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 Napoleon said of the Btjtis5 l, I Waterloo, "lhat 'clea tAey rsr did not ha7le il.9 It seems '5 io S. the whigs of Massachusetts. ri spiked, yet they stand by them ever. On the 9ih inst, they m, convention at Worcester ,rIs that "whig principles arc uoT5. they ever were''-a proposition, which we do not mean to dsDai on to resolve further, that the i, aas showercd down upon US al blessings, "has kept our money a our industry at wofk, , and paanI us np snsiely;-lhal the said therefore be sustained; and to tia men as Webster, Davis, Alan., must be sent to Congress, b nal fence against he assaults q lhI tenn of the South" But ittr brnnt of their resolution for ile 1 ton. On that point we mus!let| for themselves.

 ReS0ieed, That the events d l in the election of Presideal Pt| triumph of the preliminary npl nexation-in the wild and lagI| of whole communities of sIaqsA| the recent attack, by a mob, ap| of that intrepid champion afli5sI II. Glay-haye admonishedui i.l and union only, among all Nhig4 States, can we expect to preseRs Union from the contempt oif iisI andHffom final overthrow.

 Resotpcd, That the whgs ! county cali upon each othet, and common interest, 10 re-aI polls, the declaration of the | the last winter, that Massachasall| 7ciH crcr dcay, Me binding tar) measure of He qmsraiioa et \ Uaiied States; that, as Texas

 the last Congress acted upon

 been put into the Uaion ia FaI Constitution, so, to rescue the from that violation and is

 FEx4s MAY Rg PIT OUT Aei| now is tie time when all lpls

 sustain their public servants n

 opposition to this dangerousns

 ' 1tcas mag bs Pal oat qsaA|| whig gentlemen assembled n | vention at Worcester. TheYf| fit to describe the mode Of 0F1 opine it will be found ralheffti1 ly, there is something amaslnsI headed obstinacy. Will the M setts minority on this matter ' will they never know when beaten? We tell them, once '1 party in this country which a.i,I it, against the full recognition ol ! ter State by our next Congress moment, C deaI pariy, .I ena % 7, fhmgs ibat hare been. Tast authoritative voice of the co0Hl' the great Texan issue loleHsf' .... telligent wings of 9IassachaseI' that they know this to De lla',.

 As to the tariff ol 1872 NC Y that it is very popular wllh ts.' esl1 voiced interests in Alassaslas' enacted to pamper those ll'ef5' q. datory "resolutionso are .1l a,s \ small return from the manuI''. ists for the fat live-and,iWeoN dends which the tariff has sl'', 7 cause its so enormously anu U lar among the flourishmg n'na n., italists of Massachusetts, 'A9 l'' try will bring it down 10 'a' dard. --

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