The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-26
June 26, lS45.

when Compared to the religions acd NOR
al weapons to be used, as some seen 10
desire. Some OF iny Lbery Party edit
orial friends seem continually 10 cry out;
The old parties nrv SO corrupt that they
can never be Ceprnd.,d on 10 abolish sia-
very" ask such friends ia sober earn
estness Where are you a going 10 gel
your materials, to bald upa pure party
that will outnumber either OF loem, un-
less you lake what you now call corrupt?
II 20" take the materials as they are
where i, 10 be the gnin in mereiy trans.
JerTlag tia, corupiion2 And OF what
would you then have to boast2 II the
members Of the two p,rties become pr
rfsd, vii! they not do The poli cal out;-
slavery work without being transferred to
another pauy2 II looks to me somewhat
So. The question thea is. what course is
best adapted 10 each hose VITO do not
yet see or p.actice antis|AYery ? When |
was yong, people tired 10 learn
me 10 drink rum, bo! they could
Rot come ii sill they m'xed sugar ard wa
ter with it. Then could gel down the
alcoholic spLs,atce. When aphyscan
is atou, TO administer medicine 10 a pa
,ieut, esp' ci4lY jfthe pare medicine is
obnoxious 10 he one DO is to receive ii,
h. mixes SOME raIalabie and VIII olesome
ingredient with the real nstdsc.nc; there's
by securing his Object more .ftrctnn|ly
than he couh without il. believe thnt n
,uoS',i if not all the physical departments oil
the world. there is parallel in ;he pol,i,
cal, moral, and religious. Ernlertaining
these views, l have thought could i'd
minister and get taken. more antsIavery
phs IN coup Ie o! years or Sc, by mixing
20 ne protective policy ingredients, Than
othrrNise. Aud as III" pure sptrit Of an
tlsi1rerV is about as obnoxious TO most
men, as pure a'chotol is to the child, |
think by oweeIening it wi h the sugar Of
seli i-!crcs,, aud LiIm,n1 II with such mat
ter rs will not counterari the effect Of The
medicine, | can bc,he means of gettiog
many people 10 relish it well, who would
no, iase Of HE real, nthed, pure anti
sarery. Being more mary ul!'eI in
views o. National policy to he Wigs
than to the Dem0c rats | ip,nd entering
their Cun2 with ny nntisavcry Medicine
Chest. ready to deal ou' the article as oc-
c,$jJn may r"qrirr. shall MIN not 10
suppon candidates for S a!e-Conuty or
Town elections who " il not be Ready 10
do il thu LsgisIa'u re. all tha, a strictly
Liberty Party man could do for the slave,
were he elected ~ their s'ead.
STATED in ny annuleialion two weeks
ago, lha, A0tis!arsrg, Temperance and
Peace would be promnen. questions for
discussion in this paper Some Is or so
Liberty Parry subscribers have discon'in-
urd their papers since that announcement;
but do not ellvvhether they quit on thai
account, or whether it was because !
would not agree TO so the whole length
with them on The lrty principle. Now
tell these and all other mvn, that oil
ever though, the Liberty Party could
accomplish toward the release Of the slave,
was VIVA! the members OF It could do to-
word inducing the other par les to accom-
pIish and ,hai now think can be better
done in anohvr way As the paper will
be-, IS named two weeks ago, open for ar
gumen,s on both sides respects & The orst
mode Of operating agtinsl slavery; and as
the convention notices and tickets nay all
be found in The Voice, would like 10
have hose who differ from me on some
points, co@tInue the paper I'LL they see the
arguments on both sides. L they have
the areumen' and ithrIr convincing truths
can be carried 10 hose who have no, fully
investigated the mater and if the spread
Of real onIislav,ry truths is what they de-
sire, | see no: but they can consistently
pa,ronize the Voice of Freedom. | have
written more than INTENDED when De-
gan, and will cJoSe by saying, II people
do not now understand my position, on
being Informed, will 90 as high in the
numbers OF my annnnclaton as Henry
Clay did in his letters on the annexation