Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-14

HiNot hONNi NhNW'j hhN odiiC W Nlt
same time, sail to the that he "poilically
abIored, aud rclgiously loothed Abolition"
inquired of some of the leaders, if That man
was member in unity, IA brother in the
Lor,l.) They said lie was; and one of the
two who had set at the head of thot meeting
perhaps more than twenty-five years, said to
me, "thut it was likely that Taylor, as much
thought lie was in his duiy when doing us he
did in Mexico, as we think we are in our
duty when going to our religious meetings"
SO it seems our religious folks cnn lie rcli-
giotisI Iy--can teach their children to lie reli-
gio'isly, and even the Friends can vindicate
aggressive war for the enlargement of slave
territory religousy, and the murder aud yio-
laion of women may be done reIigiously and
"aboIiOn bc religiously loalhed."
Aud now the question arises, what shall
he done? What can he done? Can this
moral, political aud religious darkness he re-
moved? We'll ] am for an effort being
made but who is TO do the work, there np-
pear TO be hut few in Indiana, who see much
to do, and some of them who do sec, are
afraid to speak out. Could you not send us
souc help from Ohio, this coming season.
Where is II. G. Wright? we need some more
of his kind of truths in place OF our kind Of
lies. Could you not send us Pillsbury or
Walker, or some oiler or some more oi!our
strong men or women?
am aware of other parts Of the country,
as well as Indiana that need correcting, look
at the Chiisiiuua Tragedy, where they use
The law like II spitlcr-wcb,
10 catch the dies and let the was2s @ free,
Favor the i'll while the just abused be.
But let the people in the East attend TO that.
We want more labOrrrs to turn out into the
field. Men aud women too, who are able TO
Snake the country us George Fox said "a
good Quaker would ten miles around" We
want host before whose doings the whole
laud shall trcmbIe. Men who will 20 forth
against the whole land of sinners. Against
people aud its priests. We wan, "Boan-
ergcs." We want "sons of thunder" We
want men "baptiscd with the Holy Ghost,
aud with fire,"-siout-hcurtcd aud God.in-
spircd "mcu who will 20 forth into II faith
less world to be hated -stoncd-scourgcd
nad it need be slaiu." Men to whom resist
ance is nothing, aud TO whom public oppro-
brium loses It's shame. Who will count loss,
gain-and shame, glory. These are the mcn
who move the word-ihese are the men to
save this nation, if il bc saved. They have
AN eye to see its lolies-a heart to weep for
its sins, and yet these nrc the men OH whom
evil tongues lhl-the Priests and the Lcvite,
brand their names with ininlny, and cast Their
unbuYied bones into the Gliehenna ofPopular
shame, and all the rabblc shout amen.
And now nfew words TO us who are not
qualified thus to labor and yet urc able TO
sustain those who must aud do thus labor
and suffer; and in doing this know not how
TO express my views better tlun by extract
ing in part from report and address already
cxtant; awe have no more right 10 expect
y
than to expect our fields to bring forth the
nccessarcs of life without our care or la
bor aud in carrying on this work our asss-
tancc is indispensable. Men and women Of
proper qualifications are needed TO go forth
to the work, and it is obviously right that
those who leave their business aud 20 forth
to meet the malignant shafts which are al.
ways hurled ut the advocates Of unpopular
righteousness should be sustained. This
aid should he given not grudingly but hear
lily, the lecturer it is true has no right to go
than those who send him. But this is as
true of us ns Of him or her. None Of us
hive a right TO pursue pecuniary business
for mere personal or selfish ends, beyond
whnt is really necessary, while others are
ont aboring for him as much as for them
selves, and suffering the privations and nbu-
ses above described. Aud urc there NOT
some who profess 10 be good retormers who
ARE so busy "udding house 10 house and field
to field, us scarcely 10 take Time even TO ut
tend reform meeting in their own neigh.
horhood, while the lecturer had scarcely
enough 10 keep him or his family from the
poOr-house. Il is time this subj was
Vowed in more rational light,-limc the
aboilionists should consider that one law o
obligation rests upon all alike. That the
duty 10 be unselfish rests equally OH the
speaker aud the hcnrcr finally friends lei
us all become Democratic aud take hold and
press onward and upward together, let
Onward, upward, be our watchword, Though
the winds blow good or i'll,
Though the sky be fair or stormy, These should
be our watehwords still;