Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-27
DuplIciay or the Gardner Party.

DUptfcaGy Of the gardner EaFEys
A survey of the character and position Of the
class Of men most prominent in advocating the re-
election Of Gov Gardner, shows that The present
contest on the part Of his Excellency and his
friends, is merely for ace, and not for prin.
eiples. Why, these same men, previous to the
Republican Convention, so long as they believed
they had packed cancuses enough to secure the
denomination their chief, and their own con-
tinuance in Office, thought as little Of the eonse
quence Of the evils of "a Popery," or 'foreign i'm
migration" as did their distinguished head three
years since, when he was the principal agent of
great party in Massachusetts,, to buy up the Cath
sic and foreign votes to defeat the new Constitu.
aion, because that instrument prohibited the pol
icy of dividing the School Fund to favor separate
Catholic Schools.
But, certain man fsiled to get the nominal
ton on the Goth Of September; as he and his ar
my Of ofice-holders intended. and, 10 and be-
hold all the once subsidized frightful evils and
alarming revelations. concerning the "Great Red
Dragon" and the "Babylonish Harlot." suddenly
loom up into terrible consequences, and we see
them all changing their tune accordingly, from
Baker and Ely down to Devereux, who relate in
succession to their astonished hearers, the i'm
mense peril the country is in, from the danger Of
being Overrun and destroyed by paddles and other
emissaries Of the Pope of Rome All Of which
evils, they preach, can be put down,by putting in
Governor OF Massachusetts, the man who has
done more than any other ten men in the State,
toward bringing upon US the very evils of which
they complain so mueh-the venality OF the Cath
BY looking al q fisr Urn. men $500.
engaged in the present canvass in aid Of the Gard
neY party, It is plainly seen that they are those
directly and immediately dependent upon the
present Governor for Office aud emolument The
Boston Telegraph has made an investigation into
the matter, and has made out list Of them.
which we copy below from that paper which ii
states comprises the principal men who are work
ing for him. 1t is very properly headed
OFFICE HOLDERS DIRECTORY
Henry W. Benchley, Worcester, Commissioner
70 erect Lunatic Hospital, late President OF the
Senate, and candidate for Lieut. Governor
Charles l.. Putnam, Worcester, ms. Commits.
sioner, and candidate for the Senate.
Perley Hammond, Worcester, Trustee of Re
form School
J. Waldo Denney, Worcester, Clerk Of Police
Court.
George H. Devereux, of Salem, Pilot Commits.
sioner.
Charles A. Phelps, Boston, Commissioner on
extension Of Albany street
Sebeus c. Maine, Boston, Commissioner Of In
solyency.
Albert H. Nelson, woburn, Chief Justice Of
Superior Court.
Stephen @. Nash, Boston, Associate Justice Of
Superior Court.
Augustus o. Brewster. Boston, Insurance Com
missioner
James B. Farwell, (editor OF American Patriot
Insuector of State Prison
J. Frederick Marsh, editor of Boston Bee)
Commissioner for rebuilding Charles River
Bridge.
Benjamin L. Allen. Boston, Commissioner to
superintend construction Of Mount Washington
Avenue.
George n. Thacher, Boston. Commissioner con.
eerning new State House Building, and candidate
for the Senate.
Lorenzo s. cragin, Jr., Boston, Public Aminis-
traitor.
John A. Cummings, Boston, Inspector Of State
Aims House at Rainsford Island
Isaac Ames, Boston, Commissioner Of Insol-
veney.
wm. C. Brown, Chelsea, Register Of Probate.
Hamlet Bates, Justice OF Police Court in Chel-
Erastus Rugg, Special Justice Of Police Court
in Chelsea.
Stephen P. Fuller, Boston, Commissioner on
Boston Harbor and Back Bay.
James Perkins, Boston, Inspector OF State
Prison.
James Cary, Newburyport, Sheriff of Essex
county.
Nathaniel 4. Allen, Salem. Insurance Commits.
sioner.
n B. Fernald, Newburyport. COp,,nissioner Of
Insolvency, Master in Chancery, and candidate
for State Treasurer.
VIM Sutton, Salem, Trustee Of Lupatie Hos.
pital At Taunton and Rainsford Island, and can
didate for the Senate.
Augustus c. Cary, Ipswich Commissioner ON
Fitchburg Railroad Crossing over Mystic River
and candidate for the Senate.
Joseph Reynolds, Concord, Trustee Of School
for Idiots
Willard A. Harrington, Brighton, Maine Land
Agent.
A. B: Wright, Lowell, Register Of Deeds for
North Middieeex.
Samuel S. Stanley, Melrose, Commissioner 10
erect Lunatic Hospital
Jeremiah .. hemick, Charlestown, Agent TO
euperintend Charles River and Warren Bridges
Edward r. Robinson, Charlestown, Commits
sioner on Maine Railroad Crossing.
Henry A; Longley, Belehertown, Sheriff Of
Hampshire County.
a. Perry Peck. Northampton, Register of Pro-
bate for Hampshire.
Charles Richards, Enfield Inspector Of Aims.
House at Monsoon.
John N. stebbius, Springfield, Master in Chan.
cary.
James q. Allen. Palmer, Commissioner TO
Qualify Civil Ofcers.
6. ~ Fish editor Palmer Journal Commits
soner 70 Qualify Civil Officers.
Andrew A. Richmond, Adams, Commissioner
10 consolidats Statutes.
Andrew J: Waterman, Willismstown, Register
Of Probate for Berkshire.
Henry b. Briggs, Pistsheld, Commissioner Of
Insolvency and Justice Of Police Court.
=. wilson. Lenox, Commissioner 10 establish
Boundary Linn between Danvers and South Dan.
vera. ft' IAN
James NJ. Keith, Roxbury. Ds,ric, A.,orna.
Bradford X. Pierce, Roxbury. Tn,stas - I.
form School for Girls aud candidate foy ~ sa
ate S SsA'
neniel Denny. Dorchester. Trustee Of Reform
fg Iol for 0irls 'NASia
Oily Ma. D. May, Roxbury, Inspector Of Stat.
BE- Il rrsHouae az Bridgewater. 'o
s ssos Ts "a RoBEnT H. MonRrs. Judge Of the su.
eoonas oasEt IN New York; city. and formerly