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

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establishment OF tie same great principles.
As flee aud ny happy! Is irt all that thi'
loving sou OF Hungary can ask fir his nniivt
laud? Would lic thrust back TO SCI itlum one
sixth part uf Icr twelve millions? Would
lie not blush to stand so near even to Aust IN
who cornpls her pcasalitry 10 leorn TO read
aud make the teaching of every sixth Hun
garidn lcnal ofTcnce Would hc legislaic
into existence nation of Huynaus, aid au'
thorizr them to whip Magyar women p
Would hc fill Hungarian prisons with Dray.
tpns aud Sayrcs. the rorreys aud Farlunksi
Hungarian graves with Crandalls 4 Lovejols:
Would hc hang his courts in chnins, that liis
brother mobiles might drag back their scris
IN peace? Before hc repeats such q wish,
let him 20 aud mrditaic ono hour mnrc III
that dungeon whence one of his comrades
/ went to his gave aud the other came oui
] blind--let hin send his thoughts back again
tu that refuge which the Sulnn gnve him
/ when e. refused, ut the hazard Of his Crcs-
ccui, 10 surrender TO his nciglhor State the
/ Hungarian Graft, Sitls, Lung etc., who Ind
escaped aud claimed his protection. lie
would, il hc he the man tie world believes
linn, learu there that he never could consent
TO make Hungary what these United States
ARE, and that lie bcgs aid for his loved cOun-
try TOO dear, II lie hcgs il 10y words not truth
iul frnn tin lips Of Louis kossiill.
Happy tou, free uniiOn of Ancrica,
that lhon nast founded Thy house upon the
only solid hIsIs of a nations liberty! Thou
hast no tyrduis among thee TO throw the
apple OF Eros into thy Union. Thou hast
no tyrnuts to raise the fury OF hatred in thy
unlioual family! This he says when lie
knows that the newspapers of one half the
Union are full of the records Of the aitrocitics
perpciratcd by the white men upon the
blacks, guilty oi nothing lm, II skin not col
ored like ihcir own. defy KOsSutI TO iind
~ any German paper, al the very iount OF
Austrian dcspoiisn, such advertisements rs
daily iill our Southern presses. ] defy him
To match the crimes aud wickcdnoss of the
press that lcngucs with dcspolism in this
land. Mothers sold with their infants, six
week old, together or apart. defy him TO
match the advertisements coming from our
Southern States, calling for man or lis
head Fifty dollars reward Tor man, dead
or nlivr
\ land with three milliOn of slnyes, and
not u llram Free speech achieved on The
llOOr ol Congress only AFTER a dozen wears of
,sss't ssnsl ssill = 5fsil of 40 -. ar.-''.1
the Uni0n--our inis filed with nlen guilty
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yet the keen eyes OF this great soul can
see nothing hut solid basis of lihcrly!
Southern Conventions To dissolve the Union
-lhc law executed in Busion at the point OF
the hnynuct-riui, Hs the Government calls
il, Stalking through the streets of Detroit,
iiuiitlo, Syracuse, Boston, Christians and
New York Massachusetts dcnied hy statute
the right To bring an aclun in South Cgrul-
spprtlit safIttfr 81 Tho IpsII al -
Boston prlucr--Seuaturs tlircuinng to hang
Il brother Senator, should lac set foot in II
Southern SHte--ihe very TENNIS of the put.
pit Silenccd, or subjected tn II coat of tar and
ienlhcrs-one State proposing TO exclude the
commerce of nmollicr-dcnngogqc states
men prcaubulnling the country to save the
l'uluu-huuCst men CNhurird 10 Stiilc their
rqrscicmccs, for fear the ship of state should
sink amid the hrraRCrs-ihr whole unilOn
AT last waking Ia Jrllrrson's conviction, that
ave have the wuli 10y the ears we can nri.
thcr hold him nor safely lcl him CO.! Yet
this man, whusG 'tcmpcst.tussed life has
somewhat slmrpcncd thn eyes oi his soul
can sec only n solid hisiS OF liberty! No
iyrant 10 throw the apple OF Eros in the
Uninn;' 10 raise the fury Of haired IN thy
national lumily'! What place has such i1l'
some aud hascless culogy on the lips of a
truthful and honest man;
Kossrnh is filed with oycrnowng love for
Hungary, which lies under the foot of the
Gar Now, let us suppose n parallel case.
Suppose that Lnihy eue were now living, aud
llut the great Frenclman had seen his ica
of liberty for France 90 down in blood. We
will suppose that, drspuiring of doing any
ti,it,t, ,..,,,,.ltI,I
10 some foreign nation for MD that LnIay cite,
with Ibis European reputation, considered
the great apostle of human liberty, aud his
vorc the seal aud stamp of republican prln-
cipleS l.nlhycuu goes to Vienna for help
lie goes 10 Austria for help for his side in
Frenrh politics, us Kossuh comes here for
help un his side Of Hungarian politics to
Austria, with Hungary bleeding at her feet,
aud kOS,uth in exile.
Altcf all, it is national politics in which he
nsks us 10 interfere, NJ whatever hnZurd.-
What is Hungary? Twelve millions Of
people under the iron foot of the Russian
Czar, by means of his pnppet, the Emperor
of AuSlrn. What snys he TO America? j
do not wish 20 be cntangled with American
politics. As one Of our own citizens said 10
me the other day What comes this fellow
| here for? ] do not wish to NEEDLE with
Austrian politics. The question of the lib
erty of twelve millions in Hungary is as
much question of Austrian politics as the
question of the three millions Of slaves under
/ the United States Constitution, aud the hu-
/ nIali beings sent back rs chnttels under the
Fugitive Slave Inv of 1851, is question OF
American politics.
! DO not think either that am so far ont of
| the way in sending Lnthycne TO Ausria.
/ Let me turn aside before finish the iuslra-
zion. What is Austria Who is Haynau z
The eliminating star Of Austrian nrocily-
/ the General whose name recalls every thing
TINT is most monstrous in Austrin's treat
ment of down-trodden Hungary. llaynuu
! What was il that the European press charged
f, upon him us his greatest alrOciiy? Why, hc
whipped one woman, a countess; he whip
ped one woman at the public whippiug-post
The press of Europe, from the bauks of tho