Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-30

Il
r. ~ prss;dent himself. When became INTO
,,ovrsr he declared to the people OF the nation
81, hs reooo,isea tie ilstitutioHs Of Staceryan
AZ So,a6er, Safes as standing upon tne same
- =. ots.y ppcoeNrzHD RIGHTS. and equally
.,+;+,a5 X the support and protection of the
FaSersI Government speak from recollec-
t;on and do not repeat the language, but 1 am
carts;n / EXPRESS the precise ideas which the
Prss;dent nut forth. He holds that this Gov
ernment, with all its mighty powers; with
ali its unlimited energies; with Its character,
As one of the great Powers OF the earth; Win
ali its moral, its political, and physical lnnu-
.rce i 10 exert its utmost energies to uphold
md protect the barbarous institutions of Afri-
can slavery in the southern States. 1t is
deliberate attempt to revolutionize the Gov
eminent of the United States. l pronounce
it as such here, and pronounce it as such
everywhere. Sir, it was in vain that our ia
theirs attempted to establish the great and I'M
diving truth, that all men are created equal,
and that it is the province of Government to
exert its power and influence for the security
and maintenance of the rights of all the people
to life and liberty, if these views of the Execu-
tive prevail.
Sir. this Administration is endeavoring to
turn the energies of this nation to the over
throw of this great fundamental principle,
..l.;.l, l;as Of +he hasia of this Rennhlic It IL
e. ro5;calIv n CHANCE ;ts essential Gle
ments; to eradicate its fe-giving, its vital
ling energies feel it my duty to meet and
expose this design at its first distinct, unmis-
takeable enunciation. The President now
proclaims that intervention against freedom
against emancipation in Cuba-is to become
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nos ,aa Pres;dent and denouncing him for
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cie = presented 70 Inc clsln]eu Mol!u "lleA
Tue Ohoss anu Inc Tiesocit a. iio@ui,.s
en- on the same breeze, lnOer m tneiI
iolos; wnen lhe lurK ana tne Ohrlseian stand
SIDE by Sde IN favor OF 1reeoom when tne
bands OF france ana England are opposing
the progress OF Russian despotlsn, ana an
Their energies are employed 10 MAINTAIN the |
rights OF nations and OF mankind we are
called upon TO Strike tnem' IKE assasslns, IN
their backs, to become the alhes, the aoers
and associates OF Russian tyranny 10 stay the
progress OF Christianity, OF clvlnzatlon IN TINS
western hemispnere-.o meanly ana Praucal-
~ steal Cuba, III order that the CHAINS OF
slavery may be more securely riyeted upon
ner oondsmen. Inns does not look IKE cnv-
airy: 40 not KNOW "hae tne opinion Oh
southern members may De; out 10 me TINS at
tempt to strike the back OF foe is not IN ac-
coroance WIN the IDEAS OF nonor IN wMcn l
was educated. IL we are TO set up as a QdLlOn