The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-03-05
From sAs Nsw Yea Tsssaas.
Political Anti-SlaveFy csnrena1sa-
PErEzBoko', Md soa csaass.


January 81, ts42
Before leaving New Iork. aro.as -
If any thing OF general inserss. ss,...s
tall under ny ooseFva.ion. sAat voa
should hear from me. WAae I kas-
been On VISIT . this place. \ Csav~a
non Of Political Abollllonis-s - -.
held here 70 noninats caalsla.es fsr
Governor and Lieutenant Govern
which | aitended as a ssecsa.,r. A..
knowing The deep laEsress felt 1v vear
readers IA every uoxement aTee.la.s Ia
the remotest degrees The belssa-s e.
the Empire State. / have thsa-hs ~
would Ike some InfoEnasisa d rs pro
ceedings.
II was certainly. n po,ns &C laleass
aud numbers, = highiy respeef ab1- halx
Nlneleea Counties were represeazs.i. Al
the number OF Delegates eoalI nj 49,
been less than 400. TIE 49, .enes -
posed Of males aai Females, sled tA-
Presbyterian Church almost - SzzEs-a-
ton, and May are sid - have lsit -
could nol obtain an enlrance. The I've
Temperance Houses Ia The village. Al
nearly every private house wllAla esr
Gle OF i've miles. have bSen sled 80
guests. The Abolition atmosphere was -
ail-Prevaiing thai 4 eoal1 havs seea
avoided only BY iigha
Two pictures, executed 81 e ~.
OOod~ln, Of Albany we're s1spsnle1 o.
er the pulpit, d1Fing the SeSs5ons 81 tks
Convention On eas o. them was la
scribed, Payer Ct TIE Save % tbs Peo
pie OF the Uai,ed Ssase.' Un1sr sAen
words was \ slave. higias &C hisA ~.
chained hands, the blood ariap,ng tron
his Scared body. casting as eyes la-
Ploringly toward the Cap,.oi ~ the I'als-
ed Siatss.and sxclaiEainx. Tax So us.s-
I Write Tor me-Priat for use-Faiat fsr
me-Pray for me-Fsfs for n,es o. tAs
other was inscribed PRAYER 81 tke Save
10 the Omniscieas Sod.' Un1er shls 80
kneeling Save. over whosn a drisss
vas aoarishing as whip. While EAe for-
mer, eastiag hlseyes gpwar3. exrta5z-s.l
.Ineline nv lello@-n-a % fsel Esr a. a.al
Do for me- Thsse psefareS. whch =
STAKEHOLDER woa.d have proasasc.3 ia.
cendiAry, kindled ~ ssaail 3>gr~e e 90
thusiasm IN The Assemhlv.
L ? Noble d pear city Press5s& ex-
er the Convensioa. TIE names ~ tAe
other officers / Do aos re~osleet Gerss.
Smith. ESQ. was 6rsz nosnia@s-.s - \ ga
dldafe for Governor; kat. Soc reasoas e.
\ private nature, he passslxely re ,ass.1 -
accept the nOuiaagioa. Altza >.ew4rs.
Esq. OF Utica. AS thea nosnsaase1 g.
Governor, and ChaFles . SaeparA Il
I W yoming sor LleaseaanG Goxeraox. -
wlEl smile whea tel - tai sozae :.
them talked seriously e eAsetsag sAse
lcandidates-
i The Address or The Coaxsatea - tAe
i People Of the SAFE as writes - Sfxaa
Stewart, ESD TIE asst iaxsreraf@sizve-
7 holder w0ai3 have laagA~a n tAe a.
thor's vii. If ~ had 30 seen csaxsac~l
by his reasoning. TIE rssolasssas ueFs
ultra IN principle. Al 49, as9 spirls-1 "a
their language
i Y0ur readers I'll Be as1na1she3 Z.
/. learn that 81 Azzrsss - tRe S3x-es 81 4.
!. Unifsa StaEes was presenso1 - - Ca
venEion by GerrsE SnitA. Esd 49, 419pe
led. Il recommended lAsun. aznanx eshss
things. . run away tAe krs< axarak.
opportunity, and - sake "A alsnx sAea
/ route, n tha fres a. well "a tAs siaxs
: Safes, . Tar IS 25s0laaeiy exseaazi \
; their escape. he horse. he 49,. Is.
food the elotAsng, wA1sA ICY 49, -
EquiEe, and % feel 10 aore ecnpzneslss
Cor The appropriatian th4a &aes Is
) drowaing maa far pozsesssax hznsef ;
: the Plank that aoars in - ways = -
Commented their frssadsas - SuaeA :
} furnish them uikia poeket eomp@asas a.
! locefoeo matches - - kAen = A4al
: Ifhesr Nay - CA4na3as Whaz - =.
South sly - lhia sors q lnasrssr@ne'