Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-03-31

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SS SEAS then, preached. aud as the Republican
party lie now preaching l., as the bandmaid Of sla-
very. We looked upon tas a movement glowing
out Of an anti,cbristien feeling against the color
cd man, a feeling which, If It had the power,
would bring the New Jerusalem under the denim
leu OF eolorphobis, and the existence Of which iaI
an insult not only to the man who is the subject
oft. bus to the God who is responsible for bis
color.
We have no objection to urge tgainot emigra-
tion either to California or Kansas, to Hayti o.
Canada; and IL those who desire to go. need as
instance, ard others have the means and disposi-
lion to give, we'll and good. But Republican col
ohizatiou is altogether a different matter. Here
are haif a hundred families, for instance, living
In close contigui,y. The members of one
are squint-oyed, or have red hair, or dark
skins, or come other popularity that Is
Unpleasant to some of the forty-uine other fami-
lies. These begin to talk the matter over among
themselves, and some of them insist that it lie a
telfeviden: truth, that as God created one Of the
families squint.eyed and the others straight.eyed,
or one Of them red haired and the others dark
haired, or one or them dark-skinned aud the others
light-skinned, He therefore designed that IL should
live apart from the oth9ts, aud that 40 long az il
Remained III the same ceie6 botbood It's tiembers
bhould not enjoy like advantages with the Nom.
bers of the other families. So without asking
them what they think of the matter. or whether
they want to leave, or would be willing to leave,
their neighbors organize a society for the purpose
of colOnizing them somewhere or anywhere. That
certainly would be adding Insult to injury, and II
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publican party prOpoae by their scheme Of coloui.
Ration to do to the colored people. They may
clothe it in such garment as they will and call il
by what name they choose; and it is possible thai
aome may persuade themselves it is a benevolen
and christian design. Yet none Of these things will
In anywise chang, it's injustice, and cruelty, ant
auti-ehristian spirit and every Republican woulC
Kno,o it WAS all Of theseI il the Democratic part,
should advocate the colonization of all Republi
eans-which they have jus. as good a right to do
As have the Republicans to urge their propose,
scheme.
We wish the coloted people had sufficient intel
iigence as a class, to perceive this new danger tina
AWAITS them, so tina, they might combih
their efforts and re6is. 1t. But we fear that the
hove not. They will probably continue to pa
their money 70 papers wnlcn are urging the pr(
priety of making them exiies, and lend their il
huenoe to sustain the party whose leaders propos
setting them adriFt Upon a Chicago plank. The
will doubtless be much surprised to End the obje,
lion to the free colored mans presence here grow
ing stronger and stronger, until exiled frol
Missouri aud Virginia, driven out o! Pennsylvani
and Ohio, they will perhaps feel that a home
Tho tropics of the Western hemisphere is the onl
place of refuge left them, aud accept It as than
fully as does the doomed prisoner q commulatio
bt bis sentence Of death.