Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-09

of the party, aud that, too, in ronnexion with
the other, or free soil wing2 | had supposed
that the State Rights division composed the
body of the Democratic party South. The
Compromise men themselves see now that
they have given away vast domain for
nothing, aud circunIscribed themselves in
such way as to make their future fate in.
evitable. What is the difference now be-
tween Southern Compromise man aud an
ultra? Both were defending the same gar
rison one, in despair, was willing to capt.
ulate-the other was for holding out until
every man was put to the sword, believing
that preferable TO n slow death. The advice
of the first prevailed, and the keys were de-
liyered up. The gallant ultra, however, was
not TO DC sighted, for he had the synpalhies
OF his people. A reconciliation, or a show
of It, was absolutely necessary for there
could be no general organ without it,"
Thus, you see the Southern ultras, instead
of regarding their hostility TO the Compro-
mise as something 10 be recanted, concealed
or apologlzed for, ayow it, glory in il aud
regard themselves as the very salt of the
Democracy aud in the South its substance.
Accordingly, they have taken possession OF
Tue Democratic reorganization in most
Southern States; have nominated candid
ates for Governor, &c. in Georgia aud Mis-
sissippi; and, being backed by seat ia the
Cabinet aud armed with the great mass of
the Federal patronage at the South, regard
the Administration as their property, aud
bestow n few subordinate places on their
Union or Compromise brethren, us you might
throw bone TO n beggnr.
The attitude Of the Federal Administration
on all questions involving the extension aud
fortficalion of Slavery, is unequivocal.-
Alcssrs. Soule, Buchanan and Gadsden are
sent to Madrid, London aud Mexico respec-
lively, with the clear understanding that they
are to do their utmost, first, to effect irnns-
fer of Cuba to this country as new bulwark
TO Slavery; or, secondly, Ia resist and ihwart
all efforts looking to the Emancipation, i'm
mediate or Otherwise, of the Half Million
Africans held in cruel bondage in that Island. |
The land of Washington and Jefferson has
become the only Nation on the face of the
enrth that intermediates with the policy of
Foreign States expressly to perpettlnte tile
slavery aud degradation of man hy man.
The Editorial columns of the Administra-
ton organ are prosirated to eulogiums OH
the Russian Autocrnt nnd arguments in,iavor
of lively sympathy between our Govern
ment aud that of RUSSIA, on the avowed
ground of the freedom OF the Inter from
ianuticism" or any sort of prejudice against
Slavery.
The following extract from The Union's
stately aud occular leader of last Saturd :,
glorityng the new Presidents Foreign Poll
cy, is specimen of the perpetual assump-
ton in that quarter, that the support and
perpetuation OF slavery is regarded by the
Executive as the chief end of our Federal
existence:
"Weshave alluded lately to one of these
questions, growing out of the runored policy
OF Great Britain in regard to Cubn,A which
stands ont at this Time with imposing prom
inence. IL the public rnmors which attrib-
ute TO Great Britain design, in connexion
with Spain, 10 conven Cuba into a gorernmem
Of free blacks, shall prove to be well founded,
The high position taken Ly The Erecltiipe icW be
put 10 severe trial." &c. &c.
To the same effect, Washington letter
writer, high in the councils of the DemUc-
racy,' thus expatiates:
"Tho demonstrations in favor of Mrs.
Unce Tom, added TO the rumors of British
designs for the abolition of slavery in Cuba,
are already considered as an adequate lusti.
fica,ion Of the proposition for our Govern
ment to take the iniiidiipe in The par impend-
ing, BY The Immediate seizure Of Cuba"
The attitude of the Federal Administration
is emboldenng the Southern ultras to prof
fer new aud unheard of exaciions. Il is
now distinctly proclaimed that NEBRASKA, a
territory consecrnted TO freedom by the Mis-
souri Compromise more than thirty years
ago, must he surrendered to Slavery! Mr..
Senator ATcnIsoN recently made speech
at Weston, on the western verge of Missouri,
wherein he explained his resistance last
winter to the recognition OF Nebraska as a
territory as folows
"lle had told Mr. Guthrie that, consider
ing the circumstances under which he was
sent to Washington, hc would not be receiv-
ed as Delegate; that treaties would hive
TO be made with the Indians before any po-
litical organization of white men could be
tolerated in that Territory and that even
then he (Alr. A. would not consent to The
organization of that Territory unless all The
citizens Of Missouri, and Of the Union, should
haze The privilege Of settling there upon basis
Of common equality lie (Mr. AZ would not
vote for the organization of that Territory if
the Wilmot Proviso, or any other proyiso of
that chnracter should he engrafied unon il.
lie would vote for eXUnguishing the Indian
tile TO that Territory, but never 10 ercliids anu
citizen Of The United STATES from settling there
Can any one say as much for Col. Benton Z"
All which means-"No organization of
" Nebraska or any similar territory until the
" North shall consent 10 surrender TO Slavery
a." what our fathers expressly consecrated to
Freedom" Are we ready for this2
These novel exactons from the South are
of course paralleled by corresponding abase-
menis at the North. Thus nalneless ora
Gle of faction in this City, supported by cou-
trihutions levied OH oflice-seekers and nomi.
naily edited by noisy Free Soler iu 1913,
thus blazens It's own recreancy and niamy in
a leader entitled
" THE ADMINISTRATIONS PARTY IN NEw.YoRK.
"The whole American press, Wing and
Democratic, East, West, North and South,