The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-06
POSITIVELY THE LAST SPEECH

The Taylor men of Worcester in their distress have
sent for the "GodliEe" hope that he will "strike his
hand over the place and recover them of their eprosv
But the disease is mcurable and after hard death ruo
gle they will Tomorrow give up the ghost, with no hope
of resurrection. Not ALBANIA nor Pharfar nor all the
waters of Jordan make them clean or save them from
mortal agones. The Wings are doomed par,v. and
they may as well as not, say. LET US cat and drink for
tomorrow die All the Wizards aud familiar .piri,s
all the COMPUTATIONS and entertainments this side of En-
dor, will ava them ohing.
It's announced in the True Whig' and sI,;,o A,,a,
that the Hon Daniel Webster will speak in Worcester
10 night. Ii the appointment should prove another
hoax Oov Lincoln perhaps will grandoquze for some
editing hours as he did when Long jim" like 'esrrit,
from the Vastly deep" would not come for calling.
But what will the "godlke" say, to comfort and en-,
courage the Taylor Wings of Worcester on their poi
cal death eve? Will he euogze the PHILADELPHIA nom,
instion by telling them it mot fit to be nude ?" Will
ne tell them as he did his venerable friend and brother
counsellor, July last, Coun street. that he will "nerer
go for the old Brigadien Will he say in respect to
Zen. Taylor that he "preferS Mr. Van Buren, and tba,
Mr. Van Buren, is much safer statesman as he said
when Mr. CrtIenden trying bring forward the log
cabin hero? Oh the cotton and COL orator the sa,
net statesman cannot afford to go for the Bible doctrine
Hon much is mln better than a sheep That ,s M,
the doctrine Of The chords of the loom" and MIR. Web
ster can say, "my doctrine not mine but theirs who
sent me-" He is sent Lowell alarmist or a Sta,e
street stpeudary, to croak about the tariff and the err
rency.
lie has been driven from his positions in his Marsh,
field Speech and he on his honor declare his bo
iiefth Gen Taylor is Wing, Massachusetts Wing.
IN the commonly received of the term in Massacbn
sets. 1t has became unsafe for mans reputation to
call Gen. Taylor such Wing. The people here un.
destand this matter, and cannot be humbugged by SOL
emn avowals OF "6eief" like that of the godlkeD at
Marshheid All such chances gone by.
Neither will the "great expounder" Sc, forth Gen.
Iaylors love TO the WIlmot pIovso He will leave
that TO "honest" Mr. Senator Davis 10 defend Mr.
Webster knows, too well, the principles and rules of ev-
idence not TO know that the weight Of testimony is all on
the other side and he will have Lohng to do with such
nonsense and fummery. And how will Mr. Webster dare
10 speak Of slavery al all Gov Lincoln should preside
or be present. His Exceency would shake ike BelS
shazzar at the word The ghost Of 1920 would al once
torn him deadly pale. "Cbans and letters e'-Cbaius
and ietiers!'-"Chans and letters I" would dauele in
tie air and cank their horrd echos round the friphed
walls Mr.. Webster will doubtless spare the Coye,nors
nerves, that he may live to bis vote for Gen. Tay,
Tor on the fatal 7lh and, instead OF such hszards will
discourse topics which will most afec, men by their
obscure intricate, or sbstruse nature, prefenng dark
subjects and soaring the tmd with shrI,ghos on sha
ty bush. But even the "godIke" though he stimulate his
genius TO the utmost do but little except prove to his
'wn conviction how little he can do among people
vho have in their understanding and hearts, one great
ubect that towers high and stately above all Others, aud
prbds the thought Of dgacing the ballot box by votes
Or Gen. Taylor, the slaye.hOding and slave holders
anddate.