Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-06-09

IN question: Now, before God wo declare, tha
there is no language in which to describe their by
| poclacy and rOtteuuess they who manage then
are the most criminal of trimmcrs, wholly unde
serving of respect or confidence whose pictv i,
cant, whose profession is q lie, whose lung-faced
ness is al omination, whose concern for the sou
OF the pcrlshing heather abroad is sham, whosC
pretended reverence for the bible is arrant du.
pliclty, whose prayers are than the profanity
Of tho openly wicked, and whose treatment o.
down-troddcn and lettered humanity at their owl
| doors is unworthy Of sayages Now let the ser
pente hissi
! s. Even ut the Festival Of the Concrerationa
Union held ut Brooklyn, Mt which all spvts Of ex
| prcssjons were indulgcd in, and extraordinary
| freedom Of speech was exercised, f6r cleiqyg,cn
! on various suhjects--whcrc such men Ms Uonr,
Ward Beechcr, and Richarj Stores .I-.. and Leon
ard bacon. were conspicuous actors, along will
| hev Or. llnmphroJ, Rev. nr. Adams, Of Bruins
wick, Me. Rev. Dir. Surtevant, Rev. Dr. Palmer
aud i!ov DR., Bcthunc, (alias Buifoon) no refer
cucc appears to have been made to tho sum Of al
villancs,' excepting by Rev. DR.. Clichcrnc o
Portland, who declared, most untruthtully, 'Ou
hearts at the North beat high for liberty uud who
could Godiy venture to say, We can ut least agre,
that, whether Tie SsNM becomes free ur not II
Nofh shai! never become the dwcliing-rlace O
slaves And that was all At time, too whel
the attitude of the Slave Power was never SO de
ant its language ncycr so threatening or bias ifc
i nous its utter laWlessncss never so shamclessll
exhibited, its acgresions upon the rights Of the
i North never so darng--0s seen i'm tho prOstratun
of all personal and civil liberty in Kansas. ny
/ swarm Of bl0Ul-tlir,tv rufiaus from Missouri
armed to the tooth who alone really constitute tho
. government Of that territory
Well 'Neyu 6iddlcd willie Ronn was hurnin q,
and why should not the reverend clergy Of tie
Il Congrcgational Union INDULGE in fcISting. In
iosting. in complimcntinr each Other. in rGffno
C0ngrcgationalisin, in minclng an ulIaoudrida OF
How Wit professional seflaulation. and minus cant
as an example Of Christian watrhtulnoss and SELF
\ sacrifice? Dir. Surtoyart could Gectiouylv say.
Il My gift 60 pcrr 1rm tie moro material duties Of
g@d,' loud ,opPiause.) Mr.. Storrs could say OF Dr.
9et"n@e 1 VIII say th't ihe bAck"ooAsmCn upon
trout have a traditiomry horror Of his flies
=. (Chcers. Dr: Bcthunc, not to be outdnne IN re
sGfd % the neIy; could Jocosc'y retort' MY good
flehu from ic " est mas proclaimed MS apNess
az az M iG a,r[ @n uenCGr GuI . o2 see lIooNo9
"erGnit, If na,,,,tincss lGroat I,rritcr ~.
illustrate Mr.. Storrs' growth mot in graeel since
he came to Brooklyn, the wnrgsh Doctor said
Tell me if his tailor has not had to alter his waist
He was convinced Of the fact, by actual ohserva-
! lion, that one lean Yankee will eat twice as much
as three fat Dutchmen.' daughter and cheers !
And so the Doctor continued at considerable length
in one breath cracking Joke to set the table in Il
roar and in the next, with startling incongruitv
processing MS utllHUt 10 greet III lt spirit, IN liC
strongest Christian fellowship these dear brethren
in Christ'--now telling funny story of Scottish
Sawncy, and following itup by talking about Il
! world lying in wickeIncss and the voice Of God
calling upon US to exert ourselves for the honor OF
his name'!!
| In all the speeches made on the occasion, we
cannot find single valuable thought, or manly
expression, useful suggestion. Nevertheless
the speakers had a jolly time or it. Should not
that suffice
| And such was anniversary week, TctiRiCas'y, in
New ork and vicinity. Has not the Slave Power
cause to trembo?
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I THE PERSONAL TTDFTTv law nT MAS
! bBCHUSETT5.
Tho following is the glorious law Of Personal
/ Lincrtv nassed over Gov. Glr,Iner's yeto Lv vast
maiuriies in both Houses OF ,he Massachusetts
Legislaturc
Az A,r N ,,,,.ct 5Lc ,.;li, anal 73o,};., az u,
! Tr,,L NJ Jio C,r,,,5,,SIl J,5 ,f lr,L,, T. '''
| he u cItdcte1 ~ the senate, dc. SECTION l. All
| the PROVISIONS "i the act IurIheF TO protect per
SGnal liberty passed the tWepty-!1nfth oay oi
March, IN the year one thousand eight hundred and
lorty-three' snail apply othe Act OF Congress ap-
proved SePlemoe' e'a"teen' IL we yGar one taQu'
san" t!SuI H""U'c' anu my ch'It4'h y" -ict 10
amen H. ana SuPplemehaty 20 l"e act emitted
! AN AcI respecting I"SI,NeS 'to'h guSuce ana
persons escaping from Inc service u their mas
teLs'
sec, = Inc meaning OF the one hundred ana
eleventh chapter oi the heVSed statutes Is hereby
declared to be ,nat every person imprisoned or re-
strained OF ms liberty Is ehtltied as OF righ5 ana
/ OF course 10 1he Wit OF HdOe"S copoS' except IN
the cases mentioned IN the second section OF that
chapter; ~,
SEC. 3. The writ OF haOedS corpus may be issue
| by the Supreme Judicial Court, the Court Of Com
mon Pleas by any Justices Court or Police Court
/ by any Justice OF either of said Courts or by any
Judge Of Probate: and it may be issued by any
Justice Of the Peace if no Magistrate above
named is known to SAID Justice of the Peace to
be within five miles of the place where the party
is imprisoned or restrained, and it shall be re-
turnable before the Supreme Judicial Court the