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law You to regard il better than enact.
ment Of piracy and you are to regard AL those who
better than pirates aye. very pirates
sLd very pirates, too Of the most murderous type Pos
doing this some Of our number have suffered mpri
topment, and one Of them imprisonment unto death.
They did but what the great original and Inactive
principle Of the liberty party required them 60 do
and what as faithful as they to this principle,
may yet do; and hence such Affections they were
called 10 suffer may abide us also Let 1t be up der
stood then that Is worthy Of connection with
the liberty party who, to his property or liberty
or life will suGer the escaped slave to be cast back
sgaiH into the hell OF slavery Let IL be understood
that this principle the liberty party requires
who espouse II to be animated with the spirit OF hc-
and martyrs.
As you well know, the wrongs OF the enslavei are
not the only wrongs 20 which the liberty party gvex
lite attention II holds itself bound to take notice OF
all the wrongs inflicted by unrighteous, aud opprss-
political party which requires civil government to
abolish the traffic In intoxicating drinks; and because
IL Is 1t depounces all such temperance belong
to other political parties wickedy inconsistent and
unfsthful u is the only political party watch
lutte and equal right to the soil the light and the air
is well settled doctrine of the liberty party
that they have such right to life and liberty Indeed
they believe that the most effectual guarantee o
liberty and life will be found in the practical scknow
ledgment Of every mans right to a home Civil 50
vernment will never be worthy 81 It's name until
accords every his needed share Of the soil nm
protects him in the enjoymcnt Of It.
wrongs which the liberty party seeks to redress
National and The disfr anchsement OF woman ar
crimes with which Il bias no patience. Too often hs
the liberty party In Its addresses and resolutions,
dwelt upon the various abuses Of civil government
axe II necessary to .numerAte them q, the presen
name Of William L.. Chaplin. Of New York az tn.
liberty party candidate for President OF the United
They wise and true men, and ut for the Once to
which they nominated. Mr. Chaplin, AZ 1t is al
his carriage This Kindness has resulted in his i'm
prisopment notwithstanding that the doctriue that
AL men are created free and equSl Is the corner
theless, three mons Of slaves In our nation; and TO
tell OF them where to how to go TO reach the
peril Of both liberty and life Mr. Chaplin awaits
bis trial in Maryland Atrocious as are the laws Of
that State nevertheless could his trial be according
them. and according to the facts OF the case he
would be acquitted But he Is among barbarisns whs-
for the sake OF sking their thirst tor his blood woad
violate the requirements Of their laws and whs.
false In their lips they cruel In their hesrs,
be beedful to efectuste his conviction.
To illustrate the unsessons beness and cruelty ofth<
slave power not that the penalty for ths
offence with which Mr.. Chaplin 10 charged In the city
Of Washington, is but . fey hundred dollars Judge
Crspeh 20 bis everlasting disgrace refused to let Mr.
lars. The barbarisRs Of Maryland will. perhaps, rs
auirs greater sum for bsng him in their State. Let
prca ches and condemnation Of the civilized world.
IL Il but too probable that some base and wicked
man; instead o. tbs pure AND htsA m,hasa
lin would be successful the question to be detsr
nirsd By the votes Of the slaves or BY the v.tes q
friends OF righteous civil government OF BY the vote
of tod.
We DO not forget that Mr. Chaplin Is In nomisstiov
for Governor OF the State Of New York. We rsjoiee
ths, he IT, fer this In nowise ntsreres with his nom
nation fer President Of the United States Ills eies
ton TO former once would shorts his step to the
Presidency. Lat. then, no liberty party man Of tbs
State OF New York tire in his for the eeoteS
Mr. Chaplin 20 the once OF Governor until he shaH
have got all his neighborbors to consent TO vote Tor
him
The resolutions and proceedings Of the re,sasa-
der Of the day. were given under the ,elcgrspsas
head in yesterdays Ntp York Herald