The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-03
WILL THE WING SENATE COW
FIRM THE TREATY.

AAS-'A LII Y
The Voice of Freedom, asks wbs,b..
the Wing senate will confirm tina ,,...
of annexation. As we'll might ven :,
tempt to unsettle the solid basis orh-
Green Mountains, as TO induce No.,
ern Wing to vote for annexation. Nor :.
it believed by members of congress on II.
spot who have the very best mean, =,
forming a correct judgment, that ~,
southern wing senator except NAV be N.
Henderson of Mississippi, will favor IL.
measure. Ofthis, we have the stroOr..,
assurances from high authority a, Wash
ington. All understand this movements.
be mere ruse de Guerrc of John Tvla,,.
either to elevate himself, or embrol III.
wing party. But how toto carlo wouH
have been the result had this been loco
foco senate. Who doubts that such mo,
as Anterior, Woodbury., Tappan Bucl.
anan and other Northern locofocos Won.
seal the treaty for the political Considers.
tons which ordinarily actuate them, with
with INSCRIPTIONS CELEBRITY. And We, tbs
Liberty party who claim especial jurisdic.
ton over this subject are pursuing acourse
which more than all other things put To-
gether, tends to the consummation Of thi,
foul conspiracy to destroy the union. II
the nuptials are to be celebrated, it will
be by locofocos, many of whom are in.
debted for their election to the action Of
the Third party. Have not the Liberty
Party been the direct means in Connec.
ticut of sending three locos to congress.
and in Indiana and Ohio five more
to strengthen the dominion of southern
influence 2 And are they not in nine ca,
ses out of ten cheek by jowl with aparty
who scorn their principles, and betrcy
their interests into the hands Of the slave
ocracy whom they so much detest Du-
ring the present election in Connecticut
the Third Party, urged forward by Bur.
leigh and his malignant sheet are locking
helmets with locofocoism to carry legis-
lature which will have the election Of
two United States Senators. And who
supposes that Perry Smith would pitch bis
patriotism above his party. No heavier
responsibility will rest any where than
upon the exclusives of the Third Party,
should slavery be perpetuated forever in
this union by the admission of Texas.
We call upon all abolitiOnists, the cd
vocates of impartial freedom who have
not entirely lost sight Of practicable re-
suits, no longer to pursue visionary
schemes of emancipation by such exclu-
siye means as to endanger the real sub
stantial freedom Of the slave, and advance
the farther spread Of slavery through the
land The mighty phalanx ofthe whig party
stands firm and unterrifed by the threats,
and unseduced by mercenary intrigues Of
the Walkers, Benton's, Wright's, Buch-
anan's and Calhoun's Of locofocoism-
Now is the time for all true abolitionists
to come to the rescue. Without the faint
est hope at present, ofthe election of their
own candidates, will they divert their votes
from those who for years have breasted
The black tide of slaveocratic dominion,
and are now the only reliable bulwark
against this blasting curse of annexation
which once accomplished, the union is
dissolved, or the overshadowing pows. Z:
slavery fastened forever upon the govern
nent.