Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-01-17

Paris, he goes to Piudhnmmc. If mn nui.
slavery man gors TO Pors, he goes tn de
Brogc. As Dr. jackson said of his lament.
ed son, who died recently in Boston. i'm
Whatever cnmpuy he went, ho nailed his
illg high, that nll men might know li uriu-
clplcs. (Chccrs.) Now, | snv, that Luui.
hossliil did NOT nail the hng of his prirci.
pies high to tic nmst; il he had, llangmnn
fuulc would never lave invited him to
Washington. The worldwide love of m,n.
the burning enthusiasm, the hatred nj nh op.
prcsslon, that gathered Two hundred thnus-
and living hearts in Hungary, melted then,
ihlu one gant mass hy tie magnetism of his
great nuturr, and hurled them like an awful
Iliundrrbplt against the throne Of the Cnsars
---nil that has not crossed the Atlantic; IL il
ihd, the pro slavery diyiues of New York, 49,
Inc men WHO say they dare not utter even n
prayer for tie three millions OF blacks
would never have gathered around H. He
VIII 20 TO Washington, aud to whom? To
Daniel Webster aud llangman Foojc. Had
hc been the kOss,ith uf Pcsi, the Nossuth
whom Gcorgcy betrayed, ho would hnyc
gone To the prison of Dayton and Sa,rc.. io
see the men who have hccn lnndc syrr;
ice Tor the crinc OF loving tllcir bruihcr uan
us they loved themselves. lie would have
suid:--'No matter what your laws are.
broke the laws of Austria for the Magyar
The European who has rent parchnIcuis to
rags when they siuod in the way of liberty.
vino lns trompled ON laws thousand ycars
old when they stood in the way of humanity
aud justice; TINT man, who comes to Amer
zen, aud goes not to the prison of Drayton
and Sayres, to the Court house where the
men are bcrg tried for the Chrslnna riots.
as olr press calls them, las lowered the
tone OF lis spiit, aud compromised that
great inmc which came over before him.
Ilri is the indictment TINT the Ahniiion-
lists bring against him 1t is not ihut ne
does not love Hungary. II is not TINT lac is
coward, and that his philanthropy shriuks
hrlorc the public opinion OF Amcricn. No.
We do not know that hc was ever afraid
OF any lling below God. Though no cow
ard, lac is selfish. Just ms selfish as all pat.
rioiism is. lie loves his own laud, and Ia
that land hc is willing to sacrifice The duiy
hc owes tn truth. An advocate said Lord
Broughmup, defending Queen Caroline. 'hv
the sacred duty which lin owes Iiis clcul,
knows ia the discharge 0f.Jlsi office, hlu
one prrson in The world, THAT CLIENT AND
ToSE orliER. To save thai client liy all OK
pcfiicnt hieans-tn protect ifat ciioht- al az
ha=drds and costs 10 al others, and nmoug oih-
ers 10 lhuIscll:-i, the highest aud most ui-
questioned ol his duties; aud he mast mol re-.
gard he alarm, MC suffering, the tormcai, Me
destruction, Thjch he nay bring pch dHyolier,
Nav, that, in another form, is Kns>utl's
patriotism. u love Hungary says he. stand
usdc, all ye other races; ! will So mould my
ianglugr, will 50 pour out my culogy, Iwiil
80 lavish my praise, ihnt ! will save her; let
other races take cure of themselves This,
ihcu, is the criticism of the anli-sluvcry re-
former Whoever strengthens tie American
Union, strengthens the Chain of ilc American
slave. Whoever praises the policy of This
country since the Constitution began, whcth-
rr ia Florida or Mexico, strengthens the pub-
lie opinion, II is a foe to the slnvr. Louis
Nossuuh has thrown AZ the feet Of the Union
patty the weight Of his gigantic name, aud
every conscience TINT had begun 10 lic trou.
hlrd is put To sleep: KoSsuh is free from
American preludics, unbiased aud djsiuicr-
Csicd. lie tells me 10 love the Uuion. So
will observe the laws; so ] will huuisl The
slave from my thoughts, ms kOssluli does
kosSuth saves Hungary by subscryicncy u
the South: | viii snvo the Union in The same
way This is the same old principle, the
world round. How much truglI may sacri-
fee, 10 order 10 save some lillC Zoaf m
Which God huS given me being? How
uurh sllrucing of the truth is permitted us
here 10y God, in order that we may help him
govern the world How muny noble in
slincls may we slille, how many dcspot hearts
nmy We comfort, to help God snyc Anrrica (;
Nmc! Great chceriug.) No, he did not
scnd us into the world to free the slave. lie
dni not send kOssulh into the world TO snvc
Hungary. lie scut him into the world lo
speak lils whole ruth, for the White and III,
back men; 10 feel as ruan for his brother
man, aud TO spcak irliat he tct; then, if Hun
gary is saved, 10 Join ni the jubilee viii
which nll would celebrate her snlyaiion.-
loud clccrs.) o, men are so ready to take
upon themselves the great responsibility q
doing some great work in the world. hav,
got To save the Union, aud therefore mus
return fugitive slaves. ] have got TO redeem
| Hungary, and therefore may he an Anuir
can dOuglIlnce, Instead of an European pat
! riot
This is the verdict llidt history shall bring
When, hereafter, Ide historian is telling lhc
story of some great lnan, WHO Iins done ser
vice TO his kind, iilc he one who loved onll
his own race, or color or country, aud stop
ped ihere--wIo loved FrencIIman hecallsc
lac was himself born in Paris born IN
London, was ready to serve all Euglisllmcn
If he were one who has rendered somt
great service 10 II single nation, or loved hi,
own race and hated 0ll others. lac shnll say
This wns great mmn--hc WIS the kossulh
tile Webster Of his day. But when he shall
dip his pen in the sunlight, 10 inmortuiZc
some greater spirit than that,-one whose
philanthropy, like The ocean, knew ma
hounds The eagle of whose spirit towering
in its pride OF place. looked down upon tho
earth, aud saw bloued out from lha mighty
scene, all the lilto lines with which mui
had narrowed it OUT, and took in every In
man being ms n brother, aud loved all race,
with an equal humanity; who never sIlenced
( the truth, That the wine Inan might Longer
trample on the black or thought tho safety
OF bis own IHud cheaply bought n, HE prizes
of lavish euloges laid on HE f0olstool 0
petty tyrants-he shall dip his pen in IN,
gorgerous hues Of the sunlight, and write