Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-10

out against the present organization OF the
churches; or that he inculcates the senil-
ments, that in order 10 be trlc, consistent GJ0-
6IiOnisis, zee masi k1ue The churches. No rare
we aware that he has any other business IN
community, than the abolition Of slavery. -
We II crcfore cordially commend him to all
the friends Of the oppressed, as an anii-s!avery
agent worthy Of confidence and co.operA,lon'
dated at North Ashturnham, Mag 9th,
1917
So then il you will leave tho Wing and
Democratic parties. and come into theirs YOU
may have whom you please for your minister,
and sustain any church in the land, You
must not vote for Henry Clay and James X.
Polk for President: that would be highly
pro-slavcry. But get them ordained and
Doc,or-of- Diviniiized, and you may support
the Rcr. M. CIay or Rec. DE-. PoEi as your
minister, and eat the sacramento supper with
them forever. This is the fidelity and con-
s%istency of Liberty Party.
Then they are supporters of the Govern
ment in all its monstrous outrlges in defence
Of slavery-Mexican War and all. They
swear they will support the Constitution and
the President, and they do it. Some Of them
have enlisted and gono to join the army in
Mexico. The STANDARD, the organ Of the
party in Ohio, defends iaelrcourse In the most
decided manner. Dr.. Bailey, of the Philau-
throplst, in effect does the same. No party
is so unwilling TO have its character %inves;i-
gated. The other evening at Garfield, Sa-
muel Brooke had hardly mentioned its name,
before a clergyman boldly appeared to deny
the positions assumed. lie admitted that
DR.. Bailey's article did defend the "arIny OF
occupation,'' but said it was written while his
life was threatened by the advocates of the
war. Friend Brooke told him Of some Anti
Slavery women, who once bravcd death fol
themselves and husbands, rather than TO de.
ny their principles. The defense Of DR.
Bailey did him anything but credit. The
party has undeniably gone over to the wal
with the Wings, and would follow them any
where else, to sase iiseT, whatever becomes
of tho slave. Let the hOnest men in it, (and
there are a lumber of them,) hasten out OF
such company. They are deserving Of better.
What is Liberty P~Lriyism but the merest
scramble with the other parties, after Office !
II is not Up 10 decent c1pcdicncy. The leaders
can play the demagogue with a relish, and do
whenever it suits their purpose. They dare
not publish the fate of The party in New York.
They have never been known to be true IN
Legislature they have just betrayed every
one Of their principles, (if they have any tc
betray,) in the very bascst manner. In the
Massaclusett LEGISLATURE, a winter or two
ago, they did the ame Last winter, wher
a gallant member stood alone in tina. body
m~anfully defending the right against the on
croachments of the slave power, the Liberty
Party members were most heroicqiIy silent.
May Heaven save the Anti.Slavery move
ment from the contamination Of politics, n,
matter Of what party. 1t is a movement o
peace and good, not ilI-will to men. Thu
touch Of politics is pollution to ii. and Shout,
be avoided as its character and existence ar
to ao preserved. Let political a%apirants anc
d%emagogucs prato about what question the,
may, slavery or any o,her,-iet them baptiz,
themselves by the name Of Wings, Demo
Gratis or Birneyites--GF but let not III
h'ae-he1ried .ijohiionists be caught in Mei
riLes.AO They have a Ear higher and no
lior mission it is theirs 10 preach the truiI
in love. to come out and be pure from all con
%ncciion with 4 church or government that pro
iects the slave system, and to %iascri'o o.
their banners the gIllant motto of the Bugl
No UNION WITH SHAREHOLDERS.
PARKER PILLSDURT.