The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-19

e ton of shareholders, TO base COIN sal
b the sIavholders had got them to the counie
: and that they would mail them therein
4 called them 'doDsh.f faces &c. While tn
north would YIELD the peace and harmon,
of the Union was very nice nothing Il
7 disturb our glorious Union of freedom
with slavery but when a small portion
resolved 10 stand upon the right, and sue
comb 10 the domineering spirit of The
south no longer, SO far as they could con
; stutcnoly prevent it, they are sigma
! tized as dsturbers OF the Union Well
so be il; and if the efforts TO remove this
National gangrene make disturbance,
can tell those who are thus disturbed, that
the quickest aud best way 10 cut it short
is TO take hold and he p remove it, for
can assrre them that peace will not re- gu
until i; is done.
~ My grammatical csponden,
must not expect an iIlerate-- LEFT hand
ed Blacksmith to charge an editorial gun
'gramma'icaIIy' when loading il with ma
teriaIs sui abe for dischargipg at a flock
Of slavery buzzlrds Don't you know
friend that the main thing is TO put in such
materials that the Shots will Tell But
as extraordinary as my statement may
appear to my friend, | can nevertheless
furnish him documentary evidence, tina, it
was in substance correct The mobs Il;
Boston-New York Utica Alton -
Cincinnati Philadelphia and other pIa'
ces furnish some evidence in point. 9th
ers canbe added if necessary.
(8) From thirty TO sixty years elapsed
between the time of enacting laws for
the abolition of slavery in the states
named, and the organization of the Lib
erty Party. Time enough TO get pref
ty sound asleep, guess! The execu-
ton of36 human beings in Charleston
S c.. on a charge ofincting an insurrec-
ton occurred In 1892, and the great
Southampton instruction took place a
about ten years afterwards, and more
than six before the organization Of this
party for Presidential Electors The eff
fort to alter the Constitution 10 Kentucky
was quashed befor that period. |
guess then, my friend had better dismiss
some of his horrors - acquant himself
with the facts in the case and come on to
true ground. Will my friend tell me
how much the states he named, expend-
ed towards libera,ing their slaves ?
and how much less than forty years 1t
was from the time the U. S. Constitution
was adopted, to the time the political ac-
ton he complains of, began' can
show Fl. f. ID. that the antisavcry spir'
i, is not wanipg and Pickering away
in Kentucky Virginia delaware and
other slave states. | intend publishing
in the next number oflhis paper, the lad
dress of the Liberty Party in Virginia.
An antislovery meeting was recently held
in Delaware, and the movements certain
ly indicate antislavery life in those two
states, And Cassius M. Clay does not
seem to think slavery is gaining in his
state. But no more on this point.
(9) Yes.-This has been accomplished
in part through state legislatures as well
as Congr essional action, and the inau'
ence has emanated from aboltionists,
and operated through both parties, espe-
cially in this state and Massachusetts.
(l0) Is it any thing new under the sun
10 see political parties which are at antipo-
des on some questions, agree on Others If
so, am ignoran! of it.
(1D Yes, the same party which now sub
ports man for President who says he
should be glad TO see I'erds dnnered, if |
foreign war can be avoided and the consent
Of the States can be Obtained. How long |
would the Wing Party support Henry Clay
as a Tariff man, should he declare him
self in favor of repeating alt tariff laws as
soon as the consent of the States could be
obtained ?
(12) Give the Wing party tie most cred
it, because more members Ct that party have
spoken against annexation, than from the
other.
(13) If the increase of Liberty votes could
d, feat the election of every Wing abolition-
isl, Iapprehend that the Democratic party |
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