Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-10-23
WHOLE no. 81.

Iehgtn alu OTeadln oil your land, that neither
Of these dogs dared to move his tongue ~.
on the subject, except to come home and saw
that it would have endangered their lives to
have attempted it. Another, also, of our
glorious race Of D. DIS. Chalmers says, YOU
abolitionists are too violent in your opposi-
ton 10 these men-stealers, man-slayers; he
also thinks that instead Of their being exclu-
ded from the evangelical alliance they
ought to have been invited and admonish.
ed!!i
And now for this famous "alliance''-this
new wonder in the earth-thiS new compost
ZION of rring elements. Fire and wiier.
earth and air, light a ID darkness, snd all va.
rieties Of shades and colors wall amilrlmlte.
aud compose one beautiful, splendid body Of
universal attraction and excellence. From
this time forth. even forevermore, we are 10
have the Rainbow Of enc colGr, and that per-
feel white. The stars all Of one magnitude.
and that Of the first order.-ihp seasons all of
the same temperature, and that soft and mild.
and. oh delightful the very thought is cheer
ing and cnlightning, is ii not? Woll we
shall see; bat Of al the utopian schemes that
ever amused the mind of man. this is surely
the weakest. ''.7HiGnce''-'Evancelica Al
l%iance'!! what a unity of terms! "alliance,'
a proper term for camps, and armies, and
soldiers: were | allowed TO christen it, |
should name it the EcqngeHcGl Hunting.
Alas! | am sick Of alliances. There is the
Devil and the Pope, the Church and the State,
the Puseyist and Protestant, all intended to
gull and then to enslave mankind and now
behold We are to be INDUCED with another
under the speciuus name Of =" ErangehcqL.',
When the separation tf the church and state
was named at a public meeting some time
ago in Birmingham as an object desirable to
be attaired, Mr.. John Angel James, whom
you know, thought proper through the public
pr,ss to disavow all connection with the pro-
ceedlngS, and 10 denounce them in strong
Terms, and now this is the man who takes
the lead in this alliance" ! am truly sor-
ry that Nj. Scott, or any other SO good a man,
should have been bcckoned across the Allan
tic for such an object. | don't know Of one
minister or layman in our district who takes
the least interest in the movement, very prop
erly, ! think. considering that it's est iblisi,eI
upon false grouud, proceeds on wrong princi-
pies, and attempts to accomplish impossible
ties. Multitudes and power are designed to
accomplish what nothing but Christian prin-
ciple can achieve. However should any
coed proceed from it | shall rejoice yea, and
will rejoice. | have no doubt but many fine
things will be said, and much good feeling
produced, and an atmosphere created which
will be very sensibly felt so long as parties
continue in the climate thus created, but the
dimensions Of the platform | fear will meas
ure the boundary Of the element, and unless
we consent to be gagged we shall remain as
we were, each one a%dhcriug to his own long
, cherished principles, and vindicating them in
: his usual way.
e Should " The Christian U5tnssS,"a a month
= ly publication edited by Dr.. Campbell, reach
America, as it no doubt does, get the num-
f bers for February and March last, also that
! for the present month, especially the latter
: and you will there see the subject clearly
, stated, warmly defended by some Of its advo
5 Gates, and | think most righteously and eilec,
4 tually opposed and condemned by DR.. Camp
bell.
have some thoughts of sending your let
n ter, together with the leading topics of til,
Tract to the "Patriot," u London newspa
Y per, for insertion it may turn the attention
ir of the English to the abomination.
Sept. /. By this time the Bubble of tn
IS :. Evangelical Alliance" is broke, of whic'
70 | have as yet heard no particulars. | shal
N with this forward you a Coventry newspape
ID in which you will see a brief notice of III
s. ry meetings. an associqtion formed to co-ope
y rte with and assist you American Abolition
lists in your lauiablc efforts 10 put down til
rs monstrous villainy.
IN ! must close this long epislle by %assurin
ct you | shall feel most happy to corrrsPon
IL with you, and now and then forward you
ID newspaper.
he We shall never make much progress
| England while we have 10 contend with
D. church establishment. And now my de
II James, | eXhort you 10 "cry aloud and spa
a, not" lift up your voice like a trumpet again
III that a%ccursed outrage upon the liberties al
- lives of those who are justly entitled to pr
OK lection, friendship and affection, from the
.p- inhuman butchers; and may the God Of
IS, grace heir the voice Of the oppressed al
,te make you an instrument TO knock of III
IS Calling chains.
ice Be determined to die with the harness Q
go, Ycurs most sincerely,
Sc GEO. JONES.