Anti-slavery bugle

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Mark the audncily and impiety of this fall

en man! Ho thinks that there is no higher

law, in conscience or expediency, in heaven

above or earth boueuth, thuu the hell-hoili

Fugitive Sluvo Law 1 We must live up to

our national compart,' however iniquitous or

oppressive it may bo! Itold nthelsl!

Hayti and the United States.

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The Island of I f -iy It, through all its rvent

r.il history, had awakened to little popular

Interest, up to the dale of the iis-umpliou of

lnipeiial powers, by I'aiisiin the l'ii-t, that

I'm intelligi nn- almost daily published

bl re gard to the pre.r-nt movement there, h

but littlounilcif mod. The relations nf that

Government to our own me not appreciated,

fttnl, in the idetice of more iiiiinediately in

t '-resting topics, we ran h iruij do our lead

en a hi tier service than give them an i.h

Strnrt of nn extend 'd article! on tho sub

j' M, which we find in the Now York Tri

bune, Following the United Stales, liny li wnithe

firt region in the New World lo declare its

independence of Diiropean rule. Tho peo

ple, or the mass nf the people, w ere blacks,

nial from thai day to this, notwithstanding

our Government has recognized, one nlb r

nuodier, the independence of sundry South

American Republics, the independence of

I lay ti has not been urknowlrdei. The fact

Ihnt the Government was a Government of

hlnrks, however humiliating to our sense of

biltnanilv and consistency tin! admission niav

be, lias Im-cii the solo oppareiU cause of this

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Anti-slavery bugle. (1851). New-Lisbon, Ohio, 1851-07-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83035487/1851-07-05/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Anti-slavery bugle, 1851-07-05.