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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08
Gic habcn bciec retht.

4IS sinit an einem fh6nsn Semmrabsnb
Der eancammann 3ardsY 3u 3sufen NIT
sinissn suten Sreunosn Dor fsinsm 5aufe
fas, b6rte man pI6elib peH Srpei WeibuR.
Die sanfeno porbsi Iiefen, Elm lalferIi6eS
9ef6rsi. SobaIo fe cen eanbammann
erbIidtsn, Iisfsn fis su ibm, une trussn ibni
ibre &lassn ssssnsinanosr Dor. Beibs fu6.
ten sinanpsr Su iiberfdreien. Bsibe ibr'
bduftsn lib NIT ben fchimpfidffsn 2iteIn.
Sbre 3unssn Iisfsn f4neIIer ais MhbI' uno
Spinnrdoer.
Giner Der 1nwslen6en mcIIts iIe sn einem
anlidnoiaern 8etrassn srmabnen; aber iie
b6rten ibn nibt. = nsaet fie oo6!" fa9ie
3dr6r: nfie fa9sn il1 nur sinanesr bic
@abrbeit."
nS6rf bus, bu NidsI! fdrie bas sine Der
@eiber bem oncern su: 66rit bus. bu Dir.
bin, ou fdlsbtss Menfb. ou perlumpfts,
meinsioisss. rbrpsr9sGsnes 8ieb. bu OIinme
Sub, BORT bus. bab id bic @ubrb,it faass
Dab id niht rebt 5err eanbammann?"
n@as! f6rie bic anbers: g8as. bu aIte
9ere. bu wiffe '8eteI, ou eanotinfvin,
m d meint Der t6ur eanoammann, d, faae
Dir bic @abrbsit, oaB ou Elm unqewofhenes
edlfsrmauI bif, oaB ou feinsn Strid wertb
bif. .1Ob' i'd ni6t re&t, 9sr sanbam,
monn?"
@onS 9elafen ontpCrtete Der eanbanI.
mann, na6osm CT Stiaf6weiaen aebetrn
bate: u9ebet tHt bod nur einmal Sufris.
ben; tbr babt ia allie bsib'e rs9t.s
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08

