Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-25

from the South! Talk OF the danger of the
Nashville Convention, where, probably, the
d legales will do liitla more than to discuss
the resources OF the Snuth, collect statistics
in rufreuce to its great products, IFS nlanu-
f,rtures It's uilroads. and its institutions, in
Il po.ceable, quiet manner, and compare il
with tile doctrines, the treason, aud the dis
union that must follow IN the wake OF this
great Northern Convention. One is us the
| light of the MONDAY sun contrasted with the
darkness of stormy midnight. VIII the
people of New York suffer such conven-
ton, for such purposes, TO be held IN their
midst, without raising their voices against
its doctrines, its objects, its avowed purposes
Report says that the people OF Nashville
Southern people and saveholders-are 50
fearful of having convention IN their CITY,
that may nave the slightest tendency TO dls-
union, that they oppose the comparatively
harmless Southern convention to be held IN
their city, without holding another assembly
to oppose its doctrines. Shall we of the
North-we of New York-be less sensitive,
and permit so foul blot upon Our ciy-up-
on our love of the Union--wi!huut some cX-
preston of dissent No, no--it cannot be.
Public opinion must be expressed, aud in
tones and terms equal TO the crisis. These
meetings ere to he held in our midst, and
will last three days. They commence to-
morrow morning, at the Tabernacle; on
Wednesday aud Thursday they are TO be
continued at the New York Society Library
Rooms, No. 3l6 Broadway.
Whit would these men do? "The immc-
diate and unconditional emancipation OF ev-
cry slave;" and, in order to accomplish that
object, an immediate and unconditional dis
solution of the Union.
The two distinct races Of men, the white
aud the black, neyor yet stood side by side
in social system that can compare with the
present happy relations that exist in the
South. II is u spectacle which is exhibited
in no other country. The ono is dependent
upon the other. Each belongs to, aud all
are parts Of peaceful system. Both are sur
rounded with all the comforts, conveuiences
-ay, luxlIries and endenrments of lite. Love
aud kindness sweeten the tusk of seryitude,
and quiet obedience and devotion tighten the
tasks OF command. Each plantation is reg
ulated and governed after the model OF a
happy family. There is also the Legislative,
the judicial and the executive system work.
jDg in priinitiye simplicity, aud ter tpe goou
of all. What is the State of the negro in
other parts of the world? Look at Africa,
where he is found in his native state, wild,
,novo ean ,Sa ,,,,,,. n,,,a,,r and but two
,ro,,, ,i. i;,,la ,oo,Lsss of ,l,., lares,s He l.
i,s,,,aJ Lans,I,, horh,.o,s torocious and NOS
.ass;n, 60, ,;ca ,,.;,Lou, one vir,,,e
~! w
i.ooN al MN a. 81 Do'i'ins 'a,;. . s,r,. " y,
Soch'i una poh''c.i iIee"on'' so,,e.i''s 't,: os
Dh en'piTe' sohicuihes as ieP"po-po'
sIsSns WI '''e on"'ao'e'is"oH VI ue 49,
oHcNi 's"of"il,, nusi', o'oou1''nsty, ms"u''
'ali'' an" s'''pid. "'hou' "reuce"''g 'e"'u'o
o' "hi'9 hutiidn"y; u
h"oN "' nun III '"i'"l'u-soc'u''y i'o''' i"-
zyi 'eh"fah', "e Hpe o. u h'lieh Ios'
Lv"N Ia. MN III u'e Noi'lerh 0.a'esLiuAs,
h1"''ht' iehor"ut ana II hohes,, 'he si"Neo'
any eill"oyer VINO WIN "o'N nh' anu B,to
MN ",e@n, us liiucii anu 'noIe so uan ILL.," m''
cp'oIeu pT'iren III "'e Hou'n-'o, .nea.' ..,'
Wiieii siek' ne mas io'hc anu ilie oollho''s
VI 'he "oic' WIFI sioA' ne ni.y 9'ui ~
ne nose VINO arc mol hones', Puruue 'io
rive roln's, Ehii s'iee., ana ou.er IesoI,s'
raEgcu, unly, anu ues'nu'e' ulel, ioou u,e
oluis oi 'ilc sliec', n''u 'nelr 1oh.i''on o"'y
DeuerGa Wheh sent 10 'le reniten''"ry VI
S'9!e rrison'
mere are 'he several pictures. LOOK "'
'hehi aiI' firs' the happy cohCluol oi .he
negro in ti'e oOu'hern S'a'es' 0ecouu' 'ne
i'iiserap'e eohulron oi the negro III liio resi-
Vi 'ne wor'u. hcse uIe 'ac's u, nm, ,n.o';-
uoverIoie, ahu uhuel'"p'y hAeu' in's 10
"nat Mr., .l,e negro now Is'
Wna' uo u,ese lI,eh, VINO are 10 ,ieo' III
nnofIow, a. uio iaoer"hc'e, an& Mno WI
sPenh ier uhe great Guy OF New iorN' WISH
40 v.s dono Iv Ennionsd IL, ra.,,rJ ~ fonn;'
On md her w., ind;, coion;as ,vhen slave
~ ex;s,ed No ,hov would ;nc;,e tbe me-
sroes of Tho Sou,h - DO ,uha, lie r'd ro-
SSnhI;cons Of Francn IN Zoo ;mc;,ed ,hs no
rro"S oG Hov,; >" ,lo' h,',, 1ar,L in ,a,.
s ss;,o ;os,r,; ~ "S Nj Is amd 1o" 80
"1I LII ~ S " Doou "a "'n 1n.u
sn"ii We, ~ NC" tI'h, Mnuse Ve,y Interests :.
m Ie '. "it I,n Jet "no o,.''een ~ VI
wnoS0 .,oJ hv o ,I oIIoo 0nd ., ours