Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-07-26
South Carolina Sentiments

The citizens Of Charleston and Rosrle
dsgorged themselves as follows on the
fourth.
BY guest !-Yankeedom and its Motley
Populaton-Yhey sold out their slaves TO
make room for themselves. Let them thick
en-, starve, die, and rot where they are. Our
blacks shall never be driven out fom
amongst us for the benefit of such whites.
BY J. r. Matthews-President Fillmore
The incident of all accjdent--the Eplrnim
Smooth of politics; all things to all incn, and
not worthy the confidence of any.
by Col. ii. Wigtall-Gcn. A. Quitman-
The first on the battle plains of Mexico
May he be the first President Of the South
ern Republic.
by 4. Alex. Miller, Esq-Souih Caroli-
na-Oppressed aud degraded by vile, false,
tyrannical, polluted government Secession
is her only remedy and disunion her only
honor.
by T. l.. Roger-Political Chemistry
The transmutation of Tyranny into Liberty
| without resortng TO the roaring of cannon
-Souihern cowhides applied to Northern
| bncks.
by w. II. Elanigault, IA memberl- rl-Fed-
eral Pap-lt nourshes Nipers in our midst,
giving them strength to turn and sting tho
breast OF our common Mother. A loyal son
rejects the food rs poison.
= by A. f.. ll0rtz-The Palmetto State
= The Moterialized Phantom TINT haunts Yam
keedom, aud makes il sleep with one eye
! open.
by jacob Williams-President Fillmore
and his Cabinet-South Carolina has pro-
pared for them, should they attempt TO CO.
cree her, what they richly deserve-A Hal
ter of Kentucky Hemp.
1he Separate Secession Of South Caroli-
na-The last and only remedy which sub
mission aud tyranny have left US Drank
with long continued cheering-Musc. Mar
selles Ilymn.1
We have also in the Columbia Telegraph
oil the Ith INST, an account of a celebration
at kossville, in Chester district, South Caro-
lima, ot which, after disunion address of
nearly two hours from the Hon. II. B. RhoIt,
thirteen regular toasts were drank, every one
OF which inculcated sentiments OF mortal en-
NIFTY 10 the Union. Take the three first of
them us n sample:
The 18th of July-We meet not to rejoice
IN the possession of liberty and equality, but
to revive the spirit of glorious ancestry,
and reconstruct the edilice Of Constitutional
liberty.
The Union-The North values il for pow
er and plumber. The South is the victim.
The Institution of Slavery, the conserya-
tive feature of Republican Government
history furnishes no instance of lasting re-
public where it did not exist.
The numerous volunteer toasts exceled in
viruleDce even the regulars. We select
few OF them, by which the whole may be
judged.
BY Major T. Stark, President of the day
The Revolution of 76-It began with
blows, and brought cooperation. South
! Carolina values the example, and is prepar-
ing to strike for Southern deliverance.
by james A. Black-A Republic of the
South, if possible if not, tie Republic of
South Carolina.
by 1t. Col. William WalIacc.-The in
tegriy of South Caroina-May our State
speedily take such action as will drive from
her forts foreign foe, and from her soil
those "best citizens" who would fly their
country at the approach of danger.
by Gen. j. w. Cantey-South Carolina
-Scperate action, if cooperation cannot be
obtained. Qultman or Davis the first Presi-
dent Of the Southern Coniederacy.
BY A. $. Johnson-South Carolina
For seyenty-iive years under the flag of the
Union, she has been winning liberty and
land, glory and gold, to be plundered fiom
her by he iaithless partners. When she next
calls upon her sons TO shed their blood, may
it be for her own benefit, under the banner
of the Southern Coniederacy.
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