Notice of the party meeting, deferred until February, hoping for the largest “anti-slavery meeting ever assembled in Boston.
Category: <span>Liberty Party</span>
January 6, 1843 In the first issue of the year there is an article of three columns, signed only by the initials E. Q., (probably Edmund Quincy) strongly deprecating the…
August 4, 1843 Here is reference to Alvan Stewart’s advice that abolitionists not attend the many conventions which have been publicized. He is “attached” to the Liberty Party, and the…
September 22, 1843 Under the title Liberty Party, here are some unsigned excerpts from an explication of the position taken against all political parties: in reference to persons who are…
November 3, 1843 Here is a letter addressed to “Mr. Garrison”, signed only “H”, in which the writer urges abolitionists to vote in the up-coming election in the state. He…
November 15, 1844 Here is a recapitulation of votes for Polk, and gubernatorial votes, and Congressional Districts in Massachusetts. In regard to the Liberty Party, it has not done well…
October 29, 1847 Henry Wright describes at length the poor health of Garrison, after visiting him in Cleveland. “You will see little from his pen in the Liberator for some…
October 6, 1854 This account tells of the meeting of the Liberty party, indicating that attendance was small, unenthusiastic, “proceedings not animated”, etc and then tells of subsequent meetings of…
October 19, 1855 Here is a brief exchange between William Goodell and Garrison. Goodell writes to Garrison, saying that he is mistaken in thinking that he (Goodell) makes “the condition…