Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-10-11
The PrO.SlaveTy Press.

murderous demonstrations of the Wing aud
Democratic press, in regard to the homeicide
IN Pennsylvania. We give some extracts
we had prepared for our last paper, but
which were crowded out
There is no man of common information,
who does not see that this melancholy occur
reuce never would have taken place but for
the instigations which have been applied to
the ignorant aud deluded blacks by the ia
naiicS OF the higher law creed They are
the principals in the murder; the blacks are
The agents; the principals will escape pun
ishncnt, while the unhappy aud misguided
agents are sure to suffer-
All this we clearly ioresnw from the be-
ginning, aud distinctly pointed out to the
public, wherever common sense and COM
mon discretion had amy connection with the
newspaper press. ln the nature of things,
coud any other consequences than scditiOn,
rot aud murder, with their regular concom-
llouiS Of evil and suffering, follow the teach
lugS Of those madmCn who have been urg.
ing people TO resistance against legal autlo-
riy?
Again we say, these dreadful deeds of
bIoodshed ought 10 bring TO his senses every
man who hns beel so tar mislcd as to lend
die smallest cuuutenaucc to the anli.sluvery
higher law doctrine. What has been done
IN Pennsy lyunin, at the iusigaiion of the
rsrudo-p -philunlhropists ia that region, might,
hut Tor mere accident, have taken place at
our own doors, as consequence Of the III
sane rawlings of ThCOdore Parker Wendell
Philips, Garrison, &c. II we have escaped
blnodshcd Thus far it has been owing TO the
glcatcr sell.rcstraiut of the blacks in this
quarter, greater vigilance of the authorities,
and grcnler cOwurdice in the apostles Of Sc
dilion and murdcr.-Bosion Courier.
Tho poor negro OF the free Stntcs, under
the criminal advice to 'arm aud shoot of the
Free Soil AboIitionists, is preparing himself
bitter doom. The wounding of United
States officers in Pennsylvania, shot by the
negroes there, aud the blood of Gorsuch,
father and son, are very certain TO result in n
cry of vengeance, and in thai sort of excite
mcnt of the white race against the black.
which will lead to the prohibition of their
..iher emigration inlo Pennsylvania, il NOT
theIr expulsion tIerenom. Tho blood OF
white men, in the ihitiiiil execution of the
Constitution and the laws, cannot be shed
with impunity by the black men; aud when
il is so shed, tia: blood will SOW the seeds of
rotrihution, the product OF which, it is easy
TO ioroscc, will be the conviction tlnt the
two races cannot live together in the free
States, ms they have been living until the IL
holitioniSls Taught them to arm against aud
to shoot white men. Indiann has already
reached that conviction, aud the negro is for
hidden to cnicr that State; but this is only
ala .I...l.
tiOniSm keeps up its excitement and its cl-
forts to array the black man against the
white man.
Have the colored people no sense left TO
see where they are drifting in these United
States, and to feel that the ahollti0nists are
their greatest curses? See they nothing in
That alarming omen of Indiana? Have they
forgotten the vote in New York on the adop-
ton Of the Constitution of the State? Are
they blind TO the fact that twenty-five years
ago they had hold in the hearts aud heads
OF the white population Of these United
States, which Aboilionsm has nearly lost TO
them hy its insane rawlings, and It's action yet
more insane? The finger is on the wall
do they not see it?-which is wiring now:
Such scenes as those in Pennsylvania are ca
peiiing as from The free States we shall be
driven out MS were the Acndans from Nova
Scotia 'Wc are demonstrating that the
white man aud the colorGd man cannot live
in the free States together We expect no
heed to he paid to these signs by the aboli-
iionsis proper, who glory in these excite
ments, and revcl in them as giving them the
elements of agitation; but why should the
colored uan be his dupc? Why his inslru-
ment? Why fire the musketI the aboiilonist
puts in his hand, and So be hung for the u
murder?-.NtU York Express.
iftle statements, which we find in the
papers, are true, -and there is
too much reason to believe that they are cor
rect,-Ihere is no mistaking the character of
this outrage. 1t was as wanton ms il was ma
lign0nt. II todS not iniCnGCd 10 secure The Hber-
" of'he SldUe, bit 10 punish The master for claim
ing the rights guaranteed 10 him by the CoHSii-
tuiioa and The imcS. The liberty of the slave
might have been secured without boodshed,
for it appears that the colored rioters had
warning of the approach of the officers, and
ample time to hurry the fugitive TO place o
security. But no the ab0litionists hirSied
for The blood of the Souihcncrs, and they ur-
ged their ignorant dupcs, the colored mob,
aided aud nbeited them in tie commission of
n most foul murder!
We ask those who reverence the laws,
who prize the blessings Of good order and
good government, TO consider the fruits Of
the seed sOwn hy the Free Solcrs aud Aho-
lilonisls. Is not human life precious, and
can bloOd be shed with impunity? Can an
ignorant mob he encouraged 10 deeds Of yio-
lence, without danger to society? Meian-
choly as are the results of the cold-blooded
outrage in Pennsylvania, will that be the
end Will the negroes who have tasted hu-
man blood now settle down, and become
good citizens? Does not all experience
prove that n spirit of disorder once aroused
is not easily alayed?
We take il for granted that the perpetra-
tors ofthis outrage will be brought 10 JUS
lice, and we hope that not only the actors,