Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-06-23

Ion, IN me pnue OF us strength series the
neck Of the only republic on this continent
worthy Of the name, and strangles her, that
she may plant slavery on tie soil from which
Catholicism had banished it.; she all the
b~oasting she will send religion to the
| ask Why is it, that having de-
bounced the slave trade with WiIberlorce. we
have a slave trade among us that puts 10 blush
all the horrors Of the middle passage4
If the Union has had a tendency to weak
IN slavery, and strengthen freedom, ! ask
you for the evidence. On the contrary, !
that the slaves have increased in value
FROM twelve millions to twelve hundred mil
Exchange is based upon the produce
ton of slavery. The wealth OF the world Is
turned at her bidding. She subsidies tie
commerce and manufactures Of The North
She controls the Legislature, not only Of the
UulOn but Of the States. She emasculates
the national literature. She cotrupts the ma
uonal conscience. Was this the case before
the adoption Of the Constitution Were the
politicians Of that day the moral fathers OF
our politicians p! Where, in New York Is
the man like JQFn Jay, on the subject Of
slavery ; Connecticut, bring forth the son
Of Roger Sherman. Virginia, where Is your
Wylhe? Where is the man half as honest
as Thomas Jehersonl Where is your Lu-
ther Martin, where your Governor Morris
Where are The men, who. when they framed
ibis Constitution, thought, or proiessed to
think, that it would result in the emanclPa-
lion Of The slave, or where are their children !
! viii tell you Where they are. Trey are in
Henry Clay, the man who hopes that slave
~ will be abolished in two, three or four
centuries by a change Of color. In John e..
Calhoun with his banner Of black, "Slavery
now aud slavery forever" This is the voice
that comes up from the State Of South Caro-
lima. She who came to the Convention and
begged for some spot within the sacred en-
closure, where she night stand. And now,
by diplomacy which was never equalled, by
policy which was never riyalled, she InouldS
That Constitution to her own wishes.
have no time 10 go over the legislation
Of The country. That is what is needed to
show the power Of slavery. | will call your
attention to but one instance. The old lede-
raj party, the honestest party we ever had,
what killed il! Why ia one respect its
honesty killed it. 1t never dreamed of the
strength Of slavery, and poor, weak simple
ton, 1t proclaimed itself an enemy to the
three.il principle. 1t said to slavery, you
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