Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-29

DEGRADATION CoMPLETED..-Th Boston
Courier the most INSCRIPTIONS pro slavery paper in
all this section OF the republic, has apologzed for
slavery, defended slavery, and mathematical all
who venture TO question the beauty or the nationality
OF slavery How is.services are appreciated al the
South, and what impression II has made upon slave.
holders, relative to the disposition of Bosonians to
engage IN the slave trade, Is indicated by the follow
ing advertisement, which appeared in It's columns
yesterday morning, and booked 10 appear req
uariy, every other day, for season.
A RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS! FOR
IA SALE. The Pulaski House, Mt Savannah az, CUR.
hituie and number of PRIME NEGROES, aci ION.
ed tO,IIOtel business.
The subscriber, DESTROYS retire from business ers
the above named property for sale on accommodating
terms. For particulars apply to the proprietor on the
VIII be Offered torrent to approved tenant who will
purchase the Furniture, stock of Wines. Liquors. &c.
Savannah, April 10, 1853. eoptf ap25
"a chance for capitalists" Therefore these
wares ale sent TO the Boston market. This is the
result Ul the great and unweared labors of the
Courier and'its coadjutors support Of slavery and
the slave power. They have gone to the extent of
their capacity in efforts 10 concale slavery and
win its friendship. They have conquered their
prejudices," and Ioiled to obey the command of the
slave power and suppress the anli-slaverv tenden.
cles Of Massachusetts. They have fraleinized with
the saye-cacheTs, and executed the fugitive slave
law. What naledction against the anti slavery
sentiment have they left unsaidl From what exhi-
bIl'on Of serviity 10 the slave power have they
shrunk?
Behold the result! Mr. Webster was not nomi
mated for the Presidency The sIave~power gladly
used that great man. Ii gladly used the influence
OF his friends But, in the Baltimore Convention,
It spurned him. 1t would not vote for him. Sub.
sefV'ency ~ b9ston had not won it TO grant that
boon; but this loathsome subserViency has induced
the Shareholders to believe that the solid men of
Boston will be very eager TO buy s'prime negroes.
Yes, II has produced this result. SONY this, and
nothing more!''
They show their lively appreciation Of these ser.
wees, by appearing in this market with a lot OF
''prlme negroes" for sale; and with an unerring
sense OF what is appropriate, the, advertise this
sort Of merchandise in the Boston Courier. The
slave power has been ''concialed." Its friendship
has been won. So the capitalists of Boston are gra-
ciousy permitted TO bid for this lot of prime negroes
In" is the mess Of poage profered them as the
reward OF their labors. And the Courier, for itself
and It's coadjutoIs, hun,bly accepts tie reward as
satisfactory, and consunmales the degradation by
inserting the advertisement.
Boston will be proud of il, perhaps Bostonians
VIII probably be inspired TO new exertions in behalf
OF slavery And we presume the conductors of The
Courier will he honored with sumptuous public din.
ner, at which "P. Wilberger" will figure, as the
most distinguished guest from abroad.
Let il be duly considered by every citizen of Bos
ton and lei il be published through out New Eng.
land, that the Boston Coulter is used as an excel.
lent advertising medium for those who have ,'prine
negroes Tor sale, and that dares insult the char
acter Of Massachusetts aud New England, by con-
sen,lng to be 60 used Who has changed since Jo.
seph T. Buckingham was connected with thai ma.
pert Mrs Stowe need not seek files of Southern
papers when she prepares the next edition OF her
Key TO Uncle Toms Cabin Common tUeaith.