Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-27

Hancock did himself the honor, from his ow
balcony in Beacon street, to give that banner to
cOlored men, recognizing them as citizens an
us soldiers. The time shall come when. the flavor
OF that good deed shall perfume Beacon street.
and make it wOrthier. (Choers.) l always
thought that had pride in having been born III
II ; now know the reason. (Renewed cbeeriug.)
Yes, like Old Mortality we come here tonight
to make the modument palmer. to scrape on the
moss that has gathered over it. lt is only the
beginning of the end. The timo sha!l come, il
you, young men, do your duty, when the part
your ancestors played. when the laurels they won,
when the deeds they performed. in our Revolu-
tiunarY era, shall be rHked up from orgetulness
will tell you how. Do you know how the great
grandfilhcrs got remembered? | will tell you.
The world is very forge:ful ,-Republics are pro.
verbally ungrateful You must not expect that
the white will wake up, and do you justice.
o. no will tell you how it is to be done. We
are very fond of finding reasons for things, and
explaining them away. If wo see boy very
bright, with great genius, we are fond of saying,
We'll, we knew his father and mother, and they
were very bright people Or. if we grand
son very famous, we say, Well, he comes Of a
good stock we remember his grandfather, he
could do this thing or the other When Theodore
Parker came into the city of Boston, and made
tho boldest pulpit in the city, said. 1t is all
right. This is the blood that fred the first mus.
kct at Lexington and il is only cropping out in n
new place" Now, some OF you cuored men,
your valur in the field vnor in life, yalor in edu
cation, valur in making money, vanr in making
our mark in the rld and instantly the papers
will begin to say-'O. yes they have always been
brave, gallant people. Was there not A.tueks
in 20? By the by let rs build him - monument
You must remind us by instances. You must NOT
come to and argue. That is the way to
convince us. The cummon people do rot stop to
argue. You must convince us by life We
want another Auucks.
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON.
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Our work is before us. 1t is to disseminate
light-to change public opiniun-to plead every
man with his neighbur-to insist upon ju.tiee-to
demand equal rights-to crush out slaver.
wherever it exists in The land Let Massachu-
,etts lead the van Let her be true to the cause
lf freedom, Gust what it may. She has done well
n saying that the Fugitive Slave Law shall not
be executed on hor snilat least not without the
Intervention OF jury trial. That is one step in
he right direction. She has decreed, that none Of
lcr official servants shall at the same time be "a
slave Commissioner under the U1ted States and
renee the duty Of removing Judge Loring for
lisobedlence and contunacy. am confident we
shall all soOn have the satisfaction Of seeing HIM
walk the plank overheard. Loud cheering J.
5ut there Is one thing more to be done. Masaa- q
'hnsetts must not tolerate a slave buner on her .
oii--nor Slave CommisslOner-nOr allow hui
nan being to he put ON trial to decide whether be q
las a right TO himself or is the property Of anoth
,r-but she must transform every slave into free
nan as soon as he comes within her bOrders.--I
Renewed cheerng)
We shall he told that this is equivalent to dis $
olurion of the Union. Be it So! Give us Dis t
mon with liberty and a good conscience rather
han Union with slavery and moral degradation. :
hat shall we shake hands with those who buy, J
ell, torture and horribly nlbrute their fellow r
FEATURES, and trade in human flesh God forbid. II
shuuiu himself tpO
eep such company. We must break this wicked "
llance with men.s,ealers, or ali is lost. BY all a
he sacred memories Of the past--by all that was =
ersisent, courageous, uuconqueraSle in the great
trnggle for American Internationally tn" IL
Hood of A'tucks and his martyred associates in "
ling Street-by the death of Warren and the
atrioc slain on Bunker Ilil-by the still higher q
nd better examples Of ancient apostles and mar, 6
yrs-let us here renew cur solemn yledge, that. u
ome what may, will not lay down arms '
ntil liberty is proclaimed throughout all the n
and. to all the inhabitants thereof. prolonged
pplause,)