THE NORTHERN STAR.

Thursday, December 8, 1s42.

The TOcsin of Liberty and Rev. G. T.


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The TOcSln OF Liberty and Rev. e. Ts
Torrey.


| The 4th number of Vol End, of the above


paper, contained, as. we have previously sta
ted, vile, and uncalled for attack upon the


principles and conduct of this paper. We


reviewed the article and proved the utter want


of sincerity of the I0csirs and its party, be-


yond the power oftheir pinned
the LIBEL upon the clerical robes of C. T.
ToRREY, established our grave charges
upon the LIBERTY PARTY, of having made
g a virtual tender of their principles and IN
t1uence to the WHIGs,'' to the entire satisfac-
tion of every candid and rejecting man, be
his complexion what it may We here reit-
crate the charge, and are prepared, and will,
at no distant day, prove the facts. We now
come to the 5th number of the above paper,
though we will pass over its frivolous charges
of ''gradUaHsm and pro-slavery, as being
basely false, and beneath the dignity of our
sober criticism. AS to the 6 bad grammdr''
and 'wrath" alluded toby the Req. "g gen.
tleman," we will frankly add, that we never
made pretensions to good :" grammar We
were not born and educated at the South; the
blood, and tears, and groans, and sighs from
the rnanacled and lacerated bodies Of the poor
sldUc, were never taxed beyond the power of
of human endurance, to feed, and clothe, and
educate us in idleness, and furnish the means
to teach us good 'grGmnlar. - Can the Req.


G., 4. IOrrey say as much We pause for
reply. We would further say to- the Editor
ofthe :" I5csan Of Liberty,'' that while he was
lolling to rest, in comparative ease, In the lap
of the AlaG mater, we were teiling night and
day, to defend the rights of our oppressed
countrymen, and taking lessons during the
while from that great TEACHER, that such
men among the whites as FRANKLIN,
AMEs, and SOUTHWICK, were proud to
acknowledge as their teachers ; and among
the colored men of our country, CEsER
LINDEN, BENJAMIN BARRACKER and
PAUL CUFFEY, and we have never made al
legiance to any other master. But we thank
COP, notwithstanding our g bad grammar, -
that the &c I0csin'' complains Of, in the alb
sence of reason or argument on their part,
to rebut our wholesome truths and realities,
we are able notwithstanding to cope with any
driuelling diuine, that has lowered himself
ss downa'' from the sacred calling of the MINIS
TRY, to" become' the scribbling hack and
touch stone of a political 1unto. 30 Great
,cork to perform and cannot come do,cn;"
forsooth the editor has indeed descended al 5
ready, and has but one step lower to take,
that is, confess all his falsehoodS, as he has
one of them, and reform his errors altogether.
Whit remark, we dismiss this part of the
subject for the present, that the C STAR" not
withstandng its Sc bad grammar" will exist,
be read, and Effected upon long after the Edi-'
tor and his TOcSin shall have ceased its silly
vibrations upon the ear of time