Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-07-19
WHOLE NO. 3O5.

Some ministers who have pursued n dif
tercnt course have found that theirs was tho
world, and not the parish of Ulunkers they
had minstered to before.
But the Northern divnes have allies in the
slGve States, men ofthe same kin. Look AT
them. Here are some statements from our
brethren of the South, which it is worth
while to remember for future day.
The New Orleans True American SAYS:
- We can assure the Bostonians, one and
all, who have embarked in the neiarious
scheme of abolishing slavery at the South,
,hat tdshes tciH hereafter be spared The backs Of
their emissdries. Let them send out their
men TO Louisiana; they will never return 10
tell their sufferngs, but hey shall erpiaie the
crime of interfering with our domestic insti-
tuition, 10y being burned al he stake r
The Augusta Age of Georgia is in tho
'Ercl les vein also - The cry Of the whole
south should be, Dedfh-insiant death 10 The
d6ohtioniSt uheyeren he is caught
south Carolina is not behind hand in this
matter. llcnrken to the Columbia Telescope:
LET Us declare through the public journals
OF our country, that the question of slavery
is not and shall not he open for discussion;
that The system is too deep rooted amongst us,
and must remain forerer that the very moment
any private individual attempts to lecture us
upon its iumoralites-in the same moment his
tongue shall be cut out, and cast upon The dung
hW'
have received several letters from Geor-
ga and the Carolinas, inviting me to visit
those eStetes-accompanied with the pleasing
promise that they toW gire me Hell, il will
come so iar;9 get it. OtherSproniso to come
TO Boston and assassnate riethere. Valiant
men-that keep their soldiers at home. 'Our
army sworc terribly in-Flanders.'
Sec other dcts Of The pro-sidpery purty The
Legislature of Pennsylvania has repealed its
laws protecting citizens from the kidnnpper;
only Tie veto OF single man saved the law
You know what has been done by Union
Committee in the North. You remember
the speeches at the Union Meeting in Fan
eril Hall las, November. The House of Rem
resentatives in Massachusetts refuses to pass
any law in defence of personal liberty laws
made for that very purpose are smiiten down
here in Boston. A mob of youths breaks up
a meeting in Faneuil Hall, under the eyes of
the City Marshal and the Mayors the police
OF the city are turned into kidnappers the
courthouse into barracoon; very approp-
rately il is surrouded hy chains. We have
seen Judges of the Supreme Court of Muss-
achusetts sioop aud bow, the knee and neck
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was symbolic spectale. Let us remember
| that.
Nearly 400 citizens of Boston hive been
forced to flee off out of the Model Republic
TO enjoy the unaienable rights of man in
monarchy?
10 the shame of Boston, we have seen n
man sent off TO Georgia TO he slave forever.
lie reached Savannah on the 18th of April.
seventy SIX years after the battle of Lexinp-
ton! The State voted $4,000 for monu-
ment at Concord TO the brave men who shed
their blood as freely us their brothers at Lex
ington, and this city pays | know not how
much to kidnap man and send him back to
Georgia. slave
Fifteen hundred men, says the Marshal,
offered their services TO him to guard the
man and conduct him through the State, q
salutary show, and help deliver him up to
his tormcntors What will you think of Mas
sachusetts men who would do this? There
were among the number gentlemen of prop
erty and standing, it is snid What shall
say OF men who would take their brother,
innocent of any crime, and carry him off to
lifelong bondage see him shut up in jail,
10 he fed on bread and water, denied access
to his mother, his wife made the mistress of
his masters lust, leave him TO be beaten with
the whip and paddle, and then sold into
eternal slavery! What shall say of editors
who will justify all this; of ministers who
defend II in the name of God ofiudges who
trample on human law TO bring il TO pass
Let me. leave it for another generation TO
speak worthily OF these things. Gods court
is for Eternity.
Such are the actions which flow from such
Ideas, and such the abnormal movement Of
America in the year gone by.
(To DE coNTINuED.)