The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-05

Sl expressed Inc opinion OIL the meeting thai The spIrt
ration aud fogsiug ought TO be abolished and the other
rendering the thanks of the meeting 10 Com. Stock on
orhs humane and kind treatment of his crew.
MIR Haynes made bde statement in relation TO the
pecuniary affairs Of his mission, and the meeting closed
We regret inability give more satisfactory ac,
count of this interesting meeting, owing to our neces,
sary absence from it, most of the time.
"Palfrey and Van Burensm are fast dying out, and
the old Wing principles Of Massachusett, ae coming up
again PresulnPuous arrogance is not long lived"
Should the Alias lose its impudence, it would cease 10
be itself 1t is merely its proverhia dsng gard lo
Official truth that has given TO it its we'll known de-
scrpve name, hutthe, bazen efrontery with which ii
denies established facts, and soIemny affrms as true
putting off its counterfels on its stupid and creduous
customers, without tiu,h or tNmgc, might be covc-
ed by Jewish sharper the shrewdes pedar OF wood
en- nutmegS and paper cucumber seeds.
Ii the statement OF the Atlas, quoted above, means
any thing, its purpose is to deude its readers in the
silly il that the Taylor parry has some principles
other than oques md fishes that the "cbsoete dea Of
a national bank and the dead tariff of 49, and other
measures cast into The rubbish of by.gone years are
as CUMING UP" into popular favor, and that the Free
Sol party IN general but more especially of the Fourth
District, have abandoned tn, glorious platform of flee>
dom. and gone TO the Northern allies of Taylor
and Slavery.
Why does not the Atlas give facts, instead of its
wholesale and sweeping assertions There are two rea.
sons one of which is the facts do exist and The oh>
er is, its habiiua disregard OF political truth Why did
not condescend, IN such time OF scarcity and famine
to cast out one single morsel OF proof thai Gen. Fay lo
his Southern cabinet and their most potential agents
North and South cared so much as brass iarhrg for
the "old scag principles Of Massachusetts,, now SO
hearIiessly auded by tie Atlas as Hcomng up again"
from the deep abyss in which that very paper has been
so anxious, hopelessly TO enguph them7 Really, we
know moi which TO admire, the cool, intrepid sells
possessed mpudence Of the Atlas or its seeming hope
10 catch any but the stupid and gulble devoees
Of pro slavery Tayorism on its naked hook Time IS
rapidly doing work, which the shameless pratings Of
that paper can not begin 10 undo. is fast developing
tue hollow pretensons, which Lifted into political eeva-
ton, The emptiest statesman that has ever been made 10
rise on The popular breeze The samples Of Cen Tap>
ors admins raiion exhibited since the 4th of March are
the best possible eye save to .he beared SIGHT of such
as looked for the coming up again of the cold Whp
principles Of Mass chusets," under the auspices of a
thorough bred Shareholder with recent ful.stocked
plantation in the very heart of the slave States
Free Soil Meeting in Holden.
4 AT meeting Of the Holden Freedom Club, on AIon.
day evening, for reorganization and choice OF Delegates
the State Convention, the following Isl Of officers
we're chosen
| PreSideut-Samue d. Greenwood
-, '.ee fesdf,nts-George W. Baseom Vim. e. Mei>
cali, Sdimau Hubbard.
Recording Secrefary-Joseph II Gleason.
Corresponding Secretary-Chas. L.. Know!,on
i Ireosarer-Lambert Allen
Executive COmmiuee-Ethan Davis T. HAIL. John
Richardson, Willard Allen, Warren app.
DelegateS-Charles L. Knowllop. w. C. Warren. {;
| w Bascon. ~ ia]' ~ NJ
| G eaSon.
Holden, s-pf. 4h, ls49. J.H GLEASON, .secy.
WARREN. The following are the delegates to the
State Convention, from Warren, viz e
hlessrs. A. G Rich, d. A. Hathaway, and A. h.
Bliss. Nhtaa
CONCORD MUSTER. The Concord freeman says that
on tie muster fed there four gambling booths
each containing six tables and nearly hundred tables
IN the rear OF the booths and in the forest behind -
There were 10 rere.hmen booIhs two.lhrds of which
sold iqdcr. Roberts and knock downs were plenty
gentleman who was boarding in town was robbed Of
his gold sPectacles and $50 in money, and was muc b
bruised. Benz Clark Of Townsend was also roughly
handled; also man from Carlisle Black jim, q lame
neg0 was drugeed5y the bIacklegs ard robbed ofnine
ollats Pick pockets were plenty man lost 1925;
and another S25 Mr. F Bigelow's and Mr.. CoIby's
be uNcs Here robbed We hope tbatihe next Legislature
WI see to that no town is scoutgcd next year with
two day muster. ts4
ST JoHS, y. Sep. 8 The Hibernia dshore.--
> amshp iilbernia arrived al Halifax on Friday, in
~ hours from Boston, She got ashore on Clebucto
head and was much nuled. The pumps would moi
keep her Tree OF water although thirty men we're wo,k.
llg at them.
MooNsHINE. The reported discovery OF oil.
candles, pitch, tar, and other valuables n IrisS.
peat, turns out TO be a hoax!I a9f
$500 EaEIJft q - - u