The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-18
TUE WINGS OF MASSACHUSETTS.


0ol,on said of the British battalions at Water
.,,shsn thew wers fairly beaten, they did mot knoO
|, I, seems to be Just so with the wings Of Mas
b0..t,, Their guns are spiked, yet they stand
hem as s,outy as ever. On the 9th inst, they
|, 4 county convention at Worcester. Afler re-
,ns6.f swing principles are worth as much
! as Inv ever were"--a proposition, by the way,
in We do not mean to dispute-they 60 on to re-
!. further, that the tariff of l842 has showered
,,0 mon us all manner Of blessings, "has kept
/, money at home, and our industry at work."
A n,omses to build US up entrely;-that the said
IA must therefore be sustained; and to that end,
In men as Webster, Davis, Adams, and Hudson
., be sent to Congress, to make bold defence
GAINS, the assaults of the slave system of the
uhn But they reserve the brunt oftheir resolution
! ,hs Texan question. On that point we must let
en- speak for themselves.
That the events Of the last year in the election
President Polkin the triumph OF the preliminary meas
! of annexation--in the wild and lawless conduct Of
communities of shareholders, as in the recent attack,
mob upou the press Of that intrepid champion Of lib
Cassius NJ Clay-have admonished US that by union,
union only among all wings In the free States can we
IN nreserye the federal Union from the contempt OF
XII friends and from final overthrow.
{R,,ol,d That the wings of Worcester county call upon
I'm other hy solemn and common interest, to reairm,
s nos the declaration q the legislature Of the last
ni.r hal Massachusetts, denies and wiH srer deny the
IGns force of the late measure Of the ANNEXATION Of Jeras
Nh nion; that as Texas has far the last Congress
uponhe measure, been put into the Union in viola
he constitution So to the constitution from
IN violation and its consequences. Texas MAY
,in and that is the time when all true wings should
% their public servants in their constant opposition TO
3s dangerous measure 5sN
Tsras may be put out ogain :" cry these wing gem
smen assembled in county convention at Worces-
h. They have not seen 6t to describe the mode
/ the operation. We opne it will be found rather
b6cut Really, there is something amusing in
is hard-headed obstinacy. Will the little Massa-
busetts minority on this matter never give up p
i'm they never know when they are fairly beaten
y. tell them, once for all, that the party in this
unry which attempts to rally against the full re-
bgnilon of Texas as a sister State by our next
ongress, is from that moment, dead party, and be-
x 10 Ii, things that hare been. The loud, solemn,
thonntve voice of the country has settled the
eat Texan issue forever. The most intelligent
higs of Massachusetts, have shown that they
now this to be true.
As to the tariff of 1912, we do not wonder that it
very popular with certain very lond-voiced inter-
sin Massachusetts,. II was enacted to pamper
bose interests. And Mandatory RESOLUTIONS" are,
|ter all, but small return from the manufacturing
Ppinlsts for the fat 6ve-and-twenty per cent div
lends which the tariff has given them. Because it
so enormously and unjustly popular among the
Purishing manufacturing capitalists Of Massachu-
Fs, the rest of the country will bring it down to
Be- revenue standard.