The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-03-10
The latest dale of such expressi,


ceved, was May 1874. But afterwards athaHgt
h in The tune The lsame papers subsequently, during
tfs nqer .ealanaign of 1874, became opsa aPd
wbm advocates OF that same annex tion y rexSI b
measure BENEFICIAL to the welfare d hesUnioN.! Ry
@Hhlarl necfomsncy was it that iha. which was be
foe denounced as "wcked5God abandoned" land OF
"cfSne and slavery" became to considered as the
zsHspeions and beaaenns s.one starr sought 10 en-
bTaced in Republic, By what principle Of corrpP-
ton was it, that what was before ibldck as Ink and BIZ
sseF became in ihe ,,siag sweet
erthap The nectar ofihe Gods; and whlerf than he
robes of angels aroq4d The throne Of Heaven Why
was that that which was beore so oathesome that
they prayed HeavenE6a ayeft3 & ffaon them by an i'm
passabe gufn theyisaPseqoeRly embraced with all the
fondpess Of broher and advocated ms incorporation
into orr Union kA''tei,i II 68itF5is sod
se,,aier Benlarsbs Epail,ed the matler and shown
why the 4hfee Hundred" Aemottatlc papeE 81, The
eouaryrwere upagmaas' and harmoniopsi lia heir
Texas opinions During le Summer campaign Of 1874
snasneceededip he Piesidensja spggie II We quote
ietflowngsroa SEEM Bent6n's late,s speech an tehieh
hRpfqduees certain hon he
Department sottate,a tthree hundred me espaper
editors 's9s3'ii i" afin@g1sds 0a hna li'rl1uni iGJ
ff5ts ~ g5 sd IS s7saglsa bahnaiai sliu1vE
Three hundred newspapers, in the summer Of 1914
mentss of the Department Of STATE IN FIereis,lhe
instrncan under which the three hundred acted ,i,4
s'As the conductor 81 the oHeia Journal here he has
c co sS e SSSY essr which
ehe course Of your paper yohcdn lake The tone ffhe
sons ssF ssg aS Jack
trdterstO die cotrt who oppose the treatya pl It
to benton. Rreclam that Bepten by attackng Mr. Tyler
RHdR Blends and dripg them from the partyz isaading
The election Of and charae him win doing this
te defeat Mr Polk and insure himself The succession in
claim ahat lp JUSTICE be done to the acts aud
strings, Donot propose the Union s il is the business of
she Democrats TO do this and arrange il ito our perfect
satistsc uend here quote oD nun Leadiqg tie
Spufh,aSuch isAhe course which which
fsa can or not according 70 youF real attachneRt
1o-merrpW ASIAN indication and regard lhis letter as of
the most strict and nyiplahe character r.
aMrBenton. proceeded after reading The above make
no GonmenL this eter nor read 1.-The other parts Of III;
atime will come toF that il is or gina " IN keep
andswl prove jSes merely fead asparegrapb n9w5 10
shnw with What justice The person who was in the De.
partmept Of stat when these three hundred newspapers
lis were thus attacking The OF peace, sets up
for the charaeteroi paciacalor !ot h !, ils soJ i
d Mr 0ahqun5d having written such a letter and
sad ne never exercised The slightest influence over the
Madisnnian newspaper. r.asy. IL, esooes,i,
sMrBentan said lt the work of one Of the organs
of he adMnisra0ns mob John Jones and the nsruc-
,tieh wasolowed bythee hundred papers in the nay
of the Department OF Stateea ,slaa Yet;i, nd lsa IN
zlniS explains how il that that land which before
Cast SO internal a stencil tina: Northern Loco Focoes
prayed Heaven o avertits breathof Pestience' from
Polqlipg our borders, became, under The P9ept in
faenee Of the Bamore-T yerah eromancy to cast
more odorfel gus effumes tIa he famed 7Sao
@= s' e sabeanodors from the spicy shore Ysqn7g -
.31GW9J of Araby the bles2 adn1asAsf 81 Sd ise fag
hors deeiods tBaiihcense offered on Heavens Nown
II ssliT tf,4"iq Asses77f h 80 .aciisttspl 40 asofn
Shrine a@ir G91sS n,dI sYou 4on bs1us
Northern denoctats,dit thus seems for stheasake oil
-Hpaysswere wiling 10 assist ia Involving our country