The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-25

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The Taylor presses in this State, since the
election IN Connecticut, and the union of the
Free Sellers and Democrats upon the principles
of the Buffalo Platform in Wisconsin and Vermont
are excessively alarmed at the idea OF similar
union in Massachusetts,. The spec.res of future
coalitions haunt their perturbed negotiations,
and viii not. down at their bidding. Some OF
them are constantly muttering their fearful lore
holdings, and prophesying dire calamties TO the
Free Sellers, when the Ito them) dread union
shall be contaminated The fear Of being push
ed from their stools is daily papable to all. Now
we advise these perturbed spirits to soothe and
quiet their lively apprehensions, at least during
the coming dog days. You are, gentlemen Tay-
lorites, at the mercy OF your opponents united,
or divided, they can roll up from IL to 20 thou
sand majority against you in the old Bay State.
They will determine their own course OF action,
uninfuenced by your hopes or fears. You've
disinterested advice wall be lost upon them.
The Lowell Courier, New Bedford Mercury,
and Springfield Republican, are uncommonly ex-
ercised about these days. The Lowell Courier
of Tuesday, being stirred by our remark, that
ssthe Wings held the State government by the
sufferance of their opponents trembhngly de-
clares that 'swe should like TO coalition sim
liar TO that attempted in Vermont undertaken in
Massachusetts," "Personally, have no OBJ
lection, on the contrary, we should be glad to see
it." 1t anticipates 'rare sport among the Anti
Taylor men next autumn" So do we. The
Mercury of the same day oraculary announces
that "the Free Soil party is largely composed OF
Wings, and those Wings tCiH not amalgamate
with Democrats" We suppose the Mercury
really thinks the Wing Free Sellers, the DEM
ocrats should attempt to stand upon the truly
Democratic platform adopted at Buffalo, would
hop off from it and run for del life, flee for pro
lection 10 the ranks OF Taylorism. Yesterday
the Springfield Republican announced its inten-
ton of''watching the progress OF things with in
terest but not with fear, and II also asserts Its
belief, that "noihing would give stronger assur-
ance Of Wing rule in the State, than such Goa
lition OF parties here as that which has lately
been effected in Vermont" Why then, MIR Re-
publican, are you so troubled about the matter
Is it out of pure regard for the honor and 'moral
influence" of the parties concerned! Your kind
regard for us will doubtless be reciprocated
We really suppose that the Courier, Mercury
ard Republican think, that if the old Democracy
of Massachusetts, should abandon their untenable
position which was repudiated by the country a
the last election, and with their brethren in Wis.
consin and Vermont, take their position upon the
indestructable Platform of the Free Democracy
that the Wing Free Sellers, the men " no march
ed with serted ranks and in solid column, under
the fire of the Taylor batteries, up to the ballot
boxes and voted for Martin Van Buren,, whom
they had for years, opposed, with certain defeat
before them, cheered only by sense OF duty
will desert their standard, and join the standard
of the sonly Southern man that could be elected
because those old opponents chose to stand upon
their platform, and fight under their banner for
the triumph OF their principles.
They will do no such thing. They will not
recede one inch from their position assumed al
Buffalo. They will march up to the extre me
verge and boundary of their legal aud constitu
tional lights for the overthrow and utter extnc.
ton OF slavery in America. Ii any portion Of the
Democrats, or the entire Democratic party OF the
State, shall choose, we hope for the cause o.
liberty and humanity they will do. to unite with
us in placing the old Bay State in the van, where
she ever should be, in hostility to the slave pow.
er and in advocacy OF the cause of human liber.
TYNE shall give them hearty and cordial gre
ing. We shall be ready to