New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-09
Whe, we stated that the


r.l.s,,phic report of the Worcester f'ee %"
1s~r.n,;op was evidently distorted ana exagge-
80 v.e were not aware that 1t proceeded ifon"
y q our uuriyaed corps" although quite
W shore was something satanic about IT. Inc
s',,o,.;ng note iusti6es our suspicion
DH0" BosroN, THURSDAY, July g, 1872
- IL Eess,s eftA< Dibpns' - ,,,,.oo.,or
1sghsxe iu.t seen your own report OF tne WpiOyoi
-, eosi Convention, sBd ~ the beat repV, reer you
f'. sol,r,,s O, The Worcester Spy The Boston C0H
t.,SahI snd other journals. The Commoaoeana sp'
s, refers 10 my report to-day, and Gays le was ny -
49, .Ne, tr,t degree 4ggersted lhave 10 e'nnsto
yer with Worcester or its people ana c'uio nsr
70 motive fer misrepreteDtati o, not oelog ne
eoser or IN any way Ia the tD,eres' OF tn1I ply -,
,red a. 10 the evidence OF my senses, IL Is IN com
mon with ali the other reporters ana u yJu any
douD'une "u'N' J McCLENAHAN.
We u,;ll assume that the gentleman IS p" quaI-
esdr already, and by way Of proof quote the 'oi-
lowing portion Of the Report
., The greatest Anti slavery meeu6gs ever hel9
OBJ shusets or 10 spy oiher part ct the Ualted
y. - ,he Pre-. soil State Convention heiu tni'
a. Az Worce,ter IL tUok everyday oy surP'So, ~
,,'',i,uoinous was ii +; 90 Powenul-so ssippg ~ 80
and ~ discrimination The most dH'lHs s''-N o.
80, men OF the STATE we're there, ana tne ureHuE,
60 /, MT an the AFTERNOON, ia the tent numosreu
fIlv 1--WE thousand persons Inc unAni'y VI ,i,e IeS
inc xas IN he. ping Nhh it, vigorous spun hoH ~ ~
iIa ,he D.,noc, attic aud Wing Conventions az D4a'
~. i,s,esd ol amending two or three days Tor squad
Hing and doing nothing, and 1T la'I oeIng Gun.
nel,sd 10 do something very diHerent rom wna'
,bev intended they got through tue "hoe Oh tae'I
ty,es. IN one day, bDd with the most perfect
pe,, There vas unity Of purp se and ahrmness
Dr., sde this Convection really fJrnidaole, ana Wen
esIclsi.o 10 n-ke bOta the D-mOcrauc aud wing par.
a.. ty,n,be for Their late a. n co ni0g Presidential
i,f,,E both of them are In danger OF being trip
n. ind " Il
strala plstfO and nominate eandidat . at the Ma
tiopai C0nyeLti0n at Pat bufgn.
In tis Cor venon appeared 10 be three distract
casie FTst sinceie men, who wet for p-inciIls
anO want 20 oye throw both Wbigs asd nocr ~ 4"d
10 erect - opposition party AID 80 'ondy tno'e
who IRE Intriguing fT The Democrats snd tnlfdiy
taC % who are Intriguing Jr the WhiSs IAe'" at'eI
ess,e shout as Oud sppssr earDes; "a the hrs
The et q o the nece, sary Is 70 defeat one
or other Of The tan great paies-which Oi the Two de-
pepds upon ihe erestes nuDoec Of vDtes II VII lose IN
eors.ouepee o. sctun Of The third party From all
that anstireo today the Wing party Is evidently ia
nost dsueer. as there were far more Of that party
presen than OF the Democrats and there wastsr greater
bitterness exhibited against the Wing party II Is
WORTHY OF remark that the who were most active
No the Kussutb movement, also In the Temperance
the most prOmine nj 10 this Convention
thus slowing tina, both the elements OF Temperance
ano foreign intervention will form the constituent ele
menis Of the third party II also shows that hossuh
and Az ti.SlayeTy have been allied all through.
Such is the stuff sent us as a fair report Of
The sayings and doings ola Convention. There is
,ut one parallel to it, and that is the work Of the
anne remarkable reporter, we beeve--at least
# one of " our corps" Ii is this: Rev. sir. Guy
or. in a temperance speech last winter, made use
f the old simle: "Put coal on the back of a
urtIe and he III travel" These words were re-
,orted in The Herald in this wise " Put pole
N the back of Eternity and he ii travel