Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-03-19
EncOuragemCnt..-Seraps OF History.
FnoM TnRoDonr Parker. srrrcn.


Looking at these things, looking at the
men we have yet in the National Legislature
looking ut the men we have lett IN the
Notwithstanding at what rerisins OF the
press, ,hnd tile noble Journals working so ninu-
fully IL defence oi the right-looking at this
AhlI-Siuvery purly, father to tie Free Soil
parry i lhlnk there nre some very cheering
slgns IN these tinIes OF ours. Indeed, | think
There has never heen time which, on tl,e
whole, was more lTopilious thar the present.
We have very great evils tn overcome here
III New England; hut we have overcome
greater evils than there. We ruunpIhin that
the Free Soil meuIbers of the Senate hav.
heen SHUT out tom every Committee of that
body, because they did not belong to a
healthy organization but what did the
Legislature at Massachusetts do once, when
u t"I members that did not belong to an
unhealthy orgauzntinn la 1857, the Mass
hch'iscits Legislature passed thus decrce-I
copied II to-day lIOm the records in the Staie
House:
MI William Aspinwall being questioned
~ regard his linmd wSs to u petition or re.
'hoIsIiauce aud he Jusjiied the rame main
ihIning " to be lawful, the Court did disclargo
hidI IRON hriiIg uieuiiHr thereof Mr.. John
G"ggsiHIi affirming uiaI Mr. Wheel~riaht
IS ihi0ccul hnd that hc was prosecuted iOr
the Jiuth was IN lli. sort ,.lsn,I-%ed from
being nIenibet ot The Court aud order was
gwen ior ~" mere deputies To he chosen 10y
the lawn ol B"siou.
Sd Oh Mo. 1917
III" Grncrfl Count was persccu,ing Mr..
NlrrlwriphI, clergyman tor h.rcsv: the
uSo Boston delegates Observation-Disclosures was
not "a iiuukrr town lIii aztec line Revolution
"ur ct ihcin slgrcd remnnstrsBcu agsust
The persecution, aud the other said he WAS
nghi ~ doug 20 aud the great ami General
Court ordered them To 20 home Tley did
n"i bclong Iou healthy organization, snI
tley we're kicked uut OF the State House.
That wSs Ia tie town ot Bnsoin " hat Was
The prescription OF FIRE. sSuIlers IN Congress
~ con,parl-ua with that What # tue
Liqu"r parry Ia III" ilo,ise ni Representatives
si'o"'d Iu'nk rbe Boston deirgatiun not sound
"' He Kan question, aud rXpel them i0r
lcDInrrarrc, aud order Boston To make new
eir..,io"-"i'ai should We say to iiut?
Ih"n, ngain, w coHpiSiu oi the Fug Tive
Slave Law. Let ne read the Fugitive Slave
Law ot Massachusetts not many ycnrs ago:
IL - ordered, that Whenever nry serysuts
shall run iroh, their masters, or any other
liihsb'tah', prlvily get away with suspicion,
ut all iutcini0n, il shali he lawful for the
next magistrate or the constable and TWO OF
the rlnei inhsbitaui. where 10 magistrate,
Ia presses men aud hoais or pyenaces st The
i'ul'l,r charge To pugrue such persons by sen
~ lund, aud hriug them back hy force OF
ar'ne.' Sept. %, 1885. =
The Fugitive Slave Law 0f the United
States! Why, il l. i" haLeds corpus act ia
comparison with that
H. 4 :. -
lhw' See what belei such us waggrd their
tongues:
II il ordered, that Phil. Ratclf1a shall be
whipped, his cars cut off, tyned $40, aud
bnulsird ont Of the limits Of jurisdiction iur
uiicritg malicious aud rcnndululIs speeches
against the Government aud The Church of
Salem.' Jan. llih, 1G35.
In l632 there arrived NJ Chnrlcsiown a
slhp called the John aud Sarah, and il was
laden with-whot? tlco hundred and serenity
uhhe men, that Here 10 I've sold into Slavery.
They we're CONSIGNED 10 Mr.. John kimball
aud owned by Mr.. John Bear and Robert
Rich. These we're men TINT had been taken
captive hy Oliver Cromwell, in the battle of
Dunbar, delivered unto him. M John Cot
tan said, by the hnnd Of God TGcy we're
r0ld out M slaves, for Elk, seven, eight or ten
years; and some ot the most distinguished
families oi Boston are descended from iIlese
27O sia'es. Those ,nen who are now going
Ia tlie Genealogical Registers and tie Heralds
Ohire {" get Goats 0i arms, inay 20 back TO
The cnnniy records, dated lGo2, aud they will
hhd that ii'cir fathers had arms enough, but
no coats at all To cover them. Laughter aud
cheers. We have got rid Ot that kind of
slavery, though there is enough of another
khd-here IN New England; aud il will be
~ e"sy to get rid Oi black Slavery MS il was
To GET rld at that wrong OF white Slavery.
Just now, we have great many allies
coming 10 Onr help There is the spirit of
commerce, aud every census shows us tba,
Slavery II MI instrument which does not nay.
Po"r lt'rl'ard' the great New England Saint,
said, lie AUST Ire y rich nian that can afford
Ia work with Io0t tools heard a nIechan.
les l~y once say, he nhlst bo poor man
that lCtH ~oik wnh poor loOls,' aud il rich
nlan imglns With them, he sOOU becomes pOu..
Every census shows thai Slavery WORKS badly
in kenIucky and Virginia. Ibst freedom
works well in ONO aud New Y0lk. BY and
10y lhc spiil OF conIHeres will he Gu our
side. Every invention, every lsbOr-Sa.iug
con'rivuie1 helIs break the yoke on tie
slaves neck. The neu who frat yoked oxen,
UpYoksd u,eH. EricssOu'S ealoric ensihe IL .
mighty inswHmtni 10 svePsi SsveTy out a.
the world. Py snd by, the spirit Of com-
nerce will I've srorscii, Aud men will I've az
glad 10 got rid OF ilIeiT tool that does lot
pay, as once they were 10 get il aud then
ihe commercial spilir will be pro- freedom a.
il IL now pro-slayery.
Then there is the spirit of the nations. Al
ths day, ve are ooAstsnty put 10 the blush.