Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-03-05

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test OF charity aud courtesy, we cannot give
u to the world. Loud cheers.) Some of
the leaders OF the Free Soil party OF Mossa-
chusetis, ntter exhausting the whole capacity
oi our language to paint the treachery of
Daniel webster to the cause OF liberty, and
the eV'l they thought he was able and seek
,ug 10 uo;-aner thnt, could ieel u IN ther
hea'ts 10 paraue themselves IN the funeral
procession got up 10 90 nun honor! In this
we a'ow we cannot iollow thenl. Ihe de-
NsIence Wh'c. every gentleman owes 10 uhe
propleues OF soclal Iie, ihat seIi-respect
aho ,eghru 10 CONSISTENCY whIch IS every
"I"" "u'y' hese' " no ueeper feelings, VIII
e'e' P'eNeUt us Hotn gNinR sucn proofs OF
@ ,,1,s newy'n'en'eu Onrls''an courtesy'-
V"re", cheerihgJ we 40 not play polIllcs;
ahul-s,a'ery 's no haii-Jest with us It IS
'eT''Dle ehrhes', WIN ne or death, worse
,hah hie or den'h, on the issue. IL Is no
laW-sul', "here " matters not 10 tie goou
ieeling oi opposing counsel which way The
veidlct goes, ana where advocates eau clasp
llnhds alier tie decision as pleasantly os be-
iore' When we look upon such man as
tienry CIhy, ms long Ilie, ms nlghiy lhnh-
ehce, cast always INTO ue scale against the
s'aVe OF Una' iIessUoIe iasclhniion WIN
winch ne moulded every one TO his viii
when we remember thnt, his conscience
'ncknoWIedglng the Justlce OF our cause, ana
h's renrt open OH every other side TO the
gentIest impulses, he could sacrifice so re-
'horselessly his convictions aud the welfare
of millions TO his low ambition; when we
think how the slave trembled at the sound
OF his voice, aud that, from n multitude OF
breaking henrts, there went up nothing but
gratitude to God when it pleased HIM TO
cell that great sinner from this world,-we
cannot find IL IN our hearts, we could not
shnpe our lips TO ask any man TO do him
honor. tCreat sensation.) No amount OF
eluqucnce, 10 sheen Of official position, no
loud grIei Of partisan friends, would ever
leud us TO ask monuments or walk in fine
professions for pirates; aud the sectnrian
zeal or selfish ambition which gives up, de-
llherntely aud IN full knowledge OF the facts,
three iilllllol OF human beings TO hopeless
ignorance, daily robbery, systematic prosti-
i'lll0n ahd murder, which the law neither
can nor undertakes TO prevent or nvenge, Is
more nonstrons, ~ our eyes, thnn the love
OF gold which takes a score ct lives wih
mere''uI q"leRness on Tue h'gh seas. nay-
'nu on uie Dahupe Is no more hate'u, W
us 'han hay"hu ON 'he roionac' why
give n,oos W one anu "'o""hen's " "'e
o"e' f,
A ''ese "'nss oe necessary W cou'' 10
cnnno' chai'h 'ha' we are courteous. We
seek onW 70 NC nones' mem nnu sPedS no
sn.'e y, VIC ue"" 90 y, ,o "sfi, .,,,'' @
e,'Ne "'u' n,','s ''en uou'es .V.'' W.,
u's' I''e e''' uney ''a.e uo'e "'u W. .o .i
'"ey 'e"'e, we "'g"' o'J"y ~ '1ae' VIZ ',, %
ury OF 'ofge''lg uenl. nut Ie e.h 'na'
men 90 nIes ",,er 'neu, ann @ nn"npo c. ~"
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uen'ns' e, VI. ,;' o'vh"''';rs ~ ".'s , r, ron
sV'"Ss"' ,1p, ,e ei,''"o'' p We w. ~, ,t" I ~.
r'o'"'"os 80, ""I Il ~ w I'''nn .I'
nn'e s"!"s W Wv" '''S ot 'o'""y' 'le'o
we ure ue'e",e'' "ut we VIII, wr''e our Ju"s-
hleh' WIN 'he IRON pen oi ren'uty /"
come, auu u sha'' never oe ioreo'e", We
can help II, mat you were in'se IN your gen,
era''oH 10 tue cI"lins VI 'he s'n'e NLo""
cheers'l
ht present, our Leading men, Strong W
Tie support oi large nhJorl'Ies, ana counting
snieIy on iie prtJiuIces OF the community,
can nIiord 10 desl'ise us lhey KNOW u'ey
can overawe or cnJo'e lie present 'he"
only lear ls Tie judgment OF the i'iiure'-
strange ienr' perhaps, considering now silor'
ana Iocai uielr Ihihe D''t however N''e'
II is their all. Our only hold upon them Is
the thought Of that bar Of posteriiy, before
which we are all to stand: Thank Goh
there Is the elder brother OF the saxon race
across the water-ihere Is the army oil hoI'-
est men TO come! Before that jury we
summon you. We are weak here-out
talked, out voted. You load our names
with uiamy, and shout us down. But our
words bde their time. We warn the living
that we have terrible memories, ana ,na'
their sins are never to be forgotten. We
will gibhet the name of every oposIate so
black and high that his children's children
shall blush to hear II. Yet we bear no
inalice-CheTish no resentment We thank