Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-26
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We wish to suggest 10 you, personally, the
Importance Of the election for Aldermen on
MONDAY next. We believe il to be in the
power OF the Wing party TO deal DEATH
BLOW to the Coalition in this city. lfIhe three
Democratic Aldermen defeated, it win be
impossible for the parties 10 again coalesce in
this city.
E Il FULL WHTG VOTE WILL
DEFEAT THEM. e
Let every WHIG SO arrange his business as
TO be at the Polls on MONDAY next between the
hours OF eleven A. NJ. and four P. M, and vote
the REGULAR WING TICKET. 1t will not
be impossible 10 elect it. Remember and 60 and
vote without being sent for.
Per ORDER WING CITY COMMITTEE.
In the above circular, which they vainly mag
ned would be seen only by the faithful the
wings openly ayow to one another the objects
they have in view, viz: sTo deal DEATH
oi neiofm DO you near that Z Are you ready
to stand quietly and take this threatened death
blow at their hands, or will you rally to-day at
the polls, and rebuke by your votes the insolent
vauntIngs Of those who threaten to put you down?
The wings promise more energetic City Gov
eminent, shorld they be restored to power, and
while they revie the men whom you have here
toiore elected, they hope to divert your attention
from Their own short comings, while they hold the
reins of power and exercised their authority in
this city.
lie must be Ignorant, indeed, of the affairs Of
the city, who does not know that the first and
second administrations Of The city government Of
Worcester, undera Wing Mayor, were notorious
" inefficient upon the very points, concerning
which there is complaint at the present time
VINO does not know that there never has been
time when The rum traffic was more rampant than
under the administration Of Mayor Lincoln? Ey-
cry one conversan with the state ofthe city at lba.
time knows that large and influential meetings
OF citizens were held in the City Hall, again and
again, IN those years, for the sole purpose Of re-
0uftng the ,larity Of The police, and the ineAi.
cheney Of the CITY Govsrnment,in suppressing the
rum traffic. And has the wing party improved
upon It's temperance principles! As a party does
1t not stand at this time in open hostility to The
Maine Law Is moi the rum interest through
out the State, looking to-day with hope and con-
hdence to that party to repeal the Maine Law at
the next session of the Legislature And do not
the past acts Of the parry give promise that their
hopes and their confidence are not TO be disap.
pointed!
friends OF Temperance and of reform, think or
these things. Remember that a aaojority of the
Board Of Aldermen are already elected, pledged
70 an efficient enforcement Of all the laws Of the
State and of The Commonwealth pledged TO
more efficient action in favor of the Maine Law.
and, having controlling vote in the Board Of
Adermen,able TO carry out their pledges and meet
the requirements ofihe people. Remember loo that
these men were elected By Democratic votss.
1hat wlthout these cotes they could not haze been
elected, and then acl as your reason and con
science shall dictate is just, wise, and honorable
When the needed reforms have been carried ou,
when the majesty oflaw has been yindicatedas !,
assuredly will be, when the reform parties have
shown to our citizens that they can and will meet
the wishes Of those who desire to see the rum ,raC
nc put down by the strong arm Of law, when party
anmoSllies are less violent than now, and insult
and denunciatIon of Free Democratic men and
measures ceases to be the staple article Of all
wig opposition, there may come time when
"cilizon's ticket, " combining men Of all parties,
may be nominated and elected but that time
Is not now, and until il does come, ii behooves
every Free Democrat. every friend Of Reform
and humanity, to rally to the support Of the Union
neke'' and TO ses that ii is elected bya triumph
act majority. ~
~ Inc Boston Aim anac for 1854 is published
IN the same superb style which has made it's
predecessors 90 popular. Il contains an .coo,,r.