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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-02-18
SALEM, OHIO, Friday, FEBRUARY IS. 1878.

eSpoSn The errors Of ihe Constitution; let
lheti hoid It up streaming with tue blood Of
It's victims let them, If possible, prove tia
covenant with death, and an agretfneut with
nell and when they have couvinceS the
people OF these things, they will be ready, |
thInk' 10 reform the Constitution, and there
by md6e Dissolution unnecessary. They
VIII al least be ready 10 DO this. as soon a.
they pre- ready tor Dissolution. a. the same
work ~ TO be done in both cases---i. g., con-
vince The people of the %iniluity Of their rres-
ent compact. And it Dissolution can be 80
easily avoided, is it not imprudent and un-
wise 70 help it forward 7 Is it not throwing
away time and llhorl If tue North would
only DO It's duty 4 few years, al most. it
would make the Constitution perfectly uneX-
cepuonable, a. far as slavery Is cuncprned.-
Then let ahoIiliouists make it their work to
"T?nse The North to this duty, and not rest
tIl itls eilectually done. nor step forward
and leave 1t behind. | have several other
points in view which | wish to touch upon,
but have already extended my article 10 an
unreasonable length, for which J beg both
your parton, and the pardon Of your readers.
Heuts, in the cause Of Humanity,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-02-18
from TIE LjJeraior.
Dissolution Of The Union.


FRIGND Garrison IL perceive by the
Libem,or. that the Dlsunion Petition is again
sent forth for signatures. accompanied by an
earnest request from the Board Of Managers
cf the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society,
that the friends of freedom, throughout the
State. will give !, an extensive circulation.
Wishing to give my support to all moral
means, designed against The abominable in
s|titution of siavery-and also wishing clear
ly to see the efficiency Of such means, before
| IN working with rlem-I would
like to state, in the columns Of the Liberator.
an objection which had been raised in NV
mind in respect 10 the doctrine of Disunion,
trusting thai you, or some one of your rea-
ders, will reply, and enlighten me upon the
subject. Perhaps you may think it trihinr.
] think it probable that YOU do, as | have ne
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Mr. POlk's Thanksgiving Prayer.


