Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20

i've save law, sno an, M&ahs+ar would have de-
unqualnediy. Damel WU "a. +;on would thew
manueu y, ana 20 wnaE d. III tal,oS, h;s ~
not stoop at his bidding vnp - NOD abanJonped
sitlon on tne SIDE OF M.ssat+ IT, ras on 49,
tne ooctrmes OF ma : ~ s>,.~,,d;.+od nc
pnant Tor the rre55 srorP If tbe South and
principles 10 oDtaf S"ft to IN, 49, NT,sso~
1t was OF vital IA ~ W mn = a. VIZ;
chusetts should So Nh Ia tha ro;ns of noyey
party mad conf - 70 ~ ~ 60 so,,ld 49, hoa,
tne stature oaIN Va tiis va of
uisgraoeu iooyy, hos oiiy ~ WY no.n1"I ~ az
the nv "..s - narsonpI i;her+v."
sce a9l w ,, Vii ronosr
JOE III, "eos.Ii' IN iile PoSet' 1917 ~" y 49, A.
Der, atsacAed that law, anu ne wouio ha'e We
aIiueo us eLassre run ee h 4hnol;+or
' s"y, ~ on. ~ - ei ~ ~ 49,
Ne sNeo rassaonusee's ~ ~ nat,u;, a.
a.e wave VI M LA Po S.ta 1913 xod
= Noililis', anu e'ie oiu oy o's 5 P;.,
eGSct any ieaslesS n hei .lue anu SlSliU
ISuGgIs.J lheil, sn' W seiie M 1le "a
I1e ulgeu o.a,e9, anu louse VI
Nooer' Mdns0ul ~, mnose ieceI. oe.ll e an "a
NJ " ~. ~ wy SeTia.e anu ~
tle Rouse, MS Iuell,y 10 reeuom' ne proved
.n,.' we were sisit "nen We tooA mn up WIFI
guy pieuSes llor he never ina9e any oelSe
men ne mas passed away, ana mere tq7nlght
~ sSs ma. nc ,aue us o ne .sd "ue
w. =: nv Pioilses 70 oosall our Holes ne Soiu us
m,s opliohs %itn REGARD 70 slavery Wnlch were
sun 40 nc at1etwaI9s gave 70 tne Puonc' ne
SalI nis hlno upon Inese quessions was n&eo ana
SLa we Placeu MN N tne Sehale
az .ne onlleu states WIN Ine lunest confidence
t nae az w?utu oe .lue W sll9se pllnclpies, ana
~, NJ tlanh uou tial ny No,e was
" pieoe mn ~ ',s VI tlie N@on'
w ne Mas one VI ',ie aoies' men
Thu1ss eS plouuoeo' ~, aiso seii1
6 Hui1nSl W .ne SENATE =! lle oillle9
Il an y % uois we epeuc9
~ w VI my
AZ ~ LII 49, e e.
e ~ ome " sne ?,u 0ss e.
c;Is of +he Not;o M FL 'nI
-, IL - D Wy o"o'S " 49, uui"9u
i,o ~ 49, R13 SappT1ause.J We also
finited Ststes cloud cbaarsl oftop Sa hod henn
stricken down nv tbe rota;nors Of Dan;ai Wahl
stor W. riaoo3 ano Chasies Az, "a 1n,.os
Sra+ oh opS 49, 80 ~ -, -
s9o bosa 49, go, ,;ds+ 49,, -
% $3.50 l1s anu
Wasb;ngtnn ai,rars ista-ad y ,,;+ osni, AZ
resnect and REGARD And sir we had tba nao,,a~
- w. ~, Ii''u tile nus ~
he was +r poa, = rnadon, IVA - a
cbnsst+s rr;nc;nles IrboarS 81; 7 ~, roa
- +b;nL tha+ ~ Troo ;. IN plIuu
setts conld Give tbe;r votes fnr Mr. Ranto|I a
Democrat and for Mr. Fowler W;br becanse
they believed them true TO liberty. Cheers y
We stood BY them while living. and we respect
their memory now that thew are dead.
Sir, we did something else by this coalition.
We put the stamp of popular condemnation, in
burning letters, upon the apostate brow of Daniel
Webster. (Cheers) We taught that renegade
Wing chieftain, that he could not lead the old
commonwealth OF Massachusetts, in his path of
to the slave no{&er--no sooner had he oonsooro
ted. or rather desecrated his fntnra life IN +bo
cause of slavery. then we took tho old Common
wealth out of the hands of himself and his friends
We put the brand of condemnation unon him and
the heel of Massachusetts is this dav mon h;s
no 7 I oh
ton, to his friends in the Free States. that old
Massachusetts would never follow him, or stand
by him, or sanction his conduct; and by that act
of ours, we prevented his friends in the free
States from obtaining any support mean any
support worth mentioning (laughter)-and we
showed tne ooutn that oy gong Tor them, he had
uesHoyeo hlmSet at home and the South never
supports men who sacrifice themselves at home
~ e.: oo9 !! ls in.elestS.
oH' ~ was tnis coahtlon OF Io00 and 1901, that
my ililrstone around Danlel Websters
~ - IN Dalelhore convention, and now,
dct;ve. tbe da;snr ~ Souleu, yln-
choIv n;tv Of bi f;oi 10 'Ne lnelah-
I ~ r.! s, ~ a. il i.is.i
6,aIn,, $500, ~ "nao' nc "es t"eIe upon me va
of he WHO 49,, - ~: = '"9n'letns
le,v da.s a., 49, So. 1,l'eN u.oh nm iere'a
set,s Wh;n haE y = =. e'l''o" VI "iassdcnu'
toned "a va;oo ~ .ial n'a nslhe was moi mem
assembled n conven,;aa sd ~ "a No' 'ne wings
name. but illusions y, ~, a,o - ' .n nc
the i ~ th' name sometimes hlled
10 anytb;pa ~ SUI. %negefei an ailus'oh was made
Wehs1ar h, sa,,;,o's, eonuelnna,ofy OF Daniel
have found him ~
sIe o'diluon Of IS5U, for which these men. who
would not mention Webser's name, and who quoted
his language only to condemn his conduct dene unced
us-that coalition pros,rated him hefore Tho coun,r,
Sir, ask You where we should have been TODAY.
without that Coalition. Would Sumner have been
in the Senate, TO utter sentiments in The ears of
the nation! Would Mann and Allen have been in
the House OF Representatives? We are strong in
power, 10 character, and in position, in Nassachu
setls-iar stronger for this coalition than we should
have been without it. To obtain this commanding
position, we have never qualified our words, or mod
HE'D our sentiments-never. We have uttered our
sentiments everywhere and on all occasions, with un-
Inchlng resolution IAppause.] We did not sac
rifce principles-we did not ask the Democrats
10 abandon theirs. We maintained our principles
ana our organIzalion-they maintained their princi.
pes ana Their organization. In forming the cali
non, both parties recognized their differences of
'plnlon-neIther asked expected the other 10
iield their distinctive views Of public policy.
The Democrats were anxious to secure the adop-
ion OF some measures of STATE REFORM n;c
ering as ever have and now do, from The Democ.
acy OF Massachusetts upon some questions. / will |
10 that party the justice to say that it has been On
he side OF liberal ideas and popular rights in This
commonwealth. To that party. and TO the liberal
progressive portion Of the Wing party. are ve in.
ebed for those wise and bene6cent measures IF
ne past twenty yeais, which have enlarged The
ghts and secured the interests of the neo,Ie ~