Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-01
TWENTY-SIXTH NATIONAL ANTI.SLAVERY
SUBSCRIPTION UNIVERSAL Y,
In The month Of January neat, in Boston,
1860.

In a year when Americans finds themselves cit
liens Of q country Were the African slave trade
is going on, and slave-bunting unforbidden, and
sheltering the fugitive indicted as a crime, and
the leading religious and political influences 20
dead to this public shame as to discountenance
Legislative reform, we are confident that we have
only to open our subscription in order to be becom-
ingly and effectually sustained by the awakening
virtue of the people, in the enterprise to which our
lives are given.
We %entreat, then, all the friends of Liberty, and
and the foes Of Slavery, everywhere. in the South
as at the North-in Europe as in America-phi
~losophers as we'll as Christian, Catholics no les.
than Protestants, to subscribe to a fund and q
mode of expenditure which prepares the way be.
fore every sect, every party, every association
which makes all other mems anti-slavery labor
light, and which has, for six and twenty years,
been laying the foundations of many generations
so as to exclude slavery from American %institu-
tons, and secure to posterity those blessings of
liberty which the last gehoration passed away
without enjoying.
The UNDERSIGNED, while asking the favor Of
their subscribers company, on their customary
Anniversary occasion, are ~impelled by the good
ness and tie grandeur of the enterprise, by its
indispensable necessity, by The universal and fund
amental character OF its principles, to ehtreat also
the assistance OF all. Tie crisis in the nations
life makes the occasion-one which will be worth
crossing the ocean to participate in. And while
thanking our European friends for their generous
cooperation of last year with America, we ask its
continuance yet a little longer, till a spirit of de-
votedness adequate to this great world-enterpriz
shall have been here awakened.
From this day forward through the year we be
gin to arrange our efforts, and economic our
means, greater OF smaller as the case may be, to
meet this great national claim and we desire all
who would see slavery abolished, and truth, honor
peace, liberty and safety in Righteousness fastofsd.
to meet us at its close, for cheer, counsel, sacrifice.
resolve and generous cooperation.
MARIA W. CHAPMAN, LYDIA D. PARKER,
MARY MAY. ELIZA F. EDDY,
LOUISA LoRING, ABBY FRANCIS,
ELIZA LEE FoLLES, SARAH Russell MAY,
L.. MARIA CHILD, ABBY KELLEY FOSTER,
HENRIETTA SARGENT, Sarah II. SouThwIeK,
ANNE WARREN WESTON, EtELINA A., S.. SmITn,
MARY GRAY CHAPLAIN. ANN REBECCA BRAxHALL.
HELEN ELIZA GARRISON, AUGUSTA G. KING,
SARAH SHAW RussELL, ELIZABETH Won ARNAM,
FRANCES MARY ROBBINS, Anna SHAW GREkNt,
CAROLINE WESTON, ELIZA APTuoRP,
MARY WILEY, ANNE LANGDoN ALoER,
SARAH BLAKE SHAW. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SUSAN G. CADor, MATTE GRIFFITH,
ELIZA ANDREW.
n4~Editors of journals friendly to The cause
are, for it's sake, earnestly entreated to oblige US by
to,n tha N hn1a sn,stt.an - ls..l.1a - -
friends everywhete will Golfer the ~gfeatest favoi
on us; and a benefit to the cause and the country
by bringing it to the notice Of the friends Of Free