Brethren: You are to hold a Convention at Oswego to nominate a candidate for the Presidency, for which office there have been several persons named, Ger-ret Smith, Wm. Goodell of New-Yorkand T. Julian Lemoine. Mr. Smith declines in toto, and the others will not say they will accept. We therefore recommend the nomination of Wm L. Chaplin, the champion of the Abolition party, who no\y lies bound in chains in Washington. Gan a man be found more competent 1 He is a father to the poor, and a friend to the fugitive slave. It will be said that he i* a candidate for Lieut. Qovernor;.butifhe should be elected for both, the term of offjee of one expires before the commencment of the official term of the i ther. We recommend meetings to be called in every free State and every County, and let the name of Chaplin be heard in the morning, at noon and in the evening, and»in the by-waysand in the pulpit, as one of freedom’s martyr’s. Let every voter in the Northern States, at the coming election, vote for no person for Congress who is opposed to the election of Wm. L. Chaplin....... . \ t wfWith these remarks we leave you tq Divine Grace.