Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-12

adopted Citizens and the Contribution.
The 14th day of November is at hand, and ere
it passee, trust that every honest man, with
pure heart and true spirit Of liberty and indepen-
denee, will register his vote in favor of the ''new
Constitution
Americans Of Irish birth, you who have so long
Suffered under laws enacted for the preservation
of arstocracy, and the destruction of the peoples
rights, will not certainly. be found backward on
the l4th November, 1858, when your aid Is re-
qured to adopt laws that give to man the rights
and privileges freeman should have-laws that
will prevent an unfortunate fellow being from be-
ing immured in prison for day, or moment,
because he happens TO be poor-laws that will
place the power, where aHporer ought to be, in
the people.
1t is amusing TO observe the many articles the
opponents of the Constitution resort to, in
order to get your support on the l4h Honest
creatures! kindness ki Is them! Compassion for
you is part Of their composition, while they
want your votes. But il you be true to the dc
tates of your conscienees, as | know YOU are,
scorn such mean, low articles The man, or
party, that boasts of goodness done 10 you, in OF.
der to entice you TO subserve his purposes, de-
serves contempt and pity. l know that the few
who had the right to vote in Ireland, could never
be brbed or persuaded to vote against a good
measure
Among the advocates for tie sold Constitu-
tion'' is the Boston Pilot" | am well aware
that not one out of every hundred of The readers
of that journal can be influenced by it. You
know it too we'll 1t said two or three weeks
since, that your honest advocate and sterling pa
trioi, John Mitchell ought 10 haze been shot Is
not that enough to indicate lis principles? In bis
last number, the editor says, SIN every 1card in
The city, ard in every to'oa in the State, one or
more persons acquainted with OUR PEOPLE
should remain at The places of roting from The
time The polls are open 10 the close of the cleo.
ton. This is absolutely necessary as the adUo-
Gates Of the New Constitution qgiH leave no
stone unturned to deceive those acho are not &C.
quaiated aoith their tactics.''
Now what does he mean in this paragraph by
'our peope?' Certainly those of Irish bnth''
oN'tSt
measure without being dictated 10, therefore they
must be watched at the polls would like TO
know how many of sour people" he could get
In any OF the cities or towns Of the State to stand
at the polls and vote against the New Consttu-
ton; perhaps he can tell in the next number of
his Wing journal.
No, Irish Americans, you need no insolent
advisers. Vote as you think best, and spurn
dictaton.
Come, my friends, to the polls with an honest
mud and free independent spirit Vote for The
New Constitution. can foretel that on Mon
day evening, l4th of November, 1858, the New
Constitution will be approved of by the people
and by no class more cordially than cur Irish
American citizens. Adopted citizens, know
you will come as one man, and give IA whole and
entire vote for the Constitution Your friend will
meet you there 10 deposit bis ballot also.
"HIBERNICUs"
Worcester NV II