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ABOLITION MovEMENTs.-The abolition party OF
this State, have now determined to nominate and
support separate candidate Tor the Presidency al
the next election. In another part OF to-day's pa
per, weglve a report oil the first days proceedings
al Convention held during the present week at
oucd, IN which their views, purposes, and princi-
pies are developed IN their Usual fanatlcal temper
and style Inc convention was composed OF 2OO
whites ana ~ blacks, being mixture OF one 10 ten
Oh ths Two Classes. Another convention OF the
oiack race exclusively was held at Syracuse few
days ago, tor the purpose OF adopting measures TO
secure the support OF the coored popuIation of
this State to the approaching State Conyeu,on and
to acquire political equality and the right Of yo,,np
such as is now enjoyed by the Anglo Saxon race
This movement is significant OF the Eresen, unset.
tied, dgetty, and restless age The aboltionis,s a,
the last election In this State, polIed 5000 votes
Al the next they will probably poll more; and if
the revo!utlonists and radicals OF the present day
succeed in changing the constitut ton OF this State
as they expect the colored population and the Abo
htlonlsts will hereafter sway the destinies of New
YORK, and probably control the presiden cy OF the
United States What a strange result from lew
black specks.