The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-29

connected
with The Free Soil cause in this town. that may perper
DC iao before the public even at the hazard of con.
actng with the representations contained in an article
published in the True Wing Of the Esd inst over the
signature OF Ashland* Should you consider the follow.
ing worthy OF an insertion in the columns of the Sp,
is at your service.
Al the Free Soil meeting, of which you had an ac
count in communication OF the 18th inst committee
was appointed to draft Constitution, and repor, 10 an
adjourned meeting. The adjourned meeting was hold
on Thursday evening, the 10th inst The Cons,iu,,on
was reported by the committee acted upon and adon,ed
BY the meeting, and signed by the officers of the Cluh
and other friends of Freedom present.
The meeting of the 10th inst if not so enb,k,asc &c
the previous one, the more Interesting from Tho an
pearance Of highly respectable gentleman. who has
heretofore taken deep interest in the Wing cause in
this town, and is now advocate for the election e
Gen. Taylor. He was present by invitation from one
OF the officers of the Club and after being several times
requested, by the President and others took mart in
the discussions OF the evening, which were Conducted
with the utmost fairness He denounced the free so;I
movement, as being dangerous the peace Of The In
on and ms anmadversion upon the past political Life of
Mr: Van Buren,, were severe and copiOus His strong
PeJuoces nave evidently led him into error, as he be-
eved that Mr. Van BHrea, when President of The SEN
ate, gave bis casting vote for the passage of Law al
lowing Southern Post Masters to rifle The mall a.
that such law was now in force and within fa,r
days he has first learned that the Boohoind nrn;, !.
hunting Indians n.lhe Florida war was recommanded =,
the Administration OF Mr.. Van Buren, by his hvor;,e
candidate for the Presidency Gen TAYLOR Snch ~
PTessons are not uncommon among Taylor men. and !,
is not unfrequenty the case that ihey viii ob;ec, 10 81
condemn the Free Soil party as sectional one IA a' az
forwards say that they would have voted H. Ind,
Mclean, if he had been nominated instead NJ M vs.
buren,, by the Buffalo Convention aud thus show thai
they go for Men. not for Principles 500
Our Club cannot boast of any of the taIen, 70 h f,
among the numbers OF the learned professions in This
town, having yet such accessons 10 The
But at the meeting last mentioned able aud spirit speech
81 were mace ~ one Of the Vice Presidents and the
chairman Of the Executive Committee, which wonld
trouble most OF our professional men TO answer
II IS an agreeable fact, that the officers of The Son,b
bridge Free Soil Club, though selected some from each
=, we oa pohncaI parties, were. without exception,
supporters OF Gen. Harrison in l84O and numher ~
tnem were delegates TO the Baltimore Wing Rali6caton
convention IN the same year, among whom was ,ha
"second gentleman" on the Executive Commi,tee ,sho
has heretofore been of the most able az ,ha
OF the Town Committee OF the Wing nar,,, 4; &C.,,
bridge, p''y' IN Sou'h>
Protection TO American Industry" has formerly heeo
an important principle Of the Wing party, ami a large
portion Of the members Of all parties al he No,,h u.s.
sympathized with them on this point: and il i : I
able TACT that this principle, with ali other Whu ;;
pies, including the Wmo Proviso,l was "scou,adn ~,
" "'0 n"ouePhld OohVenton The manu- acturers of
THIS Town are called upon assist in the election nj
man 10 The Presidency whose opinions on thai subec,
are not known, and not only that but as regards "a or
Protective Tariff, and the right Of Congress under he
CONSTITUTION TO create such system Of feyenne1 NJ bae
not investigated the matter sufficiently 10 he n,
answer any inquiries concerning that subject Ibe cot
Toll manufacturers here will assist in This election xh;a
me pnncPa managers Of the extensive works Of he
hamilton WOODEN Company are indignant al the idea
a. we wings should put up no.parly man for Presi.
Gent. man who stands pledged il pedeed AZ All ~
sanction any Bill that Congress NAV Mass 81 b;s .h.S,
even Bill to admit the manufactured artices n 49,
foreign country duty FREE a1i a 80!
ihese wooden manufacturers will NOT snie Tho lead.,
o. any patty TO draw the wool over their ewes II MI;
way. they VIII not vote for, but have repfiiated The
domination oil man who would no, Withdraw ~ nan,e
,rom inc canvass, whoever might be The nominee ~ The
National Convention either Of the Wing or Democratic
parry. us not Known here that these men exneet anv
mo .ne present suffering condition Of he manu-.
featuring interest, by the meie election f I, ~ IT.
70 .ne Presidency, but il is the moe.son ~ so ~
oss ~ ther service, that they believe thai a. good
in couid De secured under the administrators 81 V,n
% uhuer mat OF either Of The other to
d; opo'eve mat the great Free Soil movement a
oons soou, ana they would not stop H, II thew coId
~ v!y proprietor in this large establishments, res;.
s ~ 'h's Town, and for number of years ,he Aosn,
.a, 'ssaen' o. the Southbrdge Free Soil Club or
as.;s 70 . opseiseers and principal workfneo IN the
the Free Soil ticket fright straight tbroah
az present not less than thirty or fortv voers n our
sanAS wig never before were any thing else but wings
gov ana mue-al Of whom will vote Tor Van Rnren and
au@ss5 rn'ps and Mills, and for free soil man to 20
Any statements in this, or AM former articles from ha
'""s 'O''ce, whenever found 10 be incorrect will be