Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02

A0olltlonlsM-C ut1fnw Ice fron
HI. OlAy-111eIey e,onvoAtion
6 q 0A1os 49,
h appesn I'll tlssbsuAieasts thrsashost the
Union i've dsterulaed 70 : into AsAerosgA d.
ganisaticn preparatory 10 the coming psssiaer>
tal campaign. Stase Conventions have been 81.
sher called srAela II al che Antissasvsry State,
and regular electoral tickets hare been nomina-
ed. Blythe pvocceliRs 4 the State Convention
Of Ohio, now before us, We &c that spirited
srescAes were made BY some Of the members,
calling upon The Liberty men to abandon Mr..
Clay!
We give extracts from the speeches before Il.
convention, 'fet The iAlounasion Of the Liberty
men and the public il general. Mr.. Payne said
"TAs slaye power has had the Geverame~t'fcr
<Syeavs, ord The free States only shout a yesas,
and Of that . northern MAJ with southern prin-
eiplss and through al che Departments VI the
Government in the cane proportion. "A large
portion Of the Clergy shut their ears aud mouths
on this subject, and The lssden Of The political
parties succSmb 10 the South. We first turned
70 the wing party, with their leader, Mr.. Clay.
'Whsa'he casss on 10 the stage h MAS opposed 10
ablsst advocates, end in Ais slave lahou, has won
the title Of the great Missouri Csmpromise3 and
tAat Comlsomiss oct Ne placed Mr.. C'Gy wAsre NO
Liberty MAN cav vols for AiM, No, w caw~oi
vote fer Mr. SClavs .ANaAis declaration that slar-
cry Aa1 hetw tolerated for teo Am~dea yeass, sASts
MM eat tivM aws faeor FROM ~, Aud when We
'dlscovevsd that the wAig party Were welded ia
The slavs power we turned to the democratic
party, hut they also had become welded to the
sa.e power. Yea, they were said 70 be the nat
aral all,es OF the alave pewsi aud democracy IT,
let ~ meet al the hallet,hexes, and We viii hat,
Ter down the pillars VI slavsy, How do the
wings nsateNd 10 aid Ne In pat,ing slavery dpwNg
Aye, by .pa,tlax the Niaee Of Slavery In the
Presidential CHAIR This will not do, We mus,
b. true IL our cause, and let every Liberty vote
esaes %, llNsr.y~--lst me raAh,e howl about Ns,
bat let W. ~ On, aud "A true AZ We live the sea,
NNsa et,As solevd population viii be amslies'
j Mr., Els sas,h Al
wfAe whlK PARTY have pralssSel 10 be the
friends eg lAAssty, but they weaM 80 40 fat Al
their tatssvsts We're concerned. and NO farther =
It's had heard wings ~ the stump SAY they would
shevet sanpat Mn Gay, but they are NOV dab,
N,taH deep IN the Clay Mievs but he was satisfied
thai II the whSgs would eeMe out and ~ For hs
Liberty candidate. We would s,tlke tNt Liberty,
RNs, MN HesdeNe | eAaaet SAy OF the WNlg'
What really tAMk et theWs Tor nv whss Mend,
waala Imagine that WAS rrladtvel against
theas and twtll leave their case ia the haaas q
their eld tSeaas Who are now Liberty men, am
will follow me>M
NE csavve,leo NcniNatea Le,essrsN k.M
az Candidate Tor Gevesasr, and adopted an elce,
torAl ticket
The Ohio Statesman ia noticing the convention
ssyss
~1he speakers il the convention denounced
the deMocs~ss with much bitterness, but gave q,
the credit of sren and manly warfare meeting
the subject above heard, snd standing aroa on,
prcseSscn.s but the wings had plead ssnot guilty,
and had rrcfes>ea to he at heart a. r. . | aboli.
ITO lists A. the Liberty mets and now, Is an evi.
dence &c their einceritv> OF rather as aa evidences
cf their deceit and hyrocrisy, they presented
s,Heary Clsv.s the head and front Of slavery ad.
vcesses, the Missouri eompscmiser, the Mendea.
halldenouncer, a. the ssemhodimens Of whig ptin.
cples." MIR. Aatchins Gkened them, in Their
wcoings Of liberty men, to Pctipharss wife, who
held On to Josephs skirts, until she literally tore
OF part Of 'his c,othing; bet, like Joseph, they
cs,ld not be sedaced to commit erime-the CRIME
of voting for Mr.. Clay. m