Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-07
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MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1854.


.,,,rnoao nf nominating a candidate Tor Con-
aress and they laid down the following plat
firm of principles, declaring their willingness
10 cooperate with all who agree with them in
sustaining them
To hiring ,be administration of the genera, govern
nent back to its original principles Of liberty
10 repsal 'ne fus'.,ss s".'. Low,
Nebraska
A. To prohibit slavery in all the territories.
O. 10 resist te m q any more territory unless
To refuse admission into the Union of any more slave
States.
80 ,onst;t,,i0.1 r,1t, ~ al o,o,.
going other States.
TO deprive sae G its G t over ne &
limits.
TO- And to make all national offices elective by the peo
Now tbe 6rst eiobt nronositions are tbe
VOW com. word far word and ,atter for LOT
ter, as those adopted by the Peoples Conven-
ton in Massachusetts, which was held in
Worcester on the 10Th ultmo; and the last
two are planks taken bodily from the old Free
Soil platform.
The Wbios Of Maine at the present time.
have nothing 70 say mon old ;sspes or con.
corning ,Wbip nrncinles., They have become
+;rod Of tho old stereotv,ed nonsense that has
been served I'M. and hashed and re.bashed
again and apain at all their conventions for
lone series Of wears and the administration Of
M;iIors F;lr,oro sr,, tbs rocosd;nos Of tba1ast
No+;orol WHO Convention having demons-
+ra+od 70 +tora that tbero 1vas M ,eonness 70
which tbe;r leaders would NOT stoon ard no
serv;gtv that tbev would halt in nerform;nu
IN ordor 70 ,ron;tiata the Soptb tbev have
,..,aa,.. a,,,saa :. 49, 1;f,.,,,+ o,,'..0 for
+,o fntnr.. Il disoord tho ro.ton blown
,,rofoss;ons of forr,or ,oars a,,d co,,,e ~,
f,ur - tho ,vorl of rostor;,,,, tho od,,,in;s+ro
men, as can appreciate the spirit which anima-
ted its founders.
The Wbir oros,as of N,sssnbuspt+s bove
beor most b;+tar or1 ,,;.,,1an+ :, +,o;r der,n-
,;a+;ons &c H. ...d;o,,s.,,, ~ d. posol,,t;ons
of 4bo Ntossoo1,,,.o.+. p.o,1o,s Convention
ovor since .l,.+ oo,,,o,,4;o,, mas ho,d +bopob
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names and old platforms 10 act in the present
crisis as becomes men and natriets
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1t Is mere plioe OIL opirion' anu iotiinS
eise' lhat keeps the wing presses OF Massa"
cAusetts IN the beaten track OF that pohcy
winch brought tne party 70 uasstace' uiShonol
ana deieat. lhey know lnae tney nave oeeil III
tAe wrong, tna1 an thelr crlnsihS serSllity mas
awaited them nothing' that by the ABANDON
ment OF principles once held sacreo' the
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ENDORSE 'ne views u a party 'ney nave al
a'o.'s a.'ee'eu y uespi'0' A'ie --l5 0-@'o-'
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