Mr. Goodell's Address

1 wo weena swce we siaieu wie euusmnce of tl)is document, But npoij further rffiecan, we have concludod to publish it entire. - The qucsiion f ld ing grourid on ilie "olher great intewts"' is nlrendy coming upfordis cussion, nnd must le met, sooner or later. - This Address presenta onn sitie of this ques tion. Il s doubt Iers ns good au nrgu rent on that side ns couid he wriuen. The portion we publish to (iay iny bc tbcught by some to be irv nnd abs'rnct; but we nre well nssuri tliose of our readers who can apprecjatf great principies, will be inierestnd Miid and prfitetl by tlie pcrusol, wlieilier Ihéy aree in Ks coiiclusinns or nol. Tlie reirninder of the addrcss, wliich We shall pulilish next wrrk, lrents of the Tniiff. Public Lrtiids, 8cc. nnd in)ica'ps the po-ition which tlie writer thinka the Liberty party ought to assume on ihem. To prevent misapprehension, we will ognin state, that this Address was 'ot adopied by the N. Y. State Convention, but was inden' - nitely pofctponed. It is, therefore, nol hing more ihnn the production of Mr. Goodell, and expressef thv opUifnri ot' him.-elf and a few oí his Irionde, nnd has no claims to regard except its own int rinsic merilf. It has been publihod nnd endorsed in full, however, by the Albniiy Patriot.