Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-09-18

NcNci1 uoW nHlg5 ~ DVctou.
have said, sir, that this scniiment Is just.
And is il not? Every escape from Slavery
necessarily and instiuctiyely awalscns the re-
| gard Of all WHO Iov0 Freedom. The cnden-
voe though unsuccessful, reveals courage,
manhood, character No story Is roud with
more interest than that OF our own Lafayette,
when, aided by Gallant South Cnrolininn,
In defiance of the despoiic ordinances of
Austrin, kindred to our Slnse Act he sirove
TO escape from the bondage Of Oinutz.-
Lterntrc pauses with exultation over the
struggles oi Cervunies, the great Spnniurd,
while slave in Algefs, 10 regain the liberty
for whirh he says, in his immortal work,
we ought to risk life itself, Sluyery beiug
the greatest evil that can fall 10 the lut OF
man." science, mall her manifold IriUmphs,
tIirobs with delight and pride, that Arago
the nsjronomor and ,osopher-devoted
republican nlso--was redeemed from burbnr-
ous Slavery TO become one of her greatest
sons. Religion rejoices sercnely, with Joy
unspenkablo, in tue fnnl escape of Vincent
do Paul. Exposed Ia the public square of
Tunis 10 the inspection Of tho irnflickers in
huinnn flesh, this ilusirious Frcnchmnn, was
subjected to every vileness Of treatment, like
II horse, compelled 10 open his mouth, 10
show his teeth, TO trot, 10 run, TO exhibit his
sfrength in En;ng hu,thens np,i thap lila, "A
horse IoraII,, soi,i ir ,,.rla, oya,, p,,ss;nr
from, ,,.,,,r IN n,as,er at,.r n ,ra,,.c,ad
serv;,nds no acl;eycd Ill resdn,, ond re'
c,;,;n,, Eranca co,,,,nan.ad ,,,a, rosnlsn-
deut career of charity by which lie Is placed
unong Tie great names of .Chrisicndom.-
Princes an,i oro,ors INV, Inv;sbed nonegvr;cs
upon this fugitive slave; aud the Catholic
Church in homage 10 his extraordinary yir.
tues, has introduced him into tile colnpnuy
of saints.
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-" Who could refrain
Ihat mad a hcnrt 10 love, and IN that heart
Courage to mako his love known' :
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nvcnging non p1oscrihed hv Won dnr;ng
l;tc ,Iey vii nroscriho yo, ,byo,;aI, ,II ,;mee
Sir oIreoJv iuJgmont 10 Lcgin,,in,, A
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niu noW, s''' 'c' US reS,e" "'o he'u over
""''" We ""Nc P"ss'u, we nave scem ''n'
""y cuup'o"''sc' lin"''y r'os,nS u!e o'sc"s-
s'o" VI Si"NeIy uhueT u!e Co"s"'u'lon, u
g'o'u'c"'' upsur"' uhu Hnpo'eh' tn". us
slavery can eN'st ohIy ny virtue ol poshNe
!a", a'Iu US u nus no such posi'Ne support
IN the CONSTITUTION II cahhot exist "lli'h INC
Na'ioha' JnrIsdic'lon; 'hat INC CONSTITUTION
nowhere recognises properly IN man, ahd
Ihat ACCORDING TO us true interpretation,
rfeeedom ana not slavery Is hnliohni, WINE
slavery ana hot IIcehohl Is sectional; H'ht,
IN tins splrIt, The National Government was
hrst organlzed under washington, himself
nn hooilllohlst, surrounded ny Aholl'Ionists,
WINE the Whole country, by us Church, us
Colleges ns Literature, ana all lts best vol
ces, was united against Slavery, aud the
national nag at that time nowhere within the
National territory covered single slave
sun 'urller that lhe National government Is
Government OF delegated powers, aud as
among these there Is no power TO support
slavery, iiIis institution cannot he national,
nor can Congress III any way legiSlale III It's
behalf; ana, lnally ihnt ;he establishment
OF this principle is Mo true way OF peace
aud safety for the Republic. Considering
next the provision for the surrender OF iuei'
tives rom labor, we have seen that It was
ilo' one ol lhe original compromises OF uie
oons'l,,nou '.''' !" was introduced 'aruiy
anu WiiI' hesl'a.oi' ana nuoP'cu WIN ll!''e
o,scuss'oh' anu '''e" n,iu io' long PeIior
aller was regarded W1i e9nllara'iVe Inuli'
lcIuncci 'iI". .iIc rese,. oI"to NJ mIT"sn
many u'hes sunGohsc'n"onh', % osp'uin,y 90
on TWO HfOuutls--IfFSf, us u iSuIIuliuIl Ul