Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-17

essary to secure any rights Of Shareholders under the Con-
neutrality-suspicious. which justly obnoxious and obi
Gus to free people who claim by inheritance tight Of
a by Juy and Of the writ of hdbedS cOrpHsf as the
great safeguards Of personal liberty, and that viii
never cease 70 demand such amendments shall make it
consistent with the constitutional rights of the States
or failing in this, its unconditional repeal
IL. ResoiUed, That all the members of our Wing del
egaon IN Congress deserve hearty appreciation for
their patriotic opposition national honorable and just
principles, TO the Nebraska Kansas bills and
loce IN the fact that every Wing member from the free
states has been thoroughly true to these
nohor the unnchng integrity manifested by those Of the
southern Whgs few and far between though they were
VINO nopy stood by the pghed faith Of the Nation on this
trying OCCASION
u. ResolUed That to all the members of Congress
VINO opposed the repeal of the Missouri compromise and
firmly endeavored sustain the plighed faith of the
on we owe the tribute due to faithful and honorable
public servants.
49, ResoiUed, That the people of the free States
called upon by every motive of humanity, justice and
PATRIOTISM give such aid and direction tothe great tide
OF Western emigration shalAsecure and unoc
cuped territories the dominion of free labor and free
institutions and thus thwart the efforts of the present Ma
uonal Administration to briog them under the dominion
OF slavery.
IA Resoiued That in the recent legislation which has
aroused the indignation of the freemen of the North
recognize the settled policy of the leaders of the
Democratic party, who have shown themselves sub
servent to the interests of slavery and regardless Of the
welfare OF the free StBtes and arraign the President of
the United States having wanony violated the pledges
OF ms inaugural address-as having stopped irou his
high position and prostiuted the influence of his office for
te purpose of an unwarranted interference with the action
OF an independent coordinate branch the government;
we arraign the present administration for appointing to
oce both at home and abroad foreigners of question able
character and doubtful fidelity to the exclusion of LBtye
czens OF high reputation and lofty patrOttsm for It's
c0wardy attack upon weak ard defeuceless community,
upon the most trivial grounds while it has not dared to
idsist upon the enjoyment by American citizens in for
egn countries of that full of religious freedom,
which possessed by all cases6 of whatever faith,
under the protection of the American Constitution; and
we call upon all lovers of freedom and friends Of the free
in 6afp dpfTr tn
government of the natiou from their hands.
To- ReSotUed, That unanimously Illuminate EMORY
WASHBURN, of Worcester, for the office of Governor,
and WILLIAM c. PLUNKETT, of South Adams,
for the office of Lieutenant Governor the ensuing po
tcal year; that the ability and fidelity with which they
have discharged the duties of those offices during the
present year. prove them be emnently entitled to the
continued confidence and support of the citizens of Mas
sachusetts.