The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-10
FREEMEN OF MASSACHUSETTS,

FREEMEN OF MASSACHUSETTS,!
Do you wish the Free Soil principle 10 prevail, TWO
wears hence in the Congress be elected, and in the
Congressional and Presidential elections in 1852! II
you do you begin now, and do all you can 10 pul
thelparty Of freedom in The ascendancy in the State =
That's the way to do it. Get your MINOR organization
rtsh-vour towns, your cities, your counties and your
States and then you may control the national govern
ment. But, so long you voluntarily put the State
government into tie hands Of Cass Taylor men, so
long you neutraize your principles, and give your
influence TO the slave power.
Do you wish 10 exert such moral influence on Con-
gres as will prevent the extension of slavery into the
new territories? If you do, the only way it can be
done is, to make strong demonstration as possible at
the polls The principle be sustained upheld, and
made effective by giving your votes for free soil men
and for them only. To do otherwise would neutralze
the moral influence of all you have done in the Pres-
DENTAL election. Ii would give just the mrnions
of the slave power believe they have already said
that The Tree soil movement mere "sizzle' which has
exhausted itself in efot, and that You willing
now not only to lay down and be rode over, rough
shod by lhem but that you will even give your for
their What hope should we ever have Of restran>
ing the slave power, by course so inconsistent and
suicidal
But we hope better things Of the gallant Sons of
Freedom in the old Bay State. We believe they intend
finish what they have we'll begln-to follow up tie
first blow with another, till the ork is accomplished, and
the principles of freedom of the Declaration of nde>
pendence and the Constitution are vndicated and sus>
t1ned throughout the land.
FREEMEN OF DISTRICT No 5.-Your rep
reese NATIVE, CHARLES HUDSON, after years
of profession has proved taithess and recreant
in the hour of trial He has belied his professions,
eaten his own words, and Frustrated himself at
the foot of the slave power. You cannot vote for
such man without belying yo,r professions and
proving false to the sacred cause offreedom.
But, in CHARLES ALLEN, your noble,
brave, and lion hearted champion, you have the
man for the crisis. Bold fearless, and unc ON
promising, with talents of the very highest order
"a man whose integrity and spotless purity of
life, command universal respect-you could not
have, nor desire, more fit representative
Glorious, indeed, for Massachusetts, will it be,
to have such trio in the House of Representa-
tives, as Palfrey, Mann, and Allen How
would it rejoice the great heart of the sold Man
eloquent coulu ne return 10 the earth anu see
those seats so filled How, In the presence OF
such steadtast apostles of Freedom, do your Hud-
sons, your Ashmuns, and your Winthrops, stand
abashed-men who, in the time Of trial, sacrifice
principle to base and sordid expedency.-
Rally then, for Freedom and Right, and show
your devotion to the principles of eternal Justice,
by electing Charles Allen to Congress-, on the
first trial.
Let every Free Soil man, who is able, go early
to the polls. The rallying Committee will then
be able to ascertain who is not there, and take
their measures accordingly. 1t will give time
also, in contested cases TO see that justice is
done,