Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-11-18

lheY seen 10 be separated by n caste MS greHl US
that which divides the whites and cOlorel people
in America aud in some instances the caste
makes a distance between the Afric-Amcrican ana
native as great almost MS that lGtwccn the Bra
minis and Shudcas Of India. This is a ycgy great
obstacle in The way Of civilizing and outstanding
the natives. But in the present state Of society it
can be easily overcome. One hundred families
only need to set a different example, and an indc.
pcndout press advocate their education and ciyHi-
zation, and II public sentiment would soon be form
ell making the present custom of treating them
dsgraceful and odious. Ny native young men
receive wages, and dress sometimes 50 as not 20
he distinguished from Americans, aud sit at the
third table and eat with knives and forks, and do
many other things as civilized people. To put
them at TIC second table with our American girls
would deprive US Of both cook and nurse. But
when they become more refined and we obtain bet
ter health, we shall advance them to the second
table, even if we have to DO our own cooking and
nursing. For this little innovation we are consurcd
by many persons here, who claim that | wish to
make the natives impudcut, restless and disconten
ted in their present condition. All this ] can bear
and much more, for | may expect a heavier shaft
from America for disclosing these facts. Ba. let
the people hear me through before they decide. ]
do not impute any blame to those who choose to
act and think differently from me-. This is their
right. But by example and whatever influence ]
can lawfully command, | shall oppose error and
oppression in high or low places. | do not claim
to be alone IN these rctOrmatOry affairs there are
meny generous persons here, both old and new
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will work rmr notb;nr cr 900 81 l. ".! "unocI, "nH
on which thcv snbs;sf'. Sv5,o "a Gn i ANY r",mioal
thcm worcs. and fbrs their sorr y n ui.' ''9
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s S""n'el"' S%'CH' ~ upS''rt BOY scDIdiIlg' oralhIeH,'
Mo"s'' anu s'"',Gntu u rang anu SI''a,"S' c"'I'
~ t.enoft'J' GuiIs1"nS' NJ my NY PooI'
u.l '.o I''' ~ 'Ic greater part ci tn!S eaSuS"''o'
Hi.n i"p"lhy' Huch " s.''e u '''l9S appears
S"""ac 70 h'N. 'c"nci nut ""en we become ae-
I"o'n";'" ~ seo'nS theSo tnlnss' we soon !GHIh %
Already seen sufficient evidence OF the TACT that the
natives are susceptible OF high dre?ree OF moral