Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-09-17
sALENL CoIUMBANA COUNTY, OHIO SATURDAY.


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perance. lie would look at the matter IN q dollar
and cent light. We find that one hundred and
fifty millions of dollars are spent annually IN rum
prinaindl aid ;ntsrsst of Il you'd purchase the
whole of the UnitSH States. Thus tho whole of
the United States Is drunk up every thirty years
Cheers.1 The folly of drinking WIS then hit off
in the most happy manrer. Following up the ma
tcrialstit reds6ns fof the disuse of intoxicating
drinks, he pointed out the folly of .hrst ihaking
criminals by sutctiohihe the sale of Rum. After
making them we then tax ourselves for buil,lif rs
til hold them jailors to watch them, gallows to
hang them, and whole armies of policemen TO
watch them, What folly Such Is the consistency
of the public lie then touched on the use Of such
stimulants as green tea, and its ptcudr effects on
ladies'; after they got down sbout six cups of tea
if person went into the room ,NihsrS they were
sitting, he would inaginc from the speed of their
tongues, that the ship which brought them the tea,
brought them the Chinese language along with it.
Laughter. If ladies drank that beverage to the
saihh Extent as men do rum it would have q vcrv
similar effect on them TCheers and laughter.
lie then exhibited the glaring anomaly of q com
hunit5 ridden down with taxes, their morals r,,-
ned, and smiling plenty turned Into hlthy trSvcl-
ing poverty; and y6t VIZ sticcor the men who work
all this ruinous dcsolation. Now ladies and gen-
temcn. should sec if we cannot find s6nic rem
! edy. We hare remedy; We must take tliB hydra-
Il headed monster nv the mock and with that
full weapon, the Maine Law. crush it's hideous life
out. Tthccrs.1 lie also told many very humorous
and exceedingly nopted stories tho drift of which
were all to the enforcement of the principles of the
Maine Law.
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i Miss Lucy STONE said: y We scarcely
pass over railroad in a steamboat, or over the
highway on stage-coach but that we detect their
ruinous habits by their breath And the habit is
not confined to man, for by statement made by
Al,s.
httS h"usanu women in this fair country who drink
10 remedy the evil of domestic suffering arising
out OF intcmpcrancc, propose that we shall create
a public sentiment which shall make it possible to
prevent any man, woman or child; from sustaining
marriage or parental relation when II il necessary
God has planted deep IN the huthth sotil those
social ties that bind us to life. We arc richer and
better for the ties between parent and child brother
and sister husband and wife, l would say to the
man who goes to the vino cup, or places himself
where temptation wotild be n the .way-and
believe that all women and children wottld coitcide
with me-that he should not siistan the relation of
husband and iather; that others should have their
prospects IN iite bigted by the atts Of the drunk
ard; To the drunken woman, or the woman who
placed herscif IN the way OF temptation; would
say tne same Public Sentiment Should say that
inc wifc the husbard, or the child; whose neircst
interest was affected by the intemptrGnch of Either
shouid be allowed to separate from the one who
caused thc misery. is 1t possible that d Woman
WHO ss.,, IN llel carry years gave hef henft VII
.nJ nes ycnng iOye % one wnSn sn
Mol ~ yycCs @ =. N.s Possip'e,I say his.bcf
rove VII cinS @ tne fuincd wreck with the elo1ents
). EnSn hsa sAciea her love- aiidsstroy
r. at nv w"neu r, 'as siie shouid nc compelled TO
ro,; ,,a. 'a,o ,' oi akaras m ehildrcn ana
,r;f WIN, t.l'. bS @ VI ail ness, aruhkaras
VIZ. WY s,otiu 'a man OF woman De lnise to nm
OF & nersclil rs ; law or usage which snail make the
re drnnLard m sa.ta .' n,.u1e n se M 70 nuanity.
;n;.I ulFiru a.s scats inscI " the nreside OF an
c5dron cal h s.h, % 'Tfcu u merely ~ 10 near her
cal MN 1ather, say 1t rs due to hcr that
sue Ge snn,i @ no. De comp.ea 20 bear the ,urse IN
,,;t,ds of .s hn,e Aus DO .n,s o,'i. pe tre.eu IN the
so,,aratna '' m i,e prospect Oh having G1hds
" Ill, -; .no Le'ult Va Woiu pe
'Saiiise !lie vi such hapHs: III
ndorstood tia. ts a' ri.,her' ., !ll' pe
vino o',,' ;s ..,' . u III 'nE Whn u tne
10 ai'o S r iot W ahhuns tnc ues
aIo hnt, huso,',u anu me; .ls woun tenn to
moral noth r~, @ ts not nI e, f eiL2si H. s ~
tho i,p'1 p"t,, u.,s nv. o'icy i"r ,ie sakc oi
ch;,Jren fr "te te,i or u u.s.. s'A1 u, .e arnnkara
COMO to Aao;,., n". ur"noh MI P.r5''ts ne
."G parents oi !runkaros Inc chlid OF the
in h;s goGs along IN 'G wofia markns the way
n;,mt ms nav a.'.,. M 'a "u ~ Mlo nc arrNes al sum
v,ah' hse, .ne same apps.ltes mat were common
WIN rio I'tcn. peconie t'G appetltes OF 'he chllu.
o,,i, Nom 'ouen 1Po, a. aeiicale GROUNDS nut my
S9 eN'uso ."s' pc 'hc i,'l,tri''c necessity.
aeTppose una. IL were possible that 4y some means
, you would see him rushing along, crying for
rum, rum rum, gong from one place 10 another
M.re VIM .o poison is soa ana TO procure ihpt winch
VII VII MAKE wreck 3t ms intellect and OF hs NOR
MS anu as you see nm reel along, with his totcrng
stcP ana picarea eye, who would not say that the
lnaivldun VINO implanted tins thirst IN his organi-
.a.ioh was suilty OF crime that would blacken by
M tie sue vi churder itsc1 II 1t were your SON.
the nope OF your future years. you wonld look
upon the man as messenger from the Prince OF
Devils. Is TINS not the act OF the drunkcn parent
VINO implanrs the appetite OF the drunkard in his
ehild! = -: O.,
ally growing up and gratifying a taste for the
iaclnating draught, sinks lower and lower till she
dation. Norwalk tragedies, railroad disasters arc
trifiing occurrences comnared wifi, This. and I
would thank God that he should save sister from
horrors far greater than could over accompany, a