The Anniversary

The Liberty friendo in uil parta of the State should makecalculalioDS upon altonding t lie Anniversary at Jackson tlie first wcd; n Feb ruary. It occurs but once a ycar, and s-uch an opportunity for .comminglmg views nnd feelings shruld not be lost. All our piev'ious Anniversariea have been profituble to t lióse who.liHve at tended, o mi nseftrl to t.'-.e cnusc. We .hall meet this year under circumstnn ees ratherenfiourigíng thnn othenvise. We stand fuvorabjy situated for entering on anoth er four year.s' campnign. Wc have gained respectably in our vote trom tbe begi.nning, without any retrogude movcments: we have no "Old Organizafion ' quésüou to dist ract us: our friends nre all uuited, of one accord and one mind: we have a paper on a permanent bitis: the ii cease of our vote in ever cminty but ona shows thii. our frion-!s have nol been seduced by the influence of Roorbacks and Forgeries: and the numbersand position of Liberty men re such that they can makrtheir nfliirnce teil upon the other portie?, and the public genernHy, with ancrinenting power. Come togetber then, aid iet ns cnsider what we cando for ihc slave and om country.