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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-08-28
WHOLE NO. 81
A Noble Sentiment.

Alta Peace Convention held not long since
in Loudon. Frederick Douglass said,
"You may think it somewhat sinrular
that |. a slave, an American slave, should
stand forth at this time, as an advocate o.
peace between two countries, situated a.
this and the United States are, when it i,
universally believed that a war between then
would eventuate in the emancipation of three
millions of my brethren who are now hello
in most cruel bonds, in that country. be
lieve this would be the result; but such /,
my regard for the principles of peace-sucl
my deep, firm conviction that nothing can be
attained for liberty universally by war, tina.
were | to be asked the question as to whether
l would have my emancipation by the shed.
ding of one drop of blood, my answer would
be in the negative"
ANEcDoTE.- The slaves at the Soptb
generally attend the same meetings with their
masters, especially those attached to the
Methodist Church. Alta prayer meeting. one
evening, Jim prayed earnestly for his master.
that he might be converted the master was
kneellng IN one corner, and showed evidcn,
signs OF repentance: some thought the work
accomplished, and whispered to Jiu, ..Mas-
sa converted now" Jim was incredulous.
believe it, but thought he would
put Massa to the test; so he went up behind
the kneeling sinner, and whispered in his car.
'Massa, Jim free now ~ After a pause, he
answered, "lll think about it, Jim" Jim
the work was not yet accomplished,
and said, "Massa must have another lick =,
So to praying again he went, more earnestly
before and the Master becoming more
agitated. Jim crep: up behind him and re-
'Jin free, now Massa1" Yes, Jim,
you can 20 now" This was the evidence of
Masters conversion.-CamJriiye CAroa-
ich.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-08-28

o. Doctors Of Divinity sometimes get Gu
rious notions into their heads by long study
of theology. Here is a recipe by no less a
how the Bible regulates sins and how men
may practice them, and yet enj0y commit
MON ioiM God all The achiLe." Did Christ
teach such a doctrine? After showing that
Moses did not abolish the practice of she'd
ding blood for blood by near kinsmen, he ar
gues-
80 of Polygamy; Abraham practised it,
though it was a wrong and God never re-
proved him for it. Jacob had four wives at
once, and enjoyed communion with God all
the while; and if the principle of the memo
~rialistS, touching social evils, is sound--then
Abraham, the founder of the church, and Is
rael, after whom the church was named,
should have been eXco~mmunicated from
the church. Not that these practices are
right for Christ asserts the contrary. But
this shows the Bible method Of doing away
these sins--that is, to hedge them up, and
make them i~rksorne, so that they will disap-
pear. The Bible regards slavery as it does
polygamy; but in directing how to get rid
Of it, it leads US to regulate and impose on it
restrictions of Christian principles, so as to
make 1t worthless and irksome."
How consoling it must be to the criminal
who is imprisoned by our laws a series Of
years at hard labor, for having more than one
wife, to read in his Bible that Abraham had
done just like him, and Jacob a good deal
more So, and ''enjOyed communion l0iM GO9
all the whi!e."-Signa! Of Liberty.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-08-28

The Coop LITTLE GIRI,-A little colored
girl who had learned to read the New Tesla
ment, one day ran TO her mother to show her
how many plums a kind friend had given
her. 'She has given you a great many
said her mother, 'she was very gencrous.'-
: But said the little girl, here are not all
she gave me. ! gave away a part to Mary
Jones' But why did you give them to her >
inquired her mother. Because said the lit
tie girl, she pushes me of the sidewalk and
calls me Niger" and | gave them to her
because | am commanded TO love my enc
mics. | thought may be she wouldn't call
me "nigger" any more if | give her the
plums.'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-08-28

J. IA. Painter. t.rinicr.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-08-28

A Problem for the american UurcheS.- Du-
ring forty years of missionary labor, forty
thousand pagans have been gathered into the
fold of Christianity under the preaching of
American missionaries. The average in
crease Of slaves in this country is about seu-
enty thousand "a year; whom 10 teach to read
the Bible is IA penal offence. Now, if one
thousand pagans are annually evangellsed
abroad, and seventy thousand Native Ameri-
cans heathenized at home; required the time
when the knowledge of God shall cover the
earth as the waters the sea. '-CAriShan Cii-
zen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-24
e HIN A H ALL.
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE

CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENwARE.
II the ships Montezuma and Adirondack. via
ew fotk and he Vrrn.an at City Point from Liverpool
has received the larger portion Of his Pan
a.. ne shp h1 away from Liverpool daily expected al
Ne VIII receive the Of Chi,.
tSthen~are, direct G.m Manufacturer. eoo,t.t,n, ~ -
shapes nd patterns ~ "e~
rt"af packets foc Bossa, he Is receipt Of his SUP
~ IN ana eeafaeh assortment Of good. line
Country Merchants and particularly invited To ,,,
- ana prlees n arung Inducements offered tho--
VINO euy Tor cash, and 10 paBctnal customer.
-, haTeN%.asen % Lard Lamps ing Cla~.-. s,o,.
- a. w nAha- I'D. ..-..- HUGH A. WATT
ME-
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ANOTBsR LARGE AND FRESH SURELY 01
CLOTHING.

llEO Vain Street. I3lh and Main s,,.-,.,
H. b. SPENCE, Agent is now enabled r., s-.,
1eeiPts TO uIer his and h- puhI,e
~ fgest assoments Of really MADE Clothlnr mi G..
~ f,uee- mat was ever his prviege. He therefor. 1890, a =
s me Pureeass Of good as CHEAP srti.l. %
e MN with ear before purchasing elsewhere. - a..
TO their pleasure pro6t t., So. "a
uclca w 'eAins sood and eheap
/
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VISIT OAK HALL.


THE MOST POPULAR OF THEM ALL.
pom the suggestion Of several gentlemen of
~ Richmond w. and vicinity, habit of forward
M to nay establishment their orders for Clothing
lowing for the peS OF those who
OF paying large sums for tl.cir Clothing
An Recommendations aad orders post pa and aeeona
gentleman wishing send order please whether he d.
eorpulen slim his height and and
msa'ure but should prefer perfectly
measure nfsn by some tailor for Coats Pants
insure od Ct.
FALL CAMPAIGN!
Magnificent, Chaste and Original Designs for
hemodeiing Oak HILL for all Trade!
ADVICE 10 PROFESSIONAL MEN, MERCHANTS. CLERKS
wrrH MODERATE SALARIES FARMERS MECHANICS
sEAMEN, FiREhEN AND OTHERS, VISIT OAK HALL,
IERs,
would respectfully the citizen. Of Boston and
strangers visiting tho city amer delay during
time have not been die have completed
the most magnificent scale surprising my
The architecture being Gothic give. artist an op-
pounity display his advantage The paintings which
adon the wal perfectly ehase every
one viii be fully compensated for the trouble visiting The
design and effect Of the especially in the
praise Is due To the artist for his th.
Rsnt hatcr myself good fellow citizens and
the st ana only that adop LSr Price s,
tsa Before Oak Hall eIeEee was not an uncommon
thing for gentleman TO pay from so to 800 for
For one half OF this perfect sui; ca be
obtained at this and
Fashion rst Enaed The Gothic OF BOSTON,
and Oak Painting &e much who have
the street. would most respectfully my estab.
nen located the Court end boston,
10 VISITED and aIonised by the
dviduas The question To good place to a. out At
Reasonable Price, and good hitting suit that
will set upon the form with grn Five good
reasons why you purchase at Oak Hall less
establishment in the United
Firs-You do not have Tor your
that did not previous to business on de
livery.
seenDd-h any Garment made order pleasing in every
particular u Is no Inconvenience for
another, as Ready Made Garments directly IN my
Third purchase Goods in extremely eheap and
give benefit by selling the smallest adj
FOURTH 90 by the Woio-iarre prod-or as
some say-"no prodS all That IN my customers
TO decide
Fn-My facilities such at this doing large bust
ness that l ean afford Tn sell very W prices
BOYS CLOTHING,
have lately added already manuae tory room.
for the manufacture Of Boys Clothing and keep large supply
Of every variety and kind always n hand
To WHOLESALE DEALERS
You wihn variety every style OF fresh Manu-
featured Cohing adaP,ed for your different Tmde and
will be sold extremely low in large lots.
At RETAIL.
One OF the largest and best selected
OAK HALL and at the following low prices
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Io ImE LAnIks IN = mTIorI.An.

