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

Il is We well known that the Egis, to which his
Excelency has for many years stood in the manifold
relations Of editor, owner mortgage, patron, and pro-
tege has for some six months past been grossly per-
soaal and coarseiy staRderous Oh Judge Alien, whose
reputation needs endorsing for the people OF Wor,
cester Counry and that said gs, of which his Exc,l
ency is yet me quasi owner has been unweared in It's
attempts destroy Judge Aliens character and thereby
break down his just influence in The community. 1t has
repeatedly called him traitor and sought to brand
him with the vest eplhes. o. the 9th OF September
last ut charged him with reckieSs' base ;" 1diciouS,'
ohoieSae flbricaons" "kaown TO be such By him loho
uttered them" These charges against Judge Allen for
conduct clearly marked by bold uprghmess before the
Convention at Philadelphia, and before his constituents
after, and by him unansweraby vindicaled in his
Reply to Gov Lncoln-those charges doubtless seen
and conned by his Exceency are but specimen of he
personal abuse heaped Judge Allen by the Kgis,
whose editor, never having had character to lose,
face right about and that soon if he would entertain
reasonable hope Of gaining one.
We now propose the TEST, which is this DID his
Excelency the aforesaid 9Th OF September or at any
other time either before since that day, when the
Egs 50 falsely, coarsey and personally those in>
amouSmpulalions Judge Alen-imputatlons incom-
paraby more gross than any alleged have been made
on Judge Thomas-did his Excelency, we ak, as SOL
EMMY ascend to the third lott of The adj AGENT Butman
Block, and, with equally grave rcbuke the editor of
the EgS cause his be struck from the subscrip,
ton list of that paper or in any otter way formally
withdraw from it his patronage and support?
The public will see this 10 he far and conclusive
test of his Exceency's sincerity. It is 100 plainly Just
| nd aouitol Nla
IT, therefore, his ExcelIeucy did soemnly ascend in
popria persona to the third loft OF Butman Block if he
did there gravey rebuke the edl Of the Hgs or his
clerk Tor him, and if he did inds mainly withdraw his
patronage and support from that paper OH the ground
OF its gross perSonaliy' and SANDER on Judge Allen
then his Excelency impartial and therefore should
be accounted aud adudged sincere. But IT. on the con-
traryhs Exceency at the very time when he so soenpy
assembled 10 the third loft OF Braiey Block avowng his
adherence Of "perSoadieS" and therefore erasing his
good name, was sustaining, patromzng, or in any way
giving coun,enance to lie gross personalities" of the
Hgs then was his Excelency partial acting from tav-
or instead of principle, and his alleged reason must have
been lnlncere and was preteHce aud sham as charg
ed against him by his neIghbors who have known him
long and had many opportunities 10 consldr his ways
The public will wait Tor the facts If given his Ex.
celency will lose the case by default
II any should be scrupuouS and require double
test they try his Exceencys sincerity by ascertain.
ing whether his Excelency has elevated himself third
time and assembled 10 the third loft of Butn,aa Block to
Tebuke the True Wing for its grossly false personalities
and to withdraw his hundred dollar subscription to main
tam that paper while aiding to elect Gen Taylor as true
Wing 'oihOnt principles. But the public generally will
be quite satisfied with the first lest il faithfully applied
FAIR Play.