Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-06-25
THE ANTI-SLAvERY BUGLE.

TO Congress if they did. This old Judge
here rose and said MIR. Giddings, allow me
one question. Do you know that Mr.. Cor
such was n member, IN good aud regular
standing, ofOur Methodist Church; y say'
said MIR. Giddings, it was 80 stated IN the
religious papers; aud I know ten thousand
other MctlIodists who o1ght to be served just
as he was daughter aud cheers.)
Now,that is the way NJ. Giddings breaches
at the West; and that is the renson OF his
success The people, when they elect him
to Congress, only say in firm Oh election day,
what they have said in effect the whole year
before. There is not inan in his District
who does not know lis face, wherever he
meets him; nor my wonei, or children even,
who have not seen him; and mothers nre
training up mulituhes of such for Congress,
or to send such to Congress.
ln one instance, when his enemies had
determined to kill him off, they called u
Wing Convention. and pledged their dele
gales before hand not to sustain him. The
people heard what was going on they rnl'
lied in Convention, and they told the dele
gntes, we know what you have come here
for: il is for the purpose Of exercising }. X
Gddings. Now, you may nominate whom
you please hut we shall elect him. find
they nominated him before they adjourned Jap
plnuse.) That is the way results ure brought
about.
II there are such men in the Free Soil
pnriy here in New England, want to know
who they nre and where they nrc. Just let
me read this little extract from the Common
trcdtih, the organ of the party here, as n spe-
cinen of New England Free Soil fidelity
aud honesty. 1t is in nllusiOn to great man
then just dead. The pnper that morning
was put into deepest mourning. No matter
what it had said before, il must go into deep
mourning. Says the Communicable Mr..
Webster has departed this lie, calmly, brace.
~, and piOuSiy' (?l Hear one other line Of
this 'He has died as Christian ought 10 de-
And many dcvout Free SuiIrrs followed him
at the burial. tel YOU, that is moi the spirit
Ivy which suScess is secured to any party
J. X. Gitldngs speaks the truth ia OliiO--and
goes TO Congress. This party speaks aud
nets what il knOws is fulsc in Massachusetts,
--und, where are lis candidates aud lis sue
cess; tell sou, lliut which they SOW, they
reap
( Mr.. Chairman, wish to detain the nudi.
ence moment longer. ] have udverted to
the West IN my remarks, particularly because
! had an announcement to make, which
think will fall joyfully on the ears of rnnny
in this Convention. I have spoken OF the
character of the West, aud of the means
aud modes by which the triumph Of Anti.
Slavery principle hns hecn secured there
IL is not 10y temporising; it is not 10y coui-
promising. 1t is ly bold, otispoken truth
aud The people welcome us there, many oi
them foremost in Frgesnilisn, and bid us
God speed Now, MIR. Chniruau, something
has been done here alrcndy in the way ol
rnlSins funds. ] wish TO announce 10 the
audience, that | have been this afternoon
instructed 10 say, that since the Western
hrld promises so much, and since there is
just now very loud and urgent call coming
TO us for aid from several States, there is q
gentleman in the audience, who will, il the
Bnnrd will institute system Of operations
and send their most efficient mud unconpro.
missing agents into that field for u campaign
scattering radical hooks aud papers, aud
the spoken word, ms far aud us broadly us il
their power-he will head n subscription iol
that object with one thousand dollars zap
plniIsrE Further than ,iai, iI the plan
promises aud prospcrs well. he lins no hesi
iaiion in adding another five hundred dol
lars, IN order tint an efficient work may bt
carried on (loud cheers.
Mr.. Chairman, the West has lifted M il,
cry, and to day we nre appealed To, 10 com,
over aud help lhcm.' One voice thus gcner
ously responds. My friend Mr.. Foster nnt
his wife, who with myself, lln,e all spent
good deal of time in The service, perhaps fee
more exactly the value aud importance o
that field Than mn, body else can. | do hop,
that with sncl II beginning, we shall he ahl,
10 give nn impetus to the raIlsr, not oul'
there hut also at home for ] believe tlIcr,
was some truth in that old couplel ia Bun
ynI's Pilgrims ProFress-,he unly religion
book in which | find much of NY own cx
perience narrated llaugmer)-
a man there was, though some did count hin
: mad,
The more he cast away the moro he had
think the best way to advance the cnus
, here in Massachusetts, aud over our whol
I soil, is TO send some Of Our most rfficier
agents to cultivate that Western field; and
nope ihut this proposition will not he lo'
because ] should only have TO announce III
name of the gentleman making this gcuel
Gus offer, to give n sufficient guarantee III,
he means nll that he says, aud il The pla
r succeeds, very likely more than lie says (nI
4 plausel
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