1.-THE LAbiEs IN n kTICUIAR
DEPliAhhRY POWDER has found hlyby bsp.6.i,,
Az and OF great ladies have been sHeI ,,nn a.
pefnous hair principally when confined III
upper up and side OF the face turn To the h.
features When used with proper Aeronn, 10 an.
uohs VIII be found to be addition a, In. MS.
Of any sharp instrument entirely ano the hair .
IN i've OF e. minutes amer sppication
This composition - ihabe. warranted 10 n.uov. ,a
Gus hair Amer numerous trials have received ee,,,6f. :,
suseess which cannot b. contested. ~
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EXCHANGE
ALETANDER'S TRTCOBAPHEy
NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVF

"A NV AMI INV AlslABlE DISCtDN F.
- RNBeinr liquid Dye winch simultaneously changes ths
soo o. TIE hair To beauuui brown baes without nu TO
he hair or skin The superiority Of eotssts In
eafy mode Of application and eart Al ,t, 49,
requiring from ten twelve prnure any ebaprr
superior tteshsnec will b. apparent every or upou snr,
application
iEttrlct from the rhi'adsrhia Daily suol
AtrrasrEHs rGcousru The srt ths ahove IN , t,i,
uuy as'onhinE u was tired Yesterday oes SUI the
ehauEe from % hsct instantaneous
iEttfact from the Fhiafciphia Forum
several n our acquaintance have recently appi 10 Their
ne valuable gud DYE tnown Aersnders pts NV
snd vauahe discovery; s has in a-d % prodas The
ae'rrd eet Immediately aner appJ gray haf Or hstsr
impafts beautioi brown ~ hiick color
lErtract from the fhiaielphis Inoui,stl
hais WITH hqud dye fnr ihs hair wheel IL 80 by z A
~ NTEht ~ south en- stftst srceent AT ~, IA - a
mt nsianansousy changes zoe TIE hair a , syti
eIowno o, baes snd without injury The shnths dye e.ned
"Aktarders Tnoohsphc"
bC CAUnoN-To prevent maud each direction bear. IN,
WHITES sFnatu = u q. Aerandrr
Fot .ah BY Duvai sCo- r. buvsi p Johnston D. H. Ru.
aee rop, leslie Richmond; e. Coins a Co and soot.,,s
Robertson feicrsbufr King 10y Robcrtsoo A Cc,v,
san'os Nofioh and ~ Druggists generally Throughout IA NJ
Setes- and ~ ne Solo AGENT R.A q. A. WRIGHT
eSlS-m " S'uih an Street PhihA.ipAis
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New and Rich style. of Tea ana DInn.r
SERVICES.

opened At China Hall few entirely new and rich
sys OF "a and Dinner services, the Alteration OF
puoe invted Likewise patterns Flowing Blue a,d
DUO Servoe-and White various s.e. and
price,. Gala No. ~ China Hal. West Main street ~
HUGH A WATT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-24

no COUNTRY HEHCHANTS.
OHN SARVAI, No. Market Bridge, is now
~ in ola very extensive stock OF Ladies and
mens Boots and Shoes Of all kinds qualities viz Ladies' cord
1ar DO morocco Md and velvet slips Last
ing Cater Bukns Morocco Cater Bnskns and Nooc ,is
Shos OF al kinds andqualHes also Misses Cbens and Bows
90 Seh'eens me French calf channel Booee
"" cases OF Gents calf aud peEged Boos
TIE would earnestly aud respectfully solicit Of the
sOoVe p country Merchants visiting this promising
them Goods on A. favourable terms any in thu city
P' JOHN sARVAY.
ELY JELLY Superior Jellies, such
nseah foot earant raspberry gaps suavs can BE- had at
=" unes pJ eaihng on JUAN PIZZINL
OF ~ NeTi door 10 the Exchange Rank
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IuLEs HAUEI.,s DEPOT

= ~'I'r-5
&c South ID Street b-low Cb..nu
And by my Agents, Main Street: l.. Ginier A. HuyaI 90
~ uvA X puau~,ne shoekoe Hal; r NJ Zaehnsscn W H.
Dofh'n Petersburg Bragg Thomas a 20 "
01-PTemiums awarded The Ftsnkin Institute e. o. -,
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Ate TON!
ALL WHO DESIRE PEaRLY WHITE TIE r-rr,
MY uNRiVALLED ROSE ToUTH PASTE b. upiy.r.,nv
sought alter for the P~ay whiteness gives To To- ,eh
"hou' he sigipsi injury fot sl and retai NJ
JULES HAUELS Pneti al Ch.mis; ana P-rfum.r
. 90 South ID Street below Che.p.t
Aud by my Agents Main Street l.. Ginie A. Duvaih o. n
n puval r. Duqueshe shoeko- Hill: = N. Zsehn.on W. n
Dom Petersburg BTagRs Thomas A. Co
pJ- Premnms awarded a Franshn In.t,u. A. % =,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-24

