The Vermont freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-10

vote doubles that of last year. Our increase will be
Slow hut sure, and for one, wish never to see in
advance of principles Let il keep pace with these
and gain will be permanent"
That is right. Now let us see the names of Birney
and Morris. as the national Liberty candidates, and
will all 60 along together.
The next thing now is, to get the State organized
with an effective and discreet committee in EVERY
county We can never do justice to cause, even
show present actual strength until that is done
Hiram CARNEY, Esq., of Beefontaine writes to the
Philanthropist:
"Our organization must be more efficient than ever,
and it behnoves to mark ont the stand we
to take in future Many counties were entirely
oithout tickets and many of friends account of
the sm7ilness of their numbers, often constrained
to be silent, and either go with the other of the
great parties to which they formerly belonged stay
at home, instead of going to the election The latter
prrdcan,ent will, doubt, explain why is that so
manv of the counties have receded in their strength
particularly, when it is known that interest by
means insignificant.
letter in the Philanthropst thus corrects the latest
party lie about the Liberty men ill Ohio. 1t is from
F. D. Parish, of Sandusky City:
"a prominent wing of this place has just returned
from Columbus and that region, and reports that the
abolltionsts heartily sorry for what they have
DONE since they have to the result. This
whig has flea in his ear, if he has lie in his
mouth. The abolitionsts not ignorant that it is
the to their objects, and the to the country
whether the wings or democrats are in power Moth
ing is gained or lost to liberty justice, TO the
rights and interests of the free labor the free States
by the succession falling off of either of these servle
1 pro-slavery parties. Why then should Liberty men
either rejoice or weep at the overthrow of the one or
the other of them? Steadily and unitedly adhere
our cause and pursue objects, and may
confidently look for final success
Our faithful friend Eli Nichos demands three cheers
for Belmont:
| SIN old Belmont set out in 1910 with the pro-
mise to get all the could for lib rty, and
double that number annually. So far PROMISE
our xPectation has been realized In lS40 had "a
votes. Twice 81 is Is, and had that number
of votes 1874 the lowest vote having been 20 Twice
63 1876 and in lS42 the for Judge King is III
and the average of all the votes given the ticket
is 13S 12, and but for the extraordinary exerons OF
the other parties, it would have been 200 No consid
cradle exertions made in county-neitheI
King, Lewis, Morris, Chase giving
single speech and the doubling the vote in Belmont
may be regarded the natural progress of public
ion, going calmly, but rapidly and firmly forward
And should the same progress be kept up it would
give us an overwhelming majority in five years and
would probably elect in four years no IL ready tc
say voting for the Liberty Party is doing good
1t is full of hope and promise. 1t is the only way
redemption for the country. Let the friends of ber
ty be firm, and the victory will be theirs.
The abotonists of Ohio propose to have all the
petitions to Congress united together in roll anc
presented to the H,use of Representatives The fol
lowing is the form of petition.
To the II use Of Representatives. Of the Unted States
The Undersigned, inhabitants of
in the State of would respectful,
represent that the 21st rule of the House of Represen
atves relative to the right of petition the follow
f ing words, namely, "that petition, memorial reso
luton, other paper praying the abolition of SLAYER
in the District of Columbia, any State Terrtor1
, in the United States, in which it exists, shall b
received by the House entertained in any way what
ever, violation of the principles of republican
n ism tramping on tie right of petition, and com
pete abrogation of sacred right guaranteed to b.
the Constitution. and therefore earnestly request
you to rescind or repeal it forthwith.
The Executive Committee of the Ohio Anti SLAYER
Society have engaged the services of Arnold Buffum
: to promote the general objects of the Socirty. Fl
# needs scarcely an introduction to our readers B
reputation he is well known the ant.l very world
well stricken in years with uRabated Sesl sadp--r-
\H1I fase, lie ia bors ireet country. Hi
devotion to the anti slavery entire and perpet
ual. Our friends will welcome him wherever he goes