Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-09-17
ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.
WHOLE WORLDS TEMPERANCE CON-
vENTION.
We give an abridged report of this most import
hnt convention, from the Tribune:
T. w. HrcoINsoS, on taking the chair, said: !
see have work before me, and shall try to do 1t
hs best may. ! am glad that we are met here
to-day. am glad of the purpose that brings us
here to-day. Let us understand our purpose dis
tinctly on the onset. Let il be understood, once
Tor All, what II Is this Convention is. This is not
u Woman's Rights Convention, it ii simply a Con-
vention in which Woman is not wrorged lind that
IL enough. Loud applause 1t is Mhat it it, aims nj n
10 be- in spirit if not in numbers, a Wh'le WortdS
temperance COnrentiOn. 1t claims to be so, and it
rightly claims it, because its spirit is what should
be the spirit of the whole world in carrying on the
Temperance-mOvement- spirit which knows no
limitations of sect or sex-which knows no iimit'l-
lions of station or color%which knows no limita-
tion except that between those who earnestly desire
70 tJrUbagate the Temperance movement against
th ,se who would stand In its Way, who perhaps
know not what they do. 1t is in this sense that
this is Worlds Convention: it is worldwide in
Its spirit and it is on this account that stand
here. am glad to see it is Convention blessed
In its due share in due and sufficient proportion
with women as well as with men, because if 1T is
A 4 ptsn,t Mn
i6tst have women. or then must take part in our
deliberations: otherwise it would be such us Would
lead me to say nothing. Once for all, will make
susion to tho original circumstances which called
forth this Conventions and / hope it will be tho
only allusion that will be maids during our delib-
erations. Let me say that WSwho came out from
the preliminary melting that first Projected the
world convention, VIC VINO sht & ou' a:I .,io,'' "u,o
feproached Tor coming OUT; wren .l.ey s.'a ~ U.s.
now coud you, VINO io!e the Ich'pcinhec o'sus" 80
we'll, forsake 1t by coming out IRON Una. meeting
iow coud you dare 10 risk the le1,pcr."oo ;. 'ause
Py startihg out ON !hat occaslch. We Say VA nn'
because VIZ hneW .imt " s'yS IN MH moiu oih,1f
ing sne temperance cIuse ps eAeiuuh.s h oIoI hnnI.
OF the hurit!sn race, whose hearts, whose neaus,
motemeht' pccaGsS .nts ont ~. ne .r;oJ
sPpaase Mu nc tnongns .',r. nuart mum INV w;thou,
~ ~ e''rry ou. o - n'o, ,'oro ito ,ho ,ov who
."; ~ .a,, III. Iot ;th .,lv ON. Is con.
eu 20 TOW ..s nUo; WIN VIII 0,' =, .hs Est p;ynr
ssn'oI iS t.. ~. INV W. w. ..I.-,,.ds NO nrn,,.
~. ''a .s nus nv Ts;;n.rsnce men who
~. a.,,,i 81 s,,'. ,,E o,,s or onM bh in n
AM as ,vs ;shed ri make
n,..". j., IN ifo,n"ron.o ,,,oyoment, WI made n
~ .9 c. .. ,nJ ,vH %avc cot thcm
here here + Loud % anpiause9 mi l ' . ''''>' " 49, o.
"'lo ti'"' "pf'"'9'l :,
Miss ASroINETTE BRowN, was enthusiastically
Received. She said, after some previous remarks :
Kwo,L,
"'"
That men could see themselves
AS women see them
I, 4so4,ij ssss ,,.,,, fro,, ,rv b,undor l. .bSro
H.," "o W ho"mo.tb nar ,h,,!;o,i nraon;,,t;on
o.I IT, W oI',, IL, G;,o,f ~ tho oa a.cm Jrunl.
80. nJp ,,J ", 4. toro ~" 70 niav thc
;n,no-ot;rc croy;ra for st;mplcntsS Alas that tho
,ta.;on o, should III, ,rn .c'''i hoon e
S.rSsi I. ;s q cona;rt Which mnst bo coascIcss
t,.t;t tLs smd. Mon wh, lnrs bSarts let vonr
ISL sn,strr siao g.. ., t,a md lot vomr com.
-, s"; h. ny,,,sof f,r .,,o oI;IJron af ubnn,
tyhrst said "of smcb ;s tho /; nrdou cf Itcayrn y
Inok Mt their desradation, wNSn tbcy orc cursed
IA Ss,'nIo,, =. usrauts r.'ns nns. i, t;s doo.
,;.ta Sao ",d ho fr on mom II T ,hars s rere uoo
nnir som, ,;fs 70 aosb ,ver II Int II ;s am olmost
Ill., ,ro"m;t, yn,, rood thoro ;n,nross;"ns nf :"
Sr".. rotmro notrrtbstand;na oll .hat hohv ;mro'
ssucs Vet ynu soe q shodoYs orer tIot S3cc ro.
Seo.;n, ,ho Iost "uj nr"ubo,;c NJ thn f"tnro
poor c5. Wth ai' thnt @ worm little facn smohercd
lsh dirt and filth Fit emblem of your life is the
little mole that lives under ground. There is sun
shine in the sky, but you will never look upward.
You may well bow your head, for your one talent
is rolled up in the napkin of parental sin. God of
Justice must there be every year thousands of such
children born in our land? Here is another child
other down its face, gushing up from its little
heart-fountain struggling each for the mastcry-
If God would only take Her to Heaven now, she
would become one of the happiest of angel cher
TBS but the fevered effect of the wine.cup doliri-
nm descends through her face; and the angels will
weep over her own tears and will pluck out the
siies, while she is yet told that the winc-cup will
wipe o,Yt those tears better than the shame that
caused them. They will lie down in an carly
grave the earth will not be moistcned BY a single
tear; no flowers will grow up over IL; weeds and
thistlcs will grow there; and the old sexton will
throw them down with his spade, as he passes on.
Has the law nothing to answer for in all this p
May good men be allowed to sign their names to
sAnction traffic which produces results like these?
Must they continue to sanctify intempcrance and