Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-02
Boston AOr@
VssVge 9aiIp Spp.
MONDAY, MARCH2 1857.
ResOFRantzaGiOn Of the American Part
ON u PrO=SIavery Busis.

south as well as NOTths TO = Ie-u1 anu loAm d
great national party" on some compromise pro.
slavery basis-a basis which will be acceptable to
SUCH simon-pure Know Nothings as Adams Of
Mississippi, Smith of Virginia, Smith Of Ala
bama, and other slavery ext nsionists OF the
South, who manifest such horror at the idea Of
adding new free States to the coniederacy.
The Boston Bee of Friday last, in character
istic article, exhibiting its bunker sympathies,
and its readiness to return again to its wallowng
in the mire Of Fillmoresm, aud showing that all
its late professions of love for freedom in going
f,r Fremont, were the sheerest hypocrisy, and
made only from mercenary motives, says
''The american Party of the Comltry-we
observe daily in GU exchanges, ami receive from
other sources, gratifying evidence of the dispose
DION of the Ameri ans to re-uhite aud form
great national party which shall success iuliy op.
pose the Dsun 1cratie party of the country. At
the North the Americans are not dlsheartened by
the last years experience, and perceive the nc
cessily aud the wisdom If adheTing to their pin
ciples and their orgAnizaiion. At the South
there is no other course left open to those who
neither can nor will sanction the policy of the
Democratic party but to stand by the American
party.
And it closes BY endorsing Southern cotem-
porary, in this wise :-.' We think, says the Bal
timore Clipper, that disposition is manifested
By the Americans to form complete and perfect
union throughout fhe country"
The next step which these Gardner American
leaders take, Will probably be to proceed, at the
ensuing session OF their State Council, to appoint
delegates to the next National American Coun,
ell. where they can have an opportunity of meet
ing again their Southern alhes, and of asking
forgiveness Of " Pope Bartlett" chief President
of the order, for having disregarded his bull, ("
and temporarily strayed from the jurisdiction Of
the now recognized genuine national council Of
the party, in refusing last year to support its
Irregular nominations" for the Presidency aud
W. 3D. x-sf.rOre ana DOnelson
This Will be very easy thing for the Bee and
Gov Gardner to do, for they both, with their
particular friends, adhered in good fifth for some
time after the February convention at Philadel.
phia, to the platform and nominations then
made. and only " blackslid," because thew had
not backbone enough to stand out against the
public sentiment Of the North, which rose in
rebellion against old party ties, and clared for
Fremont, who was nominated without any refer
ence to Americanism,'' one way or the other.
The sole merit of Gardner and the Bee, in haul.
ing down the Fillmore fag, and putting M that
Of :" the Pathfinder" was a negative one. in
fearing to brave public sentiment, and in being
unwilling, for the sake of the privilege Of sailing
with the popular current, to attach themselves to
the rear Of the great party of freedom, with
reservation Of the privilege as now appears, Of
availing themselves OF the first opportunity Of
detaching themselves from their new connection.
and going back again to their " first love-" into
full communion with the slavery propagandists
of Alabama, Mississippi, Virginia, &c whenever
they chose.
Another sound Irrational American" paper.
whose sentiments, daily expressed are in emil
merit coincidence with the Bee, the New York
Express, comes up to its Boston contemporary in
its extsets over the support its principles got
+ ON few ultra pro-slasery Democrats in the
United States Senate on the Minnesota bill. 1.
says -
q We are sometimes asked why we Americans
cannot act with the Repuhlcans-bnt keep up d.
visions that irresistibly lead 10 Democratic con-
trol-and our answer is heIe-that between the
two, the Biggses, Browns, Brodhead>, &c are
far better Americans than the Wilson's, Sew
ards, &c. The rmer add American to nation
al sentims nts' the latter are Sectlonalists aud
Anti-Amerioans besides
That is, in the flture policy of the American
party, as recommended to be pursued by its lead
ing New York and New Englond organs. not
only are tie American ,lavery extensionists
o. the South to be embraced as brethren of
common faith, and p9lilical afiatiln with them
brought about, but the Democratic slaYery.exten-
Sonists themselves are patted on the back as
good FLOWS" and their company and coopera-
tion sought, TO help kill off the "black republi.
cans Tho Bgges, Buffers, Browns, &C., from
the Souta, courted for their farther assistance
an votes, to counterfeit, in the Senate the lufu-
ence and votes Of Sumner, Wilson, Hale, Ham
lin. Fessenden, Seward, Wade, Dulkee, Trum.
bull, and every other Northern senator repre-
senting his constituents. Yet, in the face Of ali
these manifestations Of the determination If the
Gardner American leaders to transfer their ad-
herents in this State over again into the hands
Of the slavery propag4ndists, by entering anew
into full communion with the Southern wing, or
:" national organization Of the party; and after
these Gardner American lead rs have excommu
nicated from their support every Northern sena.
tor and iepresen alive IN Congress who regards
the cause OF freedom Of more consequence than a
foolish Persistence in the proscriptiye tenets Of
AAuO" ttNsuihSisihi--u the lace ~ all these ind-
cations Of the future policy Of the Know Moth
ing leaders at the North. as foreshadowed by the
Be and its eoadjutor we are surprised at some
OF tie expressions male use of by two Of our
Rspub lean trends in the Legislature in allud.
inE to those Americans who co-operated with US
in going for Fremont at the late election MIR.
Hopkins talking as II we we've zone and INSOFAR.
able forever" as to our future political action !;
and Mr.. Hoar thanking Heaven, . in his speech,
mat there was 70 be perfect unison OF feeling
between us in the future"
None wouidrejoice more truly than we if there
could be continued such perfect unison Of feel
ing between US and our late American coadiu.
tors in this State and II we could in The fatu,e r.
8 oas and inseParable in our political action
bat i strikes US that in order to have tina, HESS,
ed state Of things exist, some other policy but
what the Bee pre6gures must be pursued bv ths
Gardner Americans. They must cut entire,v
aloof from such leaders as the Bee represepts.--
viii they 10 this Upon that hangs the issue
LAUGHTER is better than physic, and he who
exeites it innocently is a public benefactor. A
Mis-. Mcmahon, the lady Of one Of the Filth Az