The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-10
SOLEMN FACTS For VOTERS.


Gen. Taylor is large STAKEHOLDER. He owns
and works plantations IN Louisiana and Mississip
pi. His stock OF three hundred human beings is
consigned to the tender morcies to the whips
and scourges OF overseers. He does rot keep
and breed slaves for the purpose OF an establish
ment, but simpIy to coin their bones and muscles
into dollars
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON, his Secretary of Slate,
is the au hor OF the Clayton Compromise bill
agreed TO by John G.. Calhoun,-the effect of
which would have been to extend slavery
throughout New Mexico and California. He
voted against the Wilmot PrOviso when offered
to the bill. He voted tor the Missouri con PROM
Use. He sustained Walkers bill "a bill so inla
nous as to cause its author to be spurued and
discarded even by the Democrats who elected
him.
REvERDY JOHNSON, his attorney General
and legal and constitutional ddutser-has an
nounced his opinions to the world, repeatedly on
the floor OF Congress, that the Wimot Proyiso is
unconstitutional. He is bitterly hostile to it. He
never Jailed to vote against it, even in the case
of Oregon.
Mr.. PREsroN, his Secretary Of the Navy, en-
iertains Virgnian's hatred OF the Wilmot Pro
vlso He is in favor OF bringing in New Mexico
and California one State, TO be open to the un.
restricted ingress of slaves.
MR. CRAWFORD, his Secretary of War, be-
longs TO that class of Southern Wings, who
would see the Union dissolved and the country
lald waste before they would submit to the Viii.
mot Proviso. 1t is the boast OF GEORGIA that none
OF her sons ever supported the Wilmot Proviso
The WASHINGTON REPUBLIC,-the new or
gan OF Gen. Taylor and his cabinet,-declares
that the only difference between the amalgamat.
ed Democratic party OF New York, and the
Taylor Administration, is " Free Soil and A boil
ton f; Free Soil and Abolition alone " And to
snow the position of the Taylor party on that
question II says: There is everyw here dispo
sltlon among the Wings, to acqu.esce in the
withdrawal OF the slave question trom the arena
OF party politics.
THE NATIONAL INrELL1GENcER. the old
organ OF the Wing party-declares that g the
wings at least, will yield their assent TO the COM
ing decision of California aud New Mexico, let
that decision be tOhat it may That is, the
Wings will agree 10 their admission either as
tree or slave states The same paper OF Oct, 9th
Informs us that Gen. Taylor has adopted the CAss
doctrine on this subject, and what is far worse
has also adopted, in opposition to the decision Of
Congress- plan to render that doctrine condu i've
10 the spread OF slavery We ask the most Sc
rlous attention TO the following extract from that
paper of the date aforesaid. at has been the
desire OF Gen Taylor to settle the dstracting
question, (ot slavery in the terrtories) by anoth
er mode; and that is by the admission OF the ter.
as states into the Union, leaving to the peopIe OF
each The power to regulate the domestic question
OF slavery as TO them respectively shall seem
fit.
The triumph OF Taylorism in Massachusetts at
the ensuing election, will serve 10 strengthen the
arm, and encourage the impious purposes of the
aveholding and proslavery administration above
described. The victories of the Wing party are
the triumPhs OF the slave power, as is proved; its
defeats are anti slavery triumphs
In the light of these truths YOU will oo T., tho
ballot box. God grant that you may so vote that
none oil the blood ofmillions of your fellow beings
VINO are doomed-it the policy OF the admins
lratlon shall be successful-to lives OF cruel ser
Vltude 10 New Mexico and California, be found
upon your skirts Should you be tempted to
1ne"s,nen 'he arm oil the slave driver by your
vote, do not again insult your fellow citizens nv
pretending to be opposed to the extension OF sIa.
very.