Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-10-04

OF the political parties Of the conntry--the Rad
ical Abolition Party as truly as any other-is, in
the most transparent language he can possibly
command writing himself down Anti- Christ; and
thus exposing himself to the dread sentence Of
him who sni6, 'Inasmuch as We have done it unto
of the least Of these my brethren ye have done
unto me "
Resolved, TOO, That, if we are to accept TheoIogy
rs the standard-with its doctrines, of n personal
God and Father Of the race the infinite desert of
sin; the worth of the Soul the Retributions of
Etcruity and the certainty of final Damnation
without Repentance and Faith-then. since Amer
lean Slavery imbrutes millions. GAINED tc be made
m the very image of that God, aud shuts them all
up to hell by keeping them in absolute heathen-
ism and therefore is the most fearful in heaven
deiying SIN the world can know, $50, must remain
ing In the Ameri ,an Union (and thereby uphoid-
ing this Slavery) he the greatest, deepest most
utterly integral and infinite, sin mortal cHn pos
sibly be guilty of-whether against any. God, or
against his equal brother man-Seeing it involves
the murder OF literal millions Of precious souls
throughout the unending ages of eternity!
Resolved That any possible Union between the
North and the South, must inevitably be both a
Farce, and Tragedy: for Liberty and Slavery
are eternal antagonisms and therefore to think of
harmonlzing the conflicting interests of Free and
Slave Labor, urdcr a political system is moon
struck toilyi and to attempt to administer Free
Government, by the aid of Shareholders is as ore
preserve property, or with midnight assassins to
protect life
Resolved That, if the Southern States had
been left to themselve without civilization with
out wealth, without cummerce--they wunld never
have been looked up to, nor taken notice of; but
on the contrary, would have been passed by. and
despised, like the old pirate States of Algicrs and
Tuns and left to rot in their own stencil and
dwinGle away into their own oblivion: but now
the Northern States-having taken them to their
arms, and thrown their superior civilization
puIer Christianity, boundless wealth, and a com
merce whitening ever sea, into common with
them-hnve furnished them passport to distinc-
ton; gwen then currency among the nations :.
made the principal Power of the earth, absolutely
dependant upon their productions: and thus
actually compelled the whole world to honor
them
Resolved That the seven Northern, of the "old
thirteen" States, never would have given their
consent to the formation Of this union if they had
supposed that as tho result Of that act, Slavery
would be multiplied and extended as it has been
though they did agree to help support tie Slavery
that then was, hoping it would never be greater,
and in "A few years utterly die: and therefore the
old men of those States, if they could now lft
their heads from their graves would curse their
children as bastalds, if they did not do their
fathers the justice instantly TO wHtd,Qw from
that Union, and thus strive to undo the mighty
ruin, their mistaken act in forming it had
Wrought!
Resolved TEat it is a burning shame for the
Northern States by clinging 10 the Union TO lie
Propplhs inc iHi"hg iorlphes ol slavery, at
conspirng to put it down: when England has
abolished it both in the East and West Indies ::
when the first act of liberated France, was to pro-
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Resolved That the Union-saing with Slavery
at the helm-has wrecked the grand Experiments
| OF popular government, IN the New World; thus
hurting to the ground the sacred Temple, which
!he martyrs OF L'per'y ~ every age haa been lay
ing doWh tuelr l'Ies 10 ou.Iu quehchihG me last
ray lnat was sii!'nS' TO HNc nope 10 the oppfeSSe"
| T.! other countries anu s'euS''enlhS 'he "hoie
circle ol the WorIus ue7Po'S'on tnelr throhes anu
uy 'he'e means; "o'nS n'"'e W ooStruct t,e pro
gF'Ss VI hcP"oc"N'sir' =, ,'''" ouS' t'e e'''h WIN
Ihe eoh'lnugu reiSn :" iS'un'y, '."n "ny usneF
ha'icn on '.e I'oc VI ,io h''oo' "nu 'iero'ore'
myiiaus OF lmp'oring Vo'ces' come up from the
graves Vi il'cu,'h 9I.uSnt'iou 'Sons '"fooE"
''ie ioHE 'hS S''' n!.iuS'"H Sl'" .''I u1'PaH."E
crieS' " coun'eSS ,"'''"'I VI Nl''Gne" .'cl'n>
o'''''E ""'' I"u g 'o''7e N'N"I VI
."o "N'N' "ti "'' toS''"o'' SN''o''"S 'vnhse''es
INTO one mi%hty ut'" r'ce' "S VI seNen-i|h mum
der pray ing t'r the destruction OF TINS Hiant Foo
OF the w"rl3s prosperity ana e'ern"re shrieKlng
! 10 the ears ot the uulity-'poWn, doWh Win tho
Union
| ResoIved That the yer,, fo,1dot;on of This
Uninn was n Mistnko and a Grine-everv single
hour of its continuance since, has been a Mistake,
and Il Crime; only growing continually greater,
with the lapse Of time, and the growing light
consequently its existence now after the experience
Of nearly seventy years, and under the blazing
light Of the Nom Of the Nineteenth Century, is
that original Mistake, eightened with actual Mad
ness and that first Crime, increased to that mag
nitudc Of enormIty. that were words empowered
10 give it To the ear, in all the naked truth of its
great Reality, twould
! Make enc, r,r.cu,or hair T., stand on end
Like gums upo" tue ''e''s' p0''"p'"''
/ Resolved, That the Dissolution OF the Union
will be the Abolition of American Slavery