The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-05
REMEMBER

REMEMBER
That every vote cast for any but the Wing candidates
s. for all practical purposes, cast in favor Of
The Mexican WAR and its buIcheries.
The destruction of the PROTECTIVE TARIFF.
The assumption Of ARBITRARY POWER by Tie
National Executive
The enormous WAR EXPENSES, and, consequent
thereon.
A heavy NATIONAL DEBT, ana DIRECT TAX
ALTON
The extension anil perpetuaton Of the SLAVE
POWER
The general deterioration Of PUBLIC MORALS
All these tremendous evils viii necessarily flow from
the continuance OF locooco rule. The only hope of
ending that is by support of the Wing candidates.
Every vote cast against those candidates. for whomsoev
er else they may he cast goes defeat them and is
therefore, for all practical purposes in favor OF the
above evils The moral effect Of defeating the Wing
candidates, will be the same in other States would
thai Of eectng the ocofocos Their defeat will be claim
60 victory, by the friends Of the administration and
as approval Of their policy. If, them any Wing has
been tempted, from any whatever, 10 scat
,erng VOTE lei him pause aud beware before he does it.
and consider well the consequences, and who viii be the
gamer by such
A FEW WORDS TO THE WHO'S OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
If ever there was time when the Wings of Massachu-
sets particularly called upon appear polls
at heir annual election, without fail, ard all, the
present would 10 be that time il is the duty of
every good citizen be punciual and constant his
tendance at the polls matter What may happen be
The ISSUE under what circumstances that issue may
happen 10 b, presented. But who can keep away {, ON
the ballot box, who carries Wing heart in his bosom,
when he looks at the result in New Hampshire Maine
in Pennsylvania, in Ohio, in Georgia and in Florida
Who could have believed, one year ago, that N. Hamp-
shire the hoased Gibraltar of mod IN democracy would
give majority of her votes in opposition the admin
.straton OF James K Polk And what is equally if not
surprising who could have believed that Ppnnsyl-
.ana after having swallowed the grossest absurdtIes,
and been made 70 believe tie most Improbable false
hoods, with majority less than thirty thousand,
would in 1885, give majority o. her in favor of
people and her interests If Pennsy lvania
be andeceved there he found any race of peo.
ole incapable Of being enlightened?
Whss Of Massachusetts,! what is the language of all
this when addressed to you? Shall we faler IN the
facel Shall we lag behind and onl, give plurality
of ounvcss for Gov. Briggs We may do so-but il
WIZ DC slIht Oh PROUD Character OF
Stale should fail Of electing our worthy Chief
Magistrate by the Uotes Of The people Those men who
advocate VINO PRINcIPLEs-and there are a MAORI
~ Of thousands IN the State who do so-and who vote
IN opposition 10 Wing candidates, are only doing
what their worst opponents anxious that they should
DO. They deceived, il possible, worse Than the
PenasyvanaIs in 10 A. and mast be convinced OF
theR error in way Illuminating they were con-
vnoed unless they return the iold from wheIcc
they have departed, before it be too late
There is no danger-not the least-h i Massachusetts
will give her vote directly in favor Vi Polk and Texas
The leaders Of the democracy" have no expectation of
such event. But they do hope 10 divide the Wings
and they look on with good deal Of satisfaction, at the
efforts OF the Liberty and Native American parles-
b." Divide and conquer is their motto it is their only
nope. Wings Of Massachusetts, shall this hope be graf
fled ?-Merrimae Con,Ser.