Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-10-26
VOI.N6.
Indignation Meeting at New Lyme.

IN conformity with previous public call, tho
people OF New Lyme and vicinity assembled In
mass meeting for the purpose of taking action
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".,"e' was CHOSEN eheirman' and Albert
o. hail' Secretary.
Committee of four was appointed 10 draft
Resolutions. consist;ro NJ Nossrs pon p..,...
Nor,o,,o nSo,.,, -. - 1.S,aSs,
:, -'' '""' e0N ana "icnao'
hcOhrIhy'
The Committee having retired. the % Fuo;t;vo
pill" ,vas road. A nroeo,,rd ,;tou.o ~.;...,
- P'o'v'"U oN.sV ie's"eo'
saw Mnen INC more ooious features Of tue
Bill, wrung sighs and groans from honest
hearts. The Committee having returned made
the following Report.
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whereas, Inc Congress OF the United States
nave nav passca Dili known as tho Fugitive
plil, ano ,nas OIL, having become law by tho
sisna.uie VI s9 ,',n tres'uen'i ana whereas, the
Srcr S, suu oni 70 'ne ie-cap.uie Oh fugitves
~, "nu ~ orucr 10 ,acintate tnat OBJ
ioi env opportunity Oh
~ =. .' NV "nvso uu'l win DePu'y mar
I snai' - " see 70 me me renuiuon OF Ine slave;
anu nhcicus, salu OH makes II an offence pun
@ @nhaole WIN nlo ana imprisonment to aid,
Po'S' y, 'heuer .i', 'ne oiaVei ana whereas VIC
| e 60, ~ Su VI. oiuaheu oi"'e-es'ches ana
0iSVc,nun.crsi ,,i therefore r-
.11 w. w. tns' ,o seiu oiii ~ one 70 inia-
mus lious "Iu u"souiikc III ns character thas
s ous"s W w 'eS,S,eu, d,s0oeyed' anu umnpleo
,i ioos az az ~ haIarus' ~
a. NeocNeu, tmat we WIZ not ald IN the ex-
nor under anv circn,nstanccs rnatevc, '"''
3. Resolved, That as the slave power Of this
Nation has combined to impose upon US fines
u a T. s we us'e 70 ooey .ne nrs'
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and pledge ourselves to bear our share of the
1uf.nen many backs making the burthen
4. Resolved, That Commmitte of ten shall
be appointed to correspond with other Sections
VI uu oJun.ry IN reference 10 inc tormauon OF
and actual nurnoso ~ soo;,a o,,r .ugcr;ns
friends and their families provided for in case
they arc hned for violating this horrible bill.
,rhc !. eu, .,sii,o, iha' we looN upon 'he niavs'
cd of beincs. ,or. o,'s and ,I,, ~ 49,, who
will for hire or other inducomcnt become Saus-
catcher; and we shall iook with horror upon
sne .ian VINO wiii take the once OF Commis,
by such an ono. ' - 80 r'O'e''
6. Resolved, That VIC arc desirous that tho
free colored mrn (for We know no Slavc) shall
remain I WIN US instead Of neeng % monarcm,
us who arc non-rcsi,tants with our lives Il ne
ccssary,-those who believe that resistance to
iyrahts Is ooeohence 70 God with such IN
dcmond 10 VIZ u''"' '"' o''"'''" may
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p..,.u - a, r-., ~
.,,d pI,o. r..L'...~ -" ~, ,'I
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oa ., 49,,
ohd resolution was then considered, and on
'"o'oh oi Mr' hail was amended by insert
'"s "'er 'he "ofd "hesoiveo' the following
eiauso' ''ha' VIC utterly condemn tho action
oi 'hosc VINO supported TINS Bill in ConSree,
ana laud those who oppose it, 1t was then
unanimously adopted. The 3rd and 4th reso-
lutiohs were 'hcn' on motion, taken up togcth-
or, and debated at length by Mrssrs Brctell.
Peck, VIM. Stults. James RrocL way and Nc.
C.r,h,. IT. - =, -
A"e 'u'''e'' VA 'i'e "oeVihs was mere
arrested oy motion to adjourn until to-mor-
row evening, half-past six O'Clock. Said mo-
ton being carried the meeting adjourned accor-
dinghy. z
Oct. Oh; Pursuant to adjournment, people
again assembled. Resolutions, srd and 4th be-
ing still under discussion. Mr.. Peck moved TO
amend Resolution 4.h by crasing tho word
"mutual," and substitute for the word COM
pany" the term " League" and also to insert
between the words seeing and our the words
"all Of: the clause as amended reading a.
follows, "formotion of protection League for
tho avowed and actual purpose of seeing all Of
opr suffering friends" &c. The amendment
, was received and Nc resolutions unanimously