Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-11-12
ECCE III HoMNIs!l
Meaning to say, "Behoid these .Mcn."

.... Hcdaiag to say Behold these Ueh.'
Abby Kelly-by marriage, Fostcr--s not nclu-
ded either in what we write or in the ecce hi komi
mis-, Of the present occasion. Abby is really a.
right smart" woman--wc like Abby. but how
sorry we arc that she should have married, and,
thereby united the great cause in which she is
engaged with the efforts of the vcrest J0Ic--fonl-
hardy, and fool-happy apology for man that ever
was set up on couple of towards legs by be-
neyolent Creator? But alasl that which must be,
will be-a dog will be dog. and man is very
likely not to be " ,ceakcr than woman and II
20, his mother should not forget that he is out.
But "behold these mem" and when this is
done, and We have bcbcld the only mari-(always
admitting that Ably is decidedly the best man of
the "IIominis" connected with the peculiar doc
trines Of his abolitionsm, worthy of notice. so far
as We nou know them, in the field Of critcism-it
is that man W. Lloyd Garrison. We submit then,
TO him, in a spirit Of honest inquiry whether Or
not we understand him. No. we do not so submit
IL; but say that he tells to the world that he, has
no connection iciH ,sidrery;" that he abhOrs and
defeats it as q mult-ncflrious iniquity, in all its
serpcntinc ramifcafions, as he nbhors and dctests
the blackcst issues Of hell that he has washed his
hands of the in-dorous slime of this EreJus terra,
and giren up all for the slave We understand
him, further to say that, by his super-illuminotcd
ncumin he has discovered that the Federal Consti-
tuition of this Nation is IA league with the devil,
or hell !" that the American Nation is, not only
dcprlyed, but is dying of congestion OF iniquity
snpcr-prolifc mother Of abominations that he who
exercises, in the former, the elective franchise,
he who sings hymn in the latter, is an hypocrte,
neqissemus; that the Senate and Congress Of the
United Statss the HerOd and the Ifiot who
cendemn the eternal interest Of humanity; and
that the State and the Church of Christ are the
two thieves between whom Tru is daily cruci6cd.
These declarations are made by him with such an
indiscrimnate ienunctation OF every principle 10y
which honorable and good men Of the present age
1ffn Al
observer to entertain the idea that he had, in his
opinion just dropped from the sphere Of purity
and blissfulness, and, by inhalng the polluted
moral atmosphere Of earth, was thrown into ago
nzing commissions. But what is the truth touch
ing this sclEconatituted purifier Of the public NOR
ais! 1t is this
This notorious Garrison resides in Boston Mass
there he publishes paper, Antt Sldrrg in senti-
ment, but in fact it is medium of abuse and in
suit to all good and wise men. BY this publication,
lac sucks his chief subsistence out Of those who
patronize him in that State.
Now Massachusetts, is not an agricultural terri
tory. Her hills and mountains are too peecptous
barren and rocky; her vallics too narrow and sim
nous and the whole features of that State are
Indicative of manufacturing district. BY her
mutitudinous spindlcs in the manufacture of cot
ton and her general commerce, she has became
strong and mdgnus mighty.
But mark! From whence do these spindles and
her looms find employment--from whence is the
cotton derived Wncn SHOCKS ana Keeps tnen III mo-
ton? 1t is from the Soutl--from Slave Labor! !!
The Slave produces this Cotton. Shall we not be
warranted in saying that every dime which this
man Garrison receives Of Massachusetts, cotton
mongcr, as well as each donation which he, or his
standby" receives from this source, is fraught
with the hcart-throbs-the soulpcrcing groans
and bloody sweat of the avuricc tortured slave
One, at least of his "dccoy-lights" has confessed
inpublic, that those who use The products Of slare
labor parties criminal Of gie epRs Of slare,y,
aNuNr 10 Annhn n1ahN thnNT
themselves in the products of slave labor and,
calmly inclined, thank God that "thcy are not as
other men, Each hour that these precious purif-
sof the public morals, roll the propucts of slave
labor, las smeet morse under their tongues"
and smocking their lips, say: ..-...r.
,...,;, ",Stolen ,qters are indeed sweet"
}, That they have given up all for the freedom Of
. the slave, and at the same time, they cheerfully
purchase beg millions of dollars Of the products
of slave labor, dsregarding the fact that, by so
doing they the yerest oppressors OF the Airi
,can under lleaven--aye, "the wolf gave up the
chicken for the lamb, do they 90 forth in the
land, Seeking whom they may deyour" by the
vilcst cant abuse, insult and hypocrisy, known to
r. mankind. Yes, more; we charge Mr. Garrison,
as of right wO may, with far greater sin than this
(uness. indeed, he may be excused on the ground
Of incurable Insanity lie is guilty Of treason to
his Government, and foul blasphmy 10 religion and
' III the Church. Why then is such a sinner tolera-
tied by honorable men? Tho awless, ferocous
,s villainOus rowdy is punished by law the pitifui
Jimmy Twitcher," who robs the fowl roost and
sucks the eggs of his ncighbors hen yards is scout
ed and condemned; and shall it be said that he
.iaNyho slandOrs the living and the doad--tramples
IA beneath his feet tho flag of his eountry-curses
and bids defiance to the laws of all religious and
political society shall 60 forth in the land, and be
shiiingly fondly, sycophantized and CarressedH-
God forbid. .13.s. aa.i aa si-
-3nsM Men should be held monable 10 the laws of the
land and society; men should be required, in the
exercise Of civil liberty not TO outrage honor, truth
snd all the holy principles which raise man 10 the
scale Of being 1" "-a-iI 'h AiHAyIr1r'lf 30.
VI Aud when treason and inadelity .ofl tho mos
,paIpablo character is characteristic Of q man
=, when he turns tho Sabbath into a day for insult
and rebellion against the well established laiSe7 o
nd his G., n ali OfcnSins o.,