Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-06-21
The UniIarlaus and Slavery,

AT tic annual mpCling Ol tlc AUlcilcNO /
Unitarian Association in Boston, this week,
tie Rev. Samuel J. May, oi Syracuse, n. V, |
offered the following preamble and rcsolu- |
tion whirh we tind in the Commonwealth.
"Whcreas, Ills exrclleucy Milliurd
FILLMORE, whose official signature made the
Fugitive Slave B,il, a law, is Unitarian
aud the Hon. Daniel Webster who eXertcd
all his official aud personal Influence 10 pro-
cure the passngc ui tlIat Bill, has been until
recently, il hc is MT n0w IA mruIcr of u Uni
tarian Church and, whereas, one oi the only
three Representatives from New England,
who voted for that Bill, is the Hon. ;. A. /
Elliot, II distinguished Unitarian of Boston,
known To have been educated Tor the Unita- |
rim ministry; aud, whereas the present Rep
rCscntaiivc of the United States Government
nj the Court ot the British Empire is Uni !
tariau, aud his .wo immediate predecessors
wclc.nn preachers oi this gO>pCl-uld one
uf ihcu. Hon. Edward Everett has publicly
declared his approval of Mr. WrhSlcr's course
luucliugNhiS most wirkCd law and, whereas,
the Hon. Jared Sparks President of Harvard
College. and President ui the Divinity School
Ht Cambridge, formerly u distinguished nliii-
lister, aud Il very elaborate aud uhle eXpoun-
der uf our distinctive doctrines, is one ui thc
nunbcr WHO addressed n letter to Mr.. Web
sler, commenting him for what lac had suid
aud done in hehalf of the Fugitive Slave
| Inv; aud still more, because the late Presi-
dent OF this American unitatun Association
! Dewey, one OF the most popular preachers,
| expornders, and champions oi the Unitarinn
/ 1Hitb, has been more earnest aud emphatic
tlHn any man in his nsscrvalion that this law,
internal aS is ought nevertheless 10 he obey
ed and, because the gentleman who this day
rcircs from The highest position ia Our
ec',eS'"S''c"I po"y' "ie new ~ u"n'ic'' Is
u!"t'S'""u 10 n%|t give" W ms "'''eS'cn 10
'l''S lowest "I uli '"WS ana se'eIa' "' u'e
"H''lSViSheu' "HI" ministers o' cur dc,
honillh'lon il "u" Hehr bos'"H' 'h' hea"
quarters oi 1nl'aF''is' nave p'eaeie" OOe"l-
ehee I'd W'S hap'
we 'hr'e'"ie ieci cspec"iIy cai'cu upon
ny ihe inquest co"slueI'aIo"S' ~ l"'S, uie his'
Seh'ra' sh'ncIilg oI our bo"!, sihce 'he
"D"Ne hahlUu cAI"SuI's oi ,'le "''s"""""css
oI our he"IoelS' 'o"r''"ro III lhe h'oS' pun
l,c an" cllP',nuc hi"''her' ''"t we cohS'uer
ll'e tus'lNe S'"'' Law most le"rlnl ,io'a'
uoIl VI 'ue ~" o' uo"' us tauHht ny Jesus
C"'ic' anu "is "Pos'es' anu .ne,e'u'e' an
nhedehce 10 y MS Pfhc'icHl il,ildellly TO lle
A",lor alu r"Isher "i "'c Nh''s"'h ra''"
ana To lhe lnlparUai fa'i'ef ol Tue "hole hu-
man laihly.
Resolved, therefore, That we tie Ancrl-
can Unitarian Association, earnestly eAhoH
nII WHO would honor Tue christian name, |
hut csPcchlIy All WHO nave elllhracc- |
cu "lll us VIEWS Oh human MANURE, |
H,n'h"r 10 'I'ose ho'' up ny o"r Ie'ereu
Ch"h,'ihg-'o feh'"i''er lloSe III hol"S as
noun" "''" 'he'i ever 10 a'ten'll 10 90 'or
uleili' us we Wo'"" u'a' NC no" ehs'aNed OF
lus''Ne s"o"'u 10 i"r US III ah eAG"ahse oi
c"r'''ls'"''ccs'--'o c"'''ort u''o ana ''c'l III
'uci "''e,,p's 10 osc"Po i'p'' 'ne'I oIPIes-
rorS' alio ny ITO means 10 ne'rey ,no iugi-
'NeS, or III any way nssis' OF give 'le lens,
coul'el'hrce 10 i"e 'r,Iei ine''' VINO "ou'd
return 'leul 70 slavery.
uPle"'s ''iu' ui's l'e"'''"c "uu .eso'u-
"oi' WHY l'esen'e'' 1T n', "'lio''"u"'o ',''o
Jus' previous :" 'nu "you,n'.,V,"' "h1n
sGreIo, n. u'cn'pu'S' no' nnowuns y ""s " % W
ohe'eu' ',u @ so"c W VIC ',u''7t'vo,y oo"-
ny hCN. lheouoIc IHIhcT, VINO slllpoI'cu u |