Anti-Slavery Bugle

Title: Anti-Slavery Bugle
Publisher: Ohio American Antislavery Society
Place: New Lisbon, OH
Language: English
Temporal coverage: 1845-1861
Description: The Anti-Slavery Bugle began publication on June 20, 1845, in New-Lisbon (now Lisbon). The weekly organ of the Ohio American Anti-Slavery Society, later known as the Western Anti-Slavery Society, this paper’s motto declared “No Union with Slaveholders.” In its first issue the Bugle declared: “Our mission is a great and glorious one. It is to preach deliverance to the captive, and the opening of the prison door to them that are bound; to hasten in the day when ‘liberty shall be proclaimed throughout all the land, unto all inhabitants thereof.’” To that end, the paper and the society supported women’s rights and criticized churches that neglected the anti-slavery cause.; Accessed online at Chroniclingamerica.loc.gov
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