The national Republican., 1866-08-03
MAssACHUsETTs WHEELING IN
TO LINE.

Designing politicians, in Congress and out,
have. stated, reiterated, and insisted that
corporals guard Of men could not be found
in all Massachusetts who were in favor Of
sustaining the National Administration in its
policy. This is true as the radicals" have
been pleased to represent THE Presidents
policy" to wit: that he is in favor Of admit
ting rebels into Congress; that he is in favor
OF pardoning all rebels, from JEFF. DAVIS
down; that he is opposed to giving every
legal protection in his power to the freed
men; and that be is against granting suffrage
to intelligent, patriotic, and enterprising
colored men Of the District of Columbia. To
support such policy "corporars guard
Of men could not be found in Massachusetts.
But the rery reverse Of the radicals syste-
matte statement, as rehearsed above, is true;
and in Massachusetts, there are good men
the noblest sons Of the old Bay State-her
statesmen. soldiers, lawyers, merchants, ora
tors, and edifors-who sustain such a policy;
and such is the policy of the Administration,
some Of the leading doctrines of which are
carefully laid down in the national Union
call for the Philadelphia Convention.
Already the tocsin has been sounded. The
names Of the ADANsEs-"noble sons Of noble
sires'-are foremost on the list. In Western
Massachusetts the AsHxUxs, the ALvoRDs,
the WRIGHrs, the BowLKsEs, the SrowEs,
and others, are in the van. In Middle
Massachusetts we have the gallant De
VEINS, who, while he was leading his
men to victory before Richmond two
years ago, was run as an independent con
servative Republican candidate for Governor
Of Massachusetts,, and polled sesenty y-ticc
thousand votesl He is host in himself He
fought to save the Union, not to diride it
With The PRESIDENT he believes in the loya
representation Of every State. At the "hear
OF the Commonwealth" there are also thu
LISooLSs, an imperishable and glorious
name, made brighter by the galantry of Col
LINCOLN in the late war. In Boston and vi
cinity there is host of faithful workers
the CURrIsEs, the THoxAsEs, the UProys, the
Halls, the PARxERs. the SCHoULERs, the
WnLIANsEs, the HUDsoSs, the CHILDsEs, the
McCARrNEYs, the SwIFTs, the TRAINS, the
GoRDoSs, the Krsos, the ANDREWS, and a
rank and file that will startle the Wilson's
and SUMMERS by their mighty tread in No
vember next. In Eastern Massachusetts, the
CoGGswEILs, the DAvIsEs, the CusHIxGs the
CoLBYs, the MoRssEs, the PEws, the CHAsEs,
the GLovERs, the Brownies, and Others On
the Cape, the DAvIsEs, DAYS, SwErs, and q
gallant column Of supporters. In Southern
Massachusetts we hear the. names of BUr-
FISGroS, PIERCE, the IDEs, the COVERINGS,
the CoUcHEs, &C., &c, &c.
The Springfield Republican, in Western
Massachusetts; the Newburyport Herald
and Gloucester Telegraph, in Eastern Massa
chusetts; the Yarmouth Register, on the
Cape; the Taunton Gazette, in Southern
Massachusetts, and the Herald and CONNER
ciai, in Boston, are oil battling for the right
against the revolutionary schemes of the
radicals, and do not couic. ttenance the infamous
Misrepresentation that are b. studiously
put forth in the radical newspapers a s,."ins
the Administration.
With this showing we have no doubt that
Massachusetts, will send into the Philadel.
phia Convention q set OF conservative patri.
otic delegates that will be equal in ability to
any other delegation that NAV be present.