Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27

Stutn f,n hau li,1rr al n,I
rornnrntinns conl La a,.nu,nIa,nJ ,n"other ~ a.,
ry ont n royorite nro;ect there q hardly n sac
thn limited States whore tho uossps nulJ STAN
,vninst them. Van know ,b,t Andrew J,rksn,
yith his mo,rbloss N, r;,v-.witb N, p,me scr
md IN bis-w;tl u ,n,ed D.nn,.,,.;o nnr,y ;,
,unnnrt him vnu kn,,y tbot 6liv n,;li;oos ,f lI
liars, with the mercantile interest ,f tbe country
behind il. was nj lc nlmost 10 defv A drew Iockspn
and the whole den,ucrntic n,rtv . thot tho scoIns
for n long time hunu even--vhiI.b shonld have the
victory Two thousand millions If dollars in the
hands of 100, 900 men are. then the 6rst element
aud, ~ it this were not enourh we h,v. n Cvnsti.
tuition that gives to this monunnlv the only other
power that we seem to ncknowle lrc-,hat is. n
political aristocracv We have allowed these men
tu count their slaves as the basis wherein FIVE
slaves count for three uersuus So that Eve wealthy
shareholders in the Cnrolpos can canal many n
rood sized New ENGLAND town Ia influence at
Wlshiurt,n-baye the same weirht in a Cavern
ment that calls itself dcnocrac;ic Side by side
with this--hv the accident of our being confe,-
Grafton of States. not a homogeneous Government
they have and rule their States We have
,lougli.inccs, who do not always get their mess of
pottase; the duughficcs of Carolina DO not even
ret that The white trash men who nre e ,unted
as nothing in the slave States, are the third ele-
ment Of the strength of the slave power. Kentucky
means 35 900 Observation-Disclosures more. the
non, sllychuldcrs ,o,ut for nothiup in the State
FourtIv: another element is the nreiudirc uunin,t
c,lor We,Ith ocrun,ulntcs itselr hn,, in Nav
Yurk tie rr.iudircs of tLc nennle the ex,,,,t 3v
rorns or thn r,mn,n rnnnl, nnrtirul,rlv i nnne,L
,I r. MIA ,,,a.sa, ,r, idiai,i a.. L,t tid, 900.
indire rcsides nnt in nnv lass. ;ndeeJ tho FASH
iunnIln mann Jnos mo-, t,to th, a,trt e., n,Ih ~.
,hn L,L,rnr has r,, ,L,n crT, nlrnnI ,,h,,
wl,ilc in IN. An,.rir,, ,, n,,Lc,r ~, n, ;uhnle
his ,re;n,j;.o ,y;,h il rhon ,,,os ,h,t ,ry far
thr ITn;nni Irt tho rn,s,.;onne of Tho N,r,b
a,,Lo,, - l;,,i ~ a0 ~ ~ l n
I,u,or and il ,,nos f., slne, o,rn;n mo Un;op il
,b, Irn ,r nnr n,t;,,,I;,rI Grn,t :; tL, Cns,;t,,.
i'm nr tho T,tnJ St",n, mi. !. tho a,rn,I IN
,n,,oI Lnhind vIich w., s,or ,,, cnnrenI lis ,rn.
h,iio, and CusLin,, his ,iIl,inx, U,nnhtnr nnl
nnnInnsnI nj. H. T,lo strnm,I r ttLo 1,ro r,,.-
"r W. ,', 'r ~ norn', nn c,rol NV
an and wh,, ara nnr 'f,rno.9 N,rtborn .horort,r
il n,odc other in tho .bu,.,h nr IN WnII.st You
,,,, .,,, I,ot,,,,ro ga. ~, ,l;,,nn, ~ ,Lo rin;t
,n ;n.;Irnt nr tho ynli,,;,,u. .n,,;non, in
v,cr,,,re and tl,n rul,1;, and ,ha nx'h,,na ore
tLo ,Lrro ,,re,t r,,;,,,,l nlnn,,,.r tho Mil In
yh;.h .b,I ,ye rnnGJn9 Un,, yLnu ,o ,,et NJ ,ho
stror,,,h tn Lo,t M, ,,,o;,,st ,h; ,,;,,3 Whon
J,Ln orvlnr s;,,nnd tho T,x,. innov,,;n p,s,l,
fms Iwcnt into Stto.t-;ntr nm ,ssur,,rn IN a
and s,iJ ..Tex,s isnnnexrI d,yan allarlv
r,er wnra ,b.rn -, n w,,rtb , ,Inn, Onn iii
II, i, ,,,d T,,r ,h, t,,; ,h,,, ;n,,,o, A,,.L.,
said >. rhn rnmmer,.n nf H,,t,, vii, Ia ,bn Ln,,ar
nf itn And thn.e ,yore ,ho ,,ly ,nn,,rL, The
balance or th, slave n,wer :, m,.h stra,,,,,,,eneJ
the Iasenent of Nrtlcru p,inci,,le wcre 1utl,in,,
to them The ruinea was upup ia, we and rim, =
couli see mo defect D Won, s,,,,, So van .,n ,ui
wit this slave p,wer? She knows how to .ecure
the G,vo of the North: she brinrs five Stntes and
n million of per,ons into the tariff. and the n,r
camille interest is Gun spkrd, [Amrlnusc1 H.
stead of looking ahead for the good time coming
Commerce. sees II per cen ON the eJ.sero lliuk
it something better than c ,rug about the rcncra-
ton that is to come VIII do we iiad in the pul-
nit tn help us? [ am II It guin. to blame the pul-
nit for il is Il Quaker run it did not m Ike itself:
the difficulty is ia the manui ,cture. What kind
of II pulpit have we in til $ country? We have the
voluntary system of Church rove nmcnt an excel
lent system; the only one possible la Il republican
government But the republican government
which makes all sovcrcigns brings with it peculiar
responsibilities 1t is good to he IL sovereign bat
he llat is must keep wide awake to protect himself
Napoleon slept but 4 hours ont If the -. We
sleep too much activity and ctlsiuht vigilance is
the price u liberty Those who live under dcs-
,mtism may field their arms and go to sleep, trust
ing to their Cur to take care of them. The Alps,
piled up in cold to sublime majesty, are tive en-
bem of desputsm still, what there iS Of life is
always there: but RcpuIlicanism has for its mod
c the ever restless sea, pure only hecanse it is 50
restless. We want the vigilance that never slum-
bers that is ready to look hehiud words into
things to understand itself and know how much
is required of it, Such is our duty; such the rx-
traorlinary demand made upon us. We hold our
property, our seiety, everything on the tenure of
acting up to this duty Il successful crime dimin-
>hes the safety Of ourselves and our children -
such il the tenure upon which we hold republican.
ism. Let us examine what our church is Lmk
over the water; what is the Catholic Church
Her priest is what the Pope makes him; he takes
out the brain that nature gave him and puts in II
manufactured brain; and wherever he goes he
represents his creating power--the Pope. Laugh
ter. The child must bear the features of the
father So with Epscupaliauisn it's nuipit is
enanted by the scons of wealth and arisucrncy :.
they were educated in the colleges of aristorrl,.y .
they came cut to represent it. and they do 81.
Maranlnv saws well that the Epsropalian Church
has never, even once. by accident, found Itself ON
the Sde ot the peoples AMI this is natural. Now
we have among US the voluntary system uf pull
pits the pews create the puplts; is it any won
der thar the puIpits reflects the pexs? If you
choose 10000 men to represent Wall and Sta,e-sts
is il uny wonder they represent them? | am not