For The Signal

ftfesns. EniTüRS: - Our pleciion is over, and tiie Liberty men in ïthis town have fnirly 'broken Ihe ico.' - Sixteen votes out of eijrhty-two wcrï AntiSlavery. We evidently have ninety voters in thi3 town twenty-ono of whom are votinjf Abolitionisie. At otir last town mept'niL, we could inuFter only six. At tliis rato liovv longr wi'il it be bei'ore Abolitionism will bc dcad 'm Burlington. I am hnppy to fiuci tho Fpirit of inquiry 8 nrouscd m Ibis place concerning slavery . Our enomies have ceaseo to cali us by nic-names. Bsrnocrats are beLinmiiL to enquire what is the difierence boiwpoi) the whigs ana Abo5!onists? Well for ,oiit cause that it is divorced from the former ]?ar(y, notwi'.hstanditiir all the roproaches they ttiay henp upon us. The Loco Foco demañáogúéa can no longer humbug the yeomanry of our country that abolitionism is only another name for Wtóggery. Yours in the cause of Liberty,