The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-23

bondage. Numerous ~ the escapes from slavery are
they would be still more So were II not for the mas
hesitate TO take the sowest OF your masters horses
but soy, take the fastest Pack up provisions and
clothes, and either gst the key force the lock and
get his money, and start. We regret to say you.
that II In not every one OF the free States in
which the fuaitives can find asylum Last
year sever al we're taken back from Pennsyivsnia
We would advise you to stop in the district OF John
heLesn, because ne Is great man aud your enemy ;
and he IL looking to the Presidency of the United
States, he Ia the Southerner'Griend but the safest
place to for is New York State There three
points in your conduct when you come North to
which would call your attention :-Frst-K eep
clear Of all sectsrisn churches that will prea,h the
sooltien Of slavery from the pulpit Saoond-JoIu no
political psrty-neither whg, Democratic tree soil nor
any other Third-Send not your children to white
schools for there schools tor colored children Tbs
colored men OF the North turn their backs to pro
slavery churches aad political parties In closing We
cannot forget you brethren tor know your suffer.
ings and our as words are to be OF good chser
and not despair"
An address the liberty party then adopted by
the convention Abstract of the address =" Brsth
rem y You to hold convention ut 0swego TO
nominate candidate to the Presidency for which Of
Zee there have been persons named :-tierritt smith
VIM Goodell, of New York. and Y. Julian Lenoine
Mr. Smith declines IN toto, and the other will
they will accept. We therefore recomme nd the M
nation OF VIM l.. Chaplin the cham sion OF ths sbol-
tion party who lies bound la chains in Washing
ton. Can man be found more competent lie Is
father to the poor and friend TO the fugitive slave 1t
will be said that he is candidate for Governor But
II he should be elected Tor both, the term Office OF
one expires before the CONNER cement Of the official
term OF the other. We recommend meetings to be
called in every free State aud In county and let
the OF Chaplin be heard in the morning noon
ana in the evening and in the bye. and in the
pulpit, OF freedoms martyrs Let every vster
In the Mort hern States at the coming election for
person tor Congress who is opposed the election
Of VIM. l.. Chaplin With these remarks We leave you
TO Divine Grace
The following Of the resolutions adopted by
the Conven tiop -
let Resolved that slavery is the Of all curses
the robbery of all robberics and the crime OF all
crimes
I'd That inasmuch 1t is the right Of every man to
serve his God with ali his power believe active
effort 20 prevent slave traffic is the least service
render
80, That our hearts are in the cell of VIM l. Chap
lin and that lille his enemies derde his condition
and his false friends ashamed of his chains he will
ever whether he dies In his cell the scaold be
cherished by us ss statesman ana scholar philan-
thropist ana = Christian.
There were IL resolutions presented, of which the
above are specimens
The 18th proclaimed, as the motto of the party,
Cha plin freedom, ana civil war''!!