Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-10-02
DISUNI0N.



.sInstinct ia a great thing" says Shak-
spear; and it is remarkable how instructive
w every anti-sllvery movement, for the last
fifty years, has found itself arrayed against
the Union; and how instiuctively, also. eve
~ such movement has been branded by the
South as reasonable. Both tendencies were
right. The abolitionist finds no reader foe
no greater obsticle than the Union; and
the lover Of the Constitution of 1889 knowa
that slavery aud the Constitution will die to-
gether. All anti-slavcry men have CeH this;
--moSt of them without being fully con-
scious Of it. But the merit aud glory of the
American Anti slavery Society have been,
that we have plainly seen, and as frankly
confessed, that our warfare is with the AMER
ICNS UNioN, and that we expect success on
" in its downfIll.
We seek the Dissolution of the Union, be-
causc the inhabitants Of a country must eth
er support or oppose the Government. They
cannot be neutral. Their silence is sanction.
But this Government we cannot support, be-
cause it requires of its citizens things which
no honest mlu can do; and, secondly, be-
cause its chief result has been to give greater
stability, strength and extension to the slave
system.
But for the fear of northern bayonets,
pledged for the masters protection, the slaves
would long since have wrung a peaceful
emlucip ition from the fears Of their oppress-
ors, or sealed their own redemption in blood.
put ior me couh'ehahce oil Tie Northern
Church, the Southern conscience would have
long since awakened 10 It's gullt, and tho I'M
plous sight OF a Church made up OF slave
holders ana called me Church oil OhrlSt,
been secuted rom the world.
bnt l'r t'e WeI9hI oil -\or'hsIh influence
LOUISIANA had never oeeh bought anu theh
theie never W0nld nave pGeh d uoineSlc slave
tTadt' l'Nas had never oeeh S'oien' nor 'he
florldlS uSuTpeu' nor any means oil ease
Iound Tor Inc serPent' wh'ch' 9Irueu win 'he
worlds scorn' was Hy'nE by us own sung
Inc Norm supplies Inc f!hhs OF the army
N"heSS ,n7 huI'eI-IoIS o.. 'ne iteTo'G.'on'
witness Nt"uo'pn l9nit' 'nAs all 'he noull
n'ean' % 40 ""S W iu'"l''! !V,.sr@' "'.neSS
SCUM NI'o'''" . eACuS' III iI'' ula' hei
sons ui'o" not qt' nohle iot '"e W.T. anu
leave 'lpi' saws ue"ilu' Ml'h7SS the SCUM
western press JuSr now "1SsuAuL'@ rom TO-
Tree 'C'uh,'e'I"@ y '"e ioA"h wal LOT 'oa'
thdt the SI"yus slou'u se'%5 me opportunity
anu lSo' ie' | was na'lon'l loops ~"
, UT'J'tI1 ""'0" P"t 'on " w ihSu''cc'ou U
f Nat. ! urher' hd'.onal Ioop' secured ti'
fiot'u"'' nus eh'l'I'IH nom '"e ot'-Stu"e
S"Hc''Is VI A'ro""'c' O'eoeS''' anu 'he N"'NN
t'Iohs' h'.tohai troops coro' ieAd'' WIN
/ onl Wht'' MI secretary CPshur '"'I 'n'
WoflG' '"' l'su'u'loh ol slavery would no
. I'VE ltefe tcl years
10 G"I 9.'me, tne @o"'" coH'c'N'S UNI
e TO US s''e us 'hueOVou Tor Il permanent SAFE
5 EuAIu agdlhSt i"'u'Iec'oi' tnat 'he HiSSo'u
uoh Ci tne Cm!oh Is me dissolution OF save
7 y : '"|t " unil'ior " ',''oS are ,oduy 10 Il''
at Tue lISt '"P o. t"c u'u'"' anu out ioF US
5 where is s'e 10 Iook Tor protection. we arr
, no advocates Tor supporting me slave IN In
surrecHon' Hu' we ioatne sun more me sup
> porung OF me master III MS tyranny 'fidhu.
= OIL Is INC An9'o,0aAoh ,'ot'o' Let oo'
, plrties nave ldl! pray ana then IL Inc mas
e cI' ~ us 'edr Oh oloou' grants t'e save III
= IIeeuo"i' 20 nome anu DluSh 10 thlnN nov
n many years your gul'y partnership mas en-
co9taSeu man 10 refuse lniS J1stlce.
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