Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-08-19

TITBITS FOR SLAVERY PR0PAGANDISTs
AND NORTHERN DOUGnFACES.
BY !. PIERCE.
DISH ii.

Diioll IL
Mr. Hammpnd of s. Carolina. at an early period,
thus expressed himself in the House of Represen-
tatiybs
Il warn the abolitionists, ignorant, infatuated,
barbarous as they are that if chance should throw
any of them in our way they may expect fELoN 5
DEATH
Mr.. Payne of Alabama, in the session of 1871, |
aludng to the abotionsts, among whom he in
sisted the Post Master General ought to be included,
declared that he would prescribe all abolitonists
lie would put the brand of Cain upon them-yes,
the mark Of HE'LL, and if they come to the South,
he would HANG THEN LIKE DOGS.
! Gov McDufie in his message to the S. Carolina
Legi stature, says: 1t is my deliberate opinion
that the laws of every community should punish
this species of interference by DEATH without benz
eft of Clergy
We have presented few, and but few spec-
mems of the state of morals among Southern Mem
! bers If Congress- and other fHnctioRaIies because
they may be considered fairly representing the
state of morals among the masses of the people. y
! few selections from Southern Newspapers .may,
with equal propriety, be considered rejecting
public opinion.
The Charleston C0utier August lth, 1885, de-
elared that the gallows and stake awaited the alb
oltionists who should dare to appear in person
among them
The cry of the whole South should be death,
instant DEATH to the abolitionist wherever he is
Cannlll. --iHyuStu uu'J t"'OHtttt'
Let us declare through the public Journals Of
our county that the question of slavery is not and
shall not be open to discussion that the system is
deep rooted among us, and must remain forever
that the very moment any individual attempts to
lecture us upon its evils and immortality, and the
necessity Of putting means il operation to secure
us from them, his TONGUE Shall he cut OUT and
cast upon the dttnghWi'- LoltmLia IS. C) I{e-
scope
we can assure the Bostonans, ono and all, who
have embarked in the netnrious scheme Of abolish
ing Slavery at the South, lashes will not hereafter
be spared the backs of their emissarics. Let them
send their men to Louisiana; they will never re-
turn to tell their suffcrings but they shall cxpiate
their crime in interfering with our domestic nstiu
tons by being BURNED AT THE STAKE. .-Nep Dr.
leans True .1mc,icah.
Abolition Editors in Slave States will not dare
to ayow their opinions. 1t would be instant DEATH
to them Missouri irgas.
The slave William, who murdered his master
UIuskey( some weeks since was taken by n party
n few days since from the Sheriff Of Hot Springs
and burned alive! Yes, tied up to the limb of Il
tree and fire built under him, and consumed in Il
slow, lingering torture. .'-ArtdRSaS Gazette, Oct
? 1886.
'On the oSth Of April, 1886 a free negro was ar
rested in St. Louis (Nlo.) and committed to Jail on
, charge Of murder A mob assembled and de
a mnndcd him of the Jailer, who surrendered him
a The negro was then chained to a tree short dis
O tance from the Court House, and BURNT TO DEATH
It After the flames had surrounded their prey, ant
y his clothes werg in a blaze all over him. his eyes
n burnt out, and his mouth seemingly parched to
# cinder some one in the crowd, moro compassionate
than the rest proposed to put an end to his misery
hv shooting him, when it was replied that it woulc
be of no use; since he was already out of his pain
No. said the poor wretch, | am not, | am suffer
inr as much as ever, shoot me-shoot me- No
no. said one Of the iends who was standing abou
u the sacrifice they were roasting he shall not DC
shot, | would sooner sacken the fire if that would
= increase his misery and the man who said this
d was we understand, an officer Of justice "-lfoA
q IdegraPh.
J The Naichez Free TJader June lG, 1872, CITES an
> account of the burning of the negro Joseph, who
sent forth the most piercing cries OF agony and II
his contortons wrenchcd the staple out of the Il et
y TO which he was chained, and leaped from the burn
y ing pile lie was Immediately shot picked up and
: thrown into the fire and consumed
f, A few days after, his accomplice, named Enoch
(nccorlng to the NeD orleans Buttetih,) was burn
= Ell to death in like manner.
c Thus we see. while the awful and horrible pun
v ishment has been baniShed from the whole q
, Christendom, it is common practice in the Slave
j States when n negro is the offender. Guilty too o
g crimes committed hundred times more frequent,
by their Masters and Overseers, and that with per
: feet immunity Is it n matter Of wonder, that viii
5 such examples before their eyes, and stung to mad
ness by the same kind of wrong continually heapet
d upon Them, by their oppressors-they should some
9 times initiate sucA examples?
!, bEy~Ihc whole number of deaths N New Norl