The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-16

GTThe True Whig," under the management of
an unknownand therefore irresponsible clique CT trough
and ready" ratiers from behind their conceamen and
with their characteristic bravery, have been throwing
mud and missiles the Spy. The open and undsguis>
ed advocacy of the humane and patriotic principles of
the great Free Soil party of the nation, which distin-
gushes paper could hardly be expected TO escape
the malignant demonstrations OF the secret and
pulous agents of the third party organization Hav~
ing about defaet an election by the people, in the
desperate hope of success by throwing The choice o.
Electors Governor &C., into the Legislature, is not
strange that for the accomplishment of uniusfable
purpose such agents should resort TO discredtabe
= The Organ complains of our suggestion that Abra>
ham Lincoln was defeated candidate. We knew that
Cass had been elected in his district, and hence
inferred, eoneously,as appears that Mr. l.. the de-
feaed candidate. 1t turns out, however, that it was
another Taylor candidate ,0ho defeated-Mr Lincoln
foreseeing the danger having prudently Withdrawn him
self. We are always happy to correct mistakes. We
advocate which needs any thing but truth
for its support.
Next, the aforesaid Organ, with all becoming ciulity
of telling two hes" in our account Of the
Third Party Convention. The frst in reference TO
Myron Lawrence's motion TO arrest the ballotng for
Governor, and to nominate by reclamation. 1t quotes
US thus:
HE gave reason, that last year under the dark>
ness of the ballot" twenty members had dared
TO vote against Messrs. Briggs and Reed ?
And the organ adds,-"Fhis is literally lie. He
ASs~oh 1easeaJ and sl '.-e, Of oBovo para
graph probably knew IT." Now, with due Difference to
this pupil OF the "Od Zach" school ofmanners we take
the liberty to say that the above paragraph is TRUE
literally true-Mr. Lawrence having used the verv
words ascrbed to him. This we can prove if need he
by Judicial evidence.
The second Gle" is thus quoted by the Organ of the
Taylor faction,--"a crowning one, - it SAYS
"The Convention agreed to adopt these gentlemen
Messrs Briggs and Reed) amidst the nosest sort 81
demonstrations, and prevented exposure Of the dis,
Sensions Which prevailed in relation to the ,oof;os
and Uhich had come nigh leaking out"
Now, we have good evidence, that there puas d;per
sity fbalots in circulation. It's also we'll understood
that many of the Taylor faction had been for lone
time DESTROYS of nominating new candidate in prefer
ence to Gov. Briggs. Presumng, therefore, that Mi
Lawrence apprehensive that the same feeling Of dis
content which he described having disturbed the de-
sired harmony of the Wing Convention of last year
would break out yet more formdaby on this occasion
unless promptly suppressed we thought, and sill
think, that the object of his movement was TO droscn tn
Uoices Of the dia6ected by loud and bOisterous hussas
We challenge the Taylor Organ TO deny, lift dare
that there were members of that Convention opposed 10
the nomination Of Gov. Briggs. Mr.. Lawrence said
there were twenty-five last year. VII the Organ dar.
say that the number Of indictments ere not this yea,
largely Increased?
The vaporng Of the factions organ, about IS OoC
whig voters" is merely IaughabIe. await little lon
ger"