The New York herald., 1845-01-07

holder who 10 the caiman OF one hundred humen De1nBs
is greater criminal than the who has ninety unpaid
human bsngs, whose happiness merged IN that OF the
masters OF that master who sells three or four children
into distant State where they viii never them more
the master may wish to sell that grey haired man from
the wife Of bis sc.sd pilgrmsgs hs must 81 nsss
of the slsve-whp must still extort the unrewardsd toll
In the baleful coton6ed and the orlorn rice swsmps
ron burnt into the quverng aesh the poor slave
takes his post in the coppIe gang to march the
turnless journey to distant lana his we Children pa
rents and friends he shall behold forever But
this immortal being this moral shpwreck. passes his
days Of grei and nights OF sorrow to crafty the avarce
Of who despses him. to be crushed by the insolence
cries for mercy unavang his lamentations are his
atons of religion from the bible denied to him the
cruelty Of slavery preerrng that man should lose his
soul rather than the master should the body
Individuals Of these great parties have insisted we
should nominate individual representing our ex
act sentiments but should study the history Of the two
one point either abstract or setua in one hundred which
made single fost behind the other in this great
evils W. hold that We never lose our votes when given
in pursuance Of an eDghtenei conscience. Each vote
Is thread IN that great cable OF power we intend 70
until dead. II we had not given the votes OF awe
should have had in al if had not given the
sixty-one thousand six hundred in IA We have no
choice between either Of the two parties the subject OF
slavery. The anashemas which have been poured, in
such quantities upon by the Wings
their recent defeat originate in profound contempt for
the great doctrines and objects Of the Liberty Party
The leaders of the Wings affect to think, they 50 for
Slavery in every spot where 1t exists the soil or sea-
in statute book, pantaon in the United States,
territory in which slavery exists that Asolonists
should turn round and vote down the abors Of ten
aod vote armatively for all the Slavery there - In the
nation nyl voting for stakeholder. who lis opposed to
touching what exists and is not opposed to annexation
on that ground; and thus Abolitionsts, by ballot
perpeuty of this very peculiar institution. The Abol
tionsts would be glad 10 Texas annexed. il eoula
be done, free state, with Slavery abolished Now
theWhgs had been strong enough by electingMr Csyo
have kept Texas out the might have brought
Texas in with Slavery abolished But nothing was more
formerly democrats Mr. Polk the liberty party
remembered only to be despised, body Of mem who
for waas Of capacity or Integrity, had SLOWED our
plea that they could use them better for than we
could for surselves and that we the had
70 Ss and %
May add synopsi; Of our sentiments
lh.-we believe each man is entitled to himself and
2d.-That colored people, by emancipation, would
create freemen for themselves double the wealth, by
the stimuus they do, for their Masters by
Sd That men always ready for emancipation, and
never learn lessons of liberty with chains on them
4th-We believe emancipation would be the means Of
setting three milionsot whites to work. as labor would
then be honorable and that they would much in
9th we bsove that the increased value Of southern
labor would be hundred and twenty millions Of dol
9Th we believe It would double the value of every
of the soil south OF Mason and Dxon ne and that
the land would then be worth more than slaves and land
believe Congress has power to abolish the in
ternal slave trade between the States which would des
stroy slavery in Virginia. Maryland and Kentucky, the
slave breeding states for the extreme south
could pot sell them out Of those three States the
slaves noy having profitable labor TO pursue there would
ohi fhnap n I'M ri hp
slaves would consume ana eat their masters out OF house
sth-wsbsiieve the statss Of Mississippi Louisiana
AlabaDa. END Georgia, woud be uncuitvated for want
Of Iaborers from Virginia, Kentucky and land, i
on this dreadful trade thoroughly enforced would de-
troy slavery in those States by the sunersbun
dance in the latter three and by their want Of them in
9th We believe Congress can abolish slavery in the Dis
ict ofColumbia prevent the admission OF Florida
slave State and break its commerce the American
loih-we believe that war from abroad. nsurrection
for the avaon Of the
try to abolish slavery In all the States means to
provide for tn, common Defence" and If we DO not
ustained than the integrity Of the Union salvation Of
the country or in other words sixteen millions of free
whe1men had better be conquered and becomeslaves
foreign nation rather than three millions OF
slaves should be set free, which is absurd.
7as bv which saveboid.rs pursue and kidnap coorsd
at the NORTH s unconstitutional and Should be abo
lished
l2thWe believe the Constitution OF the United States
when properly interpreted, anti slavery document
which, by means Of slaveholdng Presidents Vice Presi
dents Speakers House Of Representatives the majority
the Judges being eouhern, and majority Of The high
officers abroad the and land, b. ing slavehoders
the spirit and letter of that great and glorious palladium
Of rights has been employed most urjustly in
rument for the destruction Of the human rights of mil
liops when It intended for the protection OF all
There other important powers conferred by this in
strument which strikes slavery mortal blows when
poyed by true liberty loving men, but those have emu
merated when exercised would convince slavery It had
uohing left to do but to expire amidst the universal con-
gratulations of the civilized world.
Yours, respectfully,