Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-27

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they are daily doing IN the name
and by the authority Of the Ex-
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l wonder II the coId apathy o.
the North will still slumber on till.
DoucIas or Toombs does indeed
call The roll of his slavas from
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bunker mn, anu count among MS
vassals the cringIng doughlaces
he has used rs tools.
IN fbo mint aftar Tho attach
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VI Lawfence' u large party eh'
camped uponthelr return, near our
house, came in and begged their
sumner / fold them wa were
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nearly outol PROVISIONS ana 'hey
had prevented rs from going to
Lawrence for anv supplies: but still
they argued. "Giye US something's
little coffee or lunch:', which | final.
Iy did for twenty persons. While
they were eating. NV spirit burst its
bounds. and NV tonyue lei loose. |
told them / prepared supper for hem
in obedience 10 Inc command or
Sxr;pture-.If thine enemy hunger
give him to eat: if he thirst. give him
10 drink for hv 81. do;no thou shalt
heap Goals OF IRE upon his heado /
told them that pilgrims In future wears
would come 10 this consecrated SPOT
where the torch had been lighted
that dav that would never be ouench-
ed ill The last manacle on the slave
was broken. and the whole North
should arise in Gods might and make
the opp, essor let them GO free: that 1,
| itswere not for nv children. / would
90 forth like another loan of Arc ,,
and far more Heaven insp;red arouse
the whole North TO a sense of their
duty. and enlist under the banner OF
| Justice every man who has any man
hood at the South. who Mi would
unite in condemning to the internal pil
from which thew issued. The black
atrocities,committed this dav. and those
unheard of acts would make The
blacklist page of history that had ever
vet been written: that henceforth |
was no longer merely an abol;t;on;st
that went as far ahead of that marty
now in mn deadiy. lvothing hate o,
.Slayerv as Abolitiouists ever wen,
ahead Of them. that thev were wei.
come 10 kin me for INV life was odiou.
to me while compelled to the servility
imposed upon us here n men whom
found were not one advance upon the
brute creation. Manv Of them were
sick and comnla;uiny, / told them
not 70 mind their present pains for the
vengeance Of heaven would surely Wis
il them. and this was not an iota tc
what they should and would suffer
lint | exuected they would continue fo1
a while 10 their yillaiuous courses
and that in return TO E. for tbei
entertainment thew would shoot hin
| down At the polls. IL not before. The,
looked sideways at me and when the,
ayose from The table the Canta;n sa;d
..Where did YOU come from. madam? .
7 renl;ed 81 am this snrino from Del
aware. sir. but am a free.born daugh
ter Of Free State. and even had