sAss sheet HOO sod Wire FeRders Bn.s urss. IN an
- Poshed shovea TOeEs and Poksrs Brs. "a pol go
Isa r% ~h "-e SMITH BAawooDs,
80 ~, naiaA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-24
TO THE BEAUriFIERs OF TUE COMPi-ES
IONi-sURPRlsLNG EKFtc1cYt

GONf-sURPRfsLxG EFFICACY,
MI EAU DIVINE DE- VENUS AND NYMPH SOAP com
h rsed Of an Eastern of p,.n,
ro~~as hue 10 tbe eompexion.
creator and eonsvaor oftat charm OF
Sfenes transparent far skB Jules tiauers NyrnDh soap
OF Eau Divine De Venus b. .rert an almost
oMe 'opsed for the mott of RaamIc miami.
70 'ne uirr exclusion u all mineral IL q.
incidentally Tor T. extremely tlasi purifying and s,sthr o.
On n and by acting the y,,.~.
ipe All inpaf g from the surface says every
mAuos and by this method eGeeiuaIy m I
% h pm'ss feekles sunbuin un.irby cut
ssaion % nueaito female usa The
no.' eonperon Into be on M.
heoh and arms bes dcesry hp.,. which n.
continued use will happily on
tsi cham 10 the most advanced periods of lie 49,
For sale, wholesale nd r-taIl.by
JULES HAUEL, PRACTICAL Chemi- and perfume,
90 ssuih ~. 5,rest below Cb.spu
hhu by my Agents, Main Street L. Gnter A. Duya Al % n
X pu'al X Duquesn.. Shockoe Hi. NJ Zaehri.son ~ n
Dor.in Petersburg: Brsggs Thomas 4 &c A. ., a.
PJ- Premium awarded the Franklin Ip-,,,,. ~
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49, WORTHY OF NOTICE.

IOuTSEy oos and sHoES-Nie., q Son, a,..
-, a. 10 would respectfully seutepep !.
,h pair Of Wafer proof boot. or 800, 10 -,
a"Ht nave Just opensdA splendid ot made ev M, 80
s,,es T ar, aie Known 10 be equal any mad. IN m. NJ
"a IS. Ihey cod huie the com Boot. - -, -. "
80 .hen worth double mseh. GeptI.,,.r = -
&c PuTNEY n WAT-,a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-24
Music FOR THE MILLION
ROMANS Il ELLIS,


295. BROADWAY, N. Y
sohe me attention Of the Publ ard
euA 70 us-r valuable Scenes OF MUSICAL WORLD "a a
Euoas OF Cheap and Music poD,I.,
Ahoah and CopyrEht Songs Duets Nar.be, w,b-..
~S-Siui i1h accompaniment Piano forr and
USUAL. PRICES. '-' "A-1 ihE
ROMANS Ellis have Published
SH fSpH43r s0ARs yrSz SS@-Pes cent. o. az a., a..
u De hefe :; words By fHz5aL music BY G A. Ro.Iv.u
10 Thought of Care Cypress Thee words by Jeffrey.
music from Norma. - SA''''
away IN my own Bright Land words by Jentey. music
from Norma - N"'e'' MUSIC
~ east that Shadow from nv Blow
M ny Hours OF chlhood' words by Carpester music
Charles w. Glover. ''' -e "
' So S'@s y''1 Ia S0aaa=SHa-Ps or 6! s-gi.
=, Eyed Beauty adapted CavaIina .1u Non Sal
,ii are joyful as1.tnd To the beautiful ruttn Clio IA
ns The Gehte West Wind blowing adapted To M. air
All Perche, Pose ~ ~
''-i%t no Borrow; adapted air aAh MN Ciun..-
sunk Love duet for tenor yoIc.. 10 m. -.
-Prendi L'anel Dono- e III
Four seeei Ans from sphors Opera Of and p
aansed Tor the Plano Fortr. aeeoupa ne us by
J. p Buuo~--Pnee IS W
Five VALUES BaIse's new Omar, (. r.. r.. -, .,
p arranged loo the Piano Forte by Charles Cooe Pianist
Actf
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k.s.si. u Rals.--f., a. .t...,a.e. u ,lr
7I1HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON-.

