Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-22

asscrycrutions could have saved the Rcpuy uylican
party from tho ignomiuy Of Icing DisuniOniss,
they would have escaped scUt-lIce. But the Ami.
Slavery and Pro-Slayery men knew Letter than
they sincere as many Of them unquestionably were.
and would accept no words to offset actions. They
knew instinCtyely that whatever word is uttered
i'll earnest against Slavery is counterspell agaiust
tho charm by which it holds its life; that every
blow aimed at the rcmotcst extremity of tic Body
Polite Cf Slavery strikes straight int the c0mAOn
heart Of the Nation which sends the life.blood to
feed the polyrus that is consuming it as well as the
organisms Ot health and strength. Instinct as
great matter, and it has told the friends Of Slavery
the truth The Union has now become another
word for Slavery, and Disuniun and Anti Slavery
are perfectly lyuOniMCus terms in the mouths OF
the pro-siayery world. When mon vapor about tie
Union and the Constitution, and pledge Themselves
to maintain them intact, everybody, that is not
fool, knows that it's an engagement to maintain
those clauses and compromises which make the
North the boudmail OF the South. Now, this is 10
small thing that we have done. We have made it
clear that there is such thing as serving two
maSters-that Christ and Bclial are natural and
eternal nntagOnisms-und that the followers Of
BcLal, Mt least, understand perfectly well that
whoever guthCreth not with them scattcrcjh abroad
Politicians who at all infected with uti-Slave
~ cannot avoid the brand Of Disuuionism, let
them resist ever SO much, and they will do well to
consider whether there is any other strong ground
for them to take up If they really wish their blows
should tell.
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party had absorbed into itself all that was best Of
the two great parties, besides nssnatiug the scat
tered remains of The Free Soil party. Their plat
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