Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-03
PREACHING THE PURE GOSPEL.

PREACHING THE PURE GOSPEL.
Bishop Andrews calls for volunteers for Kansas
men who will go 20 kansas not to preach slave |
v or abolitionism hut the pure gospel To preach.
ug pure gospel we say, Amen and, as text.
Jeg leave to suggest. /
"And he came to Nazareth, where he had been
brought up; and, as his custom was, went into the
synagogue on the sabbath day, and stood up Tor TO
read. ii
And there was delivered unto him the book of
the prophet Esaias. And when he had opened the
book he found the place where it was written.
The spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he
has anoned me to preach the gospel to the poor
he hath sent me to heal the broken.hearted, to
preach deiverance to the cartives, aud recovering
Of sight to the blind to set at liberty those wh0
are bruised.
TO preach the acceptable year Of the Lord"
Il Luke iv. 1919 l-Noythwestern c. Adrocfe.
A very excellent text, truly favorite among all
preachers of the pure gospel" and they love TO
preach it too 1t will neverbe dstastul toSouthern
ministers. We accept the challenge ;and COM
mend our Chicago conference to study and preach
the pure gospel from the text !,
therefore is the Kingdom of heaven likened
unto q certain king which would take account oil
his servants. - |
And when be had begun to reckon one was
brought unto him, which owed him ten thousand
talents. i
but forasmuch as he had not to pay, his lord
commanded him 10 be Sold and has w9e ana chH
d,en, and all that ne had. and payment to be
made.-Matthew xviii. 1925
Try your hand on that Bro. Eddy. II you
fail we may cover your retreat by an exhortation
-Adrocate.
Internationally text furnished by our esteem
ed hcnd is given to show that "some things can
be done well as others.
1.-THE OBJECTS FOR SALE.
l. The pho1e tdmuy-The King did not order
the sale of the wife, or of the husband, and thus
divide whom God had joined. Nor did he sell the
boys to be barkeepers, the mother to be cook,
and the daughter to be-
2. 1t is not one man for the debts Of another
In other words, "Uncle Tom" was not sold to meet
the natured paper of Massa Shelby. The man
who made the money and spent it, and the family
who had arrogantly wasted it, were sold. We pro-
pose that the rule be applied in the next sale
advertised'by hard up" T. T. VS.. Instead Of the
boy Sam, let the auc.ioneer put up" and knock
domn the reckless spend thrift who thus offers to
sell from home, aud wife, and child, an innocent
Industrious man for whom the Redeemer died, to
sell him to provide means to buy his fast horses
and support his paramour.
u.-THEIR CONDITION AFTER SALE.
l. They had one year in seven of entire rest
Lev. XIV. G. At least they had all its privileges
2. They enjoyed all tue religious privileges in
the land
| 3. II the masters son espoused one Of ''the
girls" she was to be treated daugbter.-1f ne
married another, she was to 60 free without mon
|ey."-Ex.xxv 7.
t. If the brutal master struck out an eye or
tooth of either of them he went Free Put that in
the next Virginia bill for sale made for one Of
Gods adopted children
5. If any of these slaves escaped they could not
be captured. llore was the law of rendition
Thou shalt not deliver unto his master the SER
want which is escaped from his master unto thee
lie shall dwell with thee, among you in that
place which he shall choose. in one of thy gates
where il lketh him best-Deut, xiii, 1915.
Put that in the next bill of sale beloved brethren
of ancient Virginia. Order that no Lagree shall
pursue with his bloodhounds,-no calling out OF
army and navy to chase along the path OF the re-
treating fugitive. No, brethren, "et him dwell in
one Of your gates."-in Richmond or Norfolk or
where it hketh him best"
6, They were all to 60 free in the year of Jubi-
XIV S-l3. Insert this in your bill OF
sale.
Nl.-soNE PRACTICAL fNrERENcEs
/. The underground railroad Is a dangerous in.
and the North star should be abolished
2. The best thing State can do when thriftess
husbandry and indJlent cultivation have worn out
the soil. is to buy men and women, and raise men
and women to sell in market.
g. Kansas should be nj lde slave state as that
will at raise the price of such property to S5,
900 per head. Therefore. brethren, hurrah for
Walker Stringfellow and Titus.
f. All who desire to secure their claims by tax
ing lien upon such property, will do well to 1e
in haste. Their time wakes short Slavery is n
bout to iciu, vamose, retire. See Life and Times
of Jesse Lee. page l74
1T will succumb to the power of the gospel of
Christ Its doom is written, but the time is not
yet. 1t will retire before the Christianity OF the
century; as the dew-drop that spark les
and dies in the morning blaze.-That is it will be
dried up.
DR.. Lee will please t-Northvestern c.
Adrocate.
We add an exegetcal note after the exortation of
Bro, Lee shall be concluded, which is this That
supposng that the man and his family were slaves
of his maj jesty, the theory of those who plead that
servants. (douton) represent in the Scripture chat
tells how he could realize much profit in selling his
property to say nothing of the mpossibility of
the creation Of the debt, slave? But as we do
not believe in proonging remarks, lest the impress
sion of the discourse and exhortation may be i
injured we pronounce the dismission.- Editor
Wesleyan.
Before the dismission is pronounced, we prouosc
that collection be taken among the brethren,
to assist in establishing Missionary Station in the
locality of the Richmond AdUocae.-Ed. +. Doug
lass Paper
Holding that the institution Of negro slavery
is sound, Just wholesome institution and, there.
FORE that the question of opening the slave trade
is question of expedience alone, the conductors
of the Southern Citizen will, in view of the late
action of the Southern Commercial Convention, al
Knoxville apply themselves to search out and
bring to bring all accessible information bearing
upon that important sub bject-on the whole indus
trial condition and necessities of the South--on
the actual state of the negro races of Africa, and
on the policy and action of European powers in re-
ference to the slave trade"
The above is clipped from the prospectus OF
John Mitchells new baper, to be published at
Knoxville, Tenn.
The Yorkville Is. C) Enquirer regards propo
gardism the POLICY of the South. "lnstead of
waiting for the slow and strongly resisted spread
of our civilization. must thrust it into the Wild
o.,assas Of ha West and SouthuastO To effact