buntIss Nsbsnae bdube unS ffene fe auf ei. :
men Sif6. laiie absr cine SsHnuns In bu
2bure ODER Seniter, eann iIopfs ib eanh
Ieiht an bic Selten Der &appe, welbt6 bic
8ienen fhneu beraustrsibt. Die alSbalt Der
0elluna in Der Sefnuns su unb bauon fie'
aen. gSenn bic 8ienen aue fort finb, nebs
me i'd ben 5onis bsraus unb fsee Die &ap.
pe wieber auf ben &0rb. Quf bisfe Beife
babe i'd Cbsi SweimaIisem NsbmsnJ pOn
einem einSelnen Rorb, in einer SabrsSsit,
62 pfuno rsiusn tSonig befommm bic
Biensn beitanoeu babel 9an5 gut uno brad.
ten i'm barauffOlsenosn Srhbiabr Spst
Sdwdrme. SD wclIte iebo6 nur elm ein'
malises Nsbmsn oes 9oniss empfsbIen--
uno oas unmittslbar mad esm S6wdrmsn
i'm Srhblins. Tim 8isnsn aus sinsm 6crb
in Den anbern 3u treibsu. perfabre id auf
| foIaenoe @eiie weIdbe mir nismals mfg
elldte nebmst Elm @cfd6, sinsn 8sfiel ..
s., Der arO6 senus lit, um ben aIten &crt
binein III ifellen !; nebmet oas cbere 8cro
oann ab unb feeet ben neuen Rorb earauf,
umwidelt beibe Rorbe ba, no iie Suiammsns
foeen NIT sinem &ud. bamit bic Bisnn
nibt bur6f6lipfen fonnen, unc fiiIlt bann
ben &eIId nah unb nan NIT Maiitr, bis
Der aIte &orb aan3 unter Wafer ffsbt; neb.
met eann ben neuen Rcrb nit alien 8ienen
oarin neg uno fest ibn on 6enfeIbsn pIat.
wo SupOr Der ate aefaneen bat. Differ
@ee III bsm bes Hduherns melt porSusies
ben nibt Elm 0ueenb 8isnsn fommsn ba.
bel um, wenn ibr IS rsdt maht; auh III
oas @aiIer Dem 9Onis i'm 9erinsffsn ni6t
nadtbsiIig. neil ale 8euen NIT @abs
iiberscan fino.-S6 babe nun cine 8c.
Iibreibuns meiner &6rbe unb Der 1rt une"
Beiie. Wis itb ben .5onis nsbms, sessben ),
ib wiu nidt bsbauptsn, baB oas auf ben
8ooen ffelIen Der R6rbe elm unfsbIbUeS
Mittet 9ssen bic Motts in. alIein ih balte
es eCb fur Elm eroBes Serbntungs
Son oreiei9 8isnenforben babe i'd, felt ib
iie auf ben Boben fteue. nur einen einjigsn
our6 bic Mptten perloren. mo- i'd eassgsn.
70 lanae i6 BON patsutirten Sbwinef6rbsn
uno 8isnenbdufern 9sbraudb matte. unt
lebr pele .9efommsn bin. Ginger Mann.
Der einsn NaseI treiben fann, fam oub d'
nsn 8ienentorb, mic obsn befbriebsn, Su.
fammensmmern uno iih bic fuben Srlbte
feiner 8smhbun9 perftaffen.
I'm tSonie in Der sr6stsn 8ollfcmmsn'
Belt Su 9eniesen. mnb sr in Der urfprhnglt"
den Geinbst 9eeefsn wsrben.- Dies fam
aefheben penn man Die Hofen in 9rcesp
teinsrnsn Sriesn in siusm fibIeu unO trod'
ensn Seller aufbewabrt, mo iie fur funf uno'
mebr Sabre gut srbalten weroen tonnsn.-
Ra6 Serlauf bieler 3sit befOmmsn &: bas
Unfebsn Don cansliirtem 3uder uno ibr 9e'
fbmaf in f6flih. inbem fib in Der ednse
Der 3eit bic S6drfe, weIbe oem nsuen 3o'
mig 70 sisentbhmIib it. sdnSIi6 psrIiert.
Gum SdIuiIs wOute ib msinsn 8rheern
Sousrn nod anratben, einen Ssrfu6 NIT
oiefer Qrt Scni9 auf bei6en Su6waRsn'
Rubsn su MAIDEN, uno wer bamit. sintr'
S6aIe &affee uno 8esffsof, fsin Sribfdf
MAIDEN fann, Der ueroient nur fbwaries
8ienenbroo Su sfIen ODER. mos nod fdIilni
mer sans Obne Srubftud an bic 1rbtit Su
9sbm.- (NsunaIiif.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08
SelebrenDe 1tnterbaltun9.
9lrbeif.

arbsit uudbt bas esbn fdeJ
Rilosrt alIs eaif,
Der nur bat 8stiimmrnie.
Der bic arbeit baet.
&rdfts sub uns bic gIatur
3u 8sruf uno pfibt;
eesrs MaFis3anser nur
5tla9cn, lcbsn nibt.
arbsit 1T Der Msnfhsn eccs.
Sbne 9Rdb' uno cbns StsiB
@iro tsin Wenib auf Greeu 9rcF,
Gbrs fcrcsrt Shpcie.
Bet @ebst uno Ir6sit nur
eebt man menfblih ihSn:
8sinn Staub in bsr Natur
Sisbt man ftias iisb'n.
artsit uno gstristfamtsit
Scbsn Gbr' uno 9rco.
Mdgissuns uno Gdlafristsit
Sino fhcn bal6cr Sch.
Bct gsfhdfteu rpiro man oft,
Ssosr bat uns lisb,
Dch ben Saulen nennt man balo
Ginm Sascoist.
arbsit nur sibt froben Glatb
limb mfriso'nsn Siun;
Gdaht i'm 8Srpsr ruIbss Slut
ecbnct NIT Gsuinn.
., ipcr polIte nun nidt germ
Ststs ssf6aftis fin!
Siibt fein esben @ctt Dem .psrrn
SSebIsefdGis wsib'n!
0Siirntdu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08
Sine ,,ene SipiITOm.

