The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-16

to the whole.
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he will give Lecture and exhibition OF the painting for
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cents.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEMONSTRATION.
We have already published the evidence, which shows
beyond the possibility Of dispute, that South Carolina
representing the slavery-exenson party of the Souh"
is going for that true embodiment of the slave inter>
est, Zachary Taylor with most enthusiastic unanim>
ty. As there to be disposition to cav on this
point, in few irresponsible quarters we propose to go
a little into detail of the extraordinary proceedings
which took place short time since at an immense
Democratic TaJ lcr meeting in Charleston, S c.. at
which Gen. z. Taylor and Gen. VIM. o. Butler were
unanimously selected from the two pares as the most
fit nominees for the Presidency and Vice Presidency to
represent and carry out the ultra pro>savery Interests of
the South The Charleston Patriot says the meeting
was composed entirely of Democrats, and that if
the spirit manifested in other portions of the State
equal to the tone manifested in the capital city, "ouh
Carolina 'cH be UNANIMOUS for Taylor" That there
may be mistake about this matter we will quote from
the Taylor Wing papers themselves, at the South, all
Of which bear testimony OF congraua,ion at such
lT,
Cahoun's dominions. The Albany (Georgia) Courier
staunch Wing paper, in publishing The proceedings of
the great meeting, says;
"NINE CHEERS FOR THE PALMETTO STATED
South Carolina, true to herself and the South, has
Wheeled INTO line under the TAYLOR FLAG, which cul
inmates glorously in the ascendancy.
We say South Carolina because an enthusiastic Tay.
lor meeting held in ChaTestoa for the Charleston
district, July Goth, repudiang the proceedings of the
Baltimore Convention and recommending TO the people
OF the State the cordial support OF Gen. Taylor, which
some OF The leading OF the State took part and be,
cause the Charleston District generally speaks the sen
ment OF the whole State. And we are The more con-.
frmed in this opinion from the fact that this action has
been taken deliberately, adrisediy and after careful
surrey of the whole field presented for their dec on
The eulogy which Mr. Holmes recently pronounced on
the Old Heros character in Congress- the announce
ment OF his determination 10 support him. considered
favorable South Carolina because we believe
he did IL adUiSedly. We do MT know when we were
more excited than when we received the Charleston
Evening News bearing the glorious tldings."
Thus speak the Taylor Wing organs in that regon
We find the alluded 10, the statement that the
Theatre, in which the meeting of the Charleston De-
mocracy in favor of Taylor was held, was densely
crowded throughout, to oyerfowng and Thai Hon either
side of the stage the oohods, soere the busts of
Mr.. CALHOUN and GEN. TAYLOR, upon neat pedes-
tails" Par mobile fratrum Splendid presiding goni-
uses, to look down side by side, from their sublime
heights, as the two grand representatives of American
Savocracy, with favor upon the proceed ngs of an
immense "Taylor Ratification Meetingn below!
Some OF the resolutions Of this interesting assenbage,
we shall quote 10 show the genuine stuff of which true
Tayorlsm is made, as we approach nearer its native
SOIL BaSng their action upon the fact that the North are
determined in united phaanx by the Gree So' move,
men at Buffalo, &C., TO take measures to restrict the
curse of slavery from the territories of the Union.
the ultra Southerner resolve in favor of old Zsch the
candidate most likely and sure TO hwau the objects
the North, and secure to The shareholders the nrivep.
OF carrying their "insliIuon" there The following is
extracted from the South Carolina manifesto:
"iha portion Of the people ofhe United States who
nave eagueo themselves together tor the oslensbe pur.
pose OF preUentang as they aege. the extension of that
institution" The preservation ofuhich is connected with
our interest and prosperity have OH this occasion Dre
scented themselves in an attitude of imposing magnitude
and torce No longer despicabIe Oh account Of their
Numbers, they hove been allowed b, our indifference 10
increase until they attract the attention OF those who
g,dsP az me hghes' honors OF the Republic and conc>
lale al divisions that can aid in tie qualification of This
ambition. Fifteen sovereign States Ii is said have del
egates to attend General Convention called for
the purpose OF adopting TO secure the success
" no vaneua,e wholn ,hey nominate, and doing
strike The rs blow at the happiness and prosperity Of
Inc slaveholdng States. That BODY should be inns
oTganzed-hat half Of the sovereign States or the
conledeTacy, comprising in that portion some Of The
largest most influential, and wealthy States, should
have thus been found band themselves ,oge,her and
make common cause wherein they have nothing 10
gam anu we al 70 lose, must provoke The SURPRISE IL
mol me Stern Indignation OF all. Their banner Is spread
to the bre re, aud il they have inscribed mol,oes
which cheat the unwary and madden the fanatic. Thev
have now drawn line which, for the first time. openly
dlVdes me Two great industrial portions Of our country
II. c. slave labor and free labor. i
TO oppose most eiecualy this great Free Soil move.
ment, they adopt he nomination Of General Toylor
10 snow me precise ground on which, 10 carry out
Their grand object the savocracy peter Taylor TO Cass,
just read further from the address Of the neepO rcfe,