Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-06-30


] have only to inquire, VIII it have tendency to
c abolish slavery and we think it will.
People say, why you have left the slaves there
ID unprotected, aud can do nothing for them. We
7 eau do Just as much rs we do now. Garrison can
' print the Liberatur in Boston then, and do not
think lac can print il ia Charleston. $. c., now
. (Applause) Boston books will go Just rs far i'll
the Southern country rs now. for you have to eX
. purgute them before they do 90. Il'enewed ap
u plauscl Perhaps foreign literature may be snug
. ged in, where native is not admitted. But the
j. slave will be left to himself Yes, and what sort
Of leaving to himself will it be? Those slave
u States must pay the expenses OF government
south Carolina will nave to stand Up on her own
feet and We have dandlcd her in the cradle, an
uneasy. feycrish child. long enough She has al
WAYS broken her baube, thrown away her rattle,
and wanted new one and we have given it to her
but she never vet has paid the expenses OF her
government-nevcr. Let these sovereign boggars
of Carolina earn their own liying--that is what
Disunion means Massachusetts,, with a million
of working men. all Yankees. shrewd, active, IN
notwithstanding up by candleght, and going
to bed late--living nothing, and laying up the
difference daughter Massachusetts plants in the
granite and reaps her harvest from the sand, and
saves four per cent. year out OF 1t, ana that .s
all. She pays the expenses Of her local govern
m}nt and her other expenses manages to put
coat on her back and loaf Of bread on her table,
and has four per cent nett profit to lay up-eyery
one Of US working men. South Carolina has more
black men than white--they are nearly equally di-
yided. The whites do not work, and it is proved
beyond dispute that one slaves work IS worth
about oue-thrd that of freeman. Give 1t a lib
eral margin-call it one half. Here, then, we have
the equivalent Of one fourth laboring population
and tic remaining three tcurthS 1--we on the
difference. How much will they lay up? They
do not make the years ends meet. New, them
send out this prodiga son, who has never paid his
tailor's bill, and what his talor's bill will he
Send that State to shift for herself. Where is
she to get her taxes? The New York custom
house is closed. The North has gono off the
South, with one half her population working mon,
has got to support the government. Which way is
she to turn? She must educate her labor. Edu
Gated labor is the secret of Massachusetts, success
IN American operative is worth fifty per cent.
more than European, because he is better educa-
ted The South says, 4 must educate these ne
groes.' Put hogshead of gunpowder under the
Capitol and touch fire to it, and look the next day
for your Capitol (Cheers) Educate the slaves =
As Cowper says
Ono ray of heavenly lgh.
Mclts all the chain away (Applause.)
No man has been allowed to sit with lapstone
on his knees who has not hammered out some
thing besides leather; never has one been allowed
| to throw the shuttle, who has not wrought out
halter for the neck of tyrant. The mechanical
The shareholders Of Virginia sgid, There is II de-
uand for mechanical iabor VIII send our slaves
into Norfolk navy yard, and make money out Of
7 thcm,' They did so but their Southern brethren
said No that cannot be allowed. Our negroes
are not safe, if you turn these farming slaves into
mechanics Mechanics it has awful sound
I Why, it was the mechanics of Holland that ilei
away the Spanish chain. It was the mechanics of
France that checkmated Louis the Grand. II is
the mechanics of England that have worked up
I and uutil like tle " orninS Mas
sachusetts rocks, they have undermined the throne
Of the Guelphs leaving it as the Spanish Courter
told Philip, AN etiquette Set up mill in Caro-
lima the pIanest knell of the stakeholder is the
weayer's shuttle Educate your slaves, and their
exodus from bondage is sure. Open their books,
you open their Red Sea. Gut you must you can
not keep your government without it, That is the
reason why the Shareholders will never let sepa-
rate, if it is in their power to prevent it, Instead
of one Anthony Burns, We should have thousands.
They would never 20 back and it would not need
llallett's fifty dollars to restore them to the free
dom their own daring had won. They would
swarm here in crowds. The whole working popu-
aton would rise Up some sunny morning, and
walk away, and leave the gentlemen to get their
breakfasts, (Appausc.
= why you say, this sort Of thing would not do;
it would create civil war; Not so. The slave
does not ask Us to give him that old nusket which
hangs in our friend Parkers study, rusty with the
block of Lexington iie asks Il better thing than
lnuNlclS III llc lllcLGcnlu CellluT1-lle might OF
political economy, and the laws Of industry that
God fxcd. Wickedness is not only wicked but
weak; and unless you can seduce free labor and
freedom into bulwarking slavery, it cannot stand
in the light of the nineteenth century. Let Mas
Suclusetts, therefore, say to Caroina-GO off,
Pay your own bills that is equivalent to dis
solution Of the Union. She threaten to leave the
Union! Why, she cannot walk Applause. }
Nobody will go cot, unless we go. She cannot 80.
An empty sack cannot stand alone. Renewed
4 \ Al all
do sometimeS that ought to leave because we
are Abolitionsts, it is nonsense; but when they
deny our right to go out, that is another question
=. will not, however, detain you longer. eco
on, 90 on.D ! will only say that the laws Of po-
tical economy, the laws of industry which rest
on the laws Of God, are stronger than parchments,
and that when we ask for n dissolution of the
Union, we only tsk that each tub may stand on its
own bottom. (Cheers.( If Carolina civilization is
bet 'r than ours, let her grid up her loins aud
show it; but do not let her shield herself behind
Massachusetts, | remember once standing on the
quays of Genoa and seeing the frigate Ohio at an
chor in the harbor; and half Italy, with gay ban
ners and floating pennants had come out to see
her, to admire the proportions and gaze ut the star
lit banner as the emblem of the liberty Of the
West; and | thought then, what isit gives our
, country its strength and name IN Europe? 1t is
not bankrupt Carolna-sho is never heard Of it
is not crippled and lieless Alahania-who speaks
of her? 1t is the fresh blood of the young giant
of the North; II is pennsylvania, New York and
Ohio; it is free labor THAT tells its tale the world
over. 1t is the reGou9ces, the industry the aetivi-
ty, the vigor Of free labor that makes America
what she is among the nations. Slavery averts
her doom by hiding herself behind it, Dssolu
ton drags her out to the light, and she dies in the
blaze of the nineteenth century. loud and re-
?eated cheers
/, mo UNION WITH SHAREHOLDERS"
Henceforth let this be the single motto, the sole