Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-08

WING sophissrics ond Tactics

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us rn,r5s. have noticed, in a reeeai nu'i0''
or w, ot,bs Boston Daily Joa.at limitations throw"
on. by tbs editor Of thar paper, that the r'P'''' VIZ"
have bsen 50 requen, Of late, in regard to the '1,,'
tation e. United States troops in the vicinity % ''
ton. were gotten up for political po2'sss''o '''.'',
III, aDrsscbnr election ia Jbs State. Surely 'h'S Is
an exhibition ossuile folly on Jhe part ct the e'''0'
the Journal. more than usually consistent VITA MS wen
known disregard ofprIncips and common ses2' IA l'-
E,cal matters. Does not Capt. Sleeper kno" ihat tue
Journal of Conmarce-,at moral abortion lathe news
paper Hae-vas the head and front Of those reports =
Yes. the Journal Of Commerce. the special organ OF
Southern principles and of those persons both at 'le
North and the South who engaged IN me
scheme Of making New England hun''ns-iied l''
the-not slave, but rssmsn-cachers
course take IT for granted that the editor OF the
Journal intended to charge the Free Soil party with
originating said reports and attempting to make pohu-
cal capital out Of them The ab>urly fsaah an idea
however, on the part Of the Journal. we have sufficient
/ " exposed But sopposiug that those reports had no
foundation in tru,h,-whch, however, donotueheVe'
and tina, they were gotten up and crcaiated for Poh'-
ical effect Ifs be true, as the Journal gadator'ay
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christian and necessary and therefore, that every cit-
zen Is bound 70 honor and sustain it, (and no one viii
be 50 oodhary as 10 contend that the people are under
Obligation TO hoaor aud sustain any law that is not con
stitutona christian, and necessarily then as an adj
vocate Of the law, why does the editor Of the Jour
nal glory in the report OF armed troops coming TO enforce
its executions seeing that the citizens Of Boston are de-
termiucd TO resist It?
The simple truth is, the editor of the Journal is wei
aware Of the hostility Of the lovers of Freedom, in Mas
sachusetts, to the abominabe law in question, and
therefore inclined, just before election, to sneer at the ide
gifts baiug f3ciby executed. Artte dectign, the ed
itor OF the Journal will doubtless be more honest i
chronicling the movement of the bloodhound troop
from Florida which are heucef5rtho be stationed nea
Boston Ii is unfortunate for the Journal, that Ii
correspondent Of the Journal Of Commerce did not re
ain from exposing the intentions Of Fillmore and Wei
ster, till after the election in this State; and perhar
more unfortunate still, that the reports did not CON
I through the columns Of the New York Evening Pos
or the Worcester Spy for then the pro-sayery editor
in Massachusetts might have shouted Free Soil Hun
bug"
It is concerted plan TO the certain knows dye
the writer ofthis article the part Of the pro-save
/ Wings If Boston, the cabinet at Washington, aud Il
hunters from the South as well as those who
making preparations to proceed hher, that no demo
STATIONS against fugitves and ia supper; ofhe Fug
Law shall be made in this State till after the eect n,
account Of the position Of the Wing party, and that aft
that time, the provisions the law shall be carried
according to the assurances made by Mr. Fillmore,
Webster, and endorsed by Gov. Briggs, and the edit
ofthe Boston Journal, Courier, and Adverser,-
the fullest ertent,''
Freemen Of the North-Free Sellers Of Massac
1, setts-win you think OF these thingsl VERIrAs