10 the Editor II the boston Courier.
We are told thu, on the morning of The lats
Thanksgiving day, lir. Polk went d~evoutly
10 church, aud entered with usual ieTyor in
10 the exercises. Methought | stood uef-
him, aud as his praises assembled. | heard, or
thought ! heard, he response in a fearful sort
OF whisper; and, MS others may not have en-
Joyed the same privilege, | give you the
prayer and the response as nearly as my shud-
deTIng soul can remember il:
Polk-Our Father in Heaven!
Response-tl am the Father of ALL men.l
Polk--l thank Thee for the favor shown
me and my people.
heSponse-tl am no respeclot Of persons.)
Polk thank Thee that thea hast blessed
cur arms;
ResPonse-Q have said, blessed are the
peace-MaErrs.')
PoIk-fhat thou hast laid our enemies in
the dust,
RrsPonse-U have commanded thee to love
Thy enem,rs.)
Po!k-Ahd slain strong men with the edge
of the sword.
Response-(I am the God Of their widows
and orphans.)
Poih-Pralsed be thy name, tina, we have
our neighbor;
Response-C have required thee TO love
him a. i~hyseii.)
Polk-And widely extended our borders.
ResPonse-I have forbidden thee 10 cove,
thy neIgbhot's goods.)
Polk-Thuu hast enahled US to take full
rrtrihGiion for ALI our wrongs.
Response--( Vengeance is mine, saith your
God.)
poik-0 Lord. listen to this. my prayer
ResPonse-Ul hear another, rising from the
oppressed
PoIk-Ard accept this, my thauksgiv-
ing
e.ponse- CThy thoughts arc not as my
thoughts.(
Poik-ThTough Him, who died for his en-
emisS.
EesponSe-(Wo INTO you, hypocrites!)
PnlE-Lrad me not into temptation;
Response-(Ihou hast already rushed into
it)
Polk-lpt deliver me from the evil;
Responss-(Congress will DO SO straight
way
Polk-For thine is the Kingdom
Respouse-<Which thou hast usurped.l
Polk-And the power
Responsibilities thou hast abused.)
Polk-And The glory
Responsibilities has departed from thy
conutry.)
Poik-Forever and ever
ResPonse-(Amen.)
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Re ce such cling to Tue Union. Noic, the
.Nut,h holds the master III his seat Of wicked
roHrI. We do'not ask her 10 assist the slave
IN uslnL aIainst hun, hot " 2 do demand that
At least she ehall not continue 10 aid the mas
ter 10 his oppression. The dread of insur-
recuyn, if w. take our hands or the slave.
does not begin ~ justify US in continuing 10
sustain The system. he, indeed. see moth
10y but disaster in slave F%isinEs. How much
Of active intolerance the Norlh,-rem.mber-
lag the banners and blessings she sent to Po-
land aud Greece, and the rloquence will,
which She canned the flame of Resolution in
South Amctica,-owes ~ the three milliotL,
whose pfisoA-drur her strong arm alone has
kept boited for fly years; how mpch ihb
North owes them, on her Uwn principles, aa
mere matter Of consistency, or by way Of
atCnemrni, we need not sey. Let as, at least,
stand alu0i, IND, as far rs government is cor
cfrr"d, leave botn parties 10 the relations
Cod has established between them, that Of
InrH. equals, and brothers.
The moral influence which a citizen Of this
Union can exert against slavery, is irs, equi-
yaicut Ia that Of a smith riveling The slaves
chain, and asking tho while, in meeching
tonr, whether. after all, his business is right.
1t Is tie haugman protesting against capital
punishment WIN one kdbu, as ne cuts The
gallaws' rope with the other. And, alas
all the moral influence we shall Be able to
give the slave, after We have cut loose from
the Compact, will be but ii poor instalment
OF that Geparation We owe him for the long
years, during which we have thrown sword
and gold, ballot and communion crp, into
the scale against him. But though at the
eleventh hour. we may vet save some.
When the French invaded the Iyrol, tho
peasants collected on the SUBMITS of the
hills which overhanG the defles-trees, ice.
masses OF earth, and rccks-sccufelv fixed
Ill the foreign s]oldiery appeared. Dead ST.
lence relgned in those Alpine heights, az the
army advanced. Al length. amid The gloom
Of a teile surrounded by stupendous hills,
the cold silence was broken by single voice.
the speaker unseen-'ln the name Of the Ho-
ly Trinity, CIT ALL LoosE'-a single stroke
was heard, and, In a moment, the invaders
were hidden forever beneath an avalanche
Of ice aud stcno-suiicient for an army'a
grave.
So say we-'CRt al loose Let US not
any longer hold back the STORM, The rerv fear
IF waich w'H, zee hUGw, muke The ren.Jiin
master grant his viciiml a PEACEFUL AND
BLooDLE5s EMANClPATIoN.-w. p.
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FREEnoM IL WIscoNsIN.-The following
resolution, introduced by MIR. King of Nil.
waukle, was adopted in the Wisconsin Con.
stltutlonal Convention by a decided vote
Resolusa, That the Committee on General
Provisions be instructed to Inquire into the
expediency Of incorporating inio tho Bill of
Rights an article prohibiting all magistrates,
or other officers, holding Office by virtue Of
any law OF this state, from issuing any pro-
cess, or rendering any Official assistance for
the arrest or imprisonment IF any person
claim-1 as q Fugitive from Slavery.
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&C.. MI remi fances 10 be made, and all 'tiier'
relating fOyhe pecuniory c6airs9 he PoPtT'
to- be qdGres,sd (post paid 10 the Fu6"sh"s
-lgeni. Communications intended J"r INSTR
tim. IL Be addressed 10 the Editors.
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From the M4ssachuseHs Quarterly Rerie,c.
The Mexican Var.
by THEODORE PARKER.
(C0nhnueG.)

"To gid refined gold, to pant the lily,
10 throw a perfume Oh the violet,
To smooth the ice, or add another hue
Unto the rainbow, or with taper-light
To seek the beauteous eye Of heaven tc
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. See letters in the New York Courier and
10 Hon. George p. Marsh, BY "a
northern man with southern citizenship"
Speech in Faneui! Hall, Nov. 9th, 1876
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Names Of mites aies whose
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