Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-03
OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS Oh
THE LATE SEARCHES.
From the London Times, June A.


Is EhSlahu 10 20 Oh FOREVER WIFI hor cruiscrs Ut
the mouth OF every river IN 'ne western, ana even
inc southeastern coast ol Ddr1ca' anu along every
sloic "cst il l"e h'"u'io' 10 Nv no o"iJ ~
Nc'P up t"le 0s'NJ l0ioo nie 1t vi hio"oy INV
men u Increase IL con'lnu"hy peJohu "h
ie'koh'mS'so IL ! Keep peace Nv u lhote"o,
IhS traHft, ana strenstl' 100 Oh INC !Auierican
otalcsf "hat Sors oi iorcc shai we Hna heces,
sary III a ~ LOO! az present Nhel1 mlEnl ecem
~ DC " ouahco III u '"'or, 'niousn NV uincicuo1
oc'"cc" the e'".cs Vi '"o Sn'on oh ,no pu'Jcu' VI
slavery ouI hauohai pilue' as We know wei Ut
"cnc 10 eve aPt W rto:"n "aaii'. Nv "oaoy0S
VI p'i'y W. T'o" oie'?u 'o."Itoe, w 10 10y
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NO DOUBT, the conduct oi the American govern
nlcnt Is bad lhey doht disguise lt'tof is qnite
me Joke OF INC ohioh' we nave n treaty WIN
mem Tor their equal cooperation III putting uo"n
tue slave trade anu rs ono Oh their papers observes
they don't make one capture against our MY, ~
Is estimated that every year Io'ouo slaves huC 'hor
way INTO Cuba, ana a regular streau'' no uouo''
sets III thence uhder the stripes anu StarSoi course'
into inc southern states o' the onioh' Inc Anoll
can journals, WIN amusing cnrohtcry' express
great Indignation at inc immense Proh'S i"uo ~
HE Governor ana authorities OF Cupa oy co"n'V
ing at Il tr"ihc contrary 10 treaties ana PuDlic mcr
tiltyi Out the righteous renuhe they Ihcutae ioi
the transSressors Is to walk INTO Cuha' Dust Tue
authorities ana annex the island 10 'he ohlon,I
They don't seem to nave any DOUBT 'hHt Loru r"i
merstoh had iacts enough on MS sue Whch hc sem
n lceto oil gun boats 10 cruise IN 'no "ul,; uncg only
stand out that the stripes ana stars snall Always
cover the cargo. NlSSSr Or hotnins' aIGoIulhg
ers. What is the inference to be drawn from this
obstinate and unblushiug d'praV'y' MS 1t Will DC
called on TINS SIDE! one, we lear' which Will DC
thought very unsatisfactory ana l'glorlons' W.
see no prospect Whatever oi inc Aulericahs menu
G ing their ways IN the course OF me next century
+ and, rs we have observed before the Jay must ar
rive, @ei"re tho expiration OF tnat century, Whei
the question VIII be settled ny the immense GrOWt'
4 oi the Union. 1t Is not tha' we snail decrease
! bnt the blates must increase Inc Stripping, nov
@ our equal, must one Gay be u giant were II any
consolation or any real gam 10 us ti.at Ainerlci
! had is own troubles liz prospect VIC might nave /
IN anticipation. Inc simple facts that America
t beng nndcr IL treaty 10 suppress Tue slave trade
will not STIR a finger, ana even connIVes; that l
T. 2erlaits an Immense importation OF slaves all bu
= direct from Africa, ana mat on the whole, tn
slave states are UallSluS the Tree, are ohn'noui
enough OF future ailhcully' DuI tha' VIC CONCEIVE
l. To We no ahdir OF ours except at proving the ma
: ture OF the community with which we nave to Zeal
0 we don't convert America ny our present course
We do rot compel her TO inc Vlrtuo sue has not
e before very long the more attempt must prluiS OF
u icarlul war Is thero 10 Soch thlhg as Gl'n!
up a crusade Wilch began WIN DSihG optional
Y and ~ lound to be- Intellectual! Is nothing to 81
6 surrendered except alter tue loss oil 5o'OO lVcs OF
n D'ti SideS ana IniF'y "'til'nS U, mo"cS' ~ ther
no other use, edua!iy DeheVolehV' 10 when W