Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-08-29
WHOLE NO. 62O.

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are against the laws ct nature ne oted l blaca
stone, 81 23l, 423' But is ne lave by the laws
Of the country? II there are laws OF the state
which deroGate from the rights rccoSnlzsu Dy the
common law, they are to he strictly cohstruea'-
Aud such law Is contrary to the Constitution as
well as to the laws ct nature. me AR oi Amer
lea Is too pure Tor slave to breathe IN" Tho
counsel on the other SIDE insist tAat slavery is re-
spectacle affair IN this country. But the question
to he dccided wa' not whether 1t was respectaoie
or not. lie said the defendant enticed away the
rlaintd servant, as - claimed IN ms WIFI
ben fellow SUBJECT - restrained OF ms noerty'
1t Is an attack upon every other SUBJECT ana every
one has right to ad lnm IN reghlnlng MS HOerty.
What, IN this resNect are To he tue consequences
.of your verdictY Nill It not he udings OF great
JOY to tins community IL - virtually opening the
nrison doors, and letting the oppressed z" tree y
CouId ihcy expect 70 r'umth VI ,ne'r win
ureat bfithih' ana become wee theuseVeS' un''f
they let ihosc 20 Tree VINO were hnder theIh -
were tuey not ncuhs IRE fnfRon anu tue hGyP'
uamS' u '"t' rtiuscu ." Se' '''H, 'te j.
nut thc l'alnu" INSISTS 'h"t IL Is not rue ns'
s'a'ed !" tnV OolSu u''"p ""t an HT" arc Doiu'
n,,ror ard n,,trl ~ ,Ioir ,'nro,ts Tbis nar ha
R,t ,io ,,, i., ~, tbo, ora rndo
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y ,e o"iy
,'i"ee ".' '1'So nv" "'.e o,GT oY'I o,'J 80
a,c '4""' ""' 'I''. %" ~ 80 r
49, .''t .I'o' uo"y - w.. ;'e' 'nG1 e1I
S, I"S, t'at ny y u'ue'tr, p?''S'ruc;'n oo,io ",,i
loTe tneir P'oPcs.J' u'S Is peEHhH 'ne question.
- ne properly ii Fp WY nor ue"' n hl', "s you
w. "r'iGie VI t,OtN-un w Vi a h"ise' ~ 10
"SaiI eu'u' 'n"t l - ioI '!e jury ~ l"quNI WISH
y, u .ng CUSTOM u SIa'ery Is zoo" VI p'u
@ put II tiea Uy mat TEST ts 81 "oI o"9 cusS,h
"nat are ls cUHSequeHces 1o" uUeS S"'eIJ
originate hidhappln ana manSteaihE III tne
negro country whiie It's consequences mere are,
,'I'V 'ne ma '''J oo va 80 ~, ~. 80 -
never more to be seen by the mother. Is not this
contrary to nature 2 Does not Heaven say SO in
the strongest manncr Is not ones own child as
dear TO the black subject as to the white one? Can
q mother forget her sucking child? Do not even,
the beasts and birds nurture and bring up their off
spring, while acting from their pstincts2 But
under such law as ihis the master has the right
TO separate the husband and wife, Is this consist
ent with the law of nature2 Is it consistent
with the law of nature to separate what God has,
ioined together and declared that no man should,
nut assunder?
m >.... ...l- ,oor o .botbr tbo,
I ~ FiJ onor, 80 Far cr;me be ssnt
- -, c H. ia n,rn, rror, ,oronts
.istrs I'd 'Lro,bors ,oror n,oro 70 rotnrn In The,
80 sa,t oaa -, oc ,h;s froo commonwealth
@ i .aGo, ;E,t -; W e., L;s f;ands hi;
ca,SSon ond r,n,hor lie hro,l arc ond s;sters and
I;,,rod Ir ;th s,on;nod borsov oo ON or,;cIo of
nercbo nd;se to the west indies They saw that.
in Tho eorlv history of tho connyrp slaves were
needsd ~ cyrtyoto ibe earth Bnt Instead Of that.
now tbo emnlovino of them does an actual ipiurv
TO the noorer classes of people, by being in the
wov of their finding empoyment. Is he n slave
Inv Tho cnstop, of the cotntryP A custom must be-
General to he binding "a such. This is not a oen-
e,,ol custom Ii has ever been against the princi.
nles of eon,e ia make slaves. and some have freed
iLem II must moreover be undisputed, in order
To be bindinp. But this has always been Disputed
in the General Court in tue courts of Justice and
elsewhere.
1t must BESIDES not De against reason. In
making ou, 'ha' negroes are 'he propefry ol ,helr
masters tne counsel 'or tne a piall.in sPeak or
IlneaSe' ana contend that lhe ohlurep vi slaves
must De sia'Cs ~ 'he S""u WY 'uA', oo'"p.e our