Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-04-20
Quarterly Meeting At Fairmonni.


meeting house in Fairmount on Saturday and
Sunday last The weather was extremely cold,
but the audience filled the house on the first
day, and crowded it to overaowing on the Sec
ond. Tho President not being present at the
first session, the chair was occupied by Isaac
BAILEY; and tho Secretary, Dr. Thomas, being
compelled to leave before the close of the first
day, ESos HILLS was appointed Secretary pro
tcm. The Business Committee consisted of OIL
liver Johnson, Jane Trcscott and Enos Hills
Tho best spirit prevailed, and tho discussions
were animated and interesting. The prominent
speakers were Henry G. Wright, Marius X. Rob
inson, Truman Case, Isaac and Jane Trescott,
Samuel Brooke, and NJ. A. w. and Oliver john
son. Tho subjects discussed are disclosed in the
following resolutions, which were heartily
adopted;
! Resolved, That in the agitation which now
pcrvades the whole country on the subject Of
Slavery, its abolition or extension. VIC see at
once the fruit of the moral movement In which
we are engaged, and an encouraging sign of the
, ultimate triumph OF our cause.
Resolved, That in the truth OF our principles
aud the eternal supremacy Of Right over Wrong
Light over Darkness Truth over Falsehood, VIC
have pledge from the hand of God himself,
that the efforts Of timo-sorving priests and cor
rupt politicians to stop the present agitation by
/ bo uttcply fntilo
Resolved. That now. ,vhile Tho nttcnt;o, of
the whole country Ia ti,,rcd to Tho snJjcct of
slavery. ia a noril;arlv Cavorolic nor;aJ tor a,-
ii Slavery effort. and that wc hcrchv rcco,,riz,
the obligation resting upon US us a Society
to aid to the full extent of our ability, in the
! agency of tho Prose aud tbci;virc srootnr
Rc:olyed That we reward tho AMI" slavery
| Rnglc ne an ;rJ;s,ors,llo ;rst,,,,,on,ai;,,. a.
tho promot;or 81 ,hc co,,eo l.; ,h NVostor,, as
nnd tbnt ,yc nro,,isc ind;y;duaii,. al noi,oo'
t;vol, 20 10 OK, ios, -, a,,,J ;t
contyihntc nccunioriIv 70 its s,,n,,or,
Resolved 1hnt wc hnvo hcarI with oroot cat
isfaction of Tho ,ros,,o,t tha, Ain, KoIIo,. Eos
I tor aud porlor puIsLnr,, 80, a ;,,j,,,ad -
visit Ohio during tho cns,ing Syr,y,,,.r and tbot
we PLEDGE tbcn NOT only hearty vclco,nc. INF
orr earnest aud oI;c;o,, 90 o,,oro,;o,, t o,,oLIo
thc,n to 6,IGI tIc oL;o.,s 81 ,io;, ,,;s.;o,
Resolved That 40 Ahol;,ior;sta of Ohio oro
abundontlS ohlo 70 snsta;n 10 A { pv',io onS
70 ,ro;nts; ,,,r,,,. ,a,er, ,,.i,,s, -
4 slovey,. scn,;,,o,9t oc ,bo S., e,,J ,La, iha,.
o,,ol, a;,Ler - ~, 49,, .s, ',;.s -
tributions from tbo East
Resolved That n IL tho r;o,t &C ,l,o s,oro 90
oscano from slnvnry ami cor9o 70 ,bo non slovo
States and to ,,sc ony none, ~ ,rno,tv Of
| the slovcbolJcr 10 ,id Kin, In csoo,,;nra
Rcsolvcd 'cbs, IL Il .bn ricbt "pd Sr,,. n ,bo
reonlc ~ tbo .sia,o 20 H.
! slavcs 70 RIM nuav md 10 ci,c ,hc,n IL onJ
,ro,oc,;o,, o,a;nst II; o. ha., ,,a
Como s JiJmol sIa,dhoiJors a. ". =,
,bo co,ornr,ont -
peso,,od That !, "a ,ho &c ,,,o ,,o,,,,o ,e
tho ,o,,-sia,,o S,'.as -, ;sro',a!d So ~ c.
stitution and all laws that have been or may be
passed by Congress, tn facilitate the re-capturc
oi runaway slaves by IMPOSING hnes and penal
If bumanit,, c;vc food and shelter 10 rho star,,-