Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-17
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made, and somebody must make them. This
part Of the jobbing falls to the lot of the So
called conservatives" The conservatives"
are very useful institution" at the north
They answer very good purpose, and are an
essential part OF the northern policy. They are
the very rear guard Of dboLhi0nism. The repub-
lican army marches forward to the battle of
aboGtionism, and the CONSERVATIVES" cover
their progress by diversions, and parleying,
and by-play. We are neither speaking para
doxically, nor lightly, nor prejudcially. 1t is
very grave and momentous fact. We will
illustrate our meaning. The Hon. Robert C.
Winthrop, of Massachusetts, is "conserva-
tive" The Hon. Robert G. Winthrop was the
first gentleman who introduced abolition petit
tons into the House of Representatives. The
Hon. Robert G. Winthrop was elected from
his seat in the Senate, some few years ago, by
such thing as Charles Sumner. The Hon.
G. Winthrop declared in Faneuil Hail. in 1854,
that his tongue would cleave to the roof of his
mouth, and his right hand be Topped from his
body, before he would either vote for any
measure, or set his hand to any bill, by which
slavery should be allowed to enter another foot
of our territories. The Hon. Robert c. Win
throp is turned out of the Senate because he
is too conservative" man. Mr.. Everett, and
many other distinguished gentlemen at the
north, are quite as violent in their opposition
to slavery as Mr.. Winthrop. But Mr. Everett
is nowhere-he is run over-left behind.
These gentlemen are conservatives" They
would not have John Brown Co. march down
on Virginia or Kentucky and create civil war,
and insurrection, and discomfort at the south.
By no means They have discretion they
are conservative" gentlemen. They would
not make the south too FESTIVE under their
plucking ; they would not lose their golden
eggs by killing their goose-these gentlemen
are far too wise. They would only gently leg
isate you out of all the surrounding territories,
whether you will or no; but gently, still gently.
They would thus only put Gordon of free
states around you, and then pluck you ad lib.
tam, until settlers from their own states had
quietly occupied, by degrees, the border states
then they would push slavery still further
down toward the Gulf states-then permit its
continuance or not, just as it paved them.
The difference 6etaceen the Conservatives" and
republicans as just the difference between Luciter
and Satan. Luciter is a Uerg distingue looking
individual Of an indescnbaJle age, Nth a hand
some face, brilliant black eyes, a heauy mustache a
sombrero hat, Spanish cloak, and a rapier at his
side He is comtly gentleman, and neUer INDUCES
in loud talk, and balderdaSh, and violence He
woutd reason Nth you, and conduct you most
politely to the mansions Of the umappy forever.
Satan is Loathsome brute, Nth contoried features,
6Ledr eyes, a black skin, long, ,torked tail, and
ctdw teet Satan acould seize you in his cLaUs,
driUe his torbed tail through you, and drag you to
-, amid stenches ofbrimStone and sulphur.
AT every crisis in the history of the govern
ment, when the south has cried out with indig-
nation and protest against unconstitutional
legislation and outrage, there has Immediately
arisen conservative" demonstration at the
north, but the "conSefydtiUeS" are aL,cayS one dan
after the far; and the "conseruatiues' are aIscaqs
n
skimiShers, aud cOUer the retreat Of bold Sailying
or marauding party Nth great SkWand eciat.
1t is not at all surprising therefore to find
the same old game being played off now.
They have got into trick of it, and can't for
the life of them, be done with it. Besides, it
is of serious Importance now, and some palav-
er should he made for the benefit of the south.
1t is sugar-plum she always expects after
violence or legislative robbery. The angry
temper of tho south must be paciied-the re-
pnblicans have had their say over old John
Observation-Disclosures has possession of both
branches of Congressman it is safe and
capital move to make rousing, stunning
diversion on one side to draw off the fire of
the south. We accordingly hear of meetings
and rumors of meetings, demonstrations" and
signs of demonstrations, by the "conserva-
tives" at the north against the poor old devil,
John Brown in particular, and the first cousin
of the conservatives" viz: the aboItionists
in general. We are to see great things, and
mighty resolutions, as of old. A general
"glory halleluJahrum" for the preservation of
the glorious U ZION is to resound over the
whole north. The mountain is to labor in
grievous travail, and will bring forth a mole.
WE are willing to evince our "alacrity' in
the discharge of our constitutional obliga-
tons" by gratuitous insertion of the follow.
ing advertisement, which appears in late
Montgomery paper
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
OWARD-Rgn away from the subscriber, on the
GEORGE, about p years Of black compleced about
pit of the stomach About the time the said boy lett
suspicious character left this place out of wheewrigh
poyer for settlement settling up bill and
other debts contracted about this pacenot thinking my
boy stoIen thought he would come in in few
hearing anything about him, and the mysterious way
which this character left here induces to believe that
he carried also hearing that he had served out
his time in the Penitenliary Of This state lie called him
weighs about 1876 pounds and feet high stoop shoulders
dark complexion, dark hair and whiskers with on
Def coming to this not quite well viii give
V OF s for e Of the and Weaver
with such evidence as Will convict the thief 49,
T. j. MIDDLETON, Benton, Ala.
All who wish to aid the distressed Mr.. Mid
dleton must not forget that his chattel was
"blach complicated" negro. In the same paper
we find the following advertisement of good
stock farm
EOR SALE-My Tallapoosa River Plan
II taton ten miles north east from Montgomery and
one and half miles from the Montgomery and West
Point Railroad containing 5000 acres ZOO cleared and
balance well tmbered The residence mile from the
negro quarter contains eight rooms and is on an emn-
ence noted beauty and salubry, There is also fine
orchard More eaegroes hare perhaps been raised on
10 he force. Every field has more Tree stone
springs There also several chalybeate springs
and sell either Terms: onefourth cash, balance one,
wv anu '''''' ''N'' '''''- ROBERT Y. WARE.
THIRTY YEARS AGo.-The Portland Adver-
tisr reprints the following extracts from The
Marylander, paper published in Baltimore
in 1928, pending the presidential contest be"
tween Adams and jackson. How like recent
threats these records of the past appear:
A few DAYS since, we stated on the authori-
ty of the Richmond Wing, that Mr.. Andrew
Stevenson, Speaker of the House of Represen-
tatives, had within a few weeks asserted, that
If Mr.. adams should be reelected, the Union
icouM be DISSOLVED
On the same authority we stated that
Judge of the General Court of Virginia had
made the declaration at Norfolk that IF Mr..
Adams wds not put out by the uoice of the people,
they (he Jackson mem ,couid be Wiiiing TO put him
out By force"
Both these statements are corroborated by
responsible men, who certify to their truth.
TERRIBLE CoNFEssIoN.--Somey years since
there was pamphlet published in England,
II. an. q II 4 . mn