Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-27
1872
The Fourth Of Dolly IN SOulh CarOIlnn.

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DA"'Es, 'hoNs'A' "onu"y' 'u'y o looV'
10 NE Editor q The Tribune:
/ have been a resident of the South fol
several years, and long ago observed tha
the people felt less pride in celebrating the
Anniversary of our Republic than the peo.
Plc ol lne Norm. in's IS CURIOUS luc', anu l
1. ~"oiopy no"ss en ii.iI,'' VI s,o"' po
nucai IhoInehl. y ,nuiV'uua.y, never sa"
ue uay ceieDfa'eu mere unui tue PIeseh'
yeW: hapPehInB 10 pe III Sa.ainnn, Neor'
gia, saw turning out oi the military Com
pnnies TO the number OF five. Besides this
procession, there were two steamboat excur-
sons down the bay--and thus passed the
Fourth Of July, on the soil made rich with
the blood of a Pulaski
In Beaufort, South Carolina. they cclebra-
ted .tl,e ,av y in N % manner becom;ng So,ub
Carolininns's have IiyeJ in this country.
os sa;d Lo,,,o f,r .o,,oroI ,,oors. 7 L.yy,
re-, heId un in sor,e ~ ,ho ,,a,,ors as =
9ya,kee nynnoganJ;sts n g Ai;ss;on,r,, os
Markham bo,,ses'b etc- and abuseJ In cyerv
a,'.,.a ,'ll or ,,b;.I, a,,', L,..' -. 10y
,;a,,,I, boca,,s. ,ba ab,,so o.,,,o e., ;IEs,;
III t,,,o,an,s H., a., ,-,- IL 80.
,i'. t,..'c.. rss 'ous's ''a' "o'v
u'unN ~ us Do"uioi' S"'hhai ouruBeu
every Isei.ne ~ NY preuss, because tney were
"iSu'eu as"',S' my own we" ishginhI nome
ana peoIhe; never hearo such spieneuc
o,i'Durs's OF peueriie sec'ioh"Iis'h before rom
Northern or southern iunntlcs' DON'T let
people talk about Northern fanailclsm after
This. To show the feelings of majority of
the people of South Carolina, will give you
so many of these delicate Carolina gems"
as will serve that purpose:
Tile Union-A splendid failure of the first
modern attempt by people of different Institu-
tons to live under tho same Government.
The American Eagle--ln the event of the dis
union, the South claims as her portion the heart
of the Noble Bird, to the Yankees we leave the
feathers and carcass.
Ihe Free Sotior and the Negro, morally and so
c,aHy 'deafWod-4n political power and COM
pieSion alone, they difer,
ducc ~, ah,,nd?nc" of hor, =, ,sn ,ha %ap or
thc Vanlsoos - 0''-' " W" 'DS ''''' VI
,r5e T-o;oa-- -Onoo Trol, Alliance ro,, o,
accurst Bond.
The 1boiiiionists-The Button Boy has said
his voice was in his sword; the Beaufort Boy
says his Is IN three words Round Canister, and
HTape.
wbcrc tbcv sSrnHt tyor, yoI,dy Mor;nos m ou ,ho
Sontbrons .ro con,ont 10 ioarO 'me
scd in their blood.
We arc mere Boys, but should the Yankees
dare invade our soil, VIC will givo them what
Paddy gave the drum.
- I|,S A"Hire'Sa'y' glorious IN making South
1'ieili,s ., 90 sSStslegn ana lhaePenuen5 hcrad
W 1;'' "a 'iie !e' Aioie glorious Ahli''isar!
~ SYJ so,,,, L.. e a.. -. ,..
Gentleman Jo,vn ,r;,b ,o e,nI od -oaI,, Yon
Rcc. the b1z-,rl of bpr,on ornitboleoyv
The above are specimen OF political
ioasis' and ASK you 10 contrast them with
those oi like nature gwen IN Portsmouth
ana Boston. ! cannot comment iurlher on
tue above; Hold ihetn up when you hear
people tulk aoout Norlhern ianaiicIsIn' Inc
memory oi baihoun was toasted some hali
dozen iimes--eyeTyihing deprecated that was
h0l Sou'hern' 4hey even went so iar as 10
mt the OH Norti state;
North Cdrol,na--A State notorious for giving
light 70 others, whilst sho remains in pitehy dark
ness herself
DIR. Morcock, who lately got married. un-
Willingly bit the South in sore place. Only
think of Southern" concubinage and ANAL
gamaiion being hit in this style by one of her
own sons:
Lore. Cou,lsh;p and sfnyyiaos--Tbo bcst sofc.
guard for postcrity.
In tho chorlos,or g Jo;,,s,I ,o,;,o ,Lo
same sn;,;, ori,, so1,onaI s ;lg'n Guo 'nv ~
N'AAAiNiNih WIN DlC NuIlil anu