Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-13

oppressed SUBJECTS anu oil EUROPE than uoes NlcnO
las himself.
We copy the following speech from the London
EMPIRE
PRoscRIrrsl-At the point at which we arrived,
and in the presence OF those decisive events which
are preparing to take place, it is important to be
precise as to facts. Let US N by doing
Justice to an error which has become almost uni
vcrsal. Thanks to the shadows ingeniously
cast around the origin of the affair 10y the Gov
eminent Of France, aud c0mplacently %thickoned by
the Government Of England, to day, both in Eng
land and in France, the war ia the E0st--that
continental d;saster-is generally attributed to the
Emperor Nicholas. They are deceived. The
Oriental war is a crime, but it is not the crime
of Nicholas Do not lend yourselves to that de.
fusion. Let us rc-establish the truth of the case.
Let us decide this point 10y the considerations
which | shall now proceed to place before YOU.
Citizens! The second Of December, lSjl-iur We
must always 80 back to that hear, bear $50
long as Nj .Bonaparte stands where he is--it is from
this horrible source that all these events, whutSo-
| ever they may be, having this poison in their veins
will be unwholesome and venemous and will rap
idly grangrene. The 2nd of December, then
VI. Bunaparte has caused you to know that date.
lie perpetrated II crime upon that crime he built
a throne, and he seated himself thereon. Sehinder-
ihnnnes proclnims himself Cpzar, Peter is necessary.
When one is Emperor, the yes Of the people is of
small importance what is necessary is the Yes
t of the Pope. Not content with being a pcrurcr,a trni-
tor, and II murderer, it was necessary that h, should
be crowned. Bonaparte the Great had been crowned
and BDnaparte the Little wished to be so too.
Braves. That was the next question. Would
the Pope consent? An aide-dc-camp named Cote,
one of the religious men Of the day, was sent to
Antonelli--tho Gonsnlyi of the present day; the
aide-de-camp had little success. Piue VII. had
crowned Marcngo, but Plus IN hesitatcd to crown
the boulevard Montmartrc. To mix with tins
blood and this mud the old Roman oil was a grave
affair. The Pope was disgusted. M.BOnaparte was
embarrassed. What was to be done? What leads
your daughter to u decision How was the Pope
to be led to decide Why, by a gift. That is the
history of the affair Applause.
A Proscript, NJ. Bianchi.--Such are the sacrcdo-
tai customs.
Victor Hugo: You are right. It is a long time
since Jeremiah at Jerusalem, and Luther at Rome,
cricd-"Prostitute - Applause. NJ. Bonaparte
therefore, resolved to make present to Nj. Masti.
What is the gift? This is the whole affair! Citi-
zens there are two Pupes in the world--the Latin
Pope and the Greek Pope. The Greek Pore, who
is also called the Car, brought to bear upon the
Sultan the weight of "nll the Russians" But the
Sultan possessed Judeah he possessed the tomb OF
Christ. Pay attention this. For many ages, the
great ambition of the Catholicisms had been to
have the power to enter freely into that tomb, and
to offlciate therein-not side by side, and fraternal-
ly, bu; the one to the exclusion of the other. The
Latin would exclude the Greek, and the Greek,
the Latin, Between these two opposing preten-
sions, what did lslamism do? 1t held the balance
even-that is to say, the door shut-and would
let in neither the Greek cross nor the Latin Cross
MOSCOW nor rome lhis was aSre"t eyeSorc u
the rope VINO ahects the suprenIcy, men as u
genera! question: irrespective o, pohuparte' unueI
these circumstances, what was the present which
if offered to the Pope, would induce him to crown
no matter what bandit? Put the question to Ma
Ichiavel and he will answer you nothing is more
simple. "elGh down the palace at Jerusalem
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