Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-24
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In A1NOl1OlJA ~ u.
The editor of the Democratic STANDARD and
Wing Of '7G-wlmt a seven league name
In his remarks upon a letter from a cores
pendent, in which exceptions are taken to
his very eXctp,ionable articles upon the Mex
lean war, says We must agree to diller.
Ours is LiJ5riy party, allowing that differ
ence OF opinion, without which, a maui sinks
into a servile partizan." We should think
it was a Liberty party with Il vengeance. It's
gubcrnatorial candidate in Ohio holds church
fellowship with every Methodist man-thief
in the south, and in so doing violates no par
ty principle, for "Ours il Il Liberty party
Its candidate for Canal COMM sioner in
Pennsylvania offers his services to cut the
throaiS Of the MeYicans, and who questions
his right so to dol "Is not ours a Liberty
party =" Its state organ advocates sour
coHatry's" war Of aggression. and ~justiGcs il
self in its extraordinary course by asking as
not ours a L@eriy party :" Surely it is.
But why not extend its area of liberty so that
Wings and Democrats, slaveclainants and
SluNtti"uCIS Ndu Stdllu upon II!
Ono ANrl-sLAyERY SoclEry.-Who can
inform US Of its whereaboutsl We hear
nothing Of its agents, we see no notice of its
anniversary. Has Liberty party used it, un-
I'll it has used it up The Dutch believe
that rivers were made to feed canals, and
Liberty party, w should Judge, has a some
what similar opinion Of anti-sIavery societies;
for that party is a canal; one which has been
made with incredible labor, having its arti-
fetal bounds, its dam, its locks, aye, and Its
lack tenders. Canals are good in their place,
but 'twould be an Improbable investment of
money to dig one along side of a majestic
river whose waters We're navigable from its
mouth to its source, whose highway was as
broad and free as Thought, and whose might
was an emblem Of moral power.
BAD News FOR THE VoLuNrEERs.-The
President has issued an order commanding
the American soldiers to respect the religious
rights of the inhabitants of Mexico, and posi-
lively forbidding them to pillage the church,
es of that land. Alas, for those visions of
wealth and sPlondor which fitted before the
mind Of many a volunteer! What to them
are "the little golden Jesuses, and virgin
Marys with diamond eyes, if they may not
touch them! Shattered legs and crippled
arms are but poor substitutes. An empty
purse and a ragged uniform Of buff and blue
would do little homer to d "reyel in the Halls
of the Mon,ezlmps.''
REMARKABLE OMssloN.-The Emancipa-
tor, in its notice Of the North Western Lib
erty party convention mentions the names of
those who participated in its proceedings,
but strange to say, one of the great guns of
Illinois is not mentioned unless it be under
the ahas of &c. &c. Can it be that Liberty
party in the east is ashamed Of ALANsoN ST.
CLAIR! Is the Emancipator afraid to men,
ton his name lest ii recall unpleasant thoughts
to the minds of its readers!
o. We designed answering before now
the queries put to US by IAN Abolionist,"
but have been prevented by other matter pre-
s%enting itself which seemed to demand mora
immediate attention. They will however be
replied to soon.
%" g Do you pray for the MeXicansl "
asks tie Presbyterian Herald of the American
people. 1--WE prey Oh them," is the res
ponse.
o. George G. Blker, Glrretsville, will
act as agent for the Bugle.
GREAT GATHERING OF THE PEG
PIE.