pe, on the questions OF liberation and general am


ncs,y. To accomplish this. ! consent to have my
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ncs,y. To accomplish THIS, conseh' " nav" ny
name plnced at the head Of n Liberation ticket.
hoped that such ticket would ne supported. oy
ali who were favorable to the tranquility OF 'he
State. The Democratic party, asa condition pre-
c,,len, 10 nv standing. passed, unanIm uS'y, Vh


full CONVENTION from all parts OF the Sia'e.l res
olulions, acknowledging. IN unqualified trrTs' 'ne
validity Of the existing constitution. After lhl@'
there were no material of difference between The
two parties. on local subjects. Both are no" on
the platform of the constitution both Ire now ior


law and order.


The HONOR of the State is more etiec,uaIly
SAVED bv the conservative character OF the rso u
tons binding. as they do, whole par,v-than
it would be by the oath orany individual under dn-
ress. Hpnce. there is n0to no goof reason for
kcrpiag Mr.. Dorr in prison. and pthto'dtHg
from him ihr rights Of a citi''n.
| Ihe secret is. that the org,nlz ilon OF the law
md order party has hitherto concentrated in the
hands of Clique the whole political power OF t'i~
State. The wing party. "a such. has h-on nom'
nnIlv defunct moro than year-and the d"'no-
cra,ic party has lost the distinctive character II
bears in other States; being known. here, only rs
counterpart, Of the law aud der par,y-in other
words. as tho Dorri,e party.


lf the present liberation movCme nj proves sue.
cCsstuI, the law ana order ami DorrlIe plrI!e>
must necessarily be extngu,hed. The wing and
democratic banners viii again be unfIrI'o, AMI the
people will crass 10 he dsquiced by the agitation
of questions which strike at tho foundations Of
society. We shall then be divided. only as the
people Of otior States are, upon national ISSUES.
1t seems to mo TINT the aIlulnment Of objects so
desirable must meet the appreciation Of all con.
s"rvn,ve and thinking m"n out of the Stle.
| The course recently pursued by the Daily Jour
nal. of this city, is calculated to mlsead p~opIe
abroad. 1t is unf,rtunatey controlled By the rul-
! ing clique of the law and order party. Hence rt-
statements nnd nrgum'nrs should be received with
many allowances. Tho true wings Of this State
are fully aware Of its presen. unnruraI position.
an they have reprov-'l il, IN voice not to bn mis-.
TAKEN by aiding the democratic pIrty IN my ecc.
ten.


| | enclose Mr.. Simmons speech. nv address.
and an nd irrss to the wings Of this Stntc. B.
these documents. You will perceive. more IN de.
tail, the true character Of this mnvon nj for the
relief of Mr.. Dorr, AMI tnc plclticaton of the
State.