Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-17

but Ia MAN wherever he is iuunh. Impur-
iini not merely to-day ut this rleriion. ur
nexf ,uar, bat 10 all cUniing time. Can Ne
iHuye Sucl, pusiliun Ia unite with either uI
the other parties? IN order Ia elrrt this or
filni nian To ullirr, willie hc stands pledged
To n1ntain slavery aud the slnve trade IN
this district aud ~ uur Tprritnrirr. ~ rtmiiu.
u ihr ininmOus fugitive Inw--lo upl,uld and
support nli these measures us ~ final settle
nrHi at the subjects Ia which they refer, aud
la di,ruunipnancr alt examinations, discus.
sion. or agitation ~ ~ the prnpririy ni these
uIrnsurrss sir. were we jo unite wiilI Ciili.
cr priy iu elect u Pies Il NJ thus pledged,
Ne wnuid lSe our srli-rr'p 'cI-we should
lose the respect of the void. Politically,
sir, W. ARE - cliy SCI tipnn M hill which cali-
nuI lr hid" Throughout the cuIintry our
nitlupmre is felt. IN his llill we wield II
moral power far tluud our nuiihrrS. Let
80 iiin Charge ne with indplcary when |
assert, the Free Sellers at this huds exert all
the lni,trnrr to which rlirir numbers rnliile
iirrn. Wings mud DrnurrniS have ruuii-
drnre lrd wr shalt IN all rnsrs l,e guldrd 10y
Jndr'G"ni, ly r"a,"n. hih justice, aud not hy
HE r"urrdrrnIinhs "l party.
| Tue effect lIHS hrru iuusi silutnTy. Ten
ienrs since nn uIan here dared separate lturn
| We INNNs W. ilhlltI WIN W u INV SUN We
ar his ONu judgment, iv,iy nIrulmr was
ronrt led Ia iull inin line, aud ,uic with his
iGrty leaders. Free Suilrrs have SGT an ex-
ample here of Independence. The com.
meucemvnt al our trials on this suiJ.ct was
severe. We were Iruwnrd upon, ,llifirh,
aud druuunrr,l, bu, think God We had Tie
! tiruhrSS Ia hide unr time, and NOW lnr Years
MANY Nhiss aud Dr,nncrais have inIlowrd
| a. sNuItttl. ut.I Al t. t.,t. ltf.tf
! Judgments aud ruusritu urrS dictate. lu SHORT,
sir, hrre party lines upon most subjects oi
| legislation have hcrome oblieraird. This
al lts,ll constitutes u great reform. Parry
| lines ARE also lnrnmng olliternlrd ihLuugh.
uti ilr county, IN consequence at the rN-
anIilr nud influence at ihr Tree Democracy.
lhs " idle aud extended Influence must h.
snrrrndr,d 1t We vote t,r rnlier Of the
other parties or their candidates.
III ,limurr, portion ui' the Wing party
ronicn'lrd nmiiully against committing
tlwuiselNs to the uuirrges and crimes ui the
! ugiuyr law aud compromise mrnstrrs. ln
Ilid respect they dii more llInn the Dtuo.
cruS. Ny - iInpHihi,s and the slnpnihlcS
Ut nur party aud oi all good uvn were
with them.
| And Lad the nnri-siavery Wings in this
House and the 'srunIe promptly and enrr-
grlrHiIl mel the snprrriliotiS prcirnSinn~
al the slave power with drrisiuI' aud iiru-
nrSs. | have lliilr d"iht they would have
lnspiItd lrelmg ~ BaliinInic which would
have rrIHldlnlrd pLIinr'i Ilml has stamped
indrlii!r disgrace upon their party. la this
Hall the Democrats have Sustained the cnii-
silIlli"hnl rights OF the free States ulure ably
aud faithfully than the Wings have during
Tie present session.
But Hu aware that n strong effort is
making 10 induce our free Democracy 10
sustain the Wing randnlnie NJ the coming
election. Win ihe gentleman nominated |
lInvr long been acquainted. To him nor 10
the Democratic nominee have ] ury personal
olJrrlinn; hut II elected, lac is pledged 10
nIhIuinin the oulrngrs, the revolving crimes
pertaining Ia tie cnnIprOrniSe measures HHd
lngiilNe slave law, 10 which ! have called
ailri tinn, Ia render thcm perpetual, Sn far ms
lIe ninS lie able, Ia prevent all discussion re-
lnliug To them. To vote tor him il To vote
ior this uUlicy 10 idcdili ourselves in favor
ut the avow eel ,lOriliurs mich lac is pledged
10 support; tn give proof u, our VOTES that
wU approve the platform on which hc stands.
But, sir, Why vote Tor scot in preference To
Pierce o. the men say nothing. They
urrely represent the doctrines ui The pHr-
Ties Who monuiIhtcd them. II there he II
difference hrI~cen rhusr parties il Is on the
slave question. II eau be luuud ia hUlIing
else,
The doctrines Of the Wing party, as |
have shawn, pledge them aud their candidate
10 nnlniain slavery; the needing al slaves
tor nnikrt; the sale ot wnrIiru Ia this Dis
IrrI and the TerrrnrrS ; 10 uphold Tie iur.
live law IN nll ruiulng tInr; Ia ndut ns
mniii slave Sintes us shnll apply from New
MrAlcu and UIah, und to silence discusshun
nii all llese siIilrcls. This is ns Tar, think,
ns human drpravlty can ga. Ii the Drmu-
cratic purity lIas Owed hurper into moral aud
political puIrldily, some nrchung,i fallen
must have prnurd their cOnlrssinn of faith.
IL there lac such u distinction, IL can he Only
discovered hy refinement ot cusliislry too
intricate for hoIrSt minds Ia eXert. Sir,
suppose there were II shade Ot distinction ia
The depths of drprn,ny 10 which these IIar-
lies have descended, does It heroine men
free men-uen at moral principle, of pulIt-
lchl lnlegrily-tO lIe slrnInng their visions,
aud ,siug intellectual microscopes 10 discOy-
rr that shnde of moral darkness? No, sir,
let every nInu who feels that he has cOuIl-
try Ia save, n character Ia siIsinin-illat he
owes duIy io mankind aud 10 God--cnme
loINhIH ht ohcci hlib wage uuIl ana eAtcT-
Inualing war against these docIrlnes, 30
ahllorent IL freedom aud hunnnllv.
But II is said thai The D,mnrrnlc party,
il defeated again Iy the nnl-savery senli-
tneni, as they were in 1918, will diStmnl,
aud HE musses will lhen unite with rs IN
support OF justice, truth, aud hhrrry. The
defeat OF Ilie Democratic parry niglh dis
baud them, aud II might nOI. There Is nn
IlltI IN IL
with Ilie Wings, We niglh or we might not
defeat the Democrats. Ii We We're Ia Try
the experiment and tail, Wings and Denu-
Gratis would 'leSpiSes us. We shond ,hspise
ourselves. II we should succeed, we slould
hec0lne identified with The Wing parry, aud
swallowed up 10y il. In every aspect in
which enu xia,u ench n t,oIcu ave ,nttst