Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-06-20
HOW A CANDID ENGLIsHMAN LOOKS
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value to our readers than anything Of ours.
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We have always thought that until the views
and statements of the American Aboiltlonlsts Dad
found their way to the notice OF those WHO gniae
the opinion OF tho more Inhuenuai pofs:on 3. 'ns
English people, iistie can DC done at luis Sly VI
the Atlantic to promote tne Anu'oiaVerY cause eA-
cept to help by our contrlouuons those VINO carry
on the agitation on american SOIL.
The following notice. by the Saturday Review
OF the recent WORK OF Mr: WIN. Ohampers, anne
ricap Slavery and Color. is a most remarkaple
proof that England and the Abolitonlsts are now
very nearly Oh one mlnu. heretofore we thoueh'
Mr chambers cola ana apologeNc IN MS references
to slavery, and that he adopted ca'nmhaes agalns1
the Abolitlonlsts, current In tne ohited SUITES Win
a readiness unworty OF a phiiosophlc investigator
1t is with unqualined uengh' tnat we now iay
before our readers the evidence OF his latest lnqui-
ries, to show how completely MS views ana ms
course have been altered IN TINS respect by the
stupendous proofs OF their real spirit with w3lch
the Shareholders have lately amazed the world
He Snow portrays the slavenolders, ana the slave
system IN thelf own hatlVe coiUrs ny the ishu VI
their own actions, stripped oil all lne ulsSulse5 Win
which they were nere'oi1re "on' " noo'Win
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Pup: ~" -, W go oonnot oor,nrohand
I I"H n5dnr tbese circumstances and with sucf
~ 49, por;owora monono 20 satisfy the;r owr
~ ~ when then reco@mend the alliance and
nSn aou'tn of EEnSlanJ With Tho Stakeholder
49, IT, sn.d;a oroSnds how thew arc ready n
~ Con.born no,it;c;ans on the black when fo,
purnoses oi slavery extension' thew aim at the an
por 49, of Mex;oo Central America. and tbe
e1nu ~ ~ 1900 ~ HOW, than = w;Iiinr on
amy =, ~ 20 fra.oro w;th the onostIes and
any $500 of sIavorv
proPah"'oio = 'a'e,J' u
While it is likely that these clever fellows otter
knowinly take the wrong sue ~ ofuef u SLOW NJ"
lation in the present instance, to see how powerful
is truth, and that neither prejudice nor sopnistrI
is able any longer to conceal tne real Posiaon 0
the United states, ana the disgrace OF her mora
and political position from the eyse OF the world
Mr. Chambers book does h,m INFINITE honor am
!, it is cause OF heartfelt thanktuiness to see such
work coming from the pen OF SO apie ana lhnueh
tlal a writer, whose antecedents nave IN some de
! gree untavorabie to the abolltlonlsts; Ills testlmo
e ny u.s. therefore all the more valuable ana VIII o.
much more influential with the pu.oliG' because ne
t is neither enthusiastic nor impulslVe! put eminent
: ly long headed CAUTIOUS investigating sta'lstica
7. ;mnoso;blo 70 srrm;se bow far - how lono
n slavery shall go forth conquerlng and to conquer
s in the limited States-bow soon the liberties and
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