Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-25
(For the Spy.)
Game of the Iyebster wings.


Game of the Webster wings.
The utter rout and overthrow of the ''retainers''
has reduced them to a sad dilemma from which there
is but one possible escape, and that they now
turning all their attentions and devoting all their ener-
ges. If they create discussions between the Dem
ocrats and the Free Soers, they may regain their
ceadancy in the State This is their only hope. They
and feel it to be so, and hence, every possible effort
will be made, and is already making, to ing about
this result. They will leave TO stone unturned for
their condition is Desperate and, il they fail in this
they are past all hope of political resurrection. III
they can make fools of any considerable portion of
either OF the two parties that have defeated them and
get them to abandon the union of action, thus far so
successfully used, they viii then have accomplished
their object This is their game. Free Sellers and
Democrats will probably be of this, and govern
themselves accordingly 1t must be generally under
stood that this is the policy of the administration
Wings, and this dsinterested advice, so bvshy be-
slowed, will be received by all for just what it worth
p We find in the New York Tribune the fol-
lowing capital hit at the noa-intercoarse resolutions
of some of the towns AMI cities in the Slave States
.faotb9r Voice for the Uaion and S1istg Commit
0So @A''S' "'|''5 P'Ce11 " SfOt-Atttf COUI So
The Hobbs Hollov Gazette, Published at Hobbs
Hollow, in Jersey, publishes the following spirited
resolution of the ''chvalry' of that ''gallant''
place:
At an enthusiastic meeting of the Planters of
Hobbs Hollow, held at the ''0yster and Tarnip''
Inn, Nov 20, 1850, Geu. JOHN PIKE in the Chair,
and Col. f. L. Scum Secretary the following pre-
NH al
Whereas, The people of Hobbs Hollow have, since
the formation of the United States Government pursu-
ed the vocation of planting oysters and garden vegeta-
bes and selling the products of plantations in the
New-York Market-and whereas the city of New ork
regardless oil our rights, has pursued system of sag
gression upon Institutions; and whereas the said
city is growing rich and populous by feeding on our
oysters and vegetables which they purchase from us
! thus impoverishing us-and whereas we cannot look
with composure on the growth and prosperity Of said
! city, now numbering more thai 100000 souls, while
Hobbs Hollow is at most station uy, and our soil and
oysterbeds are becoming less and less profitable every
day; therefore,
Resolued, That s'chvarous and ''eencrous sons''
of Hobbs Hollow, will hold no further intercourse
with said City of New-York that by Withholding our
oysters and vegetables from the anaticaI consumers
thereof in said City, her population will soon dwinde
and Hobbs Hollow will become the most prosperous
| portion Of globe.
Resoved that the of Hobbs Hollow are not only the
bravest men on EARTH hut that they are the most hos
sPiaaaao aqa honor by the ocks,, and ali
that sort of thing
Resosesd, That we will not buy anything which comes
from New York; that we VIII not load nannra mr. cnns
on on Ira Browns scow, he having bo ght her ia New
I ork' and beng also Newly rker by birth.
Rsotved That we pledge our lives our fortunes. our
lobster pots and clam rkes in the holy cause of resist
ing the ianatIcal expressions of New York: that req
lineht oil hVe men be forthwith raised enforce our
rights PIKE, Chairman, Scum, Secretary.