The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12
FREE SOIL IN MARLBORO'.
The Glorious Canse Triumphant!
Slurbrillge, Oct. 9Th, 1913.
The River of Hell.

MARLBORO Oct 7, I648.
The citizens Of this locality aud surrounding villages
met on last night, (Fnday in the town hal for the pur.
pose OF hearing and address from the Hon John G.
Paifrey. The spacious literally crowded TO
suffocaon ny determined advocates ofunversal liberty
and IN every cheer that emanated from the crowd me.
thought heard the clmkng OF the hammer striking off
the caPtives letters. The wchng smile and sparkling
glance of "lovely woman" added immensely to the
brilliancy Of the The meeting was called 10 or.
der by ). Il Phelps, when Mr. Lovejoy rose and ex,
planned, that in consequence of The illness OF Mr. Palrey
for few days previous he feared he would be unable 10
attend, and consequently regretted that he (Mr L.
would act his substitute But oItunate, the Hon gen.
tleman was enabled to appear was anticipated, and
would have the pleasure of addressing Them after few
observations from himself. AT this stage of the pro
ceedngs, Mr.. l.. was interrupted The men of North>
boo' and Wesboro bearing blazing torches-and form
ing procession which reminded one of the pillar of
flame that guided the lsraeles through the desert were
seen winding down the hill, and the greater part of the
meeting Immediately rushed forth 10 welcome their arr
rival On their entry. Vocal Band peaed forth The
joyous notes of greeting which beautifully respond.
ed 10 by that OF the new Order being restored
Mr. L. continued heightened and beautiful address in
which he clearly demonstrated General Taylors being
pledged TO veto the Wimo Provso aud adduced as
proofs his acceptance with "pr0tound gratitude" the
nomination OF the Louisiana legislature and with MOST
PROFOUND gratitude That Of the Convention OF Souib
Carolina SHAREHOLDERS Mr. l.. concluded by Inlrodu.
eng John u. Palirey, who most IapturousIy recey
ed lie commenced by mentioning The fact OF his being
liam IN mole respects than one, was not only lame
III health, but vas also the lame aud rel ced candidate
OF the Wings OF district No. A. He then proceeded 10
give an account OF his ewardship in a manner most
honorable 10 himself He affected no bomoast nor was
he overpowered by indignation las persons are as
beng suspected, he made very scrutiny into
his career, IN clear, calm, and dgnied manner which
tod with thrilling effect his audience liz passed the
fiery ordeal with safety and showed that The 'con>
science "! wings endeavofed 10 sacrifice him as they
had attempted with others, such as John Milton Earle
buckingham and other honorable consistent people
who ike him repudlaed the idea OF being made their
tools.
Mr. r. was heard throughout his admirable speech
with that respectful silence which much mere grate>
iul than the most enthusiastic interruptions aud the fee-
ing eylhced throughout showed pretty clearly VINO ouId
be the successful candidate OF the people of dsct
Ii sto be hoped that all places true as old MARI
boro. Indeed "Michigander" here may be appIopr.
atey termed rara aras' and OF TUTORS" may say
duo, scarce have these attery became that would
hint at the plopriety Of employing few bloodhounds
not Tor the purpose OF worry ing them, bu merely TO lind
where they are that may exhibit to the admirng
gaze Of all true Yankees such curioses We viii nave
another demonstration Ia Southboro on Tuesday noh
next, perhaps you may hear auon rom
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