Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-22


' you can reach the individual soul
, Laugh not mt the oWerlessuesa Of words whrr
you look back at the worlds history aud see what
they have done.
f "Worls Weapons better. tucr,
ShNrTrr tiaH he battle FwOrl:
r with tie servant Of tae Lord
'w.rd. have .barcn tho foundations
OF old tmIi,r So. 20 and struuI.
An, l.,,a sht down l.c prilaor nations
FROM bcir throne Of power and wrong"
=, gord ccrcl in a whisper in the car of the
ti,,,,r, "a. pften made him trembe, and brought
Him bar, 4, uu,iGcd aud rcgcuora ed man. There
foIs m, nffno. Shen we some to Juu vih the
story of the sltye., wrongs, it is NOT merely t'
awaEeu "a thought Of PITY IL Is 'nat you may
,,,ke to yuuysciye, Il sense Of your own present
resp rasbhty in this matter. i'r pHp"c se'.+ ":
mcnt crea tes and supports wrong o. HSI" u",'
sentiment ~ holds slavery, and it oh.F c''H ue-
Iuuleh it, AID what is public sentime t. o'nr
people ihiul, it made by the newspapers. So,. y
/ Il, part. And who mai,rs the newspapers Why
is il that the moral standard OF the newspapers "i
4 ~ many Of Onr NoltAtru StHte' ~ 50 low why
/ do they speak only ow thoughts and gro'rl'"-
! " ny have they no luitlcr aspratlrHs! II ! "t
cause the newspaper press is just what the pe"pI"
VAut--ur just what the editors and conductors
think thpy want; though sometimes they do make
great mistakes in that respect. Public sentiment
g. created by your word and mite. 1t is Of slo"
-rowth--it grows day by day, year by yearly
Iyour uterauee at the lre.ide with your children,
by the wnysde with your friends, in your count
, ,iug-houses, workshops, pulmtS, legislative halls
| iyoeums schools Whatever sentiment you utter
in any way, speaking or writing Mat helps to
make up public sentiment That great engine O.
I}oot or eNli and a. You, ea n one OF you sieaE
i tonight, tomorrow, at homo, abroad, anywhere
nP"" tins SUBJECT OF shPery'S"" are ior "r against
ne SIHNe' on me sl"e "l uneItS or uesp"'sm' III
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b"' "u9 man S"JS "H ~ "e'''' Il" u, ,
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q ho' 80 NOV" Ii'"N poo- L s"" eAp'Sp h't'Iif " ~
tie insult oI luo ih"o tl" "'luS' telN my i'ie
GS' men !Fe' nave oech Pc'I"tu VI ''1 T""'e
40 h'i say 'h1t t3ese are sH-nI OF H'''I '.'"E'
i OF S'tCr'hces Only say 'heIe IL S""'e',I'G "'S
u ana netter thah all tho'e-soheFnii'E "'"'h SnouV
ID De oearer TO Il man lhan Soou name a'n"u? NOS
+ Wl'h WHou ne uAl'y W"IEo-Sniuot"'"H N"'0" we
should value more thHn even "t' ana th"t 'S' ~
t uhS.a!"so coh'tence' Il he'o.N " ''ii VIM" -
enable Us 20 SacIilce every lhhg TO tne rR"'' :"
$ pe ever on the Sioe OF tue weak anu oPPieSSe"
Whatever IL may co.I US Aou an Ic'PUn' 10 'i'e''
Nltcrahres oI '"e hEneT III" VIC" J'u !T'' '"c'h
but on, they are sometimes 10 our ears "EeH S"ce'
S song set to music; we lelo!ce III the neiouy '"a
Is ali; 1t passes away ana becomes h9' "a P'f' to,
q us we are i!scih"''" win IL ior toe n'"' "n' "n'