent among rs marke,
Will I JACKSON, 9Th of March. 1890
a stnad 20 eeehngs, calling themselves men, in
n ferfa.o ~ 'cou.ing tins insolent and open in
e NO.. .l OF foreigners in our elections
ieglance to Jackson. - ''10ii ai
When- fellow citizens vo,, sbo1, ;,.o
gate the friends of jackson ne - ,-'t III y
tHlgs' whatthink you will be their ans 49,
I'VE I'VE may easily anticipate it. since tban
nave put one reply to all obieetio1s GIL GIL
' Sl tile pattie of New Orleans p For this
oneeriuiy admit that he is entitled to onr
81 e eli OF which he has already receiv-
Iu iull measure even to overdowing Rnt
:; ~ we we no other reward than the first civ
- oLnce Tor successful General2 If 60
WHAT Is TO become ofhis companions in arms
allu OF other officers both military ami ma
ea'i VINO fought as nobly and successfnllv
aiiu plea as freely for their country ? Re'
ware OF the danger to our liberties in these
i'iiitSry Pretenslons. Take warnino from
t the late OF other Republics. Nav mark
1ne enect which zeal for jackson has al
leddy produced. A military spirit is al
leauy dlftuSlng ITSELF Elections nv re@i-
T nenIS ana nngades are now even boosted of {
.nstead OF giving our votes calmlyatthe nolIs
.ne mover spectacle is exhibited of proclaim,
-. ny our preference for Jackson bv the tan of
t the urum or shouldering the mnsket. let
t tniS PhIenNy become general. and there ;s
~ uu' one scene more to come-to cry ont I[o
b LIE armies OF the Roman Republic, in be-
idll on some successful general. ImDeroto,
= dnu tne tragedy is complete. It NAV be that
"a" laporing under morbid sensibility.
a anu am unnecessarily apprehensive. but /
~ ploi1lly aver to you my fellow citizens that
t t;1 t7suit OF my deep and anxious relec- ;;
~ - Dellef, like that Of Jefferson. that !
L Sne electioh OF jackson will put to fearful
ne lI4"lu' the problem of mans capacity far :
49, government. With this settled conyic- !
rloo', ict me once more press upon YOU the
'ity VI eXeruonS correspondent with :
cino uaiiger' The time has arrived when '
b;s 1ndn VINO feels for his country and y
+ho PGGe'eilty, should contribute his mite to =
~ no % no" making for the public safe
T. DaSLardly indeed must be the spirit :,
' hin Mould shrink from its duty-contempt- '
. nc Tue wretch who would weigh his little :
ISL projects OF ambition against the for y
,unes OF his country. e
ne cunning part of our opponents the y
untd who have so lnnor ri oilo II
una expect us to follow their example II
lope tor success by the arrogant and false II
assumption that opposition to them is vain. 81
But while they so pretend, they tremble =,
est we, the people, who are still anxious h,
or the truth, and waiting to be informed m
~ the aid of new lights and calm rcfec- n
ION, should be able to penetrate through ST
heir misrepresentation and ISLANDERS. On nj
hat day they know their dominion will VI
ease. The people rising in their majesty, ia
proudly dlsdaining to preserve in error, and a,
obstinate only for their country's cause, Il,
vii fearlessly proclaim their new convic- e.
ions and obey their impulse whatever may ,,
re Its direction. But the best cause with 81
'ut concert and action may be lost. We h
AVE an untiring and reckless foe Meet h,
nm as becomes freemen, and ours will II
uleiy be the victory or if we must fall, re
ct US fall like men each doing his duty. c,
Let us then perseyere in our county m
neetlngs-let US every where fix upon Il;
roper persons as delegates to the Conven- a,
ION, 10 recommend ticket of Electors Il,
Which may be emphatically called the Peo- RI
les ticket; and let the contest be tried nj
etween such a ticket, and one recon- III
pended, if such should be the case, by le
aueus of the Legislature. There is moth h,
NO to fear from such a contest.
Fellow-cltizensl believe that Virginia ia
olds in her hands the destinies of the ma 4
ion. The responsibility is great; but, if e,
rue to herself and the Republic, great Of
lso will be her renown. If she reject o,
ackson, she vindicates the violated maies- oi
y of the cCnstitution-violated by his au- IN
acious acts, she RECEIVERS her character of In
consistent and able defender of the prin- III
lples of our institutions she is again ele- NJ
ated to proud eminence surrounded by 10
he affection and confidence of her sisters. A
But if she surrenders herself to the en- o,
races of this military cheftain-which er
nay God in his infinite mercy avert her tn
haracter Tor consistency is gone for ever CT
he mingles with her associates as wretch n,
ID pageant in a military procession-the tn
herald to which may proclaim, among 9TH "
II achievements of its Hero, that he tri- q,
implied over the laws and constitution of q
lis county, and then found welcome in a
Iarga'tta A FARMER. cc