Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-13
T II E B U G L Z
KUSuth on National Robbery and Lying.
TEcuMsEu, Mich, Feb. %, 1852.

Dean MARrus; have Just read the speech
of Kossuth at Salem. In it he says, "Take
care of National ns well as of petty robbers,
beware, ifyou do not attend to and punish
them, they will gather strength and attack
YOU" Look, aud see the position, Austria,
assisted by Russia, robs lIungary-of What?
Her Nationality. That is all. Kossuth en-
eompnsscs sea and land, to rouse nations
and kingdoms TO restrain aud punish the
robbers and to deliver their victims out of
this Republic for mid to suppress and punish
the robberics of Austra and Russia. lie
knows the character of the nation to which
he appeals. lie knows that for twenty years.
by its organic law, it tolerated and sustained
the African Slave-trude; that it sanctions,
and sustains that traffic in slaves aud the
souls of men, in its national capitol, and
over enc half its territorial domain. lie
knows it to he great Slave-tradcr and slave
hunter; that, at this moment, it robs one
sixth of its entire population of the
right of personal ownership. lie knows this
Republic is a huge pirate, itself being wit
ness, aud according to its own definition of
that crime. lie knows no rohber, or pirate,
ever existed, so unblushing, SO cruel, so
bloody, aud so hostile, in spirit and practice,
10 the eternal principles of Justice aud Ilu
manity, as is this Republic. Yet-to this
RoLbcr, aud piratical Maraudcr ugainst ihe
human race-Kossuth makes his appeal, to
mid him in restaining and furnishing the
petty robberies of Austria and Russia. lie
asks n robber, 10 help sustain aud punish
robbers
Marius-IIow did you, and the people of
Salem feel when you heard tina: cringing
sycoplant fawn upon this Robber Republic,
and danbing it all over with what hc knew
TO be flattering lies, AMI blowing his lungs
TO initiate It's Unsuitable vanity, TO get It's aid
to snatch Hungary from its punderers Poor
Kossuth Now art thou fallen! Crawling
20 the feet of the carih's meanest, and most
execrable and cowardly plunderer of the
poor, the innocent and deicnceless for help I!
NtuIluS-lCIl uSj INV lNh uhh 'hO HS'p'N W
Salem felt when you saw that ptilul humil-
iaiion? Did you blush! Did you weep?
hope you did for it was n sight over which
oil that is Just, pure, and manly should weep
and blush. =
Then that colossal lie which he is ever
uttering? Calling this" an asylum for
the oppressed Of all naiions" Is there one
among all his worshipers, that does not know
that he utters what he knows TO be lie
when he says il: To gain aid for Hungary
merely to establish her Nationality, he
mcany, like poor soul, stoops to repeat
this dastardly ie--because he knows it will
tickle the nations vanity No man, know
ing the facts as Kossulh does, can utter this,
and not be a willful, deliberate liar, and
those who do this, should be spoken Of and
treated as such. II is the utterance OF this
national lie that has perpetuated slavery and
debauched the national conscience.
SOM time ago, writer in The Bugle
censured my remarks on Kossuth, as beini
too severe. ! make no defence, hut am will
ing to make known my adherence and dis
gust at the trucking, sycophantic course o
Louis Kossuth in his efforts to enlist this ma
ton in the cause of Hungarian, national in
dependence. His mission is-.NdtiOnal free
dom; his whole course demonstrates hi
heartless indifference TO the ensavement O
indiuiduaI man. Three millions of chattel
lied human beings are ever before his eyes
Not look, not word, not a sentiment c
plying sympathy has he yet manisiested 70
them. NATIONALIST is his only object G
worship; to this he sacrifices Humanity
with all its sacred instincts, sympathes an
rights. The advent of Kossuth to this slave
trading, slave hunting Republic to obtain al
for the Nationality of Hungary, is truly
worlds wonder. ! hope some America
Slave will yet write its history. Humanit
sacrificed to .Ndtionalism! MANIC an In
stituiions And Kossuth, the High Priest c