7fm prrIseten Mittrpo6 1benb Wurcc in
tiefsr Stabt cine neue Qbtbeilun9 Der
MaSisfsitsfobne er6ffnet, unter Dem glamen /:
Soroan Dipifion. SO. $50, S6bne Der
Mdeiefeit, oeS Stats YsnnfpIuanisn. Gm
mimIidbsn Qbeno wurosn AUDI bereits u
nsue @leosr in bisfelbe auf9enOmmen, 70
ca5 iis fbon etpa 20 Mit9lisoer SdbIt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08
Gin 0nftoGmpfcr.

Sr. &Obiobn in Rew gorf BAT einen
neuen euftodmpfer erfunben, weIten bic
"Sun" fol9enormasen bef6reibt: Der Mo'
oeIodmpfsr mar 1lll SUE lang uno IS Sou
i'm OurbmeGer uno befab einsn Salon BON
3 SUP Sdnee unb a 3oa 8reite. Gr be.
lfsbt aus Swsi SbsiIen. bem Ctern, bem
8alI0n, Der in SOrm elmer @iaarre erbaut
1T, uno eem untern, Dem Gallon coer Der
9onbsl, fur bic Gaiite, 8rennmaterial uno
bic Oampfmafdine. Ser Odmpfer beliet
Swei Sll9eI in Sorm Der BinomubIenfliieel,
Die auf dbnIibe @eife in Der Cuff pirfen,
Wie bic Sdbr bes Oampfbootes i'm @afIer,
uno bic pie ciefe burd Dampf setrieben
merben. Sswi6t bes euftodmpfers wirb
in Der Qtmpfpbdre our6 Die @ewalt bes
&aferftOffgafes, pomit Der BaIlon aufae.
bIofen III, esffist. QIs oiefer MCbsa.
odmpfer NIT 9as sefiIlt une in Seweauna
gsieet puroe, fog er nab ieber Hi6tuna,
robin er cur6 bas Steuerrnber aeIentt
Wuroe. nm bic Sotle bsrum. Gr Ie9te so
SuB in 5 Sefunesn suriid.-CR Dem.
Der Sifhcf pOn pennfpIpanien iparnt
Dor einem Betrhser. Der i'm eanoe berum-
rsifet uno aIs fatbOIifher prieifer. unter Dem
Ndmen t0ieu. 8. S'Gonner," @eIber fam
melt, per9ebIi6 Su pem Bau einer Rircbe in
emmetsburs, @O.i pesr Gbsusburs, pa.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08

Stn9enebmer 6erueb fir SranfsH; ;immsr..
Ginise Sropfsn Ssl non SanrsItCII, mel
Dies, obwObt ntht in au9smsinsm @sbrau&.
lsidtt su erbaItsn III. wsnn es auf cine beiee
S6aufd sstrtpfeIt whp, oerbrsittt sinsn
balfamartissn Scrub eur6 oas 3ranfsns
Simmer, ODER ourb ancere Semdhu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08
Sperotion,-Oos ngNi

&rttif6e Speratipn.-Das "GRi.
nerS SournaI'' erSdbIt pOn elmer tritif6en
Operation weIbe Or. 8. g8. Rnobel Don
YottsUile. an einsm &inbe in Qnttetfon,
S6upltiu Gauntp, pOIlSos. = Das 8iuo
bate cine Nabel psrfdludt unb fubIte bef,
tise S6merSen in ben Ginsewsiosn. Gine
Operation mar bier uum6aIi6 ebne bas
eeben ees &inpss ju oefdbrosn, uno elm an
eeres Mlittel muroe Obirt.-Mdn ffrib
bic Sberfd6e bes esibss 70 Ianae bis bic
Naoel in bic @seeno bes RabeIs aebracbt
wuroe, unb OIsoann Obne S6mersen qlid.
lid beraus9sSc9en wsroen tonnte, weldbes
unter oem Ginfluiie BON Gtber aef6ob.-
0as Sinh foil fib gang pUbI bsfnosn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08

