Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-01

Democrats who hypocriticoliy pirate of human
equality. We hope at che next election, If George
Wiley, or any other colored man, who has the