The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20

Inc vlrtuouS indignation wasted now. a-days
nY the wing organs upon the union OF a party,
The masses oil which were never divided i'm prin.
clple, past telling.
what idith these journal must have in the g.
horance or the iorgettulness OF their readers:--
VINO Is there that does not know that the wing
party had its BIZ tn in a most odious coalition: ami
true to its origin and instincts, has sustained il.
sell, IRON the first, by "codition" one alter
another with every faction that has ever arisen
here
1t made coalition" with the anti lnasous
aAalnst the democratic party of the state
10 overthrow Silas Wright, it made coalition
with the Anti Renters, fresh from their organ.
ized revolt against the law, and the murder OF its
officers.
With the Native Americans, the most danger
GUS iacuon ne country has ever produced, its
natural afhniies made it ripe for an amalsama.
ton everywhere. In New York and p .,iladeI
PIMA, the coalition was complete, even while in
the latter Guy arson and murder illustrated the
progress and triumphs oil the new allies of w bie
gerry.
Within fortnight, while whig journals were
crying up wing devotion to free soil, and were
unSparlng in their denuuciatons and SANDERS of
the union for freedom in this state, the wings OF
fhadelphla, at the recent election, Joined hands
with the Native Americans, led by Levin. whose
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shade, and succeeded in electing, by this scoaI
lllon,' three Native Americans TO important
county offices.
But it was for the wings OF Ohio-the model
wings OF Ohio where, il any where, they stand
up Tor free soil and nothing else, TO exhibit
"coslitions'' which eclipse all former perform.
ances OF the party in that line.
AS most OF our readers know, the black laws
| (against persons Of color) which have so ony
IulSpFACPd ha
winter repealed For the crime of voting for The
| repeal, some OF the democratic members have
oeen opposed Tor re election by the ultra pro.
slavery portion OF their own party
In every such case the wings have sided with
the latter against freedom.
In Seneca county, Jno G. Breslln. had to en-.
counter bitter and formidable opposition from
coalition OF wings and Calhoun democrats, for his
vote In favor oil repeal. The democracy of The
county sustained him nobiy, electing him by
nearly thousand majority over the combined
, opposi ion.
In Hamilton county, (Cincinnatl,) the case
was sui worse The democratic members from
the county voted Tor the repeal. They were
nominated unanimously for re election. A sec.
llon OF pro slavery democrats bolted and nominal
ted ticket Of the worst men OF their own stripe
they could dig up in the county; who avowed
themselves against mig erism'' in every shane
Inc wing county committee adopted these me n
as me wing candidates, aud issued an address ur.
sing me Wigs OF the county to support them
IL may interest our readers to know that the
coalition produced nothing but disgrace to its
authors; the regular democratic candidates hav.
ing been re elected by large majority
II more foul and disreputable system of coal
lons has ever been attempted by any party than
that tried by the Taylor wings OF Ohio, we have
yet to hear OF it.
with such doings fresh within a week or ten
days. II seems to us wing journals and politicians
ought to have very lit lie to say about the union
OF the democratic party in thi, state; the masses
oil which, whatever may have been the short.
comings OF leaders, have ever been united on
democratic measures, and especially the great
measure deposition to the extension OF slavery.
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