Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-05-08

! scd under the pretencC OF preserving lhN'o'
late the Constitution, aud, MS consequence
the Uuion of these States! Now, Dir. Ma
son, of tile Virginia school OF strict consirtr-
iiouists, It's author, knows,-and Danicl
! Webster, tho 'expoundcd of the Constiiu.
tom aud the Union Safety Connniliec
know-nild every man of common sense
| knows, that the power of delivering mp iu.
! gillyes from service is granted TO tie states
ns soycrcigns only, and that Clngress has
no power whnicycr--u1t the sliglHest-io
pass any such law. This is not the place
| Tor argument, bat simple statement OF an
| opinion. II this Union shall ever he hated,
| that law will cause it to be hated. II this
| Union shall ever be disnlved that law VIII
| he its dcath-bDw aud cause OF dissolution!
so that were Ian uhouinnist OF 'hc disunion
! school, should not, on tic 18th, wear sack
/ c'Oath aud ashes, hat greatly rejoice llmt
! good was being evolved ont of evil, in de.
s'roying forever that lypocrilical cunt OF
politician and priests, who can pray for al
tie atrocities OF slavery, on account of the
glorious blessings OF freedom which The
Constitution promises 10 the down-irOddc1
uuiiuus-whcn now they are found in Tie
patent scoundrclism OF iramplilg that Con-
slluliOn under foot, in base submission to ihc
slavC-;yrGnls OF this nation
But us ! am really Cuion man, and for
submission phySicrdly 10 tho laws, | regret
the passage oi that law for tho Unions snkc; (;
and Whilst, on the one hand, us lav0wcd To
Kentucky, all earth could not make me asss,
in the execution Of that nlisnomcr, SO, OF
the otlcr hand, caunot give my sanction
10 violent resistance of laws, while OIL the
statute book, and not yet by the proper
courts declared uull and Unconstitutional.
II adds to my II gre; at not being present
on the l2llI, that shall miss the occasion OF
hearing the ruc Chris,iun aud man, TnEo-
D0RE PARKER; aud that | shall hc unable
10 meet personally that distinguished band
of men and women who constitute the
American abolition party-WEose motives
iufc, ou ull proper ucCHsiGns, ut great per
soaal suctihicr, viudicutrd. To YOU comes
40 reward OF earth; not In the social circle
hot Of gold-n0i the pleasures Of sensual
ism, however much purified IN The fcG Rud
plastic arts, IN music, and in poetry TIE
power OF place, where ambition grows inl-
mortal in achievement. caring not whether
ot good or CVil--uot Of fiinc, to live IN
STORED urn or animated busi'-lit strug-
Cling ever for the True aud the MEECIFUL--
giving uitcrance, nj all huznrds, To tho voice
less wo OF The millions, who else have no
dNNOcac--H 'iicTc ne on cArtn my fCttItn-
Gle of Iliai divine spirit which Gud through
man Ia nrn reveals, are yon NOT the true
priests? You are ,lic avengers and though
Webster cry peace, and though ministers
cry peace, and though the press cry rcare-
ihuugh all the earth cry pcacc-aud even
though the ''niGn Safety COMMITTEE cay
peace, there shall he no peace, till iu,iicc Ice
no longer 'coNPpoNisEp'! 10 this liberty
caning people, of all nations the most op
pressye, that God, whose arm is not short
cued,' and whose ears IRE never closed 10
the poor aud feeble who call for help, shall,
through many brave spirits, North and
South, ever thunder into the ears Of tyrants
-Narch, MARCH, MARCH No more peace
for eper, until Nc iron band BE ioosed, and all
men shall be FREE! I
have tho honor 10 he,
Your ohrdient servant,
CASSiU5 II. CLAY.
WENDELL PnlLLlps, Esq,
Chairman OF Sub Committee, &C., Boston.