Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-10-21
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LETTER FROM G. D, sTEBBiNs,

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ROCHESTER,, New York, Oct. 8, 1854.
Fe,rxn uoutysoy. ! rcoehc3 bcrc last ni,ht
after y a,c vcots, topr IN Western rcnrsy,yonio .
ln,ino wlirb ,i,o I hovp hold oirbtceo mcctincs
and attended, t,o convention. or hoo d,vs c,cb
Lca,ipr Salon ;pst.or,cr tho c,o-o. Of coor annual
mccGp9 I ,,s,rd h,,or,b rle,c,ond. and thc,ce
,ostrorl 70 Coror1 T., ,,,r so,,o .ivtcc, milo.
.,oe, oe ,Au f,uoa a,,, IF ,,,he rrio , o,a ,hnrca
,orlol rv s,,.h t,roras 1iros,;rlo
Most of my nicotine. wora in school booscs and
coprtry churches with ouAicpc,s r,noin, from n
.L,,on too bouso fill ovc,ogipg r,;rIv In Com.
MEANWHILE had two meetings. with rn,hcr email
,,d;or,cs hrt intc,liocnt onl orrroeiotivc. |
,borc sow G. W Proven el;t,r Of ,bc "Knnsos
ITor,rl If Freo1nn ;" uhich has oIroolv started
on1 t,ns rr-,, s,,,o c,,i. t,,, iut 10 n h., in
,ho loou iG,l Kors,s y,llcv with tlo musical In.
Irn, .ano ~ yv,nl,rns, n ,.tl n,,o.o s,,,orv
w. T.. nomo h-o.otons 4 cow l,vs nnor 7 s,wo
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y''"' ". ~, 49, 80 .i -
-'''" vac 49, '''',7 80 .r, t'
.,; :. .ha' IIun. a.is~ g. ua taI :. ,rtj.,.
tboy vorc mo, r, farm nl,ns Of fp.uro action.
Tboy o., =, nr,sorcc K,oQ,e c,r ,ocdom-snrcoss
,,,o,l tbom .Trs. lcr,rc iho Linosyillo Conycn.
,ior wont with .I,bc = Sclhv 70 Nilbrook
lTo,ror c,nrty soue G,r,, milos s,uth.c,s Of
Linosv;uc to a throo DAYS, ,,rotinc
THO h,y o,,Lori,.s y,c,, mot larro Int in tbe
cycoi.r the bnusc was VOL fllc1.
The first eyonin- was nrineinollv oc,unicd lv n
Netho;;s. clorcymon Rev. Mr. Clam. nm indo.
rendant condflnto for the State LEGISLATURE. Anti
Nebraska. &c. lie is an able man.-has been, |
learn. somewhat known "a outsnoEeu in tLo pulpjt
on sllyory. lie mazda an clocucnf. earnest ad-
dress, talked strongly against Slavery, and, what
il no. s., common. GH r5at he sid. At the close.
| remarked that. without going into points of dis
agreement, or cyiticisinc his address, I wished to
agree most fully in his hostility to Slavery, as a
sin and a crime, ana expressed a hope that the
many Methodist friends present would be earnest
to apply the great and noble principles advanced
by the speaker, not only to the politics Of the
country bat to the Church and as honest men
loving God ana man. see to 1t, that their church be
cIeonSed OF THIS great SIN y preacher present
rose in much excitement and called my remarks
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The following sessions were kept up WIN Sooa
interest to the close ana the next DAY we had "
81, %, ,t 49,, -
d y .''' IL MN ''N'" " 9"', :"
""'' Wv "" = n '.' - - am
L' WV $50 vi ~, ~,
1917 n,noL n,nro dors,Ir so.,Io1 ,Lon 7 h,d
snn,ose1 Tho Lioo.villo mcotirr oncnod ot tho
frst. ,,,.rior sossior with . f,, da,o, norsors
increasing in the afternoon to q re.rectnbio house
full, and through Ike three DAYS filing well the
:, GOOD sized ard neat church oncncd by the Bantists
r for it's use. The resolves raised will be sent vo,
/ with the official renort of the nroccedinrs. and
can only saw that the debates and discussions were
! earnest. vet in GOOD feclinr. with scarce IN exccr
ton. and the attention betokened an Increasing in
t terest.
mnoro, hu .h..uaI1 xoo,
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w. en- e.F3 ""' =
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wish tbov uou)d occnnv r,oro Of tho ti,o and n,
e saro Tho souerass Of INV sovo, mr. oinh+ IL,
,olks
IS
y oron ho,rs ro c1osod and o0or s,onn;n. :.
1ooLnnrt 20 hol5 n,oo,;,n T1on fnn "
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! e'0 a. "s,,c "'' '''""''o i|ieno9 IN Line
;. r;.;.oI n 49, aa1 Wv ',' u tnlg''
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he pubic efforts OF John +. Selhy nave dor
u muCn IN mat region, anu MS aDlllty ana cnaractt
> give him the confidence Of the candid portion
The Abolitionists are plain In speech and MAJ