Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-11-23
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A Quaker Politician.

. SNh' u"''y w WINCH u iiICksIe NiHakcf mum
cd S. j. ParsOn is the Editor. The papeI
is of the most rabid iIunker stripe, and fierce
for that sort of Democracy of which slave
ry is the ull-controlling element. Here Il
a paragraph which illustrates the Editors
mode of supporting tho testimony of lii
sect against war.
+ LOOK OUT = George Thompson, the ricl
, English tory abolitionst, arrived at Boston
IN British steamer, oil Wednesday lnst.--
, lie has come here TO lecture aud nlnsC
American citizens, and the Republic of the
Uuited States. Ills arrival at this particular
crisis, aud the state OF the country, is omi.
nous of tlie object of the old country. lie
should have been met at the wharf by Gen
Butler with balialion of the artillery will
which he licked the British at New Orleans
in 1915, or stOrnicd Monterey, ia Mexico, in
1916, Such body of brave men, assisted
by one OF Capt BTgg's batteries, could have
given the scOundrel some definite opinion OF
the strong smell of American gunpowder.
The Editor further illustrates both his pie
~ and politics in the following paragraph:
Mono VS.. WmTE MEN.-The Luteuigen-
Ger aud Oiire Branch make n great racket
NN'S VIZ 'HEhiNN CluNt Dlll, UtEullSc III cOil-
slders white man quite us good us n niger.
This bill provides that slave shall be siy-
en- up TO his master MS the Constitution di-
reefs. lie is to he taken in legal way by
tic officers OF the law, and not by any "nig-
ger catcher " who sees proper TO set tp bu-
slncss on his "own hook" The fetlernlists
opposed this bill, because they think mig
ger is ns good, or better, than Willie man
The sovereign people have met aud repuls-
ed them OIL this ground. A total rout and
defeat met them in the county and State
In our county, the people have decided that
negroes are not MS good ms white men, aud
are not fit TO sit OH iurics-sllal not vote, nor
hold office, nor be employed on the public
works.
The vulgar brute who could pen the above
would of course be shocked ut the idea of
WomOn's Equality, and therefore we are not
surprised 10 find him publishing caricalure
of the Worcester Convention under the fol-
lowing hend:
The WOmans Rights Convention, at WOr-
cCStCr MasSarhuSttls.--Awlul combination
Of SOcialiSm, AbOllOniSm and Iniidcli-
ty-..The PantalCiiCs Slriking for the Pan
talOOns---BiblC and Constitution Repudi-
atcd,'
In another column of tile same paper we
find call for Greut Democratic Meeting
in Nockamixen, Nov. 16. "Thc object Of
the meeting is said to he
ito celebrate the late victory of the De-
mocracy of Bucks county aud the Keystone
State, over Federalism, AbolilionsiI, dis
union, negro suffrage, negro equality aud
annlgumuiOn."
The sgners say.
"Let there he grand rally of the friends
of the Constitution, of the men who are
opposed 10 the dsorganizing schemes
of such men us Seward, Hale, King
aud other leading enemies of our couII-
try. Let us show by our presence aud
our ZEAL that the country shall he sustained
the Constitution shall he sustained, and the
LaioS shall bc sustained"
As an iuduccment 10 the Democracy TO at
tend, these announcements, among others,
are made
Stokes l.. Roberts, Esq, the eloquent ric-
fender Of Democracy, will he there mud
raise his voice for the Union, the whole Union,
and nothing Jut The Union
S. j. PdrsOn, Editor of the Democrat will
be there, 10 shake hands with the Democrats
aud congratulate them of the great triumph
OF Democratic principles in our county aud
State.
The .hockamir0n Coon Skinner will be
there and below forth The notes of Denocra-
cy from his hot iron throat.
The 10hiekOn Bull Dog will be there and
raise his slenl0rin voice in favor of Democ-
racy, aud tell the people that Tinicum is
"right side up with care"
Come on Democrats, one and all, and let
us rejoice ut the down fall of federalism, dis
union, and aboltionism.
The man who thus waIows in the mire Of
pro.slavery politics, and whose soul is
stepped in vulgar hatred toward down
trodden and oppressed race, may hold his
position in the Society of Friends without
struggle awhile Lucretia Mott, Thomas M'CIin-
tock, and others, whose lives are consecrated
TO the promotion of peace on earth aud good
will to men, ure charged by long-faced FL
ders with letting down the tesiimonies,' i'm
properly mixing with the world 'acing In
their own will &c. &C.; and all sorts of Of.
forts are made TO reduce them TO subsection
or drive them from the Society. How has
the gold become dim! the most fine gold
changed Among the proiessed followers
of Fox and Penn the apologst and support
er of popular iniquity goes unrebuked, while
he that departeth from evil maketh himself
a preyl
PLENTY OF CANDIDArRs.-Besides the names
We mentioned last week, we learn that Hon. ].
Brinkerhof, Hon. b. F. Wade and r. p. Ran
noy, ESQ., are sevcrally proposed by their friends