Now, my dear Brother, I have written very plainly what I think. Do consider the matter again and maturely. Our cause _must_ be prosecuted at all hazards and sacrifices, but that of principle, and I do think duty to our cause requires a new paper wholly anti-slavery. If those who like the Liberator cannot then sustain it, what will it prove, but the absolute need of a new paper? Yours, as ever, for the slave, and with much affection, CHARLES T. TORREY. _Salem, Jan. 7th, 1839._ _Dear Sir_,--I write to urge the importance of a full representation of your society at the Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society, on the 23d and 24th of this month. Measures of very great importance to the progress of the cause throughout the State will be brought forward, particularly the establishment of a new paper, of high character, to be devoted to Anti-Slavery only; and to be under the official control of the State Society; one which will urge political action as a _Christian duty_, in accordance with our original principles of association. _Other things_ of equal moment to the onward progress of our cause, will be presented--probably on the _first day_ of the meeting; other and obvious considerations will show the great importance of having a full representation, from two to twenty from every Society. Let every one who can attend, do so. Let none be chosen who will not attend. Select the most judicious and tried friends of the cause, and let them be there at the opening of the meeting, at ten o’clock oh the 23d, and be prepared to stay two days. If your Society meets to choose delegates, let there be an expression of opinion about the new paper, (to be purely Anti-Slavery, and nothing else; to oppose nothing but slaveholding and doughface-ism) and let the vote be embodied in the instructions of the delegates. Please to see the officers of your Society, and have your delegation promptly appointed. Yours, for the slave, CHARLES T. TORREY. _Rec. Sec. Essex Co. A. S. Society._ _Boston, April 2d, 1838._ _Dear Brother_,--I understand that ---- has left, or is about leaving you, and that you are on the lookout for a successor. Permit me to recommend to you, ----.