Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-11-15

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prove very discouraging to the Wings, If
friend SMoLNiKAR's prediction should prove
true aud Fillmore be cut of in the midst of
his administration. We see no hope for him,
for we doubt whether the "pamphlet' will in
duce him to come to repentance aud become
n messenger of liberty and peace. As he
has commenced walking in the footsteps of
Judas, il will certainly be no loss to the coun-
try should he continue literally to follow him
to the Polter's Field:
Most urgent Appeal 10 dH true Republicans for
a cooperation 10 prevent near approaching
destruction Of human Lfc and property in The
United States, and 10 abolish he po,ctr of The
Pope and other lionUchs, threatening soon
to s'ceep array The Liberties ofUis country
The truth Of this inscription you may learn
from the Pamphlet, the contents of which are
expressed on the title page as follows:
"Lccture or the Dreadful abuse of human
Magnetism, improperly called Mesmerism,) in
the Mysteries of tho Roman Church and her
Daughters. Also, thirteen Resolutions unani-
mousy alop,cl on the 18th day Of September,
1851, in the Convention, held from the lth to
the 10th day Of same month, at Chardon Cen.
tire, Gcauga Co., Ohio to commence solcmnly
the New ETA Of Universal Peace, commonly
called tho Millennium. And a Supplement-
containing memorable facts for an easier under
standing OF the Truth ofthe Resolutions. Writ.
ten by ANDREW b. SNoLStKAR, formerly Priest
Of the Bcnedctino Order and Imperial Royal
Professor of Biblical Literature; afterwards by
signs according to Prophocics declared aul con-
frmcd Representative of Christ's Messengers
for the New Era comm oaly callel the Millcn.
mum. For sale by S. J. JENKINS, Salem,
Colum5iana Co., Ohio Cope, will be forwar-
ded by Mail to those who send money to the
above named; Sllem o. 81 for eight copies,
and s. for fifty copies with deduction Of 50
many copies rs required to pay the postage"
After careful pcrusal of the whole Pamphlet,
you will easily understand that It Is true, al
though it seems to be incredible, that as have
repeated many times and also in my writings 20
three Presidents, that before the cnl Of the
present Presidential A ADMINISTRATION, that ia, be-
fore March, 1862 Revolutions will commence,
in which Monarchies either openly or in such q
disguise as now in France, will be established
in these United S.atc', if you neglect to use the
means offered in this pamphlet, to purify thi'
Republic from M)narehical influence and TO cs-
tablsh the great R,ppbli, Of Universal Peace
which is usually although improperly called
.the Millennium. You will also learn from tn
pamphlet, that, although hundreds of volume
could be written in behalf of our divine Mission
to proclaim the Millennium, have conccntra
ted nt length in one volume the credcntial
which are to be used by all men and women, by
whom the Millennium is to be established.
wrote the manuscript for that volume first ii
Latin in the year 10. and invited Bishops
Priests, and other Latin scholars, to Latin
Convention which was appointed to commence
in May. 1870, in the city of New York. Prcsi-
dent TAYLOR was especially exhorted in my
writing to him, that he might send such officers
as understood Latin, to that Convention, and
gave him the reasons, that the contents of my
Latin manuscript for the examination of which
have appointed that Convention, were of tho
utmost political importance, and exhibited tho
means to purify this country from all Monarchi-
cal influence, and to spread the true Republican
principle on tho whole globe.
President Taylor has rejected this opportu,
nifty to stop, not only in this country, but also
in Europe, the progress of Mpnarchism with tho
weapons diynely prepared for our use, and has
Ig1,,, bo io1 he, ,c
ter the victory of Monarc hs ngairst RcpubH
cans in Earope, that he was as the twclftl
amongst Presidents, the same in regard to tn,
liberties of this Republic, or in regard to tn,
true christian cause, what Judas Iscariot was
. amongst the twelve apostles Besides all othc
. crimes committed by the neglect of his highcs
duties, also tho holy Martyr whose name yol
will read in the pamphlet, was asslssinatcd OF
his travelling to establish centre for mesScn
gers of the Millennial dispensation. Therclor
tha; Martyr was appointed by the Hoavcnl.
/ Congress, Revel. XIX; H., to be general an,
, he gave to the Internal Marshals and Cons,a
bles who are always ready, to destroy human
life and property on the 9th of July, 1851, per
mission, to effect in Philadelphia great cxplo
sion and fire, and six hours after that he sent
Ripping Spirit of German Lutheran Minister
to be tho oxeoutioner and to take away the lii
: Of President Taylor, to be besides many othc
: igns which YOU will read in the pamphlet,
J., peculiar sign Of cxhortation for his succcsso
and all ctizens of the United States, not to imi
y tate his example. After that the same hol.
o Martyr gave mo the communication, to appoin
n Convention for an examination OF my German
: translation of my Latin work. printed fo
= this purpose a pamphlet, entitled ImpOrtan
4 Disclosures in which that convention was ap
r pointed. to commence in Pittsburgh on the 2 I'll
: of September, 1860.
;, While that pamphlet was imprint, the da,
g for hanging Professor Webster, was appointed
Then the same Martyr has brought me the Mes