Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-09


aside the veil, and let you see the many that
will be lost in hell in consequence Of being
drawn away by Comeouters-this must be
the result. The serpent is beautiful, but he
slings you to death (; so with these in
fdels, they sting away your life. Had they
the feelings Of christians or of honest men,
when they would think Of these things they
would weep tears of blood
The foregoing are some Of the points upon
which remarks were made in the discourses,
and after the vast repository Of mean, low
billinpsgate had been exhausted upon Come.
cutters by the speaker, then, to prove 10 his
apes that he was correct in his allegations
and applications, he read the following say
inrs from the New Testament;
"But chiefly them that walk after The flesh
in the lust of uncleanness, and despise Co
vernmen,s. Presumptuous are they, self
/ willed, they are not afraid TO speak evil OF
dignilaries. But these as natural brute beasts
made to be taken and destroyed, speak evil
of the things that they understand not, and
shall utterly perish in their own corruption.
Having eyes full Of adultery, and that cannot
cease from sin beguiling unstable souls; a
heart they have exercised with %covetous prac-
tees cursed children, which have forsa.
ken the right way, and are gone asiray.-
These are wells without water, clouds that
are carried with a tempest, 10 whom is the
mist Of darkness reserved forever. For when
they speak great swelling words Of vanity,
they allure through the lusts of the flesh, and
much wantonness, those that were clean rs.
caped from them. While they promise them
liberty, they themselves are the servants Of
corruption. But it has happened unto them
according TO the true proverb The dog is
turned 10 his own vomit again, and the SOW
that was washed 10 her wallowing in the
mire. Likewise these filthy dreamers defle
the flesh, despiso dominion, and speak evil
Of dignities. But these speak evil Of those
things which they know not; but what they
know naturally, as brute beasts, in those
things they corrupt themselves. These are
spots in your feast Of chariiy,-clouds with
out water carried about of winds, withered
fruits twice dead plucked up by the roots.-
Raging waves Of The sea, foarning out their
own shame wandering stars, to whom is re-
served the blackness Of darkness forever
These are murmurers, complainers, walking
after their own lusts and their mouth speak
eth great swelling words, having mems per-
sons in admiration because of Advantage
These be they who separate themselves, sen.
sual, walking after their own %lusts."
If 10 labor 10 elevate Gods imbruted i'm.
age-to restore 10 man his natural righls-to
spread abroad the glorious influence Of Liber-
ty, Peace, and Universal Brotherhood, render
a man so vile and contemptible and if to adj
vocate these high and holy principles, brings
upon a man the displeasure of God, and the
pains of hell, | I'm willing to endure them
all. But these things cannot be. He is sd
we'd who does the right. And when the SLAM
derer's tongue is still in death, and all his
refuge of lies swept away, he that loved his
race, and labored for their good, shall find in
the God OF Justice a sure friend.
N. n. SELBY.
MERCER, Pa, Jan. 27, 1919.