Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-21
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The. Russian Minister gives Dinner every week
to exactly thirty six gentlemen, in very costly style.
The President gives weekly dinner, also the Sec
retaies give receptions and dinners often. The
Spanish Minister opened his doors to splendid
party on Wednesday evening last and the French
Minister has issued cards eff Invitation 10 sioree
For this evening, which it is expected will be the
most magnificent affair witnessed in the capital for
years.
This is the way that foreign dpomatists buy up
the repubticanism Of the sham men who are sent 10
Washington as the representatives Of republican
freemen Esau, weak and weary, and importuned
by his brother, sold MS brthrght for mess OF pot
tage, but doughfaces and hunkers sell their coun-
Try, and their manhood for the ignoble privilege of
eating baileau with NJ. Bodisco, and drinking hook
with NJ. Hulseman
''Every man has his price" says Machiavel land
Chesterfield, and La RocheIaucould, the philoso.
pliers Of fashionable hypocricy, unite in describing
faitery the universal, omnipotent medium by
which men are bought. ffpride is the ruling pas.
sion Of the man you would buy, bow to him; if van
ity, praise him; and if cupidty, give him money;
but if you woeld bend whole coteries to your domn
ion give them fine, fashionable, exclusive dinners.
1t is thus that Bodisco and Hueman, The represen.
tatives of two regal liars peruers, woman-whppers
and wholesale murderers, conquer to despotism the
representatives of republican States, and create Rus
slams and Ausfrians at Washington. They cat the
Russians bread, and lick the Austrian's salt, and
they die to American republicauism and all that is
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again in the form Of such miserable reptiles as insult
the unfortunate heroes OF European freedom and de-
aounce the Declaration of American Independence
when adopted by European nation.
The history Of the fall of republics is the history
ofEluxury's mean, vile contagion. 1t is the histo.
ny Of the abandenmentb by the leaders Of the nations,
of the severe manly virtues which were developed
10 their days of Indulgence and trial, and which were
sustained in their days Of prosperity by manly indie
pendence They abandoned their independent in
ner hie-ther own principles and virtues-for for
eign rumperies and coaventionalilies and they fell
fell unpitied and unwept-iell by wise decree of
Gods providence, to make way for effort to
deveiope manlier and nober State.
Men who spend their lives on the free hills Of
Massachusetts in aborious pursuits can scarcely re-
alze the effect which brilliant chandeliers, services
OF gold and silver plate, costly and rare viands,
sparkling wines, Bohemian crystals, courty smiles,
bland compliments. and ambassadorial bows have,
in making doughfaces and hunkers of men whose
fathers iiaugnrated new political world-of Amer
leans whose only title to the respect of mankind is
that they citizens Of republic; but hose only
ambition TO be like that of the vulgar rich sto
conceal their manly origin beneath the tawdry dis
guises Of absolute regal fashions.
When we read the ebulitions OF the Russo-Aus-
trians at Washington, in condemnation Of European
democracy, and in praise of absoutiste principles,
we should congratulate ourselves that there are
Russian and Austrian Ambassadors Cooks, Con-
1ectioners, Sevres, China, and Mannheim and Cham.
pagn. to produce such eloquent testimonies, against
all that Jefferson developed in political philosophy,
and all that Washington established in political
fact.