Insurance be effected $500
by application HENRY LUDLAM
ia sly Richmond Va.
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sOAP-SrONR PANT

Nhis Paint has been long and favo,sly Sro,.o m -.
WI ~, ensap covering for preserving roof. Ae
h Put on WIN common OF pre.erve. ,h,..l.. - -,
- oseAy or number Of yearL uakinr h~m NO.
- -, mo 70 great extent Gre proof Those h.ytag ,oos.
use. - eafeoie pant bey
- sone - ios .as ~
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5000 pair Thin Pants every quality goods yery low pros
Sy "o~ 30 cents to SIS per pair.
5000 Light vests-a very preuy affair sootoo
1900 Dah Valencia as 10 1 so
$500 Pine Valencia, dark and light oto p So
N'OO saun Vests Inquired and PLAIN 200 10 4 90
DRRss AND FRoCR COATS
1900 upper Dress Coats all eO'o blue, black olive &c
1850 rrOek Coats all eoor. mulberry browns. &C from
6tosI6 ~
An Of the above style made up eIprr. for
500 Business Goats at low prices ,ay from to o.
ssoO Tweed Goats water proof, from 57s to ss.
FURNIsHiNG DEPARTMENT
Rich display Of Furnishing Goods following ow prices
White Shirts. Linen Bo.om, Collar. and a,.s,os. Is,
100 DO White Shirts, plain, soto 7se each
.So DO Fancy shirts ga TO s7le each
wv DO IHih.d striped, SOTO este each
rs DO Rich Figured saun SCARF
20 % 90 % % do Low price.
so do Pan Pattern Cnvats t2I 10 Use each
rs do Rich sus 10 4 "a 80
50 do Biaet Italian do 100 10 $50 or
70 DO RehFEd saundo Use to las each
'o DO s'oc OF sveU deseHp'on sueh a. san Bombssin
&C and made in the latest Fan siyi. 1915,
55le to $50 s.eb
10 do Brussels Carpet Bag. O,hsn 100 to AIS each
rs do snotine Gaps, Iql 70 Qso each
900 DO Brace Of every description igI to SOC eseh
20 DO best Md Gloves, SOC 10 90 each
rs do Thread do Is 10 So e,rb
20 DO SHk do SO 10 7se .srb
200 do Linen Sosoms sH descriptions Is TO use ssSb
900 DO do Collars latest pauers " CSC each
so do Cane. We >, q 90 saeb
Us do Umbrellas soc 10 I.sO each
so DO Glazed sh Caps. 100 TO i,9s each
Sos Sin Pocket Hdkh Ssto1se each
An snes- variety o. Fancy Arss, aud Faney
sud Hair brushes Clothes Coinbs Dressing % Toob
Brushes Coogne Bo.om Pn- Fancy sosps Pucs Guard
Chsins, Pant Ftraps, &C.
RJ- A liberal Discount trade.
Ny furnishing Goods hands At low ,ies.
snd viii Be soh sbsn advanee my extensive
Lons Rooms Oak an Building a. a. 70 and - street op
po-i'e merchant Row, Bos'op gro. W. sIhMONs.
no ii-am Prnpr stor
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RRUEN n CO., Manufacturers Of MalleabIe
Iron Castings near the Rail road Depot Market u
Newark ~ manufactures all kinds Carriase
and Machinery Tao Shears Curriers' Knives descp-
uon OF haeabe Cutlery Collars fr the
every Mind and character Of Maeabe Castings
Europe OF County We invite Carriage Harness
Manufacturers Hardware Merchants, Buisrs. and per
who South N nah.
US avsit where they viii ba able purchase saving
over the pnee paid for the article the Northern
Newark N. Sept IS 1886. Gm
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FKESH FALL HARDWARE-
WIS u J. DOMAIN.
-, IhroErERs AND bEaLEass
o'0't" a"o Domestic Hardware naS cnr,,vv
hI Wet Nets Street

