Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15
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The Pe"pi y ,tase CsmveasIon.
On Tuesday delegate Convention Of tie
@endS of Fremont and Dayton viii as emble
az Worcester for the purpose OF nominating
ga electoral and state ticket. On the same
day and at the same place, convention Of
ttemont Americans Will be held, for the our
pose, 1t IS generally understood, of reconsd
erng their premature action at Sprin ghed-
by which the Fremont cause has been greatly
damaged throughout the state-and UNITING
with the Republicans on a new electoral tick
ct. In ths matter, our American friends
Will lind the peoples convention ready to
meet them. and it is certain that there will be
but one Fremont ticket in Massa husetts: but
beyond this, we have daily evidence that
faction, at the head of which is Gov Gard
ner, is making the most desperate efforts to
coerce the people into a incarnation of Gov.
Gardner, and they have dared to threaten the
Republicans, if their schemes for the farther
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of this gentleman are defeat
ed. We know of but one Fremont and
Dayton paper in the state which advo-
Gates this suicidal policy; but the Boston
Journal, which supported Rockwell last year
surrendered to Gardner after his election, and
until recently was justly called the Fillmore
organ in this state, in its issue OF Thursday
evening, urges upon the approaching conven.
ton the adoption Of the American State Tick
ct.
We have no desire to influence the action
Of the convention, conhdent as we are that it
will be composed of men of the right stamp.
but the journal may as we'll ascertain now as
any tlme that It's special pleading can have
no other effort Than 10 SOW the seeds of dis.
sension. Nine tenths of the Republicans are
opposed to any plan by which they are to be
sold out, and by which the noble party they
have established is to be prostituted to anv
such purpose as that indicated by Gov. Gard
ner's friends. This Will be apparent enough
at the Convention, and we ONLY allude TO
the matter, because we are unwilling that our
American friends shall be deceived.
We advocated the nomination of MIR. Gard
ner by the Republican convention last wear.
IT,, hei1sq repeatedly assured by him and his
'S'Ue 'Het IN --g~ra.t he lg3aLd ,b,do tbe
decision Of he 0aos ,tioa aecf s0."9 nc
adverse to ms hopes and expectations. ana in
utter o'otat'o@ Of all his PROMISES, in ten DAYS
afterwards, IN accepting another nomination.
ne asserted that he had never, ''iu VOID
thouShI, or deed, committed himself to the
republican Convention He subseoua,tly
asserted that it he had received its nomina.
tlon, ne eoo~ld hare taken the earliest oy,,o,
t"'''ty 10 hart IL back to them. With MS 70
cent experience OF Mr.. Gardner's treanharv
and utter disregard of common honesty and
decency, how can the Boston Journal or HE
friends expect that a party thus iusulted
Will not only, consent to drop its own high
minded and honorable candidate, but TO take
up the very man who ueated them so con-
temptuously, who is Beside reluctant Ere.
mont man, who has not yet said a word in
favor OF Dayton, and aoho makes his demands
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The Journals talk about the American mar.
y having made sacrifices, is the merest twad.
de- they nominated Fremont and the Repub.
hcans adopted him they would not listen to
word about the union OF forces, but hasten
ca to nominate separate electoral ticket at
Springfield, aud then a separate State ticket
at Bosom. They have discovered their mis-.
laNe, but yel demaad that the Republicans
shohld receive their dlctaton. Ire question
to De decided at Worcester Is not as the Jo,,,-
nal says, 9 whether the Republioan party win
meet The American in ii fair aud amicable
sPr't,' but whether the Americans them.
serves Will manifest that sort Of spnit
IL any event, we are confident that +be
conversion will pursue straight forward
course and yield neither to threats nor 81
lurements it will have in its hands the in.
tegrty and purity Of the great party of Free.
ooIn' and we do not believe it will beuav its
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