Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-08


invoked forevcr2 Who is to blame ? II III,
North has given cause, what have we done p
what cause of dsuniOn has ever proceeded from
lust Have you not had everything your own way
lave we not let you have the Democratic party t.
use as you please? Laughter. Have you no
'ad the Government for long time And hav
we not let you use it just you had mind TO
We sir, were busy about our commere, exteudin,
IS around the world ; about our railroads on
internal improvements our colleges, and all thos
things which Interest our people, We knew tha
you had q taste for governing, and that bv th,
indulgence you might be gratifed without seriou
) injury to us. For many years you have had you
Gown way but now you come here and cry out "ds
union" Why, what more can we do?
Well, it may be that we have encouraged :
mistake on your part 1t may be that we hav,
given you some reason to suppose that this tempo
rary courtesy of governing, which we have extend
ied, was permanent right. However, if yOt
have fallen into that error, we will perhaps n
some future time disabuse and correct you. Bu
whatever blame there is anywhere whatever caus,
there Is for disunion, must attach to the action O
the slave power, commanding and controlling
the Democratic party and to no one else in the
country. Therefore, at this time, | come with
exultation--not, to be sure, with malignant
Iexultation-to speak for few moments upon the
decline and fall of Savery-nay. sir further upon
the suicide of Slavery in this land will show
you by what acts the two most important pillars
wh,Io SI oeen ien1'eI anu tna' 'ne
these two events have been ACCOMPLISHED ir not
by IT'S droct efforts, at least by the connivnnco of
this same party, impeed by this same controlling
agency. ..-
Will first show yon how the moral power of
TINS institution has been destroyed by what act,
I unu :neu VIII snow you now ana by what act its
did an institution like this ever have a moral now.
! or Is II question for us to examine In the first
p'aoo We ",c '",u ol oou'nerh men mat we nave
| ~ io" VI "c'.nen III our l'nu ana we are toln
py .ne same authority tha' we nave an in'utnti"n
nero '"r their reSeherht"n' NOW, SIR. 1t we have
and if Stser, !. p" "e"c"e" c u; our ,"nu
ln,;nn II 10 ,r, oin ,L,, g. nnr - - -,
n,,,or H., ,t -, r. " ~ r, " NV, 'i
IiMr Gor,raII ,,.ok;,n ,r ,,a,r,.os .Iho ,nn I'
lule. dissolutr ,mproyideut, .L,zy, ur,brifty who
thi k not of tomorrow, who prvdyide hut scnntiiy
for tn-dny"
| will also rive you other nroof Here i. is
own, w.,nII cr.Jit !, ,ha, 10 ,heso ,oor, -
,erovnIor, nnJ .nr.ossl,I n,;s.,,,,'"n, oa,n, y,
mi. ~ r;.t;, p,'t,t,. n enUr,; W
# human beings in tho cnndit;nn of bcathan onJ
in some respects in n worse cnnditionp From
long continued and close observation. we believe
,her moral and religinu- condition IL such that
they NAV Justly he regarded ,as tho beatbcn nf
his Christian country,'--Commi,tee of SYNOD of
South Carolina and Geirvin in lS33
ftnr al
,nlrnas snnnI,,,n ,.,, Ia ,.,',.;doraa "" ~ ,o,
,,ut sem, bealIens - K.n,u,ly U,in,,,s C,r.,lar =,
ne Minister'S nf ,be Ga moi in X .,tn,kx lsYI
There seems to be an nlmos, entire absence
If moral princinle among he mass of our cnlurcj
,,nuulatiu,, &c w Gnnrb E.o prize Essay IN,
l.rI,eut;ure in Nir,ini, t.- - -.. I'D.
,.rhor. n.o,. .,,,,o.. ,i,,s...,;o 90 .ho
,.,,,r;,, - aa;, W Wv
,,,,re -, ,in',,',;,no ,""' unJ
Their nd ,nice in yenr,is Int n r.rogressiou ,o
ne higher grads of iriuui,y Hon. G q pnck
te, Ad,!re,, hetnre the South Caroiiun A.r,rui
nrui S,cieiy, Charleston lo29, secoud edilnl.
ages 10, II
Tire Mnrr willie (Tenre.scc) Ir,,l1,ccn,or M q, i
,n.r ! ls3j ,n,. of the save. ,f he S,u,hwr,,
n,t thelr ..cuudtiun ihruuob ,im, viii n. sa,o,,i|
niy I, thnt or The wtc,rh,d crrnturc. in he'll
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ht'e'' 'u". !he 'n1'''ut'," q slavery Is
ali aI,I g;' '',' - - .T'S ior Wv s'''. 'l'
+ s,n f,r,I.r and snv in Tho ,,rs.a',oo nr ~
,Sean,,ly ana u,der aiI ,Le ;n,nnI;n ciron,.t
COS s,,rr,nnIi,,, ma .hot I haEero IL i Gnd,. H.
.,i,nt;nn Yes sir ;C here Is onvthin, in tho
,,',;',, nt ,ia ,,,,r, A,,,n - m anI - t ~ "
'o,,'h;, y" u; Wv ,ho 49,. " III ,o ' i -
hors is n,t,;n, j., ,ha ,nnd,", ~ Chrs, liz,
,h ;, 81; oan, ,,d ,o,aoa ,, u;a I;ra
w." n;s'.p ,h', aIi ,hrn',h iI;s a,rh %
I;ro IS thor H. onr,h;n,, j., ,ho eondnn, nf III
.,s,,,s Who !, cnJ.atad nbad;snoo on ,ho 49,
~ slaoss to,,ards thai mns,ers as cbr,s.
10, dnt, ,hon ,ro mnst bol;ora ,bot ,bo ;,st;tn
t;on is f,or, God "IIon W., smith ot v;ro;na
i, q snooci in tho Unuse of Renrosentot;voo
hgN'h l quote rom 'he speech oi ,he honorable
Hen'!enan lrol ueore'a lNir' "arsfeilI IN regard
10 'n,s slni9 sen'heht' ...
Every sentiment expressed IN that eloquent
eA'rac' meets my nearly appreciation AS a Chrls
Ian niau oeiieV'ig IN lhe ,eachihgs OF lioiy writ
am mere to-day before christian nation TO re-
nurh' u'u Feanhouuce the conclusion 10 which mat
distinguished gentleman came-that tbis institution
however much IL may nave peeh reVileu' Is OF
oou'
MT. chairman, tnese are not the only authorli
tes on this SUBJECT You ana nave heard from
me o'her siGe' uay after day quotations from the