The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-06
D' We commend the following article to the
particular attention OF our readers.
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ted at Washington. Mr. John c. Calhoun who
always has his eyes about him, is driving before
him the flock Of sheep who feed around the can.
ital grounds, so fast that he will soon corner them
and make them lick the hand that wbips them
into obedience.
Why is this, men Of the Free States Is il
not because you will keep trusting these tradars
who sell you and your principles every time thew
get chance Did not some OF them fell voy
in words, as well by their acts, last wear thai
just SO long as you did not stand up firmly for
your rights, just SO long you would be sold and
it was right that you should be And are von
not always' Is there any spirit left in YOU. are
you so accustomed by long habit to be kicked and
cuffed that you no longer feel the pain or the
shame OF the inf1iction'
Craven indeed is the attitude Of Massachu.
sets I-craven the attitude OF all the Free Statas
Their principles are bartered away at WASHING.
ton by votes arranged specially for the purpose Of
evading the indignation OF the people, A few
men are allowed TO change sides-a few men
are understood to absent themselves inst
enough TO make majority against freedom.
and the crime OF treachery is accomplished
Look at the resolution OF Daniel Colt Look At
the Pacheco slave case Is there not proof
enough IN these instances? Do YOU want more
fellow citizens Even il you do, you will have
it before the session closes. There is nothing too
base for meE to do whose hopes OF advancement
depend on slaveholding executive favor
But gloomy as is the night, we have the salts
faction to reflect that 1t has not come withoutdue
warning. We can say to our simple minded and
easily gulled friends, we told you so We told
you so. Fyou are betrayed, it is because Won
are determined to betray yourselves and sacrifice
your own principles, and in that temper OF mind
nothing short OF the nterpositlon OF Heaven
would have saved you. Very we'll Let il 80
efa n he nj
cys sake, don't have the face to come any more
to US and reproach us Tor not doing what YOU
did. Abstain hereafter from the impudence Of
blaming Mr.. Van Buren,, because he is not anti
slavery enough for you. Before God, more
gigantic imposture was never played in the The.
atre OF human affairs, sthan that OF Taylor's anti
slavery. Let those who carried it on, wear the
palm if they please, but let them remember that
the prce they pay Tor ii is one which men in
this life can pay but once, and which hereafter
they cannot make available at all.
The result will prove two things to many hon.
est but wayering men who as yet cling TO old as
sociatons. The first, that the Free Soil mon
were right in their judgment OF the effect OF the
Taylor incubation upon anti slavery Whiggerv.
The second, that DO real check will ever be nnt
upon Washington management, SO long as the
Exeeuuve mead oil the government has the pow.
er and the will to reward treachery to freedom
and to neutraize activity into silence. In order
to promote tree principles, the President must he
one who fdvors freedom and not slavery 81
them bear that in mind as the cardinal pr;nc;nla
oil their future action.
1t is with no small pride we turn. last Of al, 10
our friends, the Free Soil men, and coooratnla,s
them, at least, upon their sagacity in the liza
contest. You were right, then, after ALI va
knew enough to keep out OF this monstrous choa,
Your hands are clear OF all responsibility tor tha
national disgrace, that follows other coynaal
NOW, friends, work on! You are the only roo,
buttress OF the temple of Freedom. Cnl,iya,a 3
you will, friendly relations with men ,vho -
courage and cherish the STAKEHOLDER. but ,rns,
them not in politics. Their touch is deatb n liz
efty. Bring them over to our ranks if vo, can
Ou' 10 30 cny Dy contrasting the seryiity oftheir
worship oil ancient idols with YOUR unfI;nch;ns.
determination, your ndomitable persevar.nos
your lnexhaustible energy. Boston ReDubJ;coo
MAN KILLED FY CArAmouNr Al.
John Soule, OF Enrol, in this state, who in com
Pa"s WIN TWO others, was hunting near Umba
cog lake, went out one afternoon. soma fon.
weeks since, on the line of his trans hu, NO, ~
turning, his companions started on his track
morning, and about halt mile from the carr
they found his body badly torn in pieces ana ,hp
.racks Oh two animals going from the nlaca
from all appearances, Soule came acros. To-
catamounts in tree some half mile bavonS
"Heie MS oead body was found and not daring
70 FISK shot, retreated backwards towards III
camp and had accomplished nearly half the die
1ahce' when ne fell backwards over q los and
WI, was ieaped upon Immediately by the cats,oonnta
Ills rifle lay by his side, loaded and cooked His
companions followed the tracks of the an;m a,is
ull they retreated in circle, and, hearing ,hsn
niaAe noise, became frightened. and Gave ~
'ne nase'-Le0anon az H) Wig. y
GOLD MINE IN MAINE. 1t appears mi. :.
goioen age sure enough, for man by .ba
name OF Ivory w. Curtis, in COMPANY wiz ,no
joseph Maynard, both Of Bingham. IN Snn,a. Uue
county, Me, while trying 10 get tbeir osa,'
down TO the Kennebec River, throuob go. oAen
drove pole down into the mire IN ordsr :, amp'
certain the depth their oxen would s;nL ana
upon drawing it up they found the lo,.a, a and
was covered with white sand and gli,te,;n s.u
ncies that looked like gold, upon wh;nh pr, pr
Tied round for several acres with am,sa. NY
found the same phenomenon nresen,s5 ;,. @iie
therefore they commenced washing and . nssn'
specimens to different parts, and Il proves ~ rs
gold OF SO fine quality that it loses bp. ,,, h 70
as 1t Is In PARTICLES and has to be washea to-
sahd, which lays several feet under The snrS,aa
tnat 1t Is not obtained without some tronhia az;
expense. but II is in such quantities That anu Snu
q ~ nVpAA H.