The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-11-07

try in relation to the character az" e"''"I'
Of ecu. jackson, can almost "'e'"y ="
traced. In common with the mass VI W.
citizens of this State, We regret inc course
of conduct a1op,ed hy Mr.. LathIop' 10 al,
lowing himself To become the Implement o'
n feeble polit,,aI marty, whose hunted mum
hers and ineff.c,nal zeal will only weaken
AMI nros,ra,e that cause. whirh he emphal-
irallv declares il nearest his heart to s's-
tain Mr. l.athrop has allowed himself |"
a.. IN, in nom;naijou for an office he surely
can meyer nossess. and in his struggle TO
east off the oiium pnhlic sentiment has nj
fycJ IN his conduct, he has thought II wise
np,l benevolen, 10 immediate his old and TIL
ed noli,irnl friends. and To denounce IL uIl-
maasnrcd terms. the Masonic institution.
With his opinion on this subject and mo
tiyes for adopting them. we have nothing 10
remark a, this Inn; II Is the expectancy al
his conduct ppna which we; now purpose To
aninadvert.
M. L,tlrrep. ia former days, ws> prom
mont man and nm active poljiiran IN thus
Sr,te hnt wears since he retired Ia the out
OF rspose of privat" li,n. with the esteem OF
numerous rirce OF friends. and we sup
pose, the approving appreciation OF COOL
conscience. With tnany Others who lived
unler the dignified Administrations suisse
o+,ent 80 the Revolution, he has seen with
pain aud indignation the Shameless pcrver-
son Of power, and unparalleled political de-
piayity which has been exhibited by the
officers as government at Washington, and
his catnest wish and desire has been 10
have them removed. and men Of known IN
tesrliy of character. high intellectual AMI
moral attachments aud honest political prin-
cIpes substituted in their stead. To effect
such purpose, constant action and unanim
Ry Of design is inlispensahly necessary
among all those opposed 10 the present al
lninislration, and without It. the great oh
jecls at whi,'h the National Republican par
" are zenlously striving, cannot be attain
ed Now Mr. Lathrop knows all this. and
he knows, too, that no man Will concentrate
so many votes IN opposition TO Gen. Jackson,
as Mr.. Clay; he has also, heretofore, eX-
pressed himself strongly attached to Mr..
Clay and is Zealously devoted to The p,inci-
pies and policy of government which char
acleriXe this party; he, too, has heen asso-
caied in public life and private friendship
with Mr. Cay, and has often expressed his
unqualified admiration for this eentleman's
talents and personal virtues. ShIely. after
he las approved of his life and participated
he the las, man tn ;nyal;Jats H. CT,
private character, impIirate his moral worth
or calnmniate and Witty his genus and pub
lie political virtues.
or o,,;,,,Io - NJ - -
~ tho soI,c,,s,;on IS e., i,1I,.';'I'.i, ~,
nromntsJ a., on ;ns.,;.,,a - -, nv
iorie,v ami H., e.. IS L;,,h 49,,
mon evao \, ~. D., b, .a,so.,- -
haron,s The w
ernor his Comn,on,r,,..I,h. - :, -
,i,is no he .ssnn,oi H., ;oeiJo - :,
..,are;nr, ~, ,l,.ra,.., Il c,1',,... -
condn,., az A. I,la, I,. ,; ~
on sns,;.;op and d;s,,,s, IN - ~ H.,
friepdS ami ~ sir nm al o,,,h,,,n,t '''9
anous nalqoi,v of H., norsn,,.,I al ,,oi,,io
nj enemies Mr Iatbroo Zoo h., i,o.io,.,;,S,.
a candidate for the of;,e 90 Co;,ar,,,, H.;
tracts and ,l,vi,,as rho for.es or ,I,., ~,
n Repullic,n marty in tb;s S,s,e anJ ,i,ns
by his own ind,viir,I ,pd ner,,n.I ,.a,.
wsr,Iness lends In. i,npeI,,,a ;,,a,,a,,.., -
det;,,t tho gre,t ,nor,l ami DoI,,,,.I =,
yniion in ,ins rou,,,, u.hi,L H. 81 H.,
friends have nroG.sso,iI, hal in -. -
all This is Jone ,hon ,h.r, !. NJ, -, .I
or nrnt,,b;l;,v IS as,n.,;,,. -, S''1'''
advancement mr. aconir;n- ,n, 49, 49,
fuence or nower
Wba,a ,Lon i AZ. T.,;.,. ,c
saect2 where he c.oI,na1 IS i'a',a.,tI,
l,,i,nJe far HE ,o,n,,r3 - ~, s"
ons G.s;res ror -, ,,,,'' -, 'I "'s s"e'
wbare no.. H. y, p","! "'n preservation
ex,l,ed n'''''' i"' '''S' '"e
nro,cbat,Ia san,;.' "'r' p".'''',S''' '''e hf'
+, hi, .h.r..,.,,i "".o" s''""'" "'Hhi-
n,,ya,e ron'I,'.., ''" r T','";e "'S p""hc 'hh
,c,.u,, ,.,o". ~ "'te j. something lad
nani y ".'"s ~ VI, A''ht"pS pol'''al mo-
,ls No., - c' VIM" unworthy
utn,,nn and raal .I,.. ' ~, rep
m his pnrly ,r,orrn",sa ,..;,t w.. h"'h'oP'
sons sh..n,G,il,, '.,.,'a. ~, '"I "'i'i-i''",
Ills ,n,o,,,,,v "a I,I, , ,t n'o '"""f an"
and resnac; " ~" r'I' ina. h"iifs' G'ghc'Y
hin, IL - "'" ~, ''tn "" l"r
INNS nj NJ a., .i H''i'i'''s ''N "l,'i'
friends Ja,a NJ, ,'hI H. -, masonry ,! th's
ne,c,,,., nm;son ,,.;,i 'u'''s" = W.''H was III
dio,,l,.al. T." c. e,i' " 'ne same III
sa,;sr,r,,-v IN ,h, ..-'.'. W." '',e was hot
,hn,, ,,nnoy,,'o,,;as "'n''''ee; ""' 'hi"ugh
l,oy tLnJ and s,','",;, ""s '"",e' 10 WIN
contained opin,ons ,nI sar,; ""o"''L, wh,rh
81 destitute OF fixed PRINCIPLES and inteori-
ty of character. and POSSESSING so little eelf-
rpsrert and honest nnl,,icoi Jool. -
,hy the sufTraucs or he neonr, of,L;. c.
o, fit for The Office of Gove,n,, ,c -
c;ant counmon,,o,l,t, - ~ " '"e mn
afas, .,,,..f,, -xx ~ A"'Hdtnuselts :
~ o'sSotef W Mr.. La
i'I' 81 lDHch pollticHl tur-