Grneunnue Sureb ben Gen. aSUitmeiitcr.
maria oprnbed, III Isste WObe aIs
Yofmsiferin BON bisier Staot ernannt por'
ben. an bic StslIe oes 6. U. Neubare, Der
relianirte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08
GIas. ump Srpenaefehirr 40 fitten.

Seise 9 bsIIod Elm menis ubss sOdsnt
Boiier Soies. uno bsiireide isos Ssite csS
Sabrobenen @sfdies nur bum. uno fobaIe
es faIt it, BAT ss fcine urfprunsIi&e Stdrft
mieoer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08
SapIpr's Cabinet.

IS freut uns unfern sefern meIoen Al
i6nntn' eae Sen. 8 pIor in SOrmiruna
tsinss Cabinets. nab unferer QnIidt, eins
fsbE quite duSwabI traf pie man audi nitt
duoers erparten fonnts. Sc be(febt aus
folssnoen spdrcieen Mdnnern, Die nsbcnb,i
s,fast aud aue quite @biss flno:
Scbn M. @lapton, Staats. Seeretdr.
Scbn Davis, Shae. .Seeretdr.
Geo. g8. @rawfcrb, 8rises. Secretdr.
@m. %. preifou, Ndpp. .Seeretdr.
3bonas @Wine, gsnsral poIimeilfer.
&everep SObnfcn, attorney 9cnerol.
sSm. 81. Merscitb, Seerstir bes Seim.
Departments.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08

& Grje.-Der Brief bss Qbtb. Sobn
R. elaptOn, porin sr auf feiu Qmt ais
SsnatOr pon DsIaware relianirt, III Elm
wabrss Muiier pOn &arSe. St Iautet wis
fcl9t:
IN ben Ssnat une oos Saus Der 8eprs.
fentanten, ,e = 9iermit rsii9uire i6 auf
meln amt aIs Senator Der Ser. Staaten.
Ssb. 20, l649. Scbn M. @iapton.
Die @sfte9sbun9 BON Nsu' gort Bat be.
fbIOhen benz MaiOr q I 8 eine aclSsne
Msedids lserrsi9en Su IuTsn.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-06
N NOTICES..
Amti-SlavCry Conventions.

Parker Pillsbury, II. G. Wright and ]. w.
Walker will attend Anti Slavery meetings at
%LITcHFnLD, Medina Co, on Saturday and
Sunday, the 9th and eth of October,
TwINsDURGH, Summit Co. Wednesday, Oct.
10th, commencing at 2 p. NJ.
HuDsoN, Thursday, 18th, . p. NJ.
RAvENNA, Friday, 10Th, 2P. NJ.
RooTsTowN, (Poacc Mceting) Saturday and
Sunday, Oct. 18th and 18th.
SALEM, Monday evening, Oct. ldth, and
Tuesday 10th.
LEEsBURGH, Carroll Co., Oct. 18th, p, NJ,
GEoRGETowN, Harrison Co., Saturday and
Sunday, Oct. DIST and 22d., commencing on
Saturday at > p. NJ,
New CoNconD, Muskingum Co. Oh. c. w.
and p. P.) Tuesday, Oct. 23d, 2 p. NJ.
They will reach Grcon Plain by the 27th,-
On Wednesday and Thursday, Dist Oct. and
lst November, they will be in the neighborhoad
ofoakland and Harveysburgh, and hold o meet.
ing at New Richmond, Clcrmont Co., on Sim.
day, Nov. 4th. SAMUEL BROOKE,
General AgeHf,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-06
Green Plain Yearly Meeting,