- - IhRoHrERs AND pEaLEasH
N"e Densstic Hardware ana Cugisrx
III Wet Wsis Street
a kcsNosp. Va,
osp y No aTrtva o. ne ship Virginia IN Jsns, nty-,
= 80 i.syspoo iher sntrs nportaon o. ns.,,.s..
- Hen hardware ani Cuuery ~ rrcent arrv,t -.
% Nor'hern Cites have received IN s sssi,i-. ~ -,
HaraSsss eoHp'sug cErshsr l.rrss $50 49,
~ every f'ely or pufehasins or GOD. .. n. -,
rr- We EEL oonhsni shi. ssrt.iui, a., a..
" ~ - - aHptsrnte ussasss-
40 o'h1s PuFchaung Hardwars are r.-,~stf.n, -
49,. .lne ouf ssek op-s.d fos is-peesa 49, -.
- e P~s-i'e In shovius tber. thsy i..y jasss II
=. a. wa =. DOHNAn
~ a.is 49,
tOFFEE.-lOO bags prime IaR,myT. Co6..
@-11-essnE iof s,is as WISE. BAcos a co
ASh EOR EAGs,-rbs grnstHs Asnaaosssi.S 3d..
aendnH - efend thsh manafacints Paprr "a -. =
80 NC - aestprcs of eofos so kif. .,
Soasty Herchaus ersart parcs n 49, - - 49,
~ "ho VS. rsatpay~-si 81 ~ aay ~ hrssscf.
JOHN nIcuAnDa
So, - -. sSgs,is's nas.a Rr.sAiis nass os-D'y
a rrLs nsANDY-1e 49, Norbsrs Avs nss-sz. -. - :.
-" EnsosD DAvnkFoRF
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IA Hates Of issHTsses one HEHdnd DOsys q Sisgie Life
lnar
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-02-27

palrisee and the political dem,gogue, that
they are imPertnently and protinely ned
ding with all ,hings, and fear not to call IN
question the entire framework of Church and
State 80 long as 1t presents a heavy cross
to be borne, and ,hakes the land by lis earth
quake power, talk not Of its insignifcance, or
Of itS :rIgmrntiry character, as though its
success would be Of doubtinl advantage to
bleeding humanity 1t is the surest test Of
the real condition Of the c,uairy and charac-
ter Of the peop!e-the probe which penetrates
the most deeply into the corrupt body polite
the great object of Satanic CONSERVATION
and dread.
The Slave Power has so thoroughly cor
ruptcd the nation, that, in the expressive Lam
guage Of Isaiah, the people are laden with in
iquity-irom the sole of the foot even unto
the head, there is no soundness in il; bu
wounds, and bruises, and putrefying Sores. ,
All TINT is cowardly, time-serving, iniuman
and ieroclous, naturally takes shelter under
1t. 1t controls every actio, of the govern
ment. and has subjugated the religious senti-
ment oil the country - its own detestable pur-
poses. Its overth ow, therefore, necessarily
implies a revolution vast in its extent, and
glorious In its reSults.-Liberr'or.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-02-27
BALTIMORE CONFERENCE AND
ABOLITlONISM,

We have more than once noticed the fact,
that different standards of AIethodism are
presented to the people, in different sections
Of the country, according to the popular views
and feelings in said sections. In New Eng
land, where Zion's Herald circuiates, Meth
odism is altogether an anti-slavery concern,
and the people are made TO believe it is so
every where, save in the NJ. f.. Church,
South" But in the Baltimore Conference,
which tIkes rank with the North, Method
ism is quite pro-slavery, and the more pro-
slavery minds are made to believe TINT TIE
whole North is equally so, except a few ul-
ira spirits in New England. This game is
being broken up by the force of circumstln-
ces. To keep all things quiet in New Eng
land, the Herald breathes considerable anti
slavery, and holds out the idea that the whole
Church will be anti. slavery now, as a result
of the division.
At the sam time, to keep "Old Baltimore
quiet, the Providence Conference endorsed
her, declaring itself satisfied with her anti
slavery. To defeat this, and to draw of as
many as possible from the Baltimore Confer.
ence to the Southern division, the Southern
papers labor to make the. Blltimoreans be.
lieve that the North are all abolitionists, and
will at once make slave-holding a test oil
membership. To support this view, they
quote from Zion's Herald. Baltimore Con.
ference being between the FIRE of both eX-
t%renies, and the ground for the possession oil
which both parties are contending, feels very
much CALLED by the cross firing.
These circumstances have called out a wri-
ter from the Baltimore Conference, who APP
pears in the Christian Advocate and Journal
of Jan. %, over the signature of "Old Bal.
timore." A majority Of the Conference adj