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

administration IL there, Forty six years the Adj
ninisrntion has been on the side Of the slave.
power; they have fifty millions to spend annually;
and where was there ever money to be spent that
men could not lie found to do the bad work it was
ready to pay for? There are good mem there
The honors Of freeman lelong to the brow of
Giddings Adams there tahght MS to forget his
early ambition there Hale is wanting when
Pros avery champion is to lie made ridiculous
in the eyes of twenty millions But the true men
are not II ma urty. Let US open the door Of that
chamlcr, aud look urnn its occupants, surprising
we find thtm sober. Laughter We do not
send No. Christians to Congress Twenty or
thirty are there who have done the dirty work of
politics. and they have their reward. in seat for
two sessions. Now is their only time f they
cannot reap their har, est now, they will never again
have an opportunity. Beside them stand twenty.
thirty. or fifty New England men. whom God
made with double intelligence by emitting to put
any conscience into them. Laughter Such
one as Caleb Cushing. who stands with fifty mil
lions IN his hand! What was ever to lie done 10y
body ol such twenty or thirty men men, any
OF whom, according to the taunt of Southern
member, Is more easily bouSht than hrst.rae
slave. By such men the aggression of Slavery
arc helped ON; and when new outrage is per-
rerate,l the North receives the intelligence, AMI
then--holds an Indignation meeting, Laughter i
and sends up Anti Kansas or Anti-N ebraska men ;
hut tue u"uble with them is that they II train
ton late they have instructions about NeLraSk ka
but 1t Cuba he mentioned they do not know how
me N"r'N my 'erl about IT they have no late intel
TN the nnturr II ,h;ryt tl,a ma'rIe cannnt Iva
kent always nt n white hent IF enthusiasm Tm
n;rht an cloouent man could awake every nuIse
il vrnr bn,rt,. Lut van ,,o hn,na =, ny,,,ii,;
hnuses and offices and mcuntime ikc tho s,n,ro
NJ Waterloo the sloye.novcr stands cud Gem and
resnlute Cover, n,cut ron ,lw,vs hn,t ,Io MI,
Ao,tinr tronns nr nnnIlnr enthusiasm Tho ,'on.
ple Of Paris can tear up the pa,cmcnts Of their
,itv and melt away ,t In,,;s phiiinnn hut oor IL,
rio cantni rolIs II * and the nnwars nf ,,,d 1.s
notir institutions o,,neor ornin uvcr tho Glands nf
nnnulor enthusiasm 1t seems 10 me we oro ali
,,n;n,r dawn tho tnrrent If Ni,r,r,. Saw,rI .it j.;
lis lunt and advises us to sit ON the norllv s;ao.
thot i. all GAnnInuscl Yuur IJ,rnors r;,h
onoupb 10 offord the lxurv of Il conscience .n,.
nnt ,fE,rd =, ,r;,t tho ,yIuio of an En,I;.L ht
tx hiss Ynu uurbt IN hiss Hand ,nr,Ior.o l
have M enn,itv nr,,ins, the IInrners tlrv h, vn
IJ,pe n,u.h c,,I Il, Tho E,or,tura ur our r,,,r,r,
lut bc that takes unon him the Office or ,,ivin,r s
1 the yoi,e uc Europe assumes the nloce If ono nt
tho ,rrc,t murol trorhers of the times ony ,,ro,t
is his sin viii, rorrunts the sources If moral Efc
I-vho nnisnps tho funtuin from which wo rocoivo
tho ,no,nl sentiment ,f other nntions, Let mt
unG,l what we think is the remedy for this stat,
nf ,bjuGs b,veuot n,i,,te,l ,j,;n,,s darker tb.,
they are. have M wish 10 tear a name from IN,
citnl rue of America worthless. l. too. am nm
! American; but YOU know we cannot dare to praise
..Tbo t,;l IF tho sermon, ;s ovor ,bom o,Iv
know II" name IN our history hut one, that Is
pefl"rtlE uhsus'uied on th,s question: 81 Slavery
your state can claim him-Jo'n Jay. Applause,
Take that last man, whom we thought untouched
I-Bcnt"n-you Know mat he dared ior moment
on single SUBJECT 10 thihk Tor h'mse!t, ana he
was instantly sacr'tred but you see INN i"whg
down IN his "Id age when waning li'e might have
raised MN h'"Ne the temptations making another
lnd to the slave'r"wcr whic, had east him aside
us ltS lnh. our c'h'm IS diSuh'"h--hreakihg up
"f the states. ~ not say the machine is out oi
orner IL Is III oruer IL o"cs WHAT u was maue 10
d"--it protects Slavery; Lake machines intended
Tor rerpeluhi m"t"n'ali Use AhllrnaVery struggles
that nave beeh maze, tue beautiful hihchihes nave
thlS one aeiec'--theE would not x" outside oi
political parties tner" must be a p"bilc senti,
ment i"rIncd mat Will bear down the sentiments ct
these political parties Feel refused Catholic
emanclpt'"n TIL oConnel created a sentiment
ahr"ht To winch 1t c"uld not lie denitd. Sturges
ana O"pueh Sh"Wcu '''a,' IL lot 'hrnuSh ihflhi-
meht' men over H. lhe chalhS IN the west lhdles
should he broken ana tiicp lh"se shacRies were
stricken away. nave shown You that our work
cannot he done uhder cur institutions we have
II" hhtl-oaNery that pe'met,es All socicly. Men
Itucky mates murder, th"uSi she loves lalr ,ght
- does the o'hti'-"est; and Mentucky ana the
S"utlI-"est sluea out Ma'. "aia, VINO sh"t II
Yankee scho"iaster' ana he hui L" seek refuge IN
"riS pu' "ne" h''e y"u e|c' SP"c" "' Il S"t>e-
hunter! slave-n"ther shaved that she thought
the grave was better for her daughters than New
Orleans. by taking away their lives And Yet,
men whom 20" recognize as tcll"w-c'tzens--h
"red truste! and r'specicd--have sent lack slaves
INT" bondage Ike That. Let me hear the chi
dren "t an lnSrahum, ot Philadelrlna praying
! the Legislature To allow them to bear another name
than that OF their her; let me see the slave
catching officers IN your City unable to, live here
and then will say there is an nti- Slavery SEN
timent. Yohr public men do not make your SEN
timent--y"ur sentiment makes them. Give vii
liam ii. Seward tie thunlerbult of a New York
Anti-Sla,ery sentiment, aud he will WELD it we'll
Loud applause. But do not think this sent
ment can be witnessed under our institutions. III
his grave at MarShfeld lies man who bartered nj
his New England sentiments for the promise of
mess OF pottage: but he died. poor man, without
getting it. But do not blame the schnols. Tn,
schools which have SO long produced such scholars