Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-17

all iiS lnrnls, aud in all it, plar, =, we have
sWo ~ eternal lnstility. Oar sympathy for
firing hiItnnnily is broad ns rrrnlint,
rpnrIing to nll rlmcs aud embracing all
WHO hrnr the image Uf uur Creator. 10
prosecuted Hungary we tender the assurance
that 1--WE ircl Tor those IN bounds as bound
wttI ihrni." On this subject the Democrats
have spoken nlarulary.
The ", i talk about rniungling al T.
nnrrs nni standing on fnrrign ,oIi ! tnt they
Il ,rr utt TAX, distinct is.iIr un the prupririy
nf rNertlng our tuorul power, oiIr puliiral
infururp lu nrniutiiu the law nf nnIiuls.-
Substantially, b"th Wliigs and D'mocru ;
are upImStd ~ ~ uu this si,iil ct. They
would permit Russia nr Aust'in tn swallow
up Hung ry wiliuut amy protest ar rNl res
sion ul our di-npptolhtInu. We simpttliise
with the nprr.s s>rd ut all untiuus; and we,
the free ID nucrarl. liirril, ruislitlttr tie
party at piogte>S Al Bmr,lu we adopted
'hr Incy al "cieGp postage Of The peopie,"
aud iscIihrd IL upon OIir h,nnrr, aud un-
luIl'd il iu tie hrriz. We iuresi,w the AL
rhuiagrS ui Increasing the lhrliIiies ui ruin-
nrInIchilun among the MASSES, aud deter
uiln,d Ia confer upon our country tlcse
mu,GIS. white Wings aud Democrats were
TOO iiulih To take u position either for or
against il.
Iamnwnre that we are ofirn charged with
heng men oi one idea-indrcd, we are
sometimes called the party ut une ilca--nud
] refer to these facts 10 viudirate ourselves
from that charge.
We dared 60 where neither Of those parties
were willing to follow ~, nor IL oppose us
and in irsS iIinm three years the correctness oi
urr pusitiOn has been acknowledge before
the eouniry.
"Lpnds lor the poor, homes for the dcsti-
tuir." free of expense iu all who viii lnliri-
CRATE To the West, was another article IN nur
political rierd. Ia thus policy uriilrl tlic
Wing nor Democratic patty dared rXprrss
their runSpnt nor dared they urpuse it,
At this sessiuu hill, rHrrN ing ont our views
on iIs sui jprt, passed this body 10y vote ni
nearly two TO one. Tie Senate " i'll douhh-
less ronply With the popular will uf the ma
tiuu 10y passing this measure ui hrurvulrurr,
whirh will cause thousands ni hruiis 10 swell
with grtitudc aud joy. Sir, tl,e tree De-
Iuurracy believe ii,at Governments were cnII-
stIutd in protect, elevate, and render our
rarr, ulir whole race, more happy. Tint IT
II nur duty rs statesmen, us plillanIlIr"plsiS,
az Christians, 80 tar us Ne have cunSiltuiiun-
al power, 10 rplst up the iinwrd ,uwu,"
" 10 tNnli the humble" "IO minrm The ignO.
rant" To ruhtnr The Distressed" aud M
crease the prosperity and happiness oi all
WHO come NiIlln ll,c sphere ui umr poIlllr"l,
our ntoril, or our religious Influence. o.
rnurse, We are hostile Ia lluSr curnprun,sr
measures which The Wings aud Democrats
alr pledged To s,iSlaim.
Ia 1913 nearly three hundred thousand
ilrcuIru rusl their vOlcs Tor our presidential
Since thai period our moral aud
lmlitlcal power hns greatly increased. PIuh-
ably 0nc-lhird Of the members an this flour
ARE iudrhlcd III men VINO ~ npntllsr wllh Us
Tor their seats, aud many were elected >0lell
aud entirely upon our principles. Three
members OF the Senate were elected us Tree
Democrats, while others nrc partially indebl-
eel To the VOTES ui the lTee Democracy. ln
several State Legislatures We hold the bal
nuce Of power; Int this is but lIlte evidence
oi the rapidly with which our principles ARE
extending. Oar progress is mnikrd by the
Change oi feeling towards our doctrines in
i'oill llie other parties; their hoSllllIy is di'
daily; they nro lecunIng ac-
quhinled with oar views, aud, ot course, re-
sprrt our motives. Ia all rlrclions now,
uosl of the Tree States, cnndI-
dalrs are selected whose doctrines aud priI-
NIIhfS are H'H biIiiAliUlS ~ us.
The cloud, which. ~ 1913, was like unto n
nnh'> hand ~ slz,', has npw oyeislrrhd the
whole NuIIlI, ami wIll sonu rAtruu over the
nation, nud finally over the wuild. Bu il is
said that those ifirndS in The S'uIp OI New
York, wIl" calne tinnllhp Democratic party,
have returned To il. loved aud honorrd
thrnI-l still respect them; hIu | utst snl
mat, ~ ny Judgment, they have rrIrd IN de-
pnrlmg nom ~. ], however, will nul judge
IlIrIn-tO ihrir own ulnslrrS they stand or
iall. Had they continued win I,S, there j.,
~ my upiuion, un duuhI TIA we should, ia
November t,A NJ, lInvr tfftrird tie election ui
u President favorable To uilr views. That
they ARE friends at lIbruy, know that they
viii sustain the doctrines laid down IN the
Democratic confessions ui lhlIii, or Iuie tor
Pierce and King undcr tie circumstances
attending their nominations, do NOT IL li,tr.
] hope aud trust they will yet .erl The pro-
pririi oi nghin acting will us. But while
Illry nre Irrruttrd 10 Judge for themselves
-ihey uhd all mankind " i'll nrrede To III the
same rights. The members at ulr pnriI,
generally, entered upon mn organization, With
II deep feeling and conviction that surlI nn
nrgunIzdIou whs necessary. Time aud ex-
IIrrience has confirmed us IN thai opiniuu.-
hnVe stated the basis Ol our duclrints they
nre peruIunrnt, eirrlhl ~ Gnd himself
While Standing on Il,use principles, we CAN
NOT BE WRONG. The poillrni and moral re-
generations al "ur country enlire relor-
naIiun al this Government from lis practice
al sustaining oppression. slavery, aud crime,
is unr object. To effect this great nnd holy
purpose, n',st require lime aud perseverance.
IL whaI ! have said aud done on these gues-
lions, have hut reflected the sentiments aud
Feelings OF those ] rpresenI-inired, nnong
them nre many, very nnny solder aud BET-
TER soldiers" Iham myself. Tint people, sir,
will stand firmly, sreudlast, mud imnovnhle
upon tie doctrines aud the organization
which they hive adopted.
| am aware of The arguments so often us
ed TO persuade Free Solers TO vote for this