Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-25
SALEM, CoLUMBIANA CO., OHIO, MAY 25, 1850.


d,vote them to his country, to humanity, and
the snfety OF his fellow man in another sec.
ton. Let the mad ianaticism which would
cover this country with blood, be rebuked
aud silcnced by the force of n mnnly, order
" and peuccably expressed public opinion.
Al this crisis, the voice of New York could
breathe calm and peace upon the troubled
waves that are rolling over the South, and
which, in their refiux, mny cngulPh us. u
would satisfy the men IN the South that the
great mass here are with them--that we
will not permit any set of men in our midst
to incite their slaves to insurrection, to mut-
der, or to rapine, without opposition aud rep
rotation. Let the Union be preserved, againa
the threats and madness of oil black, all mu-
latto, all colored, all white conventions OF
distinionists aud traitors TO the constitution.
On Tuesday morning this outrageous APP
peal to the worst prejudices Of the most de-
PRAYED and abandoned of the New York pop
uluce was followed up by similar one
which we also copy;
The Annual Congress Of FanaticS.-.ThC Dis
uniOniStS, Socialists, FOuriCrSlS, COmmu-
nists and other AbOlitioniStS
May tie 7ih has come, and with il host
oi fanatics, wOise than the locusis oi Egypfs
led on 10y Greeley, Brisbane, Dana, Garrison.
Fred Douglass, Wen Phillips, the two Abs
gails-KelIcy and Folsom--with Furness.--
IL is a pity that Jules ChevUlier, from Lon-
don; Hugh Doherty, from Paris; Miss Full
| Ter, or the Countess Bobuinki, or some such
name, from Italy, are not here to join in the
rivalry for absurd theories which are to Id
promulgated during the present month";
/ Dnxpn.sar hu,.n a iiIll oi flpso1.
worthless. All the odd elements OF political
anomaly nre rapidly concentrating in our
midst, the result of which will be big con-
vention, though got up under the guise of
small meetings. The Nashville Convention
will be nothing TO it.
| IN the first place, The Tabernacle will be
! filled this morning with our citizens, TO hear
how far free discussion can he carried, TO the
detriment of society. Ii will be thoroughly
organized meeting, under the auspices OF
Furness, Garrison, Abby Kelley, Fred Doug
lass, and Phillips
White spirits and black,
Red spirits and gray,
all intent upon disruption and disunion,'
and all determined to monopolizc the ros-
trum, that they may pour their poisonous
| doctrines upon the public ear. The free dlss
uussiun wiii pc an on one sinc. NTU DC 10
linn who dares to dissent from the opinions
which will be expressed OH the OCCASION
He will have plaster put upon his mouth;
for there will be arrayed all the men tit for
peiticoats, and all the women ready for
breeches, prepared 10 hiss down anything IN
the shape Of reason and common sense, and,
if need he, 10 make any honest man dsap-
pear as quickly aud effectually as Romulns
did in the presence of his army.
What thaSa Ahnlitinnisfa vnnf has bppn
fully explained by the squandered wisdom
OF Greeley, Brisbane, Garrison, Duna, Abby
Kelley, aud Wendell Phillips, with their CO.
adjutors IN social Disturbances and aggrcs-
sioiIs upon the rational conventions, and usa-
ges, aud wholesome laws of society.
Sixteen years ago, Garrison, during Thur
low Weeds anti-masonic excitement, (which
was the first platform of Seyard,) became
ambitious OF political distinction. lie found
Slavery good hobby TO ride upon, and
throwing off something of his clerical re-
serve, he sought martyrdom. In this he was
disappointed. However, he went on from
step to step, till the Worlds Convention of
1910, when he aud his compeers quarTeled
with the churches of this country; and since
then lie has boldly urged the utter overthrow
of the churches, the Sabbath and the Bible.
Nothing has been sacred with him but the
ideal intellect of the negro race. To ele-
vate this chimera, lie has urged the necessity
of an immediate overthrow of the govern
ment, total dsrespect for the Constitution,
nctunl disruption aud annihilatiOn OF the Un-
ion, and a cessation of all order, legal or di-
vine which does not square with his narrow
views of what constitutes human liberty
Never in the time OF the French revolution
and blasphemous atheism, was there more
malevolence and unhlusliing wickedncss
ayowed than by this same Garrison. Indeed,
! he surpasses Robespierre and his associates;
for he has no design of building up. His on
ly object is to destroy. In sixteen years lie
has done something. lie has worked upon
the political parties of the time, gaining
something, but acknowledging nothing and
maintaining an entire destruction of the great
interests of the country TO DC essential TO the
cause of human liberty. In this view of his
chimerical doctrines, he has brought around
him such men and women TO aid him as we
have noticed and many of these, such as
Parker Pillsbury Theodore Parker aud Alb
by Folsom, have entertained his political
creed, aud have even avowed, like him, that
the Sabbath should be bloted out of the cal
endar. In Boston, few months ago, con-
yention was held, the object of which was
the overthrow of Sunday worship.
Thus. il appears that nothing divine or sec
uar is respected by these fanatics. They
! have only in view utter annihilation of all the
! great and sacred interests of society. They
would array in dreadful hostility one section
of the Union against the other, and stop the
wheels of government by their insane agita-
tion-macontents, who find nothing honest
but their own honesty, nothing sacred but
their own divinity, nothing liberal but their
own liberality, 10 the elevation and diffusion
of which all their time, talents and opportu-
mites are directed, and directed for no good,
but the ultimate detriment OF every race, and
the cause of liberty throughout the world.
When free discussion does not promote
the public good, il has no more right to exist
than bad government that is dangerous and
oppressive to the common veal. II should
be oyerthrown. On the question of useful