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

The following is froll Mr.. White. Z ltor OF
the Pittsburgh Gazette. 1t shows what north.
erns must ever submit to from southern over.
secrs, while they MAINTAIN their partnership
with slavery.
Wings OF the stamp of Mr.. White have cv.
identity some sense of their humirtion in
submitting to accept of slave cat,hmga a, the con.
diton of unity with their duminccring ovcrsccrs.
a pity for them it is, that the frmncss with which
they adhered TO Scott, Lad not been cxhi iitcl in
their attachment to principle. They might
then have proclaimed thcir own independence
and done much towards achieving it for the
nation.
Ono thing we should like well to know Of Mr.
White, viz, how he rcconcilcs this asitaiing
lett r, with tho pledge made by the convention
and acluiesced in by all who accc.t General
Scott AS the candidate of the party, To dis
countcnancc all tfIors to continue or renew
agitation wherever, Whenever or however at
tempted to be made.
From this time forth no wlig can raise one
note of romonstrancc ugoinst the fugitive law,
without forleiting his pledged faith To the South
Nay more. They are pied scd to positive sup
port; sworn to it, by their idolitrous regard to
the whig party. They have said: I'VE
WILL MAINTAIN THIS SYSTEM as esea-
tiai to tie nationality Of tie trhiy party Of Me
Union"
Aud so have pledged tho Democrats for their
part to slavery.
BALrmosE, Monday morning, June 81.
IL is sincerely 10 he hoped tliut when the
Convention InrcIs this morning, llmt some
thing will he done 10 give us n candidate,
aud that the n,an Will hr Gen. Winfield
Scott. II his friends remain rm, ~ | hr-
iiuye they will, Old Chippewa will win the
field, notwithstanding the orgnnIzr6 OPPOSE
ti0n against him. M one eau conceive, Int
those ON the ground how much the Scott
men have Ia cunlend against. Nearly the
whole VIIisllc pressure il against thrui...-
While The bnllulingS are going on, it any
onr changes his vote from Webster or Fill
more To Stoii, inc is sure TO he missed from
the lOhhes aud galleries, and it any one
changes his vote from Scott To Fillmore he
is clIeered most heartily. One Ol The Illinois
delegates betrayed his trust, and went for
Fillmore, aud was denounced un the floor of
the Convention us traitor hy the chairman
Ol MS OWil utltPHlIOll, HnU ne Stlll IPCflNtU
from II lady in the gallery, large hnuqurt,
as the reward Of his ireuchery, which he
flourisbed about with. Whenever Scott
gains II vote on II ballot, the announcement
is received with silence or nlIrniurS ut dis
content, iuli il he loses one or more votes,
loud shouts greet tie result. II Fillmore or
Webster 20 ahead, there iS Iin restraining
the exnlIalUn OF the audience. II requires
u great deal of tirnIr>s lur n delegate who
hns been voting for Fillmore, aud who de-
slres 10 change his vote Tor Scott, 10 do il
under the lrUwns of thousands who are
looking down upon him, aud wlIu ARE ready
10 Overwhelm him with misses. ! consider
il utterly disgrHceiul Ia B Gilmore Ia treat
the Wings they lmve invled here ia this
wny. The hetter part Ot them, ! have uo
doubt, condemn, and would stop il it they
could. Northern Wings will nor readily
subject themselves to such auuoyances
agnn. The Bilrimore Wings have made
most ample provision Tor the accommodation
OF the Convention, aud deserve mnch credit
for IT, hut the fierce parllZaIship displayed
for Fillmore is scarcely proper, When il is
considered that the Wings ol the whole Un-
iun are their guests.
The contest, MS il is now wnged, il very
nenrIy sectional one. Gen. Scott is de-
nounced us an ahOliliOnisi-every body who
votes for him, or slIslaiils him is considered
nn aboliliouisr. The North aud the South
keep aloof from each other with some rare
exceptions Most of the Scott men are nj
the Eumw house. The Snulherners patron
ize Barnuu. They ningle hui little Gogerh'
er in the Convention, aud almost invariably
are found an Opposite sides ol the house in II
vote of any kind. II Southern mar
speaks or makes motion, it is done in q
naughty, imperative manner, quite differen
from the usage Of the North, They arr