Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-17

modern doughface is not a character peculiar to
the age ia which we live, but you find traces 0! him
a, every period VI the worlds history. lie is
void Of pride; he is void OF selErespeot he is ec'
tuated by a mean, grOveliing eeltisl,.ess, that
would sell his Maker for "a price. Why, sir. when
old Moses, under the immediate inspiration Of God
Almighty, enticed a whole nation OF slaves. aud
ran away, net to Canada, bat to old Canaan, | Sup.
pose thar Pharoh aud a. the chivalry Of oldESypt
denounced him as q most furious ASOlitiUnist,--
Laughter. | do not know but that they bias
phemed their God, who had assisted the i~ugitives
from labor to escape. ! have 10 d0uht at all. that
when sUme Southern gentlemen OF the Gospel come
ap to preach 10 the North, they will say that the
Almighty acted Il very ~fAnatical part in this bust
ness. am afraid they will say 60; ior
lie was aiding and abetting in the escape. But
amidst the glories of that greet deliveraf ce, even
feeding upon miracles uf tho almighty MS they
went along there were not wanting those who loved
Egypt better than they loved liberty whose souls
longed for the flesh pots of Egypt and who could
turn from the visible glories of che Almighty Coz
TO worship anEgy ptian calf. These were the dough
faces Of that day. They were national men,
Laughter. They were not exactly Northern mel
with Southern principles but they were Israelltct
with Egyptian principles, Laughter.
Again: when the Savior Of the world wont fortl
on his great mission 10 proclaim glad tidings .
Joy to all the people Of the earth, to break eve:,
yoke and preach deliverance to the captive, III
met with the same class of men in the person o
Judas Iscariot and the chief priests. In the days Q
our Revolution, when Washington and his noble
associates were carrying on that struggle to estao
lish Justice, and to secure the ble' sings OF liberty
to themselves and their posterity, they met will
the same class of men in the admirers Of George
III and Lord North.
They are all of the same class to the ed
ucation of their fathers false to the great prinel
pies which have been instilled into them from their
bir,h-willing to do anything that will minister to
she cupidity of their masters, let the consequences
be what they may. 1t is this class of men, aided
by close aristocrncy at theSouth that has enabled
the minority to rule with iron hand the majority
since the organization Of this Government. l have
endeavored TO daguerreotype these men Tor the
benefit Of future ages for believe that, like the
Indian tribes, they are disappearing. You have
put them to very hard service, sir. They die fast
or than the NOthern negroes in your rice wang s-
POLITICALLY, | mean. You put them to service thaI
they cannot stand. When you ask them to g. witt
YOU for the repeal Of the Missouri restriction. you
find the same state of .hings. And now, worst O
all, when you ask them to tasten upon their fellow
men. in a territory Of the United States, a consti
tuition which that people abhnr, l tell you ever!
Northern representative who participates in thi
act is not only politically dead but be may thank hi
God if he escapes with that,