Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-06

screaming from the unseen world, they, TOD,
demand 1t. Humanity, Justice, God and all
Nature demand it-nor shall it I've in enlh.=
In the name and strength of Omnipotence,
WE WILL BE FREE.
Our warfare shall not be one of violence.
No confused noise, nor armen rolled in
blood, shall mark otr progress. With the
immortal O'Connell, we believe no Revuiil
ton is worth the slaughter of our enemies
nor can true liberty thus be achieved. France
bathed her Revolution in the blood of $4,000
of her people on the fatal twenty-sccond OF
June, and rose up from The terrible baptism
scarcely better than a military dcspotism;
and her bastard liberty, ere yet out of IFS
swaddling bands, crcpt to tlc banks of tho
Tibcr to humble the brave Italians, who had
risen i'll heroic, though mistaken struggle,
against a tyranny of centuries, the most ter
riblc the world had ever seen.
The mighty Kossuth invoked in vain tho
" god of battles" and Hungary has fallen,
probably TO rise no more. "T1ley who take
the sword shall perish with the sword" is a
truth which history has confirmed from long
before it was uttered by n voice from IIeay-
eli.
While the nations arc thus marshaling for
the struggle, the whirlwind, the earthquake &
the fire, be it ours to appeal to the still small
voice of the Spirit of Truth, which is alone tlld
power ofthe living God. With the mild arms
oftruth and love, with an mistaken adlIerance
to the Right, with souls unspot,ed with tho
guilt of supporting, By rOie or oath, that cove.
nant with death which binds in unlloly alIi-
ance these United States, with an unaltera-
bic determination to sever, as far as possible,
all social, political, commercial and religious
union with man-stealers and their fcllow-ty-
rants, we shall be invulneruble-we shall bd
inrincible.
Thus planted on the principles of immii-
table Justice, we shall stand like a rock
in mid ocean, against which the pillows of
ages have beat in vain. Thus planted, wo
will be swift witnesses against every oppres-
sor. And the light of a true life, consecrated
to Principle, to Justice, to Liberty, shall iilu-
mine all within the orbit of our influence.
Political party and s~ectarian distinctions,
4 dH Obsti Ntb, We Gitbtiiu dbJuiC IOltNtIs
Wing, Democrat, Presbyterian Baptist, Meth
odist, or other scctarian names, should hence
forth be obsolete, and blotted from every die
tionary under heaven, and hereafter regarded
as the names of the grand instrumentality by
4 which we have been held subncrvient 10 the
= slave power under the government and rclig4
a ion of the country.
: To accomplish our purpose, we shall seek
10 change the popular sentiment by every
u lawful and proper ans-association form
$ ed, agents sent forth, the press with lis tlIous-
II and trumpet-tongucs these should be prom
+ incnt among our Observation-Disclosures. Aid
c whenever the wished for period arrives that
: the people of Ohio can be brought TO repent
ance of their league with thieves aid rob
: bers, we have the recorded declaration of the
highest Judicial tribinal. in the land, that by
e refusing to elect Senators to Congtess we sew
or the Union without a struggle.
For a contamination SO glorious, Wild
would not labor even unto death? And II
= we achieve no higher end, we do, at least,
D cleanse our own hands and garments iroiii
the blood of the slave. We say TO the South
ern oppressor, Hence(orcara ,ee stand for Ma
spoiled against the spOder, The Uictim against her
brutal ~tapiSher. From This time Our cry IS, ana
Utli6, ,rih ,Slnpeyv MOI. .SlapehoLders.n Should
If, zoe be summoned to "suppress domestic ~tii5lencer
L. be,reen uou and vour slapes. ON s,rords shall
meter drink lie blood qrMe bondataf.
nc Who can doubt that if Northern mer
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