The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-10
POLITICAL HYPOCRISY.

stood arrayed In the spotless robe oil PRINClPLE'
Wing Electioneeftag Hddfess
"The spoess robe of PRINCIPLE, chr How
long is il since these wings who lately sold all
their principles Tor share in slaveholdlng
availability, have learnt to honor the "spotless
robe OF anti slavery principle! Did not they
abuse, tactioniss aud traitors, every Free SOIL
er who bolted because he couldn't swallow Tay
Tor and his three hundred slave? Are they not
the very same gentlemen of property and stand
ing who sought to nip this principle Il humanity
in the bud OF its development, by mobbing little
female anti slavery prayer-meeing Are they
not the very same graceless reprobates who en-
deavored TO palm upon the good people OF Massa-
chusetts the "Garland Forgery" thereby seek
ing to overwhelm the honest and magnauimous
James G. Birney in everlasting disgrace? And
did not their "Godlike" leader lose bet OF $500
i'll seeking to prop that very same forgery Are
they not pledged TO sustain slaveholding pres-
dent who is well known to be exerting his intlu
ence at this moment TO make California slave
state? Pretty fellows they, to talk about "the
spotless robe of principle" II that robe is SO
spoIless, why have they never put ii on?
The truth is that the annals OF partyism, from
the birth OF time. do not furnish anything so
shamelesslv and treacherously hypocritica as the
attitude and pretences of the Wing party OF Mas
sachusetts. Their actions give the Ire 10 every
syllable oil their professions They profess to be
uncompromsingly opposed to the extension OF
slavery, and yet they have elected and are sus'
tanning in course most efectusliy hostile 10 Tree
soil, president whose elevation is the acme OF
all the triumphs of the slavocratic aclion-the
very man who plunged the country into the dis
graceful Mexican war by exceeding the VILLAIN
Gus instructions of his master, the late everto- be-
regretted James K Polk.
The servility and the utter profigacy of the
northern Wings in thus imposing upon the coun
try the murderous hero Of The shareholders war,
has shocked the honest people of all parties, and
as they have borne on the name OF Whiggery
with them, the people have no other names lett
but Democracy, "Loco Focoism,'' Free Soil
and Liberty Party, aud thank God, under all these
they are uniting TO thrash these hypocritical
apostate, traitorous Wings.
New conditions make new duties. Two wears
ago no man would have thought it possible that
the staid and pious anti-slayery" Whiggery Of
Massachusetts would sell itself to the most deep
ly commit stakeholder on the globe-the blood
hound man on whose soul rests the damnng re-
sponslbility OF commencing h0stilities upon an
unoffending sister republic for no other purpose
i. than to extend slavery
Is it to be wondered then that these politicians,
whose robe of principle the Wings confess to
have been spotless, should say TO their northern
brethren of the "Loco Foco" faith, "Come. let
stopped or proposed TO stoop to the degradation Of
these Taylorites Let US then join our forces
and chastise these utter traitors TO Liberty, who
have the impudence to profess 'Free Soil while
their Chiefs forging chains for half a continent"
6a The nhig leaders are not fools. They must
""'o n"o"I ~A.~n they consummated that afro
clous bargain in Philadelphia, that it would drive
all the elements OF democracy and honesty into
combination against them. 1t will do so. In et
iect, 1t has done So How hypocritical for them
TO profess to be surprised at what they see The
Democracy may not be ready to unsay all their
old pro-slayery formulas, but they are put into
state OF anti slavery excitement by this new and
transcendently ro-savery position of the wings
They are in condition 10 be leavened with the
anti slavery element, just as sure as rain makes
the grass grow.
Voters, these consummate hypocrites say to
you, "The leaders (Fr ee SoiN have rushed bell
nell into the pro-slavery ranks OF the Loco Fo
cos, and have tried to carry their forces with
them"
And have not the Locos Focos rushed into the
Anti Slavery ranks of the Free Sellers. Answer
US that, Mr., Speaker Winthrop, George Hlllard.
Schouler, s. Co. But, o the polished brass assur
ance OF these Taylorites to talk about "pro slav.
cry ranks! Pray, what ranks is your chief, the
patriarch Zachary, n la what sort of ranks
does man hold Peggy, and Dinah, and Sambo
gentlemen pretend that they dare 90 to the White
House and there talk about the "pro slavery
ranks, of the Loco Focos'' Bah-the whited
sepuchres ChyonotvDe.
% The Free Soil men Of Boston had rousipg
meeting at Faneuil H all Thursday evening 1t was
addressed by Thomas S. Harlow, William Jackson aid
John Van Buien. The speech Of the later was very
effective He denied The charge that, in the Union IN
New York. the Banburners had abandoned their nrn.
ciples, and soemnly assured the assembly and the
country that he and his party believed SLAYER, an un.
mixed evil, and that he and they ,coud aerer vote for
any man, who was not sound on The WImot proyiso
and pledged 10 oppose the erpetuati aud extension
OF slavery, wherever tie question could be met He
also avowed his determination never to 60 into nations
al convention with slave holders
~ The editor lie Aigs is putting forth the same
Kind OF lying claims OF exravagant success in the cleo
ton IN this county, that be incuged freely in last fall
when he declared that the Taylor party would
certainly have large plurality and probably majo lin
IN the County The Colonel has played "A1ojor Long,
bow" SO frequently, that he is pretty well understood
now. lie claims thai the majority against The Taylo,
party will be 20C0 less than il was last year We pre-
diet that vii be greater. Let US see which is nearcs,
right.
U London letter in The N. Y. Mirror saws Lord
Brouglam's "iar and Gery friend Lola Monies or Peg
ate