Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08

the people, Wiling or unwtlng, are compelled TO
take sides.
: This is very gratifying state Of affairs, as an
indication OF advancement, and rs Il harbinger Of
Ietier things to come; The sympathies and best
wishes Of all true friends of liberty the world over
d must OF necessity be with the party which is bat
teing for free soil and disputng the supremacy Of
the Slave Power. But beyond sympathy and
discriminating expression Of preference, it is i'm
possible, in our Judgement. for the true Abolition
e ist to 20 without Standardization.
r The difference between the anti-slavery move
! ment and the Republican party is one Of rrinci
pie and is heaven-wido The one is opposed mere
ly to the spread OF slavery tho other is opposed
to Its existence. The one resists the slave system
only SO far forth as it seeks to extond itself into
new territories the other regards this question Of
extension as mere sde-issue and seeks to cut mp
the whole system by the roots. The one is plcdg-
cd to respect slavery in the States the other de.
ciares Its purpose, with the help of God and good
t men, to overthrow and abolish slavery in the
states. The one boasts that it is 'the white mans
} party" and discaims a motive of its action all
sympathy with the negreo the other avows itself
as primarily the black mans party, and although
bearing in its hands the richest blessings to all
classes, yet designed Originally and especially for
his benefit The one, with hearts apparently un-
, touched by the appeals Of the bondmen already in
CHAINS says, this is negro question :" the 9TH
er, believing tina God hath made OF one blood all
the nations to dwell the face Of the earth and
that all are brethren, and moved to Indignation at
chains, better pretext than that Of the color
Of their skin, declare that this is emphaticav a
. negro question. The one stands solemnly sworn
, to maintain and execute the pro-slayery compact
made under circumstances Of temptation, and ex-
pectcd to be only temporary in its operatiun-a
compact by which the North agrees t0 deliver u p
the fugitive slave, TO shoot down the iusurgent
slave, and To continue to the Shareholder his extra
proportional representation in Congress and in the
Electoral College. The other openly denies the
obligations OF this compact, and peremptorilv re-
fuses to be bound by il. 1t pronOunces it, in the
strong language Of Scripture, "A covenant with
death and an agreement with hell, and asserts
that the first and only duty we owe in regard to it
is to labor for its arnulment. IN short the Re
publican party is Union party our party is, On
this question, D!suniUn party that there may be
no Misrepresentation on this point, let explain
the import Of this phraSeology:
! In the first place, do not mean to underyal-
ue the proper uses Of uuon-whether ul States,
or of individuals to depreciate in country
like ours the advantages of political confederation
Nor do we mean to be understood as chclishing a
4 self faJerng or rharisaic of our own supe-
rlorlty or as holding to the belief that civil gov
ernment may not like the rain from heaven, which
decends upon the ust and the unjust, extend its
benefits to all classes or that body polite may
not be rightly constituted, and yet include among
pits citizens even the worst of eyildoers, Nor do
'we mean 70 mC the existence on cur part of any
tSise, 81 :ca iHty toward the ssent or ~ belief
that the People OF the North are, absTacly and
IL tho sI,yabaIdn S,atos ~ ,'Li d;,
ion we do not sneaL os ,oliti;dns ~ at'an;nt
no ambitious plans of selfagrandizement or in
IvldiUus schemes of political asceudency. We con-
template no popular tumult no convulsive disrup-
tho Stotos Wa rso ~ ;; = '''.on %
rho Lorror with ,hib ,o ~; IN WIN WIN
man raoord ,Lo ;Joo oF ;l M ;I ~ "l''i ''i 1ou
form Of internecine strife
! :" "0h VIC SP'"h VI u'SLliluH, We speak OF the
tuNoC''eS o " horal pf!hciPie ana IN advocating
'"i' u"cII'"e, we are sim?ly cuatehdIhS ior the
P'Ic'Gai aPP.lcn,loh ol ths pfhcipie to all exist
~ i''ir,o'' III ms country rei,giouS ana Po!it
% '%oH nc P'o.Sia'eTy iIgamehts' we maintain,
"h'Cn noIu IN u,iUh the Noi'helh win the South
cru states, SnouiG ?e instantly severed The COM
""u'. ''G VI "n'u""he'ner as
Ic '"'cS W "' i"rirluuIlS-"e FesE 10 SEND PACK
t',e 70 st'lHe Gown me uprising TO JON
ed Tbcre sbnnld Lo nn co,'ro.ti,n ,.,
,ha nort IF tho neTnIo of th F.no G.. .o''' V'
| tr,sn ,f tho eI,ro 'S,,tt,s ,.b;L Ia 49,
! C,rn,nr ,ort.,lors Win tho Inttor j.; +t 80.
tbn Slave svstnn, '"F FF''' "
! This i t.-bot go mao, Lr d;sur; Ill., ou
the sen,iments ,yLicl We sool ~ rr",,to AZ
reodv thay ,rc ,borisboJ ol no,aad n07, -a o.
/ |inArcotioi rnrtinn n thn oon,n,rr;t, WLon |
tl,c,, cn,,o as va boIio,o tlor MI E iIa
snreoJ as to moLo nm tba ,,o;oroi rriJi.
,boy will by tLoir nrn frco ,d ,;Iat a,
seSa erJ on or ort ton o I,,1 m,'ro"' u,
ticaI sLano and Lri r nLont tLo noo5c,I ro,it;"aI
ontnn Wbot nnrt,riar n,i;,ioni obaos a1
"rii "'u
all +ho Ioo,;n,ntn homostS 70 rniS ~ 'u1ute
dt; Z o ilon' 1tiel
,n t"so nUe out '" sui. inat
~ S. " iil'ssion IL
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w ~ -. nuns , 90 We N"'o "te"oS S"'o'
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.Ln t'9 u','on '-a. q"oSNon' We "lo "sH
Nv ',;'2 M ~ onIo ~ '.io uSouooo,' VI tnc
St"ye.A ,lueS'lun' my nuN1 So' useu 10 the one
my WI De|o'''e ~ W? o'her' puI
" W"etnG' I Vi 'o', ''s qHeSGon IS 'aitiy h"hc4ea
~ VIII no' ~ oeGao ~ DC ueo",yG' un some ue!
m s,'ion - ,uNeM upon H. o W M nav Tue cnu OF II
an WIN pe' Il uoes not seem uihcut 10 conjecture
Al !he very nature ol ihlnEs, tue infamous pact
m,SI now nous aoge.er 'ne me elavenoong anu