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taiued with saeh patriosie srdoFa Those pFinei. pies have not changed. They are ss visally im- pOrtant now, as when by and through them you aided us tn elevating the beloved HARRIsON to the presidency. And what has our country gained by by this new political organization! NothiUg-bwt Teras. and consequent addition ef soHse tkoU- son,Rs c mules Co 0s sIave tevTiswy-with its Rep resentatIves and Senators pledged to sustain the peculiar institutions" of the South. Ay, and what have we lost by it: o let that spirit of pat riotism which once tired you with zeal in the cause of your countrys best interests, answer. It is not mere party triumph that you have sacri- feed Your own common sense-yOur own eon- sciemces-aided by reflection, will tell you in more convincing terms than we can, what our country has lost by means of your political action. It is worse than vain for you to contend that you are not responsible for the consequences of the course you pursued. Reason and religion. if consulted, will teach us all that in determining what duty is we must have regard to probable results. course of action which we know or have reason to believe will result in evil and only evil, can never beTsgs

 But even granting for moment that the Liber. ty Party could succeed in electing the ticket which they have nominated above for our State officers, and granting that they could elect every Senator and Representative to our Legislature. what could they accomplish in regard to slavery: They could only do what the WAig legislatures of Massachu- setts and Vermont did long since-enter their sol- emn and earnest protest against the abominable system. Any attempt beyond this. would prove f,kslo end anA nn1v fN Rsvsf the chains of the bondmen still closer, and render their servitude more oppressive and cruel. We ask then in all seriousness and eandor, What good end can be attained by adhering to the Liberty Party: