Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-04
From The Ohio State Journal.
THE CREED AND AIMS OF THE
LIBERTY PARTY.

] THE CREED AND AIMS OF THE
LIBERTY PARTY.
Weshallbe perhaps soccapyngmor room
than the subject demands, by giving place
to the creed and t'lns Of the Liberty party
as expounded BY Judge Stevens, Of Indi-
ana, before the meeting Of the party now
or recently nsessionin Cincinnati. twill
be seen that all secondary movements, such
as the repeal Of the black is~ las it is call
fed) of this State, are 10 I've abandoned. The
party, with the immaculate BirAcy at its
head, strike at once for victory Destroy
the tree ana you kill the branches" IS the
present maxim aud warcry. How is &his
10 be done! TIE way Of it is curious
The church Is te be purged by political or
ganizaton, is it! First break doWnoId par
ties, and then these Quyotes will be able to
bring their artillery 20 bear on the church
and purify i'll God knows we hate and
abhor slavery from the very bottom Of olIr
soul, but when we hear the boasted friends
Of the slave, the genuine apostles Of iibeF-
ty bg arB1c, helchng oNt such nonsense as
, that uttered by this Judge Stevens, we
know lFoL whether to laugh orinourn. Did
it ever occHrto this man and his supporters,
including tle sage Mr.. Birncy, to inquire
where slavery would be when the church
and old parties should be divided, broken
up and scattered! Thcvcry confusion Gre
; aled by success would five additional pow
er 10 the cempacted ranks Of slavery. It's
: champions would remain united, driven to-
+ eelhei for seli-detPnce, while their oppO-
T nents would be scattered aud weakened,
Bat we have said more dan we intended
4 when we commenced. Our object was
Irnainfy to call attention TO the following re-
marks Of JEdge Stevens, reported in the
iCmcinnati Morning Herald, the organ Of the
lparIy in This State, Its eenUincncss there
u fore will not I've questioned. We beg sane
o men and christians 10 read it auentvciy:
e ''LIe said he was one OF the projectors OF
e this meeting, and reioiced 10 he present.
d He said we are now separate moral and
q political organization. We shall ever COR.
y tinueso. The othprparlies nay come tous,
- but we cannot go 10 Them. They are desli.
ned TO become one simple chemical sub.
e stance, fused into one by the liberty principle
|; Sir, let us know bRt two classes Of mer
e in church and States friends Of slave,
j ry and its enemies.
ar we are asked ~, row slavery w. IS TO oe AGO,
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