Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

at Boston, which the financial crisis renders il i'm.
possible to have advantageously held, ms there is
no marked we intend to entreat our friends, wher.
ever IL Is practicable. to rend their contributions
in money Instead Of goods. We shall make our
own cash contributions; and the work which we
did here for the fair will be better done in direct
application Of our efforts.
think you on your side will be will be willing
to send your donations in money rather than
goods. Glasgow rs we'll as Dublin now sends its
most valuable contribution in what would come as
cash to a better economy. l grudge the Sl,OOO oil
duty and this year | cannot ask for contributions
for which there will be no market in Boston.
Stand by US, dear friends, in making this move
Tor the better, since the best economy and use oil
time, means, talents and life all demand 1t. You
may smile to hear me call q matter that, estimated
in money, amounts to ES00 per annum, important
but it symbolizessthat fidelity over q few things
which can alone insure the downfall of many
things which staod in the way of freedom.
REvlvALs IN THE SourH.-As we have previ-
ously stated, the shareholders are largely partici'
pating in the REVEALS which are pervading the
country. The religion revived North and South
seems to be much Of the same character. At the
South we have heard Of its turning no converts
towards the slave. 1t does not make Good Samara-
tans of them or induce them to visit the LittleOnes
who in their chains are the representatives Of
Jesus. AT the north, our anti'slavery cause and
its agents have en- ,ountered no greater obstacle in
any place or at any time, than these REVEALS as the
weekly correspondence of the agents IN the Bugle
and elsewhere proves. The revival we fear will
go -. ~. a.. L. H., ,Lo e,...;.I auhor
pio'0 ~ ~ - '"'0 ~
risment OF the country which mas smut on tue
funds from his treasury. The latter cuts off the
means of anti. slavery labor, the latter perverts the
oonso;oroo and bordons Tho bo.r, and ,bon IN ,be
$3.50. A.. :~J:.:..., 49,. ....--..n.
sano,i6es ,bo, nsrvers;on and obdurancv in tho
nomo If cbri.,;an;,v
Aoorrosnondon, of ,ho .Io,-,o, Of commsrce
u.;,;,, Co. N,shr;Ia Tonnosso. All, 9th
saw,
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n. 1890 SuV s.h ~ NE, prsshv.ar;an1 and
several other churches in this cityEparticularl
in the Mex (Methodist) church, the FRS,
Baptist. and the Cumberland Presbyterian. The
San u M ne'. !, o.ies "as oppos'u nI, e.,
nr Edaa- lis Iabnrs were mncb blessed and
he has gone on his way rejoicing. l was glad to
learn from him that his Southern tour through
washington N'chnono' Enariesoon' a'uhn"I
81 H. 'Sou,hsrn a;a Snc;s,y
There is a good work going on in many of .ht
Q cities and towns in the southwestern region. II
IS very encouraging In LOUISVILLE OF LOUIS IA
, O,han ninoo In' Iohnnnn rh;cb 10 s,,,all fowl
some 2S or 80 miles eastward from Nashville, TIT
work of grace has been most happy. Thrt towr
is the seat OF a University belonging 10 the onm
, Iepl ERR ,uo fiesoy.e' IN t Su aonn,o Az n'ent
and some 100 in the law department.
am happy to say that a large number Of tht
law students, as we'll as of the other students have
Ueen leu 10 pu. 'ne,s o t,uSt 7, y ha ~ pa ayou n
oome years ago Amos Dresser d 'aeo'os'o"' 'a
ueh' was d : NaSa'ni' I" se".f u '"' ''',c' -
tue prosecution U IL "orA distributing o'o
among the "n.e cnuroh m'moeps u tennessee
, "A very exemplary hemoef . ! . VIZ noea,'
enurcn' 'na' pest WIN '"s revival. aco'uen'
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