Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-06-04

eo'oieu race ana we leave him to the iudg-
inent Of the God Of the oppressed, and to the
monltions of his conscience.
Resolved, That in refusing TO allow the
PRESIDENT of this society, at that time in Emo.
land, to deny his libellous accusations tbro'
the medium of the Witness, and in excluding
every word of explanation and defence thai
was sent TO him by others, even his own Pat
ions, he evinccd anything but the spirit Of
impartial justice, and gave to the world the
strongest ~presumptive evidence that he was
aciuated by an evil and a bitter spirit.
Resolved, That we challenge the Rev. DR..
Campbell TO find in the publications or pro-
ceodings Of the American Anii-Slavery Soci-
ely, from its organization to the present hour,
d single sentence or word in d"isparapement
Of the Christian religion THAT we have
constantly affirmed that the ministry, the
Church, the doctrines, the precepts, the ex-
ample, the spirit, the mission of Christ, are
thoroughly anti-slavery, and therefore wholly
divorced from oppression and that we be-
Ileye the cause of human freedom prospers in
proportion to the extension of Christianity,
as taught by its great and glorious foun-
der.
Rev. Mr.. Dutton spoke in favor of the
Resolutions.
On motion Of VIM. Lloyd Garrison, voted
that the Society do not adjourn until it shall
have completed the business, and adjourn
without day.
Samuel My, ir. Advocated the resolutions
relative 10 the London Christian Witness.
and was followed by Frederick Douglass and
Others. The resolutions were adopted unan-
imously.
The following resolutions were adopted.
ater 7discussions by many persons.
Resolved, That a paper, located in the
district OF Columbia,-in the capitol Of the
country,--at the headquarters of the slave
tratfickers, and surrounded by slave prisons
and slave auctions, and ostensibly by name
and position, the grand organ of the Anti
Slavery movement in the United States,-
yet conducted in such a doubtful, cool, point
less manner as to elicit no outbreak of slavo-
cratic feeling IN any quarter. not even a sim
gle animadversion from the WASHINGTON III
nion, (the national organ of the slave nov.
en- not the slightest expression of alarm mr.
indignation in all the slaveholdinp recions.
but, on the contrary, a commendation from
the Southern press for its lack of all the char
acterlst!cs of uGadullerated abolitionism,-is
a paper which neither represents the Anti
Slavery cause, nor deserves the patronage of
real Aboliiionists; and such is the National
Era, established under the auspices of the
''American aud Foreign Anti-Slavery Socie-
ety."
nLa."N : a III ue Tremendous ana {
of Philadelphia, that "the Church is the /
great stronghold of slavery in this country" {
that "there is not vital energy enough.
there is not power of influence and numbers ;
out OF the Church that could sustain slavery
an hour, II 1t were not sustained in it''-all
the charges that have been brought by this
~ noy "5a."s. IL ~ n'"e'lcNh Church' as 10
nort IS ,ho aa !" 49, =. sa,olon ana sup
FL ~ =. .Ie = y ~ n.an-s'edilhg ana
;Obnnnan mo er'n u ah'i-cnics'dh ana
undan;ahiu 40 ~ ~ !. iur5 ylSt,leu anu
;n Ihs h; -Last 49, \Iao"g" ianien'apie
,ybije thaf CT uo7oaar,i o,o-.y PICS lld'
holders To H. onn,nlMniaa vs. 'c i1cetve sldVe,
10 mointai, -, u.nra w e'lo :" ship' ana
L,onJod az ~ o PJSalon' u 10 u De
ver,, s,ns sgf uU'ean p''us, anu me
nnro ~ go sLo,iI aui,LnI, noi ~ ue
oc it, sias ,nJ noa' Noy o0
vers oc is nIorYna N i'"'y ''0ei- !
- P'rTEuo {
Cburch 80 do - IT, ,5 !, Anoi'clI
and isolated association oaminr W. la !
chnrcb. brt Tho rororai roririnnsS
of the land concentrated an5 or1oninod 'n
Jor v,rianr IonNr;Ho- ~ oisah'Zeu un-
L., 80 " ia loruls anu aPPel-
nent If raunirn GLrin,ia u.s. HS '"e expo
Paeogo1 n, " ~
tho Evanrai;oaI AIIinoon T : Glhhen Oh
nress anu on;n;on on ,Lo Nnl ,tIuS.hg 20 eN-
1vI IeayinG ;ts door ono, i"e 80 y save
sIayeboldaTs ;s the ono nh;oh " or uu.n'Ision .
rent Amor;can ownootad ,ha~ 10y nl'elrl
only adds to the nsnaI nrosIavery P sai6aSn W.
nj oouorTe ~ Us d'ua PlosiaVeiy selhSnness
infamv of deliberately breatina ~ sniom mo
niaJno 49, $50 yieaNlns 'ne sViemh
EngIar1 10, 49, r'o.I5 u" 70 maze 70
the con6donco or III, hco Nv ,ol TG'y II
Leave than ur,r,rnoai,oJ an Mouiu out
the Cbris,ianitv and IiLa-,ii,u We ed" o on
World ~ rocord ,boir ra.Ji", " we go
ting the character of that bea,tIess io DfSe hv