The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-07
NATIVE AMERlCANISN

NATIVE AMERlCANISM.
The recent election in New York will show. 10 all
such as needed further proof of fact before abyious
every intelligent observer. that The Native American
parry Is deunct beyond tie hope of rcsuscialion. In
iac'' The movement from the beginning a spasmodc
one and spas nodc action always exhanss Itself
IL the peculiarly of this party, that, in every pace
where has had existence it has shown IFS greatest
strength IN the outset and has gradually but with I'M
erlng certainty, dwindled away. At the late election
iii New York, when two three years since il polled
ITS twenty-five thousand votes and carried all before it,
it has now given but little over three thousand lust
enough to give the Senator, fifteen members Of the AS
semby and three members of Congress TO the ocoocos
which, but for the Native movement would have been
elected by the Wings. So that through all its existence
whether in its pamest days or in its decline its action
has tended only to the benefit of those who are the bit
ieres opponents of the objects which seeks to accom-
plish
Under such circumstances, why should the organiza.
ton be kept up moment longer?
IT, al time when the public attention was specially
called to the subject and with but little else of political
excitement ii has made no Roadway but on the contra
ry, has thus dWndIed down. what it expect to ac-
compish by further efforts We should suppose that
all reasonable have learned by this time that
whenever they have special political object TO accom-
psh the sureSt Of throwing emharrassments and
difficulties IN its way, is, by the organization Of dis
tinc party its favor It's tending is to limit sympathy
in its behalf, to such be induced to abandon all
other political objects for that one and close up the
avenues of approach, thereon, in the minds of all others
The true mode and the only mode of oper alton in
such case, is by operating the minds of The ndivd-
ua members of existing political organizations without
presenting the obstacle of organization adverse TO
their own.
AT any rate trust that those of the Native Ameri-
cans who favor Wing doctrines, in Massachusetts, will
suffer themselves no longer be the dupes of designing
leaders, for the special benefit OF locoocoism. They
must already have become satisfied that in every severe
ly contested election, either in New York or elsewhere
those of their number who favor ocofco doctrine yot
the locQoco ticket and leave the native ticket to Ike care
Of itself rather defeat the Wing ticket bv WHO
(natye) votes. Why should they permit themselves
thus to be duPed and made the instruments of picking
their own eyee out We trust they will no longer DO it,
WORCES TER AND NASHUA RAILROAD.
The W. u n. Railroad Corporation held IA meeting
at the Town Hall, yesterday morning. at which it was
voted to Tescnd the former of the Corporation nv
which 1t VAS required that 100000 should be sub>crb-
ed, Internationally TO the capital stock befre the union
OF the two corporations. IN New Hampshire and Nassa-
ehuses should he united; and then it was voted that
the two corporations should be TN led according to the
provisions OF their charters.
In the AFTERNOON, meeting Of the joint corporations
was held for the purpose of choosing officers Whenwe
left the meeting was engaged in the election. and we
,yara Ia t,,I c.,
appears from the treasurers report that the avala
hle subscriptions TO the capital stock of the road is $685.
600. small proportion of this Is conditional but on
such conditions as do not render ii objectionable
New INVENTION. The Providence Journal express
eS great satisfaction, at the operations of machine cali.
ed Chase Gard Spinner now exhibiting in that city
The Invetlon is very simple and through 5 means the
manufacture of coarse wooens may be enabled to bid
defiance to all MIR. Walkers restrictions bv The con-
sumption Of domestic WOOL and the production of VAN
which for strength, appearance and economy canno, be
eqnaled by the foreign workman, when is fully borne
out by examination of the samples of arous fabrics
made from II, consisting of blankeIlng nrgro cloths
equal to best WEIGH plains carpets, coarse hosiery
sailors ocks and drawers, &c Several al the primer
pal manufacturers have visited the machue and have
BEEN unanimous in their approval oft
No oil IA serious item in some eslab istncnts is re-
qu'sIte TO be used IN the operation If spinning and the
waste seldom exceeds per cent. whilst that from Bue
nos AyTes wool averages from Is to - per Cent
One NoTE! Don't attach little Importance TO ONE
VOTE! Let no lukewarm Wing console himself or
satisfy his conscience with the reflection that my vote
IS hut one and will make dfeencc" This is bad
reasoning Suppose Mndred should adopt li,
course Would it make no difference" friend This
IS no way to do business II you are Wing 90 and
vote. We oileI see the importance Of ONE VOTE
Senators, Congress mcn, ana Governors have been
e'ectcd ny majority Of ONE! All numbers a, well
as all maores, are imposed OF ONES Then leave
not ONE behind
GP Hon VIM. Kent recently appointed ROYAL Pro.
fesSor OF Law in the Cambridge Law School has taken
up his residence in the house formerly occupied by Judge
Story, aud is the full tide of successful experiment.
in the duties of his office. The venerable Chancellor
Kent recently attended OF his lectures and was re-
ceIved by the students with great applause On dit that
the distinguished commentator on American law will
take up his residence at Cambridge Reporter.
u The Governors of New jersey and Indiana have
appointed Thursday Nov Goth 10 be observed as a day
ofT hanksoiviu0