Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-09-17
WHOLE NO. 4l5.
inc mrself in th. yerx ihaissidual sentiment, which


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ing myself in this very Individual sentiment, which
1 is precious snlpll matter. ~, :,.
My friends, what do we do IN this ConTentions
We ask law to protect the wife and famiiyl9f the
incorporate man. We ask 1t from KIND ieeen4hgs
to fellow creatures, exposed to the worst " All
suferings. We cannot get that IN the present term
Of society except through political organixationi
| and God places us where We are 70 90 So Moral
sentiment carried out by political organization is
/ my argument. Is it your opinion? II SO, vote H.
, Put TO the meeting and passed without dissent.l
, Well then, if ] am wrong, you are wrong TOO;
we are all in the same prcdicament. Thus the OBJ
lection, tried ly metaphysics and moral ndminjs-
tration. is futile therefore no moro from you. oh.
! riimscllcrs! except yop 'nean 70 be laughed at
we iida'i To pep ourselves to mora, action
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LrGRETiA MOTE remaTkfu eo',p' ~. INA, Hu,
friend VINO last spoke III ms sea 'or Rc!th,
ana IN what were regarded us anie argum,en.s 10
sustain II, tlat ne so,eMa' a.iiac,o.ay ,..
looked OF rather' IN my wow u. ets. 30. .oo hTn'
IN csuha'c Oh tiic ,'orai "spec'o vi .,.e e"sv ~
decd l have thought from time 20 tme' Una, IN
such an assemplnge rs ths' !, Tue sun!ect couiu no
hed up IN its suollme mora, aspec. II inc heat,s
OF temperance rciormors co4iu naye oeen nppc'Nee
70 agnih ana AGAIN 20 curry 'WMa' .ls P,
on ,ihs sroahd' more ''an uios Ms'Y ionS, iuiey
need NOT lear but tnat there wouid pe plenty Oh
Po,iticai acuon JUST as ,.,s' as lnc moran se"incnt
is Drought up 70 conol.oh 70 ellac' iawi ior we
know very wen tnat t our go'crhh'ch.-tha. our ,
statesmen-'nat our potlG,ahs hrvo ehouglol .ne
retailatory spirit. mat allthese great re9rpaIory
movements are IN accordance WI!n each other, anu
the moraiist as well as inc Politcian may relolce
that the cause mas advanced SO ar tpat tnef retaii
atory instrumentaiitles arc nsed now on 81
temperance @ rather ;nahof ,n.emperanGe anu
thah IN uhe granting oi hcences, unu such o'her
acts as governments laws anu statesmen have been
won't 70 perform. nave no aoupt put TINS VIII DC
thoSass. &c - ~ 4;
Ihey VIII ma th"t IN oil these reforms there rs
work ehouen ior .henl 10 SUI "p the pure minu IN
.ilemseTes, anu III urging on thT progress oi inc
e.use vi .su'n-0c i,oI up ,ne Lsn' nigher anu
anu oausc !. " s.lo or,sn.er a,iu pI:sn'cr
oeiore more susla,hea ac:lon !. rs lhteresllE 10
.iiee .nc y, .n'S eause i;. its eares!
movement hpW ~ pegah Dy very httie action, anu
INV =. 10 .., o ~ Hi. t: y. soacI n
gre'ter u' eoI tils en.lre teeto!a grounG
mas pcen a..ahea' A,lu w may Eenlpmper, :!o9
,e,~ III nom ,.ac w" S uein
III MI ' n.l. " oui iu "
~ Z, rsh' III poi'lo'', lc'o'i, reierre1 ulfS
70 Ne pia.i,' c'se M 9 ~ te Sesa
Ill, II. no ,s ,e - as9 sn9 i''h M'2 WIS
s!Il,Ppcu' roppeo anu iei' nan aeao Ny 'ie roau-
si"ri NJ, .aanca,. 49,, .s w,nan
hon n.t R anu . H2inen
N ocsn enue!iorihg ou. the Pri,icHGot
s nI s'ud Us. S"iar u. aHt ~ US wy nave
tn"a .a h,a' srouH9 u DcMesoiense nau lor1y.
nroceedeS 70 deser;,a tho oar,v ns ,.c
LS ya.a a = I NJ o"riy eAPelenoe ~ 'nosc
S,a W. VII ens1geu IN ne LepeIance mosement-
ene had herself been unable to enter the temper.
noor drnnIara IccasS sSa was nm ahoI;.an,st 't 70
"a S,.aJ ~, .Ia .os,,a sS "as e: .i
nresence would bring od;pm on tbc;r oa,,so A''
The yar;ous moral reformers were howovor, Ia.
coming more md moro liberal in to;r 49, ~,
sent;ments and tbae d;sshvered tho. .har ' ",,.
so mIic daafr II bIshd;no several rsfr,ns ,",1oho.
no was ~ Grst bal;ovsd Aud st;Ii ,o.n ,,.
eycuts had made Il ;mnerotiyc Ibat thosa oycus;~"
n9tions shoeid DC anhihiatcd. Ihcy now found
l, Lloyg M harrison ana an Eiihu burrritt occupying
'hS w. Lehperance PLATFORM: !; i..t
=, inty S' SSui hY' pcs.rm the natural course OF
suoi pri''cPes us reMcc, G temperance ana Liberty
70 uniie 1ogetner. Iney We're united IN the,same
% t anu were Oh lhc same kihareh - had
U 1ecii tne same WIN reGaru 70 Inc movement for
w o,," m in;rrr n's - s was supposed .hat would
who % in e at q Il III ke%se
prominent e., in % this However, next week the Wo-
men would haxe meeting OF their own in the
tabernacle. The various leaders of the different
mora, movements couid now rejoice together and
mlngie their power and spirits together in that great
and holy cause without fear or outrage to the
feelings OF any She reIoccd at the fart that tlis
chdren we're all with them III that cause; it t!as
occasi'ned by their purity OF soul; and were she
speaking on a Theological instead of Temperance
platform, she would say 1t was from their inherent
love OF rlSht-their nafnat love OF right, for she
did not believe in the docrine SO long taught a tho
oil the inherent anu natural corruption OF
the child. lCheers sa >
/, Ahe SPo"no: "PPe"eu " tie hSn moral sense OF
her audience to adopt the utmost hberality towards
all other movements, and after condemninS the
custom OF appealing to scripture in support Of sa
very and intemperancc, and concluded ly referring
to the vision N Peter, which was intended to teach
the great christian doctrine of eqnality that God
was no respector of persons, but that in every
tion, they that feared him and worked righteousness
were accepted of him. Long continued applause /
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JOIN y. : MIl cphcluaed ms remarks ny saying:
40 n nStropose q go into the acaiis OF tins sub
JGcs ~. II. 'lie .le WIN NOT al. OF IL. eamcup in
70 your Sa 70 ieI you Know una, my heart
!. Is WIN you. VII further announce that ! Will
@ no. Iurh my pack 70 cause wlieh ! 5eleve 70 be
,or ths punmc Wea,, anu leist 9i ail VIII turn my
DUCK necausc you nave lnVted our mol9efs WIVES s