The daily union., 1854-11-10
From the Boston Post.
ABoLlrIoNIsM IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston Post.
ABOLlfIoNISM IN MASSACHUSETTS.
The congressional record have presented is most sig
neant of the determined and unyelding spirit of Mas
saehusetts free-sosm. We look at this principle 1t
matters not far unconstitutional action is concerned
whether the name that votes in Congress for repeal Of the
fugityesaye law, against the admission of State be-
cause It's constitution recognises slavery be that of Dewitt
tTe-soI that of Eliot 0hig Whoever carry
out the Music Hall platform in Congress votes to sustain
the principle of sectional abolition party to carry war
against portion of the Union There is a marked stern
and severity in the of the prevalent demagogism
1t promises anything for votes and heavy was the bid
Of the whg convention for abolition votes in its resolves
that the National Inteligencer declared that the wings
south of the Hudson could their doctrines and
that they ought not be received the voice of the whg
majority of even Massachusetts Now it is the advocacy
of these doctrines that makes one in the eyes of the wings
sound the slavery question. The Inteigencer must
give up Whg district and county conventions have
accepted this black batch of abolitionsm. Wing eand
dates pledge themselves TO sustain il and the whg State
organization is thoroughly abolition.
If anything wanting this point has been sup
piled by the position of the candidates. Upham, Eliot
and Goodrich, wings have been formally nominated by
freesoil conventions in DeWits district the wings out
of their love for this reesoer have candidate and
here have struck their flag aboonsm in the seventh
district they ignohy struck their flag to know-nothngsm
by adopting its candidates. and ee-soil conventions
resolving that the aboonism of the delegates in Congress
good enough for them Indeed if they will vote for the
provisoor repeal of the fugvesave law, and against
slave States--wha could free-soers askwhat
more could demagogsm grant? If here is coalition
ism where it be found And yet the prints that
loudly professed naonalism short time ago. that had
such political horrors because President Pierce appointed
few coatonists to office, dumb as oysters at this
wholesale and retail embrace of ree-soilism What inn
maculate consistency and patriotisml
1t is lamentabe the hourishing state of demagogy
in Massachusetts,; and in nothing does it appear
hourishng than in the begging by conventions for votes
slavery grounds The patriotic supporter of the cons
tuition has little to fear from the talk about repeal of the
fugitve-save law, about restoration of the Missouri
restriction These impracticabe issues The men, the
demagogues who promise these results to the people kow
that they be achieved They simply deceves
The question the admission of slave States is
other affair." and the Massachusetts members in solid
phaanx against the admission of State because its
constitution recognises slavery and all that necessary
in order carry the principle is for majority Of
either house to do this result like histhe rejection Of
State for this cause-will be sufficient to work mischief
enough fill the heart of Garrison aboonst painting
for dsunion with Joy. 1t will be like saying to fifteen of
the States of this Union You not fit to be in this
federacy.
What is it to these demagogues that any President of
this Union has denounced such policy? What it to
them that almost every of great statesmen have
left on record opinions that rebuke such seconalism
What is it to them that their pledge, il not fulfilled is
piece of wanton hypocrisy and ifulhed piece of wan
ton mischief? What is 1T to them that this policy Will
break up the old fraternity, cut asunder thousand ties
dissolve heavy business relations create enemies of those
who should live as friends-yea this republic of law
and order into anarchy and conusion2 Their all is seat
In Congress. Their all IS included in party triumph
For the rest what they
And what have these Absaloms done In Congress In
erropae the aat twenty for answer Massachu-
ses congressman and others OF indred spirit have risen
in their seats demonstrated what slavery was, dehouhceu
in hot language and to their hearts content held up
SHAREHOLDERS as either fer heaven earth and In this
manner roye flaming cpiae kno;s into southern flesh
They then loaded the mails with their bunkum Efforts
and on receiving them, their fanatic and anmiFng, ana
exuting friends, the voting constituents exclain'-
"Iberty freedom tyranny is dead
Run hence, proclaim, cry it about the streets J.
And so some in the caucus some in the press and
in the common pulpsn cry out Reelec him; he goes
for the North and for liberty he's patriots yea, more
he's phanthropist! And so he ~ again returned 10
send new batch of nammatory matter into the insttu
ton and its supporters!
Now in the of common sense what has the cause
of the gained by such results Why, twenty years
ago before these demagogues got well at their vocation
three great all alive with the question of ema
cipaton In Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee the par
ty for strong and the goal of Witness
the great debates in their legislatures witness the crafty
ing votes on this question Where these parties now?
where their votes now The fact is the ip'ermeddng of
philanthropy has parayzed all their resonngs-has stop
ped effort In the very places where il Is constitutional to
abolish slavery and effort be availng and it has be-
sides aggravated evil it pretends to wish to Now
the eloquent voices raised in behalf of emancipation in
Kentucky Virginia and Tennessee silent 1t is these
Intermediates who have senced them But for their mad
policy slavery long ago would have been prospecvely
abolished in the land of Jackson, of Clay, and of
Jefferson These the results This truth gansay it
who will.
But what these philanthropsts for this2 Office is
what they want and office they have reached And so
will continue be nRt the people look into this matter
closely and act according to intelligent Judgment This
subject will soon--or msread the sgnscommdnd the
attention of every citizen.
Is MONEY SCARCE
There few phrases says the Philadelphia Argus) re-
peated oener or with JUNCTION in streets at the
present time than that money scarce In all circles
af K of