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

than the Americans could live upon. and worked
for less. and the result is that nearly all the
menial eupoSriients are hiono2nlIsd by the Ir-h
who now get as good prices ia anybody. There
were o'her avenues open 10 AMetican White men.
and though they have suffered much the chipI
support Of the Is;sh has come from the plates
FROM which Ne have been crowded.
Now, while we are demed the humblest posi.
lions, is there anything higher opened to Us !
Who is taking our boys int their stnres at n low
salary. aud giving them chance tn rise? Who
is admitting them into their Workshops or their
counting-rpom-l Who is encouraging those VIII
baye trades With the exception ui handful
of abolidjnists and = few black Republl-
csne, there arc none. lfs lew VI ore Ge ;hose
tlum 20 be cur friends would patronze us when
they can, aud in this manner stimu late US 50 be in
dnstrious, they would render us Infinitely more
service than AL of their 'bunkum' speeches
You have bnt faint idea Of th1 charm their
friendship wuni carry with it, ir they would
speud dollar two with Us occasionally. It will
not do To judge men by what they tay Many
speak kindly oi Us when theit hearts are far from
US. Or, Shakespeare has it,
Words easy like the wind,
Faithful friends Gro hard to fnd'
This is our experience. aud We have learned to
appreciate the Spanish prcverL, 'Ila is my friend
DO griuts ut my mill In New England We
have macy good mechanics, who get very Ettls
patronage Indeed. trade appeals to be ut but
little service to any OF u.s. unless we can ike the
tailor of Campillo. afford TO work io- uolhit aud
find thread "a.
hope that our friends will look nt these things
and receive them in the spirit in whlsh they have
been given. do not mean to underrate The eForfs
of our TRENDS, or to speak dsparagingIy uf their
lab RS; but would discriminate between our rear
aud our pretended triends differ, however.
from many Vt our true friends. as to tue means 10
be used 10 elevate cur race. While | believe
THAT antisslaVery speeches. whether political or
otherwise, will do u,urh to correct a cruel aud
wicked public sentiment, confident that such
means alone can never elevate 10. My oyimiou
Is that the only way by winch we, the tree culured
people, can lie cltvated Is through own exer.
tiUns encouraged 10y ;riunds. Every cuiufe,:
man Mho succeeds IS much added TO the cause
We have nottRHS Ju otimuIale our yuunt neu.-
Ehey see nlday Di us struggling hard aud uut "A u
precatsd, and they UecoInc discouraged Tue
Su;cess u: such iuin MIR. Mnrun is worm
uore to us than II pile OF resolutions aud sprechus
as high rs fremont Temple. (Applause All
honor To Mr. kaloel who had IGe Courage ana
the rM ~ give HIM u hearing in his pulpit, wEerc
he could aud did do credit to h,msoif and IN,
race. (Applause.) thank Mr. kaiiuch and tue
Immense congregation that seuUles At hio
ohgrch every Sunday ior the in,eres. they have
manifested Ia his welfare. do tuis III Lrhali vi
Z sWuSgIing people wno sednm meei wltn suc.,
irienus. Mr. kalloch hae duhe tor Mr. N Marun
what the abUIuVlles have long been dong tul
others, and the enchanted Audiences WHO ha,,
Nstened 30 tho lively aud wTty speeches ot III.
W els Brown, tiie inlm'taule mlmICry and puusea,
'arcAsm oi FledciIck Douglass, and The burning
ei"quence / CHARLES L-nUx R-mIud, must agree
wnh US that the aLunuun ldea Ol human rgh,.
Was the cJrrect one. Applause
IL 10 la tas amer lnlt We ask. QUO friends to|
help as open tn1se thocousrfIros through winch
All otIes are eno1urh2ed u pass, ani IN tins mae
ner httP continually bIehlLu < mo llic ALI.Sih,-
cry mu>eMeil i,lo GIealh VI NE lLeh,wl!I We be-
come educated AMI wetthy, aud tuen the ruughes,
looking cOiorot ntu that you ever sa~ or eve,
VIII ste viii be pIeaSHhter thin The hd,mones U,
Orpheus, aud Jack will lac very pretty cpinr-|
LaugGter) Ii will make our jargon, VIII; oul
words, uraces; a.tery will then tike the place ul
Siander, and yVu will find no prjodlce III the
Yankee whatever. (Applau-e)
The Question whether freedom or slavery shall
IrluhL pa il this country viii no duub. be eettled
ere long seIIled III accord"uce with The eternal
principle OF Justice. Whether the result 10 TO be
brought about 10y the gradual diffusion OF an ant.-
slavery gospel. or the methud introduced b, Crls-
pus Auucks, and Seconded by john Brown, hu
1nc can tell. hope it may be done psaceably;
but II, as appears to be the case there is no use
10 crying peace then lel Us not shrink Jrun the Ie-
My motto has always been. Better
lie freemen than live to be slaves la case of n
'ontest With our enemies. fifty negroes would take
be State OF Virgnia without the luss OF man-
jOV. Wise, as matter vt course. would be the
irst to surrender. (Applaase.) One thousand
negroes would sweep the slave States from the
PUTUnae to the kIu Grande, and the TIN, aud
Dlaces that know the shareholders now would |
shortly know them no more forever. 1t has been
said that 'Vlrgna was frightened by seventeen
men and u cow; but il | remember arigh: Virgin
a, even when under arms WAS frightened by
OiO. (Laughter.) Verify, verify. say unto you.
Le shareholders are base race Of eowards.-
Laughter and applause
The shareholders affect to despise the leaders Of
ne Anu'Shvery cause as you have a fair Illusuh-
ion in Gov. Wise's bombas,c speech to the halt
IVil!zed southern medical students who left Pnln.
elphia Tor Philadelphias good. But wa too well
now that It is common ioT men to affect di i.dnu,
hen In re"hiy their only sentiment IL fear Metel-
~ ridicaled Sertorus. and called him fugiti, eand
'ut'aw;' and yet ha offered for the heal Of this
ugitve' and outlaw no less than one hundred
llen's Of silver. and twenty thousand acres Of
mol The bsrberoos offers Of large sums Of !
'onsJ by the slaVehoders for the heads Of promi.
ent anti-slavery men. prove that ihs latter are
over that is not disdained. All efforts. thus far.
crush the pioneers in our cause have proved the
'ost miserable failures Our cause 10 Of God, I
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