Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-02

nent OF North America
Citizens of the United States in the spirit of
this policy, subyerted the free republic Of Mica
ragua, and opened it to slavery and the African
slave trade, and held it in that condition wait
ing annexation to the United States, until its
sovereignty was restored by combination of
sister republics exposed to the same danger,
and apprehensive of similar subversion. 9th
er citizens reopened the foreign slave trade in
violation of our laws and treaties; and, after
suspension of that shameful traffic for fifty
years, savage Africans have been once more
landed on our shores and distributed, unre-
claimed and with impunity, among our planta
tons.
For this policy, so far as the government
has sanctioned it, the democratic party avows
itself responsible. Everywhere complaint
against it is denounced, and its opponents pro-
scribed. When Kansas was writhing under
the wounds of incipient, servile war, because
OF her resistance the democratic party derid-
ingly said "let her bleed" Official integrity
has been cause for rebuke and punishment,
when it resisted frauds designed to promote
the extension of slavery. Throughout the
whole republic there is not one known dis
senter from that policy remaining in place if
within reach of the executive arm. Nor over
the face of the whole world is there to be
found one representative of our country
who is not an apologist of the extension of
slavery.
1t is in America that these things have hap
pened. In the nineteenth century, the era of
the worlds greatest progress, and while all
nations but ourselves have been either abridg-
ing or altogether suppressng commerce in
men; at the very moment when the Russian
serf is emancpated, and the Georgian captive,
the Nubian prisoner, and the Ably ssinian saw
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dead ;s NOT givor ~ statosn,or IN N.Y. ,,a
w;tbont ovo,,sa ,rb.,, NO fn;l =, ,.oI''S
the lo~;c Of nnrrant aro,,+s %p ant;na
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The choice Of tba nation 10 ro,v bot,voon tho
democratic nortv and tha ronmbIis.a,, na.t,
Gts nr;nci,,,dps ~ IL, tt,anatT'
and avan necesSar III ovan1inad tr 0us' ~
only one noIicw which If bas adontod or
ovowod nap,oly. tho Swine n tbo tarr;,or;os
of tbn Tinted Statos Il nosSihlo hy const;t,,
t;onoI o,d In,fI -, go o.,,@a ~,
slavery and noIgamv WIZ tha3 nons;dars
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nosnd in ,vLot ouo ,,f tLo would II oots ;ts> oa,+
on the public stare and what are it's nreddmi.
nant institutions customs habits aud sonti-
ments doubts that the renubl;can nartv rar
and viii If unwaverirglv fa;thf,I 70 tLof MI
icv and inst and lovai in oil hasido corr, Il
into trinmnhaI snccessa rodonht IL to no M
certain whether civilization can ;mnrovo or
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S,le OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aian,ad shaII IS
.,vn ' tl..' s,orant '''''''
do not certainIv kpow that the noonla are
,,anh ~ s'1nb n, ~ ~ 80,
p.'p'iIu ~ I nIs, tat ,ro,,nh snocassd' "
6oods Which never greatly excite and ahbs
which never entirely DISCOURAGE me tho vol.
nna of renuhl;can;sn rises continuallv b;gbor
and HIGHER They are nrobablv wise whose
annre6ensions admonish them that il is abroad,
strong enouoh for effect
Hitherto the Republican Marty has been con.
tent with one selfinterrogatorv-ho many