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According to the Firelands Pioneer, attorney F.D. Parish was the unsuccessful candidate for the Liberty Party in the 1844
Election. He had hoped to be elected to the 28th U.S. Congress. Hewson
L. Peeke wrote in his book Standard
History of Erie County, I (Lewis Pub. Co., 1916) that Parish helped to
organize the Liberty Party in Erie County. This announcement appeared in the Sandusky Clarion on September 26, 1845.
“Liberty men” were instructed to assemble at Berlin Center on October 10, 1845,
for the purpose of renewing and increasing the efforts to redeem the country
from “the disgrace of the system of American slavery, and to extend the
blessings of liberty to all the people of the land.”
The names of the members of the Liberty Party in
Erie County were listed in the May 28, 1849 issue of the Sandusky Clarion. They were:
M. Farwell F.D.
Parish
W.S.
Mills G,.Osborne
Charles
Cochrane H. Curtis
L.S.
Beecher John Hughes
P.M.
Ring H.J. Childs
F.T.
Barney John Everitt
O.
McKnight Wm. Dildine
H.P.
Radcliffe G. Hughes
Wm.A.
Bill Thomas Porter
S.E.
Hitchcock J. Neal
Wm.
P. Chapman J.B. Hughes
Wm.
St. John Samuel Hughes
Thos.
Hughes Thomas McFall
Edwin
Forman Jacob M.
Colver
W.A.
Simpson S. DeWitt
John
Wheeler J.N. Davidson
C.
Hadley John Irvine
S.M.
Barber Alexander Boyd
H.
Johnson John Barr
A.H.
Barber Henry B. Green
Jas.
D. Whitney John Carson
Horatio
Osborn J.M. Goodman
D.C.
Henderson W.H. Clark
E.G.
Ross John McEldowney
L.P.
Clark H.H. Jennings
S.
Ross W.C. Pettibone
Samuel
Cochrane Johan D. Whitney
J.H.
Graham P.B. Berry
E.P.
Jones J.C. Mitchell
George
Morris G.W.
Prichard
H.F.
Merry Josiah Fowler
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