Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-06-02


81 cannot stay thy hand, if thou hast the
heart to do it," replied Joseph. But |
will not desert my fellow creatures in their
great distress. If the time should ZONE when
thy party is routed, we will bury thy dead,
and nurse thy wounded, as we have done Tor
the 0rangemen. | will do good TO all par
ties, and harm to none. Here | take my
stand, and thou mayest kill me if thou wilt
Again the soldier was arrested by a power
he knew not how TO resist. Joseph, seeing
his embarrassment, added al put the ques.
ton 10 thee as a man of war; Is it manly to
prosecute women and children1 Is it brave
10 torture the wounded and the dying =
Wouldst thou feel easy 10 think of it in thy
dying hourl Let us part in peace, and
when thou hast need of a friend come to
me-"
After brief hesitation, the soldier said, " 1t
would be a happier world if all thought as
you do" Then, calling to his men, he said,
" Let us be of, boys; there's nothing to be
done here"
A fortnight after, triumphant Orangemen
calne with loud uproar to destroy the houses
of the Catholics. 1t was scarcely day-break
when Alice was reused from uneasy slum-
bers by the discharge Of musketry, and a
lurd light on the walls of her room. Start
ing up, she beheld Colonel Campbell's house
in a blaze. The beautiful statues OF The
Madonna and the winged children were
knocked to pieces and ground under the feet
OF an angry mob. Vines and flowers crisped
under the cracking flames, and the beautiful
birds from foreign climes fell suffocated in
the smoke, or flew forth frightened, into
woods and fields, and persisted by cruel
hands. In the green lane, once so peaceful
and pleasant, f%erocious men were s~cufiling
and trampling, shooting and stabbing.-
Everywhere the grass and moss were dabbled
with blood. Above all the din, were heard
the shrill screams of women and children /;
and the mother Of Camille cant flying into
Joseph's house, exclaiming, "Hide me, oh,
hide me-" Alice received her in her arms,
laid the throbblrg head tenderly on her bo-
som, put back the hair that was falling in
wild disorder over her face, and tried 10 calm
her terror with gentle words. Others came
pouring in, and no one was refused shelter.
10 the women of Colonel Campbell's house.
hold Alice relinquished her own little bed
room, the only corner of the house that was
not already filled TO overlooking. She drew
the curtain, that the afflicted ones need not
witness The bloody diminishing in the fields
and lane below. But a loud shrek soon re-
called her to their side. Mary Campbell had
Withdrawn the curtain, and saw her husband
TALL, thrust at by a dozen swords. Painting
hts and Mysteries, succeeded each other in
quick succession, while Alice and her mother
laid her on the bed, and rubbed her hands
and bathed her temples. Gradually the sounds
OF war died away in the distance. Then
JOSeDh and his helDers went forth IN ua,bar
up the wounded and the dead. Colonel
Campbell was found utterly l%ifeless, and the
brook where Camille used to launch his little
boats, was red with his fathers blood
lhey brought him In tenderly, washed the
gnasiIy wounds, closed the glaring eyes, and
lett the widow and her household to mourn
over him. Late IN the night they persuaded
her 10 60 10 rest and when all was still, the
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