Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-22


have dragged in infdelty trtraneously The wo-
mans movement is otherwise. Its no movement
of Christianity 1t is in6de in iis primary claim.
Il demands equality, when God has decrecd and
the Bible announced that woman should be inferior
and subject to man. And his good Brother Mahan.
at the womau's Rights Convention at Cleveland.
very impudently told the women that MS sUI5ee-
ton cas honorable and euuoJlihg 70 the subject and
Me smJector" We wish we could daguerreotype
the supcrciliousness and .sclfeomplacency with
which the President received the fowdy response
to this evangelical sentiment: ne leaned with dig
nifty upon his ivory-headed stafs-erossed his rev.
crend legs--turncd up his. piQus, weshaven chin
to the galleries. and with open meeth drank in tho
Applause of a small portion seated there, though
it were the nectar of the gods. And so, doubtless.
II was to him. Poor man we pitied him. That
which was his shame aud should have covered him
with bushes, was his crown of glory. We remem.
bered how once he indicated tIe.cause of justice
in Cincinnati. We thought, alas.!lhow fallen.
i YpsiIant Mich Oct. 18th.
Yesterday l had a delightful journey from Raj.
sin to this place. The country over which we pas.
scd was lovely one, though now bearing blgh.
: tel barren look, from long drought The coun-
try looked almost lonely to me, in consequence Of
the small number of cattle and sheep to be seen.
! compared with the numbers we Witness in passing
! through Ohio. like to look upon the thousands
of noble cattle upon our hills and plains They
are always company to me, and their sleek looks
and quiet and contenied rumindiion gives ono
quite rs satisfactory idea of happiness as VA
orthodox do nothing Heaven, so frequently md
populary portrayed III the American pulpit. Bab
Michigan lacks this portraiturc. Moth pulpit
but the bovine one) 1t is Wheat, Wheat, Wheat,
in the part of the state have seem And delight.
ful land tits for that The Michigan farmers can
raise wheat with much less labor than their Ohio
brethren. Their soil is much looser and easier of
cultivation. Yesterday however, ! observed
many fields Of forward wheat, which, from
appearance | should judge was suffering from at
tacks of "the 6y." This dry and beautiful wealth
or, gives the little dcprcdator q chance 10 run
not" with the farmers hoTes.
Ypsilant is lovely village OF the Michigan Cen
I trail Railroad. Few surpass il in beauty with its
wide streets its neat and tasteful dwellings and its
numerous shade trees. Its business facilities are
good. 1t is surrounded by rich farming country.
u The Huron affords considerable watcrpowcr and
the stirring enterprise of the ofk-Yankecs, Il
cyly regard) are like to make the most Of it.
The Ypsiant folks, far M can learn ore not
yet remarkable FOR their ant-slayery DEVOTION
But will not say much of that now. We will
wait till Mr. Foster shall put in his sod plow to tho
beam, as he will in few days, and till Mrs. Fos-
ter shall try her skill at subsoiiag. Eherc will be
1 something to report after that, wc.wif warrant
If there is not, shall chargeit to:t tho SOIL and
:. not to the seed or the culture. ... ":e
+ DECLINE oS ADoiLnoNIs.p
Such is the heading Of an ntticle inr the Dctroi.
t Free Press Of yesterday. Which fhayc just picked
up. The article is instructive and Iproposc to give
the readers of the Bugle the benefit OF part of il.
i The Free Press like all othetPro<slavcry folks
G finds comfo,t in the decline of aboftionism."
$ Abolitonism is declining into M effective pub
c lie sentiment, which is destined to be more and
troublesome to politicians year by year, as ii
Il is also TO their chosen friends the church members
It and slave holders. They all cmipcnt for "cry
It ing peace peace, when there isno peace" But let
y them enjoy their dclusion. Thcywill wake up to
d their mistake, by andby. We rather.susp tho
c Editor comforts himself on this wiso especially
s now because the fanatics have invaded Detroit
lie is whistlng to keep his spirits up like the boy
in the grave yard. First Miss Sallie Holly made
her demonstration the City, and very affective
J. one, We are told it was Even General Cass is said
n to have been out to hear her This week, Mr.. and
1t Mrs. Foster, playing upon them with their ar
tilery, and next week Mr. Garrison takes his turn.
Such sort of demonstrations usually occasion much
d cursing and damnng of the abolitionists and the
niggers If the Detroit Democrats can take it out in
l. whstling why it proves them the greatest of phil.
i osophers. And we are very happy to give them
f credit as such.
IS After having charged Mr. Seward, with never
y having had any "honest anti-savery sentiment and
N with having abandoned all pretcnsc Of any sort,
IS the Press proceeds to dispose Of Free Soism as
y follows
IS "Thcre is Stree democracy" party in some Of
e the States, but its members insignificant and
every day by degrees growing beautifully less. II
is the sad remains Of an llspcnt organization. Its
h light is Pickering in the socket, and will soon 90
1t out in darkness" 49,
is But there is yet some "vital genuine" anti-sla.
y very left. Hear his estimate of it:
IS "The only genuine abolitionists that give eyi-
g dcnce of vital existence certain crazy and
strong minded wOmcn--the Garrisons, the Philip
ses the Abby Kellys the Lucretia Mots, ct cetera,
n ct cetera Their conduct illustrates theidea Of fa-
" lnaticsm run mad. They deal exclusively in de-
: nuncaton. They donounce every body but them
selves and negrodom. They denounce with the
utmost hippancyt the christian religion christian
e ministers, and the American Union Thcy de-
m nounce the Bible, they revile Jesus Christ, and
speak of God with evity that is horrible. They
u are Atheists. This is genuine abolitionism.
would be willing to venture sixpence, las
u much as ever risk that this Free Press man,
C. belongs to the church. The best sign know of to
judge that question by, is the fact that pont
u spear and ,oiHHe. Let me be understood. Idont
mean to say that all church members HiH lie any
more than Iyould risk my reputation on tho asser,
20 ton that all church members front swear ! have
G. known some remarkable exceptions of both sorts,
IL and as hold it entirely right that church members
Sc as well ms the Devil should have their dno, am