The way thoy mean to do 1t.
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The following extract from the Emancipator,
he leading Liberty Party Journal of the coun.
ty, reveals the purpose of thatparty to disregard
al the admissions of the early Abolitienists in
nspect to the non.e1istenco OF any power in the
General Government to NEEDLE with Slavery in
he States, and all their pledges TO confne their
nerations to the use OF peaccablc means aicne !;
md shows their determination TO abolish Slavery
hy force and piolcncc in every part of the coun-
ty, in defiance Of the Constitution, whenever
hey acquire the power to do SO. Mark the words
Tnted in Italics:


"Let them (he Wings and Democrats) distinctly understand
hat OF the baiobor leads of the cartridge
hT We opposed 10 International war; aud believe TINT
Christian nation would need 10 fight ofensrey and de-
TO establishment of justice all hazards so that II 1t were
2o~bIo for Slavery exist Ia this Union alter the oppOnsn
Ge .ysiem had assumed tie o Government. should


tarer Of u,,Rg tte 7hpHed 0t the RGf'ea 20 put
tax any longer e General Government not hact
sorer 20 abolish SdCsry The rhoe country. when the


vcocracy giving power To annex 10 Us n the slavery o
Texas. und Cuba and Brazil II has that power. or II >n


r moment n. 10 live IL that else To estn


h justice and The domestic tranquility thing which
Is utterly Incapable OF doing


Fortunately this avowal comes at u sufficiently
early day TO operate as waning TO the true
friends of Freedom not 70 confer power upon a
party which stands ready 10 ,rample the Const'
tuition under its feet and involve the Country in a
Civil War.