The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-09
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General Sestt auA Apti.SlavsTv'

OF Penn Yam, well known nnd '"','e"''"'
member OF the liberty party, and VINO was
10 1916 the cand'ds'e o' thn' par" ,o'
Governor OF The state o' Ne" '"'H' y"
letter is IN reply to one oi inquiry ""n'
one of our citizens VIZ W. " ""SI ~
this junctur" THIS letter possesses P'c"''"
interest Following SO fi'se uP"" ue
Pittsburg convention II shows 'ha' Tue
nomination there maze VIII not De support
ed By large Po'''"' % ''"s' WI" nav
for many years constituted Tue i'e ann s""
at the llheri, parry. VIZ hf'nirN mas "ee"
fifteen wears lnru'ln'' VIZ" W" ""'''''''"
patty, ard AZ uurh sac 'hce '"""'e" Y" wv
fuse anti slavery principles among Tue pr"
pl' lis u"'' ''""'N' an" ''''''s 49,
cherrlullN de'"'tu To tue WON anu "''
zeal IN behalf OF freedom none ga" guys
ton. We iJ"'ee '""' MS "'n''"'' '""
vote are I" br '"ui" ~ ''''s e'eo''"' i" '"'"'
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readily vote '"' '''""' 'o' "es''e' W '"s'
my vote against si'''t
Perhaps ""~"' w s'N "o''' Wv ''''
menremr"' "' we '"""e '"' W W. sew
ard ! have ''"u ''r "os' u"""Ne'''s e"'"
|euce 10 n''' AZ " "''',' NV" WV WV
reliable hlr"a oil freedom" ." ''f ~ ",'
nhnenee sh'" prevail u"""' ""' u ""'
he Just ana CONSTITUTIONAL towards Tue >"i"
aud towards the south towards Tue save
holder aud towards Tue slave
From the hfst announcement oil tue do
lngs of the Dem"c'atIc Baltimore '"h'e"
ton IN the adoption "i ns platform ara
-, ,,,.a ,.,ro ,a,,.,d..J ,h.. ro,,.,,,
s,,,, If ,mn;,,nt ,,nl Tn. ui,ti,
a,.,l., of ,h,, ,ltio,u had been twice
placed hri"t" The Nnthca" P""i''' ""'
lion of the democratic pnt insumuch
tha, ia lsis man, ol the leaders of that
Marty as we'll As thousands OF tn, rank and
die, planted themselves npon the Builalo
pl,tlofm. ul,dunr uu,iel,,ing hostil,t, L.
slN,ry Wuh tins movement s\ntua
thifrd AMI go operated ia good iaith Judge.
thee, ol my surrrlse. to- hid hi, same nmti,
Article agnin adopted. with eNplsttves,
possible. mhuiir> moro Autl republican auu
offensive. closing with tins most untrasoo.
able. unpAilosopaical, aud msultug trso
luton
Rc,alrcd. Tin, the democratic part,
will resi-, all attempts at renewing. in Con
gress or gu, Of It, the agitation Of the
/ slavery question, under whatever shape OF
color the attempt may Ice made,
/ To all this Gen Pierce, the nominee for
President responds d" | accept the nouns
nsiou upon the platform adopted by the
convention, not because 1t is expected OF
/ me AS "A candidate, but because the prlncl
pIes 1t embraces command the APPRECIATION
OF my Judgment, and with them hrllrs,
can safely say, thef. has been 80 wnrd 81
ac, OF niue IN conflict lmneds,rl, all