The Green Plain Yearly Meeting of Friends.
who have adopted the congregational order. will
commence on Seventh day, the 9th of 10th
month, 1910. AH persons who love the promo.
ton of practical goodness will find a welcome in
our counscls,
We meet not to lengthcn the cords of sect,
but to exercise our religious sentiment in tho
diffusion of principles that shall hasten the over
throw of oppression and violence in the land.
to be present. 1t is thought an Anti Slavery
Meeting will be held near the same time, when
II, c. Wright, Oliver johnson, Parker Pillsbury,
Samuel Myers, and others, will add greatly to
the interest of the occasion.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-06

with which the Anti-Slavery laborer is well
coined by kindred spirits there, and the faith
fhl and effective cooperation with which
they greet his efforts. Many of those who
will doubtless help by their presence and
participation to give interest and efficiency
to your meeting, it is my happiness to reckon
among my acquaintance and valued friends
and oil of them, | love TO regard as true bro
theirs and sisters in the household of the faith
of impartial freedom. And it is truly plea
SAINT TO me TO know that they think of me on
such an occasion as this, and wish to have
me among them.
ing of such a Convention, would be but TO
testify my belief of the truth so often affirm
ed, so generally admitted, and indeed so evil
dent in ITSELF that, under God, the cbiefhope
OF Reform in all its various departments, is
in the young. For ifthis be true, it is evil
IDENTITY OF the first importance that the young
men and women of our country should be in
terested in the cause of reform: should be
called together TO consider its claims upon
them; should have their minds enlightened
in regard to the work whereto Gods Provi-
dence is calling them, and their best feelings
awakened TO urge them to its performance.
II is no less true that this force which may
be made so effective for good, should be duly
organized and wisely directed; to which
ends, concert and mutual consultation are
necessary.
But it is needless TO multiply words on a
point so clear. Suffice it to say that, for rea-
sons of which n plenty will suggest them
selves TO every intelligent mind acquainted
with the demands and resources of our cause,
l rejoice at this movement of the Young An
ti-Slavery of Ohio; and heartily wish it all
the energy, and earnestness and perseve-
rance which are necessary TO complete sue
cess and all the success which well directed
energy and jealous earnestness and untiring
perseverance deserve and cannot fail to win
and all the richness of reward which will re-
suit from success in an enterprise so glori-
GUS, and from the bestowal of blessings so
great and manifold upon the oppressed, the
oppressor, our country and the world, as its
success will he certain to bestow.
l might have said more, had l written
sooner, so that what | said would have had
a chance TO find hearers, but now | will close
with a hope that you will forgive the SEEM
ing neglect of which / have been guilty in
this delay, and accept for yourself and those
in whose behalf you wrote, the assurance of
my brotherly regard and fellow-feeling for
the cause in which you are engaged.
Yours, truly,
C.. G.. BURLFIGH.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-06

~ The LETTERS addressed to the Berlin
Convention, and which occupy so much space
in our columns this week, are instinct with
true anti slavery lifc-bold in thought and clo-
qucnt in language. If the Convention had ac-
complishod nothing moro than to collect these
heart-stirring epistles and send them forth to
cnlighten the minds, arouse the consciences, and
quicken the zeal of the friends of the cause, it
would have been worth tcn-fold more to the
slave than it cost. Where all arc so good, it
may seem invidious to call attention to ono of
these letters in particular and yet we feel i'm
PEELED to cxhort every Abolitionist in Ohio to
heed the suggestions made by our friend, sgd
NEY HOWARD GAY. They did not receive the
notice due to their intrinsic importance in the
Convention but it is not too late for them tc
fall with their appropriate weight upon indi-
vidual minds.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-06
The Discussion.

