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

lees and fr.rmen,,rv than mon 9, 6 tho nro.
Colin CLAW ef creation is weaker and more
easiIv crushed. than the steiner. and coarser
material or "a hich man is formed.
Nothi,r moro fullv demonstrates tho STATE
oc - nation or roonle' than tho s,a,e oc tbe 70.
liciops sentiment. The tendency in mans
nsI,,ro 10 wo,shi, 70 odo.o i co s,ro,n ,b,t
II is cornJ ubaravar man IL found rio ~.
dos, s,y,ra h,s enc ,r.cos n ,bis Jir;no
$50, ~, oa,noats - ,,i,L R;m;aitn
If ,Lo reliriors .a,,iroon, is c,isa ~ darr,.
Jad ,be lave If man far womon is aIv5ys
Joor ,Jod in , corrsencnJinr ,Ioaroo T.y,o
love al,avs eleyatesI Bnt bnw many in his
AFRO l,ok TTnor I've ,s J,b,si,r ~ ., Io,s,
d77nrorors9 Alas ror man ,yh,n 1or,ii,oJ
hate t.tos the nl,co ,bat l,vo sha,iJ aiaoo
occrnyi Ard srcb ;s , soaiaI oana.aa,
and economv. that wa J,ro NOT snaaL Ill
oc c,ndom nat or ooncorni,r ,Losr lii
Thorcb a loo, from oc oTo,r roos Mto'ob
the lenrtb and bra,d,b Of onr I5od bonanso
of The E,ke rsnrninr The nI,co or tho t.va !,
iy sm1tborod-u T,ro NOT oron - aIonj
We have nut darkness for lirht7 All r,lso-
hood for truth. If wc nxnosn ,bs timo.bon.
orcd errors of a Elsa Cbrsii,rity mon Cav
that we are ahout to destroy reliyion. And
if we brinr IN ligbt the IolIov1 Ly,ocrisv
that stands in he Mace IF ,,ua direction.
uthst steals the livery of the court oc Heaven
,o eorve tho divil H. !, NO r ooon aco,saJ
! of attacking trnth. If we sneak If tho danen.
dpnce and snbserviencv If woman IN the
married Stale. as il AT nyesen, evis,s and If
we say that affection is orten crusbed ont Of
ber bc,r, by tLis dorondoooa naoa Co.. ,h,,
the institution of marriare il att,c;ed-
They forret that marriare has its foundation
in the nature of man-that it is a Divine In
stitution. and therefore eternal.
True marriage can never no erdarrorod br
ever so scorchinU criticism upon that wbicL
is false, and thonrh we NAV shrink from tho
CONTEMPLATION of he evils in lie nrosont a,,,o
still they must be met and hailed Win nc
men frht fire, earnestly thourb in ,orror
Marriage. like the RELIGIONS sentiment nav
be degraded, but it cannot dc destroyed. III
there are, in every time. some few atheists
no form exceptions 10 the fact Of the mi.
versal existence of the RELIGIONS sentiment.
they cannot destroy this sentiment. Namre
is always too strong for exceptions. So or
The universal want Of the son1 is
for permanent ties; for a uniiy and harmony
which shall exist f9yerer. This prayer or, me
soul is the earnest of us fuIflment. T. vii
be answered in time. in smile If arhi,r,-,
which has no foundation in the Gtpesy
of things, and in spite Of those eycentiro
who ask for rener5l lirense
There is little true herolsm in orr are for
dare not look the facts of existence in tho
face. There are too many who have a child.
ish fear that the truth will he destrovel-
Let such learn for their comfort that trutb is
immortal.
Woman, even in the 10Th century. i, ro-
duced to a state Of dependence. utterly in
compatible with true DEVELOPMENT. She
must often barter her soul. with all its true
sentiment, all its desire for inward harmony.
and spiritual companionship, for a home.-
There are evils, generated by a life of die
dependence, that | cannot now bring to view.
Enough now 10 say, they are reflected back
upon man, with terrible distinctness, and
cause many of his sharpest miseries. Wo-
man is often, at an early age. made depend
ent on the husband for all things, from the
food she eats, to her ideas and opinions. Is
she happy in This state of s~orviiity ! Is the
chaiued fAwn happy! Is the Gagged bird
happy They may be, for they have not a
human soul. But the light of an undying
soul can never be wholly put out. We often
see, in our most refined females, weak and
aimiess beings. 1t is a sad fIct which |
would not utter did | not love Truth. But
why is woman thus weak? She has no oc-
cupalion, by which she can become free from
crushing dependence. Too often, there is no
way for her. bat ignuhle submission, or man.
agement and deception. But men say, I'VE
are satisfied with things az they are Wo-
men may say, "we wish no more liberty
than W. have" | war not with such, or for
such. The darkest feature in slavery is that
it blots ont the innate love of freedom, and
makes its victim wear a willing chain.
| acquit man of intentional injustice to wo-
man. He is no more unjust to her than to
himself. Both are the victims of a false So
cia! state, and both are equally to be COM
miserated.
Man expects irmness Of principle, sleadi-
ness of purpose, clearness Of understanding,
and vigor of action, from a being broken by
disease, taught that it is her highest duty to
obey, and who has been confined in her edu-
cation to the circle of domestic cares, or the