Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-01-10

other people ~ was the chil1's reply.
Tue Reiormers of to-day distinctly take this
position, that they cannot and will not if they can
help H. put up with what was enough for former
generations. This high discomfort with the actual
Is the awaking insight Of the human spirit de-
manding perfection in all things which it can
nowhere lind outside Of itself: but, burning all
the more intensely there, it would riso on the
word, star, by star until Tho whole heavenly host
OF It's virtues should rise and overawe the night
Inc spirit which in Christ cried, Behold ! create
all things new ~ must ever cOeXist with the race.
wherever there is fossil creed questioned by
some quaint child who cannot dissemble; wherev-
er there Is Howard insane about defective pris-
ons wherever there is Il Wiberiorce annoying all
soma and respectable merchants and lawyers by
persistent Investigations into the treatment OF
slaves IN the W est lndics or Il Granville Sha rpc
outraging English Courts and Judges by pertinac-
lous inquiries as to ;he laws on Slavery, forcing
the reluctant Lord Mansfield to decide, that the
AR OF England was too pure for any slave TO
breathe there the old fire ever SETTLING at the
core G the world, shoots out its volcanic tongue
and solid things become melted and fluid In
our land it rises to-day fercely, threatening the
terrible wrongs which for time triumph over u.s.
ana with an intensity which never can be quench-
ed until our nation shall come forth from the fur
mace refined and pure.
And in the ranks of this unceasing Reformation
each OF us is either an Erasmus or a Luther the
- r .n O''3 W" ". '"0 "dNe' VI '"o
man OF faith. Good sentiments are cheap
enough Every man is angry if he is
oiuoSep ~ supporter OF wrong ana lI9usuce' even
"ouE" '"e "hoie practicaI me may be devoted to
IT, mere are those VINO would suppress tree
u'sG"SSloh oI the slavery question In the country
anu eNIeclahy 10 the pulpit; they are very ludg-
haht' "hen t"id that they are cooperating with
the assassin Of Sumner; but really the only dif.
ference Is, that they use the cant phrases. agita-
tion' and politics in the pulpit to strike down
i'eedon ot speech whilst the South Carullnian
takes honestly to g"Ha peTcEa How common it
Is 10 near men say am IN iaVor OF such and
SryH pn"c'p'e' OF, am opposed 10 thl5 or that
'Ni '"e,i 20 on III lhclF serene way, condemnlng
an VINO ilit hnger to toni Tor the elevation of the
prIncli1e' OF the destruction ot tHe eV'L
Heno,"''N 'heSe expressions oi love ior right
,TnGiP'eS On the part ol our EfaSmuSeS are h0rri-
py 'aise' me WhoiG NE gives the lie to the
'onSue' ""ou PtlhclpIes' or real sense OF wrong
TIo ~ ,O' Vne qu'euS'S some wootu nave US believe
10 ''' - "'i,S Po"er anu n'Ou'uS inc me OF
me man enters ny its essential activity 1t Is
'ne Sra"u aggressive PrlhcIple' leaVihS nothing
"he,e ~ WIS: wren men know that pesuIehce ol
la'"i kihu Is IN 'heir immediate Vlcnlty, are they
50 PasSNe' ANA "Een am'dst gIarng injustice
anu eSso,' nay, crihi.hai ana cruei ihhlction'
.hey 20 on IN the oiu routihe, wbat shall we thlnK
Ont thaS their good sentiments are miserable con
Se,HThailSmS' ana their PROFESSIONS Oh lalth Will
~ '"'19iie''u'
D"e II We oouI' supp9Se' 'n':i such oent'ihen!"i-
'Si's gre "ne IL Ie'ehls sun more degrading
oi IoiIui.o''' ~ men cI''''ot "ee 'ne wrong we
'anno' "1u tiietn responsipie, 'hey arc mora iuI
1s, anu uu'y Is WIN conNictloh
nu'' ''"' @ lieh 'hou'a uItuaty SEE va,V e'iIs It
rl 80, ~. y, I'e''' ?I, Va ."o'I
wv VI INV "' "'t,i ." ~ ~. 'PoSo
'I iP''9H stc iea iui se'"sn'eSS'
'"p''1'' ".'r.:'' nm o''e "l'H"'
WV. W. ''I'ii '"I o,'u''i'' Va 'lie S''"S9'e
H. ,rn,,,l .,,, .,.o. .,L. .;.
~ "Cu'I SIei' men, tnn' tle ueu'hu Ut INC l,'he
10 my lol HSmI: l"ere ~ always n'o'o 1hl 'hah
t t "'o W an .' i"u ":Iiu NIo""'.
wv uI0l"su yes anu rIl"' 'lno'P'cs arc nov
" a., '"""H" uenie" we "'I N"0" e'lt' ih"'ai
O"llotuS pelHA rs l"oulous us 9naksPere = goa
SnNo 'ne Sou' Vi man "non ne chi'eu 1t into exist
enoe senses JUST nS uguul,e "S taS'e ana smell IN
'ne pouy, ny "h''n IL shouia know rlSnt ana
wrong me sPr'tual iuat'hct Is traceaDie directly
up u 'no ilrSU O"use' Wltn Whch every man Is IN
i'Ser Or iss' contact u"ieas we suppose PEI son,
tho Gsdt I 1,iT" m shmS u G,r ~
io nt'' S'S"' VI Tl'' ".'u an un',hais law M
s.lnc've terror ol tne animals Wnich ihsthctNely
prey upon tngm. 9uch an unerrlns instinct mas
soui ior Tue e'hS "'c" prey upon ner virtues
:, , mere Is no use arguing ABOUT 1uStlce' mercy
i"nui, i"nEs;y, O"astiIy' or against orueity' IN
nuinlrI'y 1I T"iSehoUu itiS IKE arguing with ear
h's ness ana inSictnat white Is white ana not black
1,,,, "a
deemed fran, Tho oriiS ,i 1S i'e
monkind9 IF MI mo-, i; ,lo;n go, - ~
Jom and condnmn SI,rnrr ,rb ia 81, ao
mnst in snne f,rn, ,bo ,rnId yorono Tf u Irpo;; ;
hrorts nnnounco that ~,r and hndshod '',,
thot man made in rho in,n,are ~ C;nd sbo,II ~
ILo bronobt IN tbo omctinn Ij1ol, nor ,"on tnd,
and sonl into the nnrost,icted nnv,nr nf arothey
man shonld not bo kant in ignoranca tbronrh !; to
should not have tho wbola hirhor Iifa witbin HIM
dwnr(ed for nnotLer, nleasnrs yrhv do snrh hearts
remain motionless, why snob hands and tona,,es
nalsjed and still2
Oh friends IL i boconsa heontifnl Virtpo ia ro
,onoer worsbinnpd amonr men and is M more
seen hovering 9hont oup hahitatinns Oh thon
heroic Snrit of Mani who once did'st dwell amon@
men did'st thou then lie d,wn and die With LroyI.
p,s in the noble crave of Thermopyla? Did'st
thou take the deadly Lemloek with SocRATEs and
deuart with his spirit? pid'st thou die with LrrH-
nm or SrRvrrrs ar ON the scafold with RrssrIt, mr.
S,pyEy? Whittier. Oh Virtue, hast thou zone! See.
Moor BLEEDING Humanity. stricken. crushed. looks
m through binding tears, praying thy returh!-
Shall virtue, manhood, again appear on earth?