Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-11-24

! Now there rose in the east n man whose name
was Gar Rison, and he declared with mighty
voice against the oppressor.
All over the realm and even beyond the sea. the
people heard his voice as the trumpet Of Gabriel,
and many gave heed to his sayings.
! Bot the priests, and the judjes and the rulers
and the publicans, and thieves, and aduterers,
and murderers, and scribes aud pharisees, and
hypocrites and sinners jenorally, with one voice.
like unto Cain, ead Are we our brothers. keep
ers2
Aud the priests ranted, the rulers and iudjea
laughed to scorn, the publcuns and sinners, and
men steaers and murderers swore on the horns Of
the altar of the union, that these friends of Ham
should not live.
But the moro the wrath of the oppressors be.
came kindled the more the friends of the Ethiopian
increased.
So that the chief rulers, the great judjes, the
ganhejrim, the counseOrs, and oil in authority !;
The high priests and iornicators, tho murderers
and thieves the sellers Of evil waters, and those
praying saints who steal, were sorely troubled.
| For all these, yea, and many more, we're they in
great tribulation before their time, and shook in
their shoes, as they feared the day Of judgment
was come.
Furthermore, it came to pass that as tho days
of Box lannon's rule were drawing to an end,
the Gogs Ma Gogs. and Dema Gogs met together
in some of the chief cities to choose on whom the
mantle of power should fall.
And divers of the Dama Gogs from tho north,
and from the south, and from the east, and from
the west, assembled themselves, with great Dem
Johns, and much Monon Gaheel-a, by the sea
shore, in the city of Cot Ton, where they counsel
ed for many days as to who should be chief Dema
Cog among them.
They counseled (sucked) the evil spirits, swore
By the great Horn on the altar of the union, spake
wicked (truthfuI) words concerning each other,
and fought as wolves for slain sleeps assb, for
they love the cnrcase exceedingly
And Steven fought John, and Caleb fought Ste
ven, and John, the elder fought Box Harmon, and
Box naunou fought all but Monon Gaheel-a, and
whisky and Con Fusion reigned over all the Dema
Gogs, so that their counsels came to nough.,
For the Ethiopian was among them, even in
their chief couuses and synagogues, in ;heir Sc
cret places, in all their temples and heaps of wood
and he wrought consuming fire, FIRE
and birthstone scorched he them.
So the multitude of counselors were divided
and wisdom fled from them.
Now of the Shemites was another tribe Of
Dema Gogs, and there were upright men among
them who strove to do justly, but the Dema GOgs,
with faces of hypocrisy ruled the tribe
And their chiefs alec met together ON the bord-
ers of a lake, in the province called Suckerdom
and in the city Of Sheek Aw Go.
The Ethiopian also in their woodpie, but
they saked the thirst of their counsellors with
mole water and less whiskey, so that the fire OF
their destruction was somewhat quenched
Aud they cast about for leader and the lot fell
upon Abraham, great cleaver of wood, he
said to the multitude, Follow me, for I am the
wedio of gold which shall split asunder all Of
Dema Cog and pepare him for the hot oven Of the
wrath of an angry people.
And they who followed Abraham spake great,
swelling words but they kept one foot on the neck
Of Ham, and swear to the Oppressor he should
suffer no evil
The De Magogs who aforetimc met in the city of
Cot Ton, again assembled themselves in the city
Of the Mon Ment.
And Monon Gaheel.a and Ham also were again
in the midst OF their counsels. so that they swore
at and fought each other with vengeance.
And by reason Of the love among all of them
for the sheckels in the treasury, they waxed SO
hot in their indignation that they separated.
Thus we're the tribes Of De Magog divided, some
running after Abraham, the railer and others
shouting for Steven, or the Johns. or old Sam so
that they kicked and cuffed and mauled and
gouied, and bit each other as did the cats in the
To- ,f tba 10 Datrick
And Ham looked on aud rejoiced, for they all
feared him and were against him. swearing
to put down the covenant Of Liberty; but God is
with Ham and sssuredly he will conquer these
hosts of Philistines.
The Red Sea is before them, the mountains of
Truth are about them, the sword Of Justice is uu-
sheathed behind them, and unless they speedily
repent and break the bonds of the oppressed, the
god of battles will overcome the vaunted power of
these De MagOgs, and bury them in their own
temples of unrighteousness.
Verify, is not the Ethiopian power in the
land?
A TALK WITH A CHARLESTON DIS
UNIONIST-THE PUBLIC OPINION