Tn following proposition was debated for
two consecutive days, viz on the oath and
10Th ult., at the Friends OIicksitc) meeting
house in this place, by IIartwell L. Preston in
behalf of the Free Sellers, and Henry c, Wright
on behalf of Disunion
alt is both moral and polite to vote under
the L. S. Constitution for the purpose of abol-
ishing Slavery
Our scanty limits will not permit us to ira
verse the ground of the disputants, or to re-
hcarse tho arguments by which the one sup
ported and the other opposed the above propo-
sition still less can we undertake to report the
debate, which occupied ten hours. Mr.. Pres
ton, VIC arc free to confess, made the best of a
bad cause, and showed himself a ready and an
effective speaker, as well as an adroit ~tactitian.
His doctrines were compounded, in about equal
portions, of the views held by Spooner and
Goodcll, and those maintained By the Free Soil
party, the two being joined together by some
shreds of philosophy and morals which struck
us as decidedly original. The point on which
he dwelt with the most perfect dissatisfaction
and complaccncy was, the HpprdcticabRty of Dis
union! His admirers say, that on this branch
of the question he was triumphant; but there
arc a fcw of us who yet adhere to the belle
that what ought to be done can be DONE Mr.
Preston TO the contrary notwithstanding.
Of Mr.. Wright it is sufficient to say, that h
handled the subject with his usual ability, hold
ing his opponent closely to the great mori
question at issue between them, and refusing I
be diverted from it himself upon any prctenc,
however spccious. His argument on the r'
lsponsibility of the voter for every thing contain
cd in the Constitution, or which may be dor
by the majority in accordance with its prov
sions, was unanswered and unanswerable.
The discussion was conducted in a spirit
courtesy and fairness on both sides, and wa
listened to with close attention by a numcrou
auditory. We believe it has done good by OK
citing thought and awakening some minds to
consideration of the claims of the bondman.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-06

VWe send this number of The BuGLE TO
many individuals in various parts of the coun-
try, in the hope that they will like it well
enough to become permanent subscribers. We
invite their attention particularly to the proceed
ings of the Young Peoples Convention, as indie
ativc of the spirit of Western Abolitionism,
and ask them if they arc not willing to do some
thing to keep that spirit alive in this important
field. In no way can our friends, whether at
the East OF West, help us moro effectually than
by subscribing for the Bugle.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-06
PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE.

At the close of the Ohio Yearly Meeting Of
Friends, on the 3lst of the 9Th month, lS49, n
body of members, both men and women,
in the house, for the purpose of tax.
ing into consideration the present condition md
aspect of the Society in relation to the various
Humnnitary Reforms of the age, and consult.
ing together in respect TO the measures best
adapted to promote the cause of pure and undo,
filed Religion. WILLIAM GRIFFITH and SARAH
COATES were appointed Clerks. After "a free
expression of sentiment, the meeting united in
the conclusion that it would be right to hold.
during the present Autumn, a Conference of
the friends of Progress and Reform, for o full
and free discussion of the whole subject of Re.
ligious Organization, as connected with mana
improvement and elevation, The undersigned
were then appointed a Committee TO fix tho time
and place for holding such Il Conference, and to
issue the necessary Call for the same. In fulfill
mcnt of the purposes of our appointment, wo
now give notice that the Conference will be held
in Friends brick meeting house, near New GAR
den, Columbiana county, commencing on tho
10Th of the 10th month, 1919, at 2 o'clock, p,
NJ, and continuing, if it shall be thought best,
until the close of the First day following. Tho
friends of Religious Freedom and Progress. who
arc interested in the movement, arc earnestly
and aifectionately invited, without distinction
of sect OF marty. to nttcnd
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-06

'HoNoR TO WHOM HoNoR,' &c.-It is but a
simple act of justice to Inform our readers. that.
for the new dress in which Tho Bugle this week
makes its appearance they are mainly indebted
to the indcfatigable energy and perseverance of
that faithful friend Of the slave, SAM'L Bnooxs.
Tc what extent they arc indebted to his gcucr-
osity, in a p~ocuniary sense, VIC arc not at pres.
ent able to state. 1t is sufficient, however, 10
say, that, but for him, the new types could not
have been procured, and the paper must have
continued to wear its old and shabby gorb, We
arc safe in adding, that the debt of gratitude
due to him for this new proof of his devotion
to the cause, may be most effeetually discharged
by efforts to increase the circulation of the paper.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-06

