Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-06-26


ready for II contest or fight ut any moment,
aud very little iling will create terrible
cOinnnliun ia tie hururl's urst. On Saiur-
day, some Northern ann r,,sr to u question
of order. lie understood that South Caro-
lua had only inur upinhprs here, aud vet
was casting iyln VOTES. In n tuurnrni there
wuS n tempest IN u tea pot The huuur of
the Quaitlchuns was nssnil,d. The South
rallied 10 the rrsrue, lis chairman sutonihpd
the matter over, aud IL wns settled hut owing
to the confusion could not tell how. lu-
stead ~ deceuily and quietly answering the
| inquiry Oi the gentleman who asked fur iu.
| iurumliun, the tnHtter W ~ sinuthrrrd in n
tempest of brnvHdu. ! was iull by u dele.
gate farther South tlRu South CunIina after.
| wards, that it was true enough that South
CaIoIina has only four delegates in the Com-
Vcniiun WHO nrr citizens of that State, the
remaining four lring rnndr up at pcrsuus
! picked up here A citizen at CluirStnn
WHO is n Wing aud n friend nl Gen. Scott
| nl-rriuld me there were hut u lew hundred
| Wings IN the State, aud that they had no
regular and lrpnI pHtl ~ appointing this del
| egaiiun, which hr denounced w. an outrage
mruu the Wing party, and diSgrnretul per.
version Oi the rights uf rrpirspitaiur.-
There arr some riglhy Su"tlrru delegates
here urging the rlHins ui Fillmore, Whn have
not iIr i"Nrr ~ giving lnn un" riuulr rlrr-
T"ial vote, atd th,l Htr cuutr"liug aud pre-
venting the uc,iun of tllusr States which are
depended upun iu elect ~ President.
II j. astonishing with what ronlnrSs somr
of these SOurhrrnrt~ Will talk ni rnuiruiliug
the Norh. A g,utl,nHnll und vril mtrlli.
gent S"ultrrn man said Ia ne on Saturday,
when cnu,rfsing On tie ,irtort thr South
lun nltfuiupl ii. ~. al
he ave ha,r always conlrollrd YOU, aud
! always will. We iuirud always tn make
A"u do what Wr ,lros,, AID Wt,u Wr can
not do HAT, We viii di--"l,r titr Uninu.-
The Unl"u is ui 80 value Ia us, uulN 80
long ~ We cah govern it," upun uN rr.
unikWg that i'ir\ mishl hud the >ucklcS ~
iight thpt tlrl would hrruur Calling, and
Tie North ui.hI he gurdrd Ia resolution tn
horst them, ht rrpllrd, "Wr huvc got yuu in
the sh8rkirS. and ml,ud io keep luu tl-rr,
aud rul do II; aud Whru W. raunut, ihrrr
will be tWO naiiuhs. Ard II iS not. he re-
marked iutturt, h,ratl~r Wr are hrilcr uiru
thun Nuu, hul because We are uuit. Il. while
You arc dtldrd. Win ~, slavery is prop.
rrlN lis u umticr ot lie uud death. With
luiI, urpu>iiuu tu u il iuuud'd go whinIs.
cHp'Irc, oNp,dirncN. Hud cuuSrirurr, aud
WHEN tir liunr ui tIul conrs, there are al
ways Dough Faces enough ~ give iis Hu cuSy
vicIuD, Hnd Ilus we rule yuu. aud -halt at.
ways rule l"u.' llr dll nol menu the Wing
party, hat the Nuiti generally. c",,ld not
pniusuy his words, with the evidence lad
before me.
The no,l disappointed men in the Con-
vrntion are Cabcll, Dawson. and Company,
who wanted nn rAcIISe ior Withdrawing in n
tempest of indi ignatiOn, and leaving tie Wing
party. All cXrusrs are taken irum Ihcui,
aud they find themselves nuwhcrr. They
can go as fast NJ diry like. No Wing Wants
them to stay But It's they cannot 20 with
any capital, suppose the Wing purity will
he annoyed with their presence Tor some
time longer. since the pnasgr of the plat
form, DIw>un has not uprurd his upiIil, nui
CubciI l""k~ quite humble. One or the
most gcnIlrnnuly, nud,sl, aud unuhir.svr
s'uuthrrn men IN the Cunvcnron, Is Gov.
jones at I,nnrs~cr. lie il II uulr fellow.
II all Suullicrnrrs we're like lHnl, u,err
would he less acrinuu, hrtwr,n tlir scrliuns.
have made the acquaintance of some very
ar, candid, aud pleasant Southern gentle.
ueu, who ARE large planters, aud WHO talk
very freely nf lhr Southern nislilulluis, and
whu are ready Ia hear all that can he snd
against them. Most OF the Southern dele
gnies, however, keep uIuof from any but
tlIeir peculiar set. d. y. W.