Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30
(From tic Milwaukee Free Democrat
Mr. Hale in Wisconsin.

ne ttlNcIt OF NlF. it1fs I'D our SINE, has
/ been glorious mission forFreedonI. He came
/ into our Slnte last Mcndny, reacling Keno
sha nt ) o'rlucl;, p. NJ. Kcnosha had been
tlironged with people from the country, who
lalc TO hear this eloquent champion Of
Liberty. The Baptis, church was filed with
ladies', who sat for hours, waiting for the mr.
rival of MIR. Hale, who was expected Mt half
past three, T.. NJ, hut the WuukcgaD folks,
without consulting us, changed his appoint
nrht till afternoon and thus cruelty dsap.
! pointed Il multitude at both Kcnosi,a and
! Racine. However, n considerable number
| from the country still remained, and in the
| evening, though much exhausted, aud suf-
iering from severe cold and hoarscness, he
addressed crowded audience at the church.
Al o'rlnrll in the morning, we started
for Racine, and T.. NJ. Kinney, who keeps
fire horses, aud Knows low to express pas
scngers safely aud swiftly, took us through
the aud. ! / miles, in nn hour and half
! Could tnd no friends about at that carly
| notr--ale breakfast, and, al O'Clock, took Il
| cnIllHCe Tor Huntingdon, " here we arrived
! quarter before II aud found the men and
! women OF Burlington and the neighboring
towns assembled, anxious to hear the voice
of their chosen lcadrr. The new stone
chnrcl' not Yet completed, was crowded,
and those Who could not get inside stood
around the door and windows outside. Mr.
ilnle smoke mn hour md n half with ,rr.,t ec:
feet. We C5lloweb win n fn,v re,n,,i,s ,,icr
il ,yss rroncspd :, ,,te ,ho ,.o,o l., c,or r.
Hale \ 'i,ivsrv,l bon, ,r ,,,o ,,o,,, ~, III
when t,o ,o,,, worn cni,.I e. No, ,,r ,,,os
oiven \ ,lelon,,;o, or,;rad rrn,,, p"o;r,
is, be ;,ra ,h, cIoso ,r ,t,a ,,,no,;,, o., sn.,,r.
II poss;bIo ,r ,;s, cror, NJ, u,Io 70 ,ha, c;,,,
From burlington we went to ElkEorn. At
spring Prairie, we met an escort oi friends,
nt tl,e orepr il socr,eJ ,s ;r,ho ,,bojn co,,n'
,rv had cr,n,;cj ;,salf ,,ron y, G.,v ocr.s ,f
,,,o,,ud M ;ro,,r, Ito,,s, 600. fII,d ,,.;,h
I,dies lookinr on, n, tl,e oncned windows
stand wns erec,cJ on,s;,Io and sc,,s or.
ranged tor,,he ladies thnt could no, rc, in.
s;Jr vhrn tb, mnl,i,,,do os,;,n,,sd ,s ,i,rsa
or four ,Ion.n,d WE'RE discussed around
strptrhju~ nvnv n, - ,listn,lr,,. mud fr;nrei
with filled cnrriagcs, presenting sea of ex-
peeian' faces. And for two hours Mr. Hale
rOnfcd me t''ng words OF trnt'' into wiling
a '',,' .1a'..s Hs"''s "c ."'iiis'ashl
~ "'p,''''iaes.' ine '''ee,ns
n'1IG ai WI m''" "',o I'os ,or iia'e' '.u
on,l,S;.,s,;. .no ',ss y, msao 4..ae a.
c':,i e. "s ~ | .a.eases s .e
80 ~ " " a.. ~ ..".'
,,.;,,',,i -, d., ,,o,ar,,,, oyI;,,;,,, nc,.,,,,
rs, EIr IJain and v.il, r., 70 ,yori, Oil, ra'
- W. Ia u.s. u.s. g. a;s,.;,,. e..
rio. .F,c. np,,or,n'ic r,na,;a,cs ~
In ,la cvc,,in,, ,,.,. rrn,o ~ E,s, PROV, o,1
-l1nud Mr. ,D,ukec n,ldrcss;nr lnros nm.
.,Iirnco. n,r IJoIr laliore,l; ;u',, Lr;ef sneech
,noI,inr Cnur sneerlcs and G5 niles or r;,jina
in n cnrringer,mri of rho wnv' over ver1
had ro.d-'in one dnv.
Ypsrcr,,,v t;,rrrnon Mr. u.ls ,Idr,ssed !
lorun ,udiaHre at VVnuI<,si,, and made
yerv uoueriid npncai tn tho mpn and wo. 3
,rrI, nf ,hn, country IN sustain fiee nr;nc;.
,Lss Ar ,he c,ose 7, s,rrin~ Hale SOM was
suu,, hv n srlert cnoir Ara Quarter 10 two.
p ii Mir Hale ieti Vi,nI,esba ncromnan;eJ d.
Inv Messrs. kilbourn. Paine and Douglass
in n rnrrinre and G,ur with Angs for ,h;s
ci,y. At the Cold Sp,ing House. w, were
met hy n band of; n,,,sir.. in O,k,ev,s new
omnibus will, n banner inscribed
to,,Nr ID u,Ir .
he ihiENp or FREE Homes, FREE La
bohi AND TREE SPEECH
aud cavulcade appointed by the Free DEM
ocratic league, and under tie direction oftha
President, Dr. L. B. Wocolt, he was escort },
ed into the city. The Procession moved s
down Chestnut, W. Water, Oneida and East
Water slrees, TO Gardner's Hall. 1t was late
before he arrived, and the hall was crowded,
ladies occtpyiuu n good share of the caller.
les, MIR. Hale spoke about 35 minutes OF,
the respopsbili,ics of individual men and
wo,uen for tie nrcseut nosi,ion of Ills Cov.
crpn,c,, in Inn 10 .inycrv and frcedn,,
md d,ey hsn,,,it;,I f,,,ro nr,ha p,eJge nr
c,,Lors n,nLo or GI,.i;,v ~ Eraod,,, 49,,
,l,ny soucI, IcI, of Alt,;gl,v Cod n secure
iii. urnnJ bless;,g io, ,InnseIyes