JosEPH ~BARKEp,-Not knowing in what part
of the country this gentleman is at present, or
where a letter would be likely to find him, wo
take this opportunity-at the request of the Ex-
ccutivc Committcc-to extend to him a cordial
invitation to be present at the Annual Meeting
of the Eastern Pennsylvania Anti Slavery So.
cicty, which is to IN its sessions at Nor
ristown on the 10th of October. If Mr.. Barker
should be anywhere within convenient reach Of
us at that time, VIC earnestly desire that he will
favor us with his presence.
We arc requested also by the committee to
extend the same invitation to all persons every
where who may be in sufficient sympathy with
the doctrines and measures of the Society, to
enable them to participate in the discussions
and co-opcratci in the object of the mecting.-Pa,
Freeman.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-06
An Appeal TO the Friends of the Anti-Sla-
very Cause.

~ We commend to every individual into
whose hands this paper may come the following
Appeal of the General Agent of the American
Anti-Slovcry Society for the West. Surely no
words of ours can be needed to impress the
mind of any intelligent Abolitionist with the
Importance of multiplying and sustaining the
agencies adapted to cnlightcn and control for
the service of Freedom the Public Opinion of
the West. The field is immense and will repay
by moro than four-fold any amount of %cultiva-
the slave to bcstow. Not only Ohio, itself an
empire, holding the most important relations to
the whole country, but Michigan, Indiana, nli-
nois, and even Wisconsin and Iowa, and Young
Minnesota, arc embraced in the Western field
which the American Anti Slavery Society has
undertaken to cultivate and make vocal with
the songs of Liberty. This work, so immcnsc
in its extent and of such tra~nsceudcnt import
ance, cannot be effected unless every Abolition
list brings his gift to the altar. 1t is a small thing
that the Agent asks of each individual-only
Ono Dollar. We trust the response will be
general, universal, and that the aggregate a.
mount collected will be such as to crafty every
philanthropic heart and furnish the means for
an extensive and thorough effort to abolitionizc
the Wcst.-EG. BUgle.
DEAR FRIENDS: This appeal is made to you
individually for a contribution of One Dollar
to the American Anti Slavery Society, to sus-
tain its agencies in the West. 1t is of the ut
most Importance that this should be done, and
and Indiana. By your aid this can be done. The
Society has appointed me to call on you, on its
behalf, for Ono Dollar for this purpose. VIII
you not give it; This number of Tho Buglc
comes to you with the proceedings of the Great
Convention at Berlin. That Convention voted
to respond chcerfully to the call for contribu.
tons, and 1 need not multiply words to induce
you to forward a dollar for the purpose specified
If you have the disposition and the ability, yol
will contribute the dollar without my saying
more. You can forward it either to Robert L
Walcutt, No. 81, Cornhill, Boston; S. II. Gay
142 Nassau ST., New York or to Samuc
Brooke, Salem, Columbiana Co., Ohio.
, Please give the name and Post Office addrcs
t of the contributor. We wish to publish them
lst in the Buglc, 2nd, together with a full re
port of the operations in a pamphlet, to be sup
piled to each contributor with all the names ar
f ranged, lst by States, then by Counties, and
next their Post Office addresses. Tho advan-
tagcs of this arrangement cannot all DO cnumc-
rated here. Some of them will be: 1t will
make known the names and residences of the
Abolitionists who do the work, to each other.
The agent and publisher can send papers, pam
phiets, traces, &c. to thcm-notify meetings,
and know upon whom to call in the prosecution
of their labor. SAM'L BROOKE,
Gen. Agent Of tie Anericdn init Siareyy
Society at the UeSt.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-06
S4LEM, OHIO, OCTOBER 6, 1919.

APoLoGY.-Thc extra labor involved in put
ting off tho old and putting on a new typogra-
phical dress, made it necessary to omit the pub
lication of The BUGLE last week. The suspen-
sion would have been announced beforehand, if
its necessity had been f~oresecn. The accounts,
however, being kept in correspondence with
numbers, the subscribers will receive their full
quota of papers.