Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-20
The Nomination.
We make the following extract frem the cores
pondeuce Of the Nero York Tnbuae:

We make the following extract frem the cores
pondeuce Of the Neu York Tl5uue:
FITcHBuRe, Sept. Is, 1858.
came up here in the beautiful winding up Of a
September shower bath shis morning, to feel the
pulse of fan unhealthy organization" one which
the great political doctors of the two old schools
have solemny given over as destined to death,
and deserving of death. But alas for them and their
drugs! it refuses TO die! The Free Democracy, so
calling itself, organized its annual State Convention,
for nomination Of State officers, here, this morning
at III O'Clock. in the Town HalI,a fine spacious build
ing seating about 1000 persons, and there is
room to spare, There is an earnest, jealous, de-
lighted look on every countenance, which is very
rare for sicky organizations; in verify there seems
TO be faith and hope enough in this moribuud body
TO remove the mountains They do look as though
they couldn't be stopped. If miss any of the old
iaces,I recognise more tLan many ones, form
ery familiar in other Conventions before the twin
Baltimore platforms. In fact, wish the ghosts of
the Union Saving Committee were only here to
feel the vigorous, youthful, wholesome pulse OF this
patient How it would stir up their patriotic souls
and pump semblance of blood into their clammy
breasts, TO he up and doing, enforcing the Fugitive
Slave Law They would perhaps get up Union
saving tragedy, la Wilkesbaue, to do away the
mischief of this Baltimore organization, which
annually renews its youth in the very heart Of New
England
After stating the result of the balloting The writer
says:
Gen. Wilson waited on by Committee, con-
Quoted to the platform, and after the wild waves Of
hurrahs had subsidized, accepted the nomination in
neat aud modest speech. He pledged himself anew
to the work, in which everybody in Massachusetts
knows he is incessanl and unliriEg. Depend upon
it, Hunkers and Togies Of all have good reason
for the grudge they bear against Henry WILSON,
He is no noisy brawlcr, cunning wire puller, no
astute tactician asahey love to call him. He is an
up and down honest man, and most healthy active
one. He is everywhere, and wherever he is. he
makes his mark the honest of ali parties and
sects. predict for him splendid run with the
people, The party is lucky that finds such a candi.
date
THE Cay Is. STILL THEY CONE! There was
one peculiarly of the Convention at Fncbbmg,
and that was, there a very large number OF new
Among these, we may mention, as occurring
to us at this moment, the Of Professor Beck,
of Cambridge, Aaron Bancroft, Esq, Of Boston,
Hon. Warren Lowering, OF Midway, and Charles
Wright, Esq, Of linsdale. Mr. Bancroft is from
the Democratic party; the others we're Wings
We were lad TO Mr. Lowering, where, have
doubt, his sympahes have long been. We
graduate the Free Democrats of Norfolk county
upon the accession of such ranks. MIR
Lowering has long been prominSat Wing, and for
many years one oil the most active and influential
Wing leaders of the county and State. lie has
frequently been Representative from Midway, sew
eral years Bank Commissioner, and member of
the Governors Council aud shared largely the
confidence as well as the honors of the Wing party
For few years past, he has been less active
politician, disguised, as every relecing should
be, with party false to its old professions. We
welcome him to the party Of Principles and Pro.
gress.-Dcdhdm Gazette