For The Signal Of Liberty

AJkssrs. Edithrs: - VVill you please to make room in your columns for the followinom&Ü which was adopted by the libarty party at a caucus meelin? held in the Toïvnship ot'Madison Cjtinly.ofLenauee, March 20ih 1Ü48, wliich wus rcnd at the Tovvnaliip mt-ctg and nho p06tcd upon the doorsand other )laces n the lown: Fcllüw Chizcnsoflhe Township of Madisun: The Liberty Party have this day mar. shalled their candadutes for ToWnship ölBccrs nto the fiejd uitli the usual nsciption upou tlieir baouer-EQUAL KIGÍ1TS fO ALL MEN- delermcncd as they ever have been, Lo raakc every poSsiblc cöbrt for the 'ration of t!ie condition of the oppressed. We tlicrefore make solemn appeal to the candid voters of the town of AJadison, f the principies which impel us io nel thue, are not correct - principies thnt are founded in justice - principies too, wliich we have had under thorough and mature deliberation. We have couited the cost of ench nction; and ae philanthropists, as christain?, and as lovers ol our country, find there is no cbenper course. In absolving ourselves from the ranks of the old purties, we have nol been blind or deaf to the principies of reason. We have feit in common with other men, that party lies of long duration bind with gigantic slrength. Wealsofeel that neither of theold poliiical mrties, are acting upon the principies which Washington, JefFeison and Franklin, were roud to promúlgate to the naiions of the earth. We therefore cali upon all, both whigs and democrats, to take this subject into consideration; view it wilh unpirjudiced and candid ditscrimination; ihat it involves the principies of inalienable rights, with which nll mankind are endowed by their crealor. We cali in an especial manner upon the followers of our Savior, to tnke the matter into consideratinn, and see ïf voting for pro-slavery men accords with the pu;e principies of Christianity. We, as a pariy, feel the assurnnce that kind Hoaven smiles propitiously upon oureíTorts, and if we persevere, will