Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-21

that gentleman himself thinks about it may be
learned from the following extract from his
paper:
let our national democratic committee at
once pledge its honor that no presidential con-
vention of our party shall be called or held.
Let the liberal republicans meet in full force at
Cincinnati and nominate such ticket as Gratz
Brown and Horace Greeley, and victory Is ours!
We cannot, of ourselves, carry a single state
in all the north. We need $4,000 republican
votes in Ohio; Brown and Greeley viii carry
twice that number. We lack $4,000 republican
votes in Pennsylvania; Brown and Greeley will
sweep away 100000. We need $4,000 republican
votes in Indiana; Brown and Greeley will be sure
Of $4,000. And so in New York, Illinois, Conuee-
ticut, California and other states. No democrat
or democratic ticket could hope 70 carry one of
them. Bat with ticket Of known republicans,
nominated by republican convention, backed
by the more honest wing of the republican party,
and aided by the whole democratic vote, the de-
feat Of Grant and corruption, the triumph of
liberalism and reform, is just as sure as the rs-
inc OF to-mOrTow's sun, OF the existence of a
devil, whose death would leave fatherless the
whole radical host. Then, with Trumbull for
secretary of state; Palmer, secretary of war, aud
Sumner or Jacob ID. Cox, secretary Of the treas
ury, the republic would be saved and liberty re-
StOred!"
That is his opinion about the prospect of de-
feating Grant at the polls. If the plan should
fail, however, he is not at the end Of his re-
sources. In that event he has the following
suggestion to offer:
"ll-after the oppressed people of this country
shall have done all 10 their power to prevent the
reelection of the cold-blooded Ulysses S. Grant,
he shall, by the use of corrupt means, reinstail
himself and his army Of hungry vampires;
1.-THE hope Of victory of the democratic party
shall disappear by the failure of passive resis-
lance, strategy, and the pursuit of plumber shall
again bind together the apparently dissOlving
elements Of belliSh radicaism;
IG-upon a full and final struggle with the en-
emies OF state sovereignty and white supremacy
in America, the lOw-bOrn scum rom hel's bub-
bling broth-pot shall triumph over the people
in the great campaign at hand.
If-pecuaiOn, and theft, and delalcation, and
fraud, and tyranny, and niggerism and mongrel-
ism shall receive popular indOrSment in the
dominant section, through the means resOrtcd
to during the last decade of national nightmare.
Then there remains a hope-a last, but sure
ana final resOrt-a dernier resort. The Jewish
high priest Caiaphas expressed that resort eigh-
teen hundred years ago, IN these beautiful and
patriotic words II is erpedieat for as that one
man should die for the people, and that tie
1Ch0le nation perish not
And not only one man, but a thousand, if
necessary. Liberty is worth more to the world
than ten thousand radical parties, or the lives
Of all the cormorants who have swarmed into
official position during the great villains ad-
ministTation
1t is needless now or here to explain how this
work can be done eifectually. 1t is sufficient
unto the day to familiarIze the patriotic mind
with the bare thought, leaving the means, mode
and details to a future and more active period,
We merely strike the key note. To accomplish
any great work the public mind must needs be
educated up TO the desired standard OF the
course of instruction here esTned this endeth
the first lesson"
THIS is tolerably plain, but that no one, how
ever dull of comprehension, may fail to grasp
its full significance, tue article is headed by
cut representing guns and pistols, and bears for
its title the words, "a Derunger Resort" If
the so-called "li5eral' movement is to accom-
plish anything it must be through the aid of the
party which the Lexington Caucasian represents
Genuine republicans will not easily be tempted
into such an alliance