Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-12-25
WHOLE no. 10.

l%cssness, IN This instance or her an'i-slayerv
parade, her present Whir Governor, who was
among the foremost and loulest TO condemn
this scheme Of anHc-ation, is now calling. in
the name Of patriotism, on his fellow.ci,i-
zens 10 consurnnaie il, by numbering the
unofeudinr Me7icana.
Next came tho expulsion o. her Comr7is-
a'onsrs from Charleston and New Orleans.
Again, she clustered, form moment. She de-
nornred slavery and the South. Sh. boast-
ed Of hernelr. - if she still we've what -h.
had bceni-as it 'nodNrn degeneracy had no,
reached her But the sequel proved her Nv
pocrisy and b~aseness. After y littls time size
quietl- pockctnd tho insult. and was as ready
as ever, 70 vote for shareholders.
will refer TO but ono move Of the many
opportunities, which Massachusetts has had
to prove herself worthy of her former histo-
~. il ia that, which called ont your present
speech. This was emphaticllly an opportu-
nifty iDr Massachusetts to show herself to be
an anti-slayery STATE. But she had not a
heart 80 improve it. Her own citizens, in
the very streets Of her own gloried-in City.
had chased down a man, and hound him, and
plunged him into the pit ofpnrpetual slavery.
The voice Of such Q deed, sufficient TO rend
her rocks, and move her mountains, could
not startle the dead soul of her people. They
are the ia5t-bound slaves of Nammon and
Party. True, a very great Meeting was
gathered in Faneujl Hall. Eloquent speech
es were made aud 4 committee or vigilance
was appointed. But nothing vas done TO re-
deem herself from her deEeasYaCy nothing
to recall to her loathsome csrcasG the great
and glorious spirit, which had departed from
it; nothing was doue for the slave. When
the year 1913 shall cone round, Mas5achu-
sets, II Still ImpeniteU., will he az ready to
vote for the SHAREHOLDERS, whom the South
shall then bid her vote for, as she was to do
so in 1871.
To be serious, Mr.. Ph;ijips-yoa are not
the man TO have to do wish Capt. Iiannum
and his employers, unless It bn to sot them
an example Of repentance. 1t becomes you
not 10 lcok down upon them, hut to take your
seat by their side, and 10 bow your head AZ
low as shame aud sorrow should bow theirs.
No--if Capt. Hannum and his employers
should steal a man every remaining day Of
their lives, they could not do as much 70
sanction and po.petua.e the crime Of man.
stealing, as the honored and influential Ste
phen 9. Phillips has done by ilboriug to
elect TO the highest civil Office the very man
stoale7, who has contributed far more than
c any other living person to make man-stealiug
g reputable, and 10 widen the thsa.re of il.
horrors.
@ Alas. what , r;,v IN 7,zo s,ob -, ooo,sioy
ror rood. "a ,vns a6or lod bv HE inst,rro y,
kilnanoiog, That was tb9 occasion far Won
t and other distinguished voters fo- slavehol-
deIs to employ the power OF your re-
p%cn;ance in bringing other pro-slayory voters
to repentance. That was the occasion fol
n your eyes to stream with ]coGtriie sorrow,
J and your lips to eXclaim we have sinned
= we have sinned against God and the slave
= mani look arer the no7r md weak and on
h prpgecd and crushed hut We have nerverr
d led and degraded II from tb;s biTb and bol,
d and Uc,yan-intacdc r.s 20 ,Ia low nnr,os
: % or mo,av.m,tirm AMI Il, tho G,rn,,ertrc
a of ,ho eeI6sh srberas nfanbiI,n .--ve bav,
4 ma, choson c,r r'I,r. ,,a, VIVA i, tLsi, cr,-
a il odira as To-i'L i, Lis .inlnaI ,Ls cans.
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- o;riI ,E;.o corIJ say as JiJ' I,L !, bis ,
IA -, Gthar - ,Lo 80. ! Lr,Ln Che ia.ys =,
,bo u'iaLaG and nI,r.IoJ1 tho snotI ON; Of hi
,roth,- INF ya b,yo oLoson Irrr CIo,.s IN.
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c 's,s :" nrs,cb p;LIo nal;,;o,' and ~ i1si.
nn Tho ,rra and orvsn.;mrr,sss cbaracte
70 n c;yiI c~overnmant Dens,d mon il m,
of Jaor q. ,bsi worT j;so5so and ,bsirs is on
or which can he curna by M medicine short O
= the wedicine of Ieuenlance. am not una
st ware that his is a most ofending and hum
bIinr mpdicipe. esnscially to peSsou, in IN
he higher walks of life; nevertheless, you an
er they must take it or remain uncurad. n
a clamor against Capt. llannvm and his en-
IL ployers-uo attempt 30 make scapc-goats
st ihem-will avail to cure you.
I'd Alas, what a pity, that a mere farce shouI
ed have taken the place Of the great and solem