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


years, on the floor of the United States Con-
gress, linked with any epithet but that OF
contempt No one of those men who owe
their ideas, their station, their audiences, TO |
him, have ever thought il worth their while |
TO utter one word in grateful recognition OF
the power that called them into being
When obliged, by the course of their agu
ment, to treat the question historically, they
can 90 across the the wnter to ClarksOn and
Wilberiorce-yes, 10 safe saltwater dis
distance Qaughterl As Daniel Webster,
when he was talking to the farmers OF Wes-
tern New York, and wished to contrast slave
labor and free labor, did not dare to compare
New York with Virgnia-sster Stntes I'M
der the snme Government, planted by the
same race, worshpping at the same alter,
speaking the same language-idenilcal IN
all respects, save that one in which he wish
cd to seek the contrast-but no; he com
pared il with Brazil (cheers aud laughter)-
the contrast wns so close lrenewed cheers)
Catholic-Protestant Spanisli--Saxon ;des.
potisnl-municpal institutions; renders Of
Lope de Vega aud of Shakespeare fnutter-
ers OF Muss-cIildren of the Bible But
| Virginia is too near home So is Garrison
One would have thought there was some
/ thing in the human breast that would some
times break through policy. These noble
hearted men whom have named must sure
/ ly have found quite irksOme the constant
practice of what DR.. Gardner used TO call
: that despicable viriue,' prudence (laughter)
ono would have thought, when they heard
that name spoken with contempt, their rea-
| dy eloquence would have leaped from its
scabbard TO uvenge even word that theat-
ened him with insult But it never came
never (sensationl! ] do not say ! blame
them. Perhaps they thought they should
serve the cnllse better 10y drawing n broad
! black line between themselves aud hiu.-
! Perhaps they thought the devil could he cheu-
ted; do not think lie eau daughter and
cheurl
We are perfectly wiling am for one
TO he tue dead lumber that shall make a path
for these mcu into the light aud love Of the
people. We hope for nothing better. When
the temple is finished, tie tools will no,
complain lIiat they are thrown nsde let who
will lead up the nation TO put on the topstone
with sloutings. But while so much re-
mnius TO be doue, while our little camp is
beenguered all about, do nothing to weaken
his influence, whose sagacity, more than any
other single mans, has led us up lither, and
whose name is identified with that move
ment which the North still heeds, aud the
SO"'" SUN le"'s "S U'osl' hHeI hlii MT.
Chairman, this is no hard task. We know
very wei that, notwithstanding this loud
clanor about our harsh judgement of men
and things, our opinions differ very iule
from those of our Free Soil friends, or Of
intelligent men generally, when you really
get al them. When men lay aside the judi.
clul ermne, the senator's robe, or the party
collar, and sit down in private life, you can
hardly distinguish their tones from OURS
"en neyes ee.' 10 "'"o''''eo Us our oe"'
10 "' iole "'s
-'At all We laugh, they laugh no doubt
The only difference is, we dare laugh out.
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iis Je,srnin,,;',n ~ d;snho" IL l''',; aowS
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lin, ,I,sir nssoci,,as az, ,ho ,,I,,c ,o" .o'ne,
,hev nre wrccking ,I,e nor,y pa'I u,I;I, "ro sure
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SIaysrv Gc, ''''' ''' "''' P"'ses o' ANU
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These are brave words, When compare
'W ~ WIN 'he general tone OF Free Soil
men ~ Congress .islilst the atmosphere
oi washington md politics. These men
move about SAnls and Golialhs among us.
Iaiier ny mnhy cnbt. There they lose