Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-10

uleDpt 10 speak OF NrltC upon u. lhe only
way of escaping from popular odium is to
Keep truth from the people. Now, sir does
amy Democrat or any Wing believe that Free
Soilcrs will vote for any candidate pledged
TO sustain these revolving practices? lfany
one who ever held place in the free Dem
ocrncy shall cast such vote, it will be some
some other man than myself
Again, Mr.. Chuirm1n, the last Congress
provided by the law aforesaid that Que or
more States may bc admitted lrom sud
Territory with or without slavery They
were unwilling that the members Of the
next or any future Congress should Judge of
themselves, whenever Utah shall ask al ia
sion into the Union; and they have made
This foolish attempt to dictate tic action of
this body in future agcs. Well, the provis.
ion H., that an indefinite number of slaves
States noy be admitted. OF course, their
political power, under the constitution, will
I've in proportion to their slaves The iuau
IN Utah, who buys a slave woman aud raises
four bastard children, and holds them ns
property adds as much to the political power
nl' that State rs four of those educated and
Intelligent Democrats WIN 81. before me
add TO tie political influence of free State.
Now, sii, we, the free Democracy, are IN.
qualifcdy opposed 10 this insult to Northern
who thus sets at defiance Gods law, and
tramplcs upon dccency, is any better than
au educated intelligent Northern irccman.--
HU' SIR. Wings aud Democrats say that this
disSracciul inequality shall be allowed to the
people of Utah aud maintained. They
know that public indignation would be
Eindled against every man who would thus
'lcgrtGc Toe people OF tho North. They
would hurl from place aud power such mon,
II the facts were known to them. They
therefore seek 10 smother the truth; to keep
the people in ignorance; and resolve to re-
Sit agitation, to dScOmiCaancc di>cussion.--
They pledge their candidates To carry ont
this disgrdcclul combination against liberty
aud the rights aui honor of the free States,
and then turn round and ask honest men,
those who possess sclfrcspcct, TO vote for
their own disgrace. Sir, Frce.Soilcrs, men
of intelligence, will not thus stultiiy them
selves
The same law, or law with similar pro-
visions, was enacted in relation TO New
Mexico. The people OF that Territory may,
II they please, enter into this speculation iu
human iesh. They may curse that land
with human bondage. Wings and Dcnr
Gratis say that the law shall be n final set.u.
ment OF that subject; that slavery aud the
slave trade shall not bs excluded; aud tie
Democrats are TO resist, aud the Wings nre
TO disco urtenance all discussion in relation 70
IL.
One or more slave States are 70 bc admit
ted tiom New Mexico, upon the same tcruls
of degrading inequality TO the free States rs
those from Utah, and Northern men are TO
submit without discussion. Agitation would,
in the words Of tie Wing resolution. endnG-
ger ile peace Of the Wing party. They say
they therefore dcprCcnie agitation. Wen,
sir, the proper meaning Of the verb TO dep
cate is, 10 "pray nraust;" and the Wings
will therefore pray against agitation, Us it
will endangcr lluir peace. such prayers
would simply be "GR Glom'Raiion;" they
would do no other hurt Aud MS for the
peace Of the Whig party, should Ear rather
sec il endangered than TO see one child sold
from its parents, or one woman floggcd, OF
one man degraded.
The motto Of FREQ Soilers is "No MORE
SLAVE STATES" This is our unyicldlng,
determined position. We wnge an eXirr-
nIinutng warfare against every man, and
every party who would extend the curse q,
humnu seryilude, or increase the slave pow
or in any degree. The Democratic party
aud the Wing party unite in the extension
of slavery aud Of the slave power, aud then
ask the friends Of liberty TO vote with them
! shall not DO Il.
Another measure Of the last Congress was
n law entitled "An act to abolish the STARE
trade in Me District Of Columbia" 4 nagrani
ialsehoOd was sent to the people in this tile
for the law itself does not profess to abolish
tile slave trade in Iliis District and only cx-
cndes from this market the slayehrccders oi
Mary yland nnd Virginia, leaving the sale OF
men, women, aud children TO continue here.
Aud this commerce in the image Of God is
10 20 on and continue forever. The Wings
say it shall not be Disturbed, and the Deuo.
Gratis say they too will protect il. These
parties have taken position between us and
The slave.dealcrs, aud say we shall not dis
.cuss the morality Of their vocuion indeed
they assert that we shall not agilale the cause
of freedom.
You, sir, lately saw an advertisement in
the lending Wing paper of this District, in
these words: For sale, a handsome and dc-
compiished iGdys maid, aged just Siriecn years.
Except in this city aud New Zealand, dc
not think any Government within the bounds
Of civilization would have permitted such M
outrage upon decency. spenk Of New
Zealand without intending any disrespect tc
the people OF that island by comparing lheil
habits with ours. They huy men and wo
men for food only. The object is far more
honorable aud Chnstian-like Than that fol
which the young women Of this city are
advertised aud sold.
Mr.. Chairman, General Scott and Genera
Pierce aro both pledged 10 maintain iii
traffic in the bodies of women, aud Gdyo
Gates of liberty are asked to aid in clcciinl
,hem. Sir, let those parties reyel in sucI
moral and political wickcdness; lot lhen
,,ladVn tboutcplvps and tIpir candidates q
perpuunte crimes revolving 10 humanity, bu
hcscech Them not 10 insult honest men
f1hunllIrops,s and Christians, by asking
iHonl 10 participate in such u0nscendent in
iquiy.