Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-08

to say. is perfectly delightful TO INN.
The NecjurW0ri HcraH was a weekly pa
per, and it was his business to work both at
the case and the press. No youth was ever
happier than he was at that time. At the age
OF sixteen he made his first essay in author
ship, in the form Of a communication to the
paper. 1t was written in Il disguised hand,
and the circumstance was known only TO HIM
self. 1t was an humorous article on some
subject of local interest, and was signed San
Old Bachelor;'' and though trifling in itself,
was an event of deep interest to the young
author, whose heart beat strongly when he
saw the editor enter the Office W til the com
munication in his hand. Several gentlemen
of the llace happened at that moment to be
in the office where he was at work, an object
Of little interest to them. The editor, who
probably had already made himself acquaint-
ed with the communication, read it aloud 10
his friends: all commended it highly, and 1t
was Immediately handed TO the boy for him
to set up. This was excellent; he needed
no more encouragcment-d perfect cac0ethes
Scribcn8i seized upon him. Week after week
communications flowed in from the now high
ly respected 4. o. b. (the initials of his first
nom de cuerye,) and under this signature, he
wrote for some years, receiving from the ed
itor himself, letters through the newspaper,
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who wrote alike poetry or prose, but prInci-
pally political articles of a bold uncomprom-
ising character, which were particularly ac-
ceptable in a town where party politics as
stunned a very violent tone. Even then he
was the great champion for liberty wherever
he saw it struggling against oppression.-
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70 and such. indeed. was the confidence ,ha,
his evceIlent man nL1ced in him. that wber
he was but nineteen. durinr the absence Of
+ Mr.. Alien for some time in Alabama. the ed.
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n. meut Of the prin,inr-onGce. was cnuGded Il
his c,ra was an bonrrabIe testimony #
-b the younp mans integrity and talent: an,
4. he vowed within himself TO be worthy of tn,
rs trnst renosed in him. Ills mowers SCENE,
m increased by the demand made upon them
I'd he believed NOTHING beyond his attainment
Oh and was inconcpivaSbIv bappy. At that tim
In sIeep seemed hardly requisite for him h
as worked all day at the prInting-oGico-not on