Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-29


the clamors of the vile, and undeterred by any
of the mandates of the Government. Your
ALLEGIANCE to God, and your relations to man,
transcend all geographical lines, and are per-
manent to all governmental requisitions.-
g Go not with the multitude TO do evil abb
hor bloody and deceitful men.
Friends of Peace! You claim TO be men of
principle-opposed 10 war under all circum-
stances the advocates Of the brotherhood Of
the human race-the imitators of Jesus, the
Prince of Peace! On you specially devolyes
the duty, at this awful crisis, TO hit up your
tones against this war of unparalleled enor-
nifty to meet in public and solemn conVo-
cations to register your testimony against II,
that your hands may not be stained win
blood; to demonstrate with the Government
against its iniquiious course; and to spare no
pains to discourage and prevent any fresh en-
l~istnents in the army.
Friends Of Liberty This is a war waged
in behalf Of 81. very-a war to erect hambl
on the free soil Of an emancipdted people, in
which men, women and children may be sold
at auction in lots 10 suit purchasers-a war
to add to the millions now groaning inchalns,
other millions TO be stripped Of every right,
scattered, mutilated, and associated with four
footed beasts--a war to eXtirpate ChrIstlanl-
ty, to institute and cherish heathenism, and
to ill the continent with tyranny, pollution
and crime. You will never participate in 1t.
You will not cheer on this guilty land in such
a war Your sympathies, your prayers, your
efforts will not be found on the side Of the OPP
pressor, but of the oppressed! Your motto
is " God and Liberty!!' For God and Ii
berry, then, dare to suffer and die and be
fl, ,.t,t thnVr ry,1vv rive M
support to this %piratical war upon injured
Mexico.
John Pierpont advocated the sentiments
contained in the apr cal said he was ready
to put his name to ii and have it published
TO the world-thal he was willing to stand by
it, and rise or sink with it, &c.
Charles c.. Burleigh followed in favor Of
the Appeal, which was supported by Abby
Kelley Foster, Samuel Brooke and others
Pending this discussion, The meeting adjourn
ed to 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN.-The meeting con-
vened pursuant TO adjournment.
The discussion on the Appeal was resumed.
1t took a wide range, embracing the whole
question of Observation-Disclosures the
action and position of the religious organizl-
tons Of the country-as bearing upon Sla-
very.
Adjourned to 10 o'clock, A. NJ, tomorrow.
FjM month, llh.
MORNING SEssIoN.-The meeting convened
pursuant to adjournment. The Appeal was
read and the discussion resumed. The APP
peal was adopted.
Committee on Nominations made the fol-
lowing report, and te persons named therein
were appointed accordingly
Presi3ent-WM LLOYD GARRISON, Boston
Vice PresidentS-Oliver Dennet, Maine /;
VIM. p. ridden, New Hampshire Rowland
r. Robinson, Vermont; Francis Jackson,
Massachusetts Asa Fairbanks, Rhode Is
land John Gum, Connecticut; Joseph C.
Hathaway, New York Robert Purvis, Penn
s%ylvania b. Rush Plumly. New Jersey ;
Thomas Garrett, Delaware Thomas Donald
son, Ohio; David Wilson, Indiana Robert
Stewart, Illinois ZephanIah Plat, Michigan.
Corresponding Sseretary-Sydney Howard
Gay.
Recording Secretary-Wendell Phillips.
Irsasurer-Francls Jackson.
MtnagcrS-N. A. Foster, Ruth Morrill,.
Me-; Luthur Melendy, Parker Pillsbury,
Amos Wood, New Hampshire Sumner
Lincoln, James Slaton, Vermont; Seth
Sprague, James n. Buifum, Amos Farms,
worth, Andrew Robson. Bourne Spooner
George w. Benson, Massachusetts; Joseph
Sisson, Rhode Island George Sharp, Butler
n. Strong, Luthur Bartlett, Connecticut
Thomas McClintock, S. j. May, JOSEPH
Post, Daniel Carmichael, Mary Springstead,
Isaac Post, Samuel A. Green, New York
Lucas Gillingham, John Atkinson, New Jer
sey James NJ. Mckim, Elijah P%ennypack.
er, William II. Johnson, Jonathan p. Magill
Edwin Russell, Pennsylvania; Joseph A
Dugdale, David Galbraith, Lydia Irish, Abra,
ham Allen, Ohio; Mary Ann Swain, ClarksoI
Pickett, Indiana.
Erecuii0e Committees William Lloyd Gar
rison, Francis Jackson, Wendell Phillips
Maria Weston Chapman, Edmund Quincy
Charles l.. ~ltenond, Anne Warren Weston
William Henry Claiming, Eliza Lee Follen
Sarah Pugh, Sydney Howard Gay, james
Russell Lowell.
The Tteasurer's Report was called up an,
adopted.
The Annual Report was referred to the EX
ecutivo Committee for publication.
The following resolution was then Offered
and adopted, after donations and pledge
were made, amounting, in addition to collec
tons previously taken, to $500.
Resolved, That in view Of the present ext
gsncies of the cause, and the plan for tn
campaign Of the ensuing year, we will rails,
the sum of $4,000 and the Executive Com
mittee be instructed to confer with the Exc
cutive Committees of the various State SO,
c]ielies, as to the proportion which they SHOULD
contribute of this sum.
The resolutions discussed at the Taberna
Gle, by Garrison and Burleigh, were adopted
The following resolutions were also takel
up and adopted
Resolved, That no party in this country