New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
The Fres Demeevacy--A DISCUSSES,
Cercspondsncs Of TIE ~ Y. Tnsuea
WILLIAMSON. N. " Monday, Oct 4. 49,;


wuLrAnsoS, N. " Monday, Oct (. 1872.
The "Free Democracy" Of this county
are very active Ia their party movements and ptsnd
10 call out their full strer gh Wbss will be the effect
Of the Other ABt Slavery mnsuob-the Liberty party
Just nominated at Syracuse. It 10 dIsul, to sonsc
ture lis really to be regretted that .hey canno, get
90 mall party to agree Is to candidates
Afew evenings since, quite q numerous meeting a.
sembcd at large school house 10 an entirely rural
district" Such a ways tue places &, call out
pesl listeners -Four cIergymen we're present u speak
ere. She burden Of their speeches sas strong de-
punssiiop of Slavery and the Pugtdee SLAVE LaS 90
which you and thousands Of Others would have nszrty
responded. Not another subject vas mentioned 80
worthy of notice Ia that platform. rhe 90 parties,
With toeir Baltimore PLATFORM were Q, uty denounced,
arc both parties decided 10 be Just about alike"
"lsymsp," VITO had been kno IN ss AooIidonsi and
somewhat u,rs for dozen pears past TOOK toe door
and spoke Tor about an hour with frequent questions
and interruptions from the clerical poinctans on the
policy If the separate party movemeoh de com
epetd " ssytng there we're other important Jlsnks
In the Pisbursn pato besde the ooe on the sun
of Slavery The subject Of LAID Feeedon wss 40 way
Interior that of Man Freedom Ia his opinion, sod he
had G-rI Smith TO ok him no 10 tnis opiai)n. He
cid attempt TO defend tbs ssts the chsrac ers OF
the old parties but ha assed Ho~ came P. Cha.e,
John Hale and Charles Sumner 10 Sne attef States
Sepsiel Wa IL not because the Aboition,u had
unit with these avfly "eorurpt parties 20 get them
thert2 Was not William II. seward as GOOD Free
Ser for all that could b3 done IN tbs Senate a. Jhn
Hale AsumlD the Sd to be facs he asked tftt 9as
Dot proof that these parties could be used Tor some
thpg eooo Had they not been, oy the very men VINO
depourc ed theuf He alluded 10 the course OF tue
Lsud RefoYners, who voted for such men ss would
carry out their v~s In OF tbs parties hdo1aS some
hope Of Success This what nsd Drought toe
Free LaUd Bill lis paDags ut thu last session 81
Congress Would not this b- the better course tor ell
true friends Of fresdomf Had they not better sscer
tain which party most favorable 70 treedcm snd
otoosed 10 sgerenve for Slavery and throw their
influence where II wouio TIL with SINE etscti de
IN, pointed ont the differences 10 the two parties the
differences In the oeleg stops TO BsumTe; the hf-r-
epce on the subjects Of Tariff, River and Hsrbor I'm
provemerts &c, aod told them 10 oas not trhs that
both The greet parties were essentially alike.
This CT Gated quIe Storm. and he vas accused OF
irving to sleeuooeer for Scpit Toe ~srs did not
explain why the spi-expeoieDcy parry used the cor
rupt parties to set FTe-.Sol Ssnstrs. Oae mini.ser
demo uDced Seward not because he was DOT true To no.
erty but because be ucted counsel for Freeman and
the other Michigan eOnsprstOrs Soma young IN IN
wabted 10 know If Hal" di5 vote for Van Buren, Ia
45 knoll thst he Wan Buren) had declared Ia &C.
cepttrg the nominanOn Of the Buf.os, that he had
not changed his prfnci Jes Z" The ansver was that
Hale wss deceived into the support of Van Buren, II
he coud btt see that, what guarantee have we that
be will nor make some mistake and have US betrayed
again sa'd the young meo The questions zero per
tneDt bad effect aud the excit9mant Of one Of
the clerical speakers betray ed how much he felt the
weight OF Of the facts that had been
seDie6. il nearly II O'Clock In the evening When
the meeting adjourned. These men love liberty but
they lack prsctcai way of applying their actions
where they can be- felt Ooe thing 10 lte omu qua.
Ifs advises II 70 vote for the parry th It has al
ways been h. most favorable u freedom they de-
nouLce him as Wing 10 n tthe reason obviousl W