Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-24

that new, gigantic and national effort is
about TO be made, TO effect the expulsion
from these shores of the free colored popu-
lation, and their transportation TO the foreign
and pestilential coast of Africa ;-and where
as, this neinrious and cruel scheme ofwhole-
sale cxpatriation is based upon the hypocri-
teal, inconsistent, and infidel pleas, that
Christianity cannot do for them tthe free CO.
lored peoplc) here, what IL tciH do for them in
.ltiTcd )" and that the injuries inflicted on
Africa, are to be repaired, "by sending back 10
their original country race Of mon cndo,ced
'ch all The attributes Of ciuiii-diion, Cuisiiani-
ty, and The arts -
Resolved, That of all tho dwelcrs upon
the Continent of America, not being Abort
gines, the coored people have the clearest
and most sacred title TO a secure and unmo-
Tested habllaton.
That any proposition not emanaiing from
the colored citizens of these States them
selves, TO colonize Africa through their ex-
patrintion, IL an INSULT, a WRONG and an OUT
RAGE, aud ought to be resented as such by
all Just aud generous persons.
That the spectacle of nation, welcoming
to this country Immigrants from all nations
ana at once admitting them to the rights and
advantages OF citizenship, while it is devising
nnd carrying into effect plot for the abduc-
and meritorious of its o,y, cI,;IIron
spectacle calculated IN eyc;,o ' ,ha n;ah'.i,,s' =,
disgust of the whole c;y;Ii,,od ,.,.it a,'t
should receive the unmticatcJ exocra,;,o,, ~
every advocate of the uriuciuIes ~ ;,,",;oa
aud the rights of humanity.
That the Colonization Society in its ORR
gl, i.s riIhclpies, us objects, It's pretenccs,
of ,he n,oonoe, ,,1, ,'.oues VI oi,cI"'oni Is one
pro.slayery conspirnccs OVER Gymnd i' TO ''o oc'
complish an inhuman and diabolicnl purpose
That the doctrines and views avowed and
promulgated ny the American Colonization
SoO'O'!, u'o u''u"l,''a'' P'cia'ic auu n,hsPlle-
,,,s a. a. "al WIZ, .o p'lnc'Pes o' human
cnrntions of scrin,rrn md tho sn;r;; oc fos,s
Christ, and are a bold and atheisticnl denial
of the goodness, impartallity aud power of
"3d;
..,, iiu' 'le h'eIlcun a. =. society, ce'ied
coIorod rocc n,,o, ,h;S W. ,S's " no
tirpate the foul and internal system % ofsloyc.
ry-would again record its deliberate CON
domination Of the American Colonization So
cicty-eVery fresh development OF whose
n'' H.,. ues,su, proves NC lIlc lrienu ah,
in.oInnt nnJ fon,;,L 'sn;,,i;,n , I' i'"""' ;,
mate oflspring of thot system Which bss
made Amcrican-human-b beasts of three mil
lions of Gods children, created for "glory,
'onor' immortality, ana eternal HE"
Oh inc SuuJeet oi these resolutions, Fredo-
i''N Dous'asS spoke with great humor and
JOKE l"r somelehSth OF time.
NY''h AnoNf'oN' A'q" 'heh made noble
sPeoch III theT support.
Tho chairman of the Finance Committee
stated that, in addition to the sum collected for
tho Society md ,lrood,, ao,,,,,,,,.a, l,,,
,,o,,,s 90 Ssoo, 60. W, W
VI "'o"' %''0'
'0VN''N " "'ii"y INC expenses Oh
'ls iicetiiig' VIZ LOT inc nail, attendance, adj
vertising, reporting, Sc.
WILLIAM GooDEI1 mado sundry inquiries OF
Mr. Tho,nnsor 70 ,Iiob ~, r,,,l;,d
r. u s'.,,,,',,,. ~, .,..,.f..,,.
tho, - ','''''.''N,' 10 e'1"'''
that severe language towards the Shareholder is
"Iong '"u rehc'tea upon Mr. thompson
w, H. "Ai'i',s'N oe''huco tne cNped'eney'
i's"'iu'''o''' u"o uu'y ol inc Pialhest language
Vo""'us '"e si"'oholocr'
MI ! thompson maintained his position, and
uo'i"feo 'n"' nc hou not intended inc least Oh
renee 10 str' oeog"''k'
l'eV' Mr. raymond made some general re-
MARKS "ilch were ioliowed by remarks from
james MolI, " A. wheaton, W. IL. Bqrleigh
and D D. May
sANVEL MAY Jr', offered the following reso-
luton;
Resolved, ,1I i Ihntwe gratefully acknowledge
ities to which they lave so generouslv made
us welcome; and especially womb we ron