Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-03-07

the jurisdiction ot any people. wherever on earti
tho crime Of Slavery may exist, the human broth
erhood is bound To suppress il. Civil government
is not to be regarded standing in the way Of the
law Of human brotherhood. Rightly ed, 1t Is
IN institution for carrying out that paramount law
1t is true that the civil government is to be relied
en- to redress tie vast majority of public wrongs.-
1t is true that, were the bla.k.haired men Of Can
ada guilty Of any common Offences against iheii
| light haired country men, We should leave IL &c
Government to apply the remedy But t is ais,
true that. should they fall to dering or enslav
ing these outraged cuuntrymen, there would vt
n case of demanding the interference of our c1un
try. and justify ing the direct and forcbe inerpO
sii"n of the whole human brotherhood.
Yes. Abrltiunsts you are the only possible saw
iurs; for while others under the sway of their wild
absurd. guilty nutuns uf law. leave the stakeholder
to oppress his slave and the slave to rise against
his nppress0r. you would save the STAKEHOLDER and
slave from each other by liberatng the from
the mul,iiorm and nameess horrors Of his cUnsci-
encc the dread of insurrectinns. All this you
would do simply 10y casting down legalizeG devil.
isms, and installing in their places that which is
real and true law
vaton to come from the Aholitionsts only. ] say
Il because they and they only, are prompted by
luve-equal lu,e-tU the slave holder and slave
Tie Shareholders do not know it; in their blindness
they caun0. conceive it; nevertheless it is tue that
their only friends are the Abolitunists The Re.
Nhi'y uS wei HS Tue DeinlcfHtic Alltr-
lean parties is The enemy both uf the Shareholders
and slaves. These partics all leave them in their
misery and ruin. They admit that they do and
they make great merit Of this uucUncern. They
condemn as ianatical and meddesome TIE love,
and compassion, and seii-sacrfce which prompt
the AhoitionSt to put one arm around the slave
ho|der and the other around the slave.
And still more do | call the Abulitonists the
only savi, rs for it is they, and they only, who
cern themselves for the mil lions Of white people
in tbs Slave States who not Shareholders
Their wrongs are surpassed only by those of the
slaves; and the Abulitonists intent on redress.
ing both. Oh. that these benighted million knew
their duty and interest How quickly they would
number themselves with the Abolit"nists But
II" mnre encouragement have they to iuin the Re.
pulican thun the Democratic or American party:
tor equally do all these parties refuse to open II
door ut nope to these wreched millions.
is 1t inquired how the Abuli;"nists can save the
nation! The answer is, hy getting the reins or
G"vernment into their own hands by having
Judges that will know no law for slavery, and an
Executive who will enforce their DEGREES. Let ten
thousand earnest Ab,litunists meet at Rochester,
and make fit nom nn,ion. and resolve in the
9"pths OF their snuls 10 spend the three following
years IN educating the public mind ont of all its
folly and wickeiness on the subject of Slavery in
10 an inte gent and hearty esunusal Of the simple.
truthful, efficient doctrines of the Abolitunistsand
then, beyond all reasonable doubt the Government
will be theirs il 1861; and the poor. weary slave
will he free. and the worse bnnd STAKEHOLDER will
ais" he free and the nation will have peace-peace
with Itself peace with other nations and peace
with Heaven.
| Almliti"nists, vii! you come to this Rochester
Convention Then lose not II day to send your
nnmos to VIM. Goode No. 4S Beekman street,
New-York
Woud you, my fellow Aholition~ts. know
whether still hold tn the doctrine Of "Cnmpensn
Iinn." ! answer that now. as ever. insist ON un-
l..nI finn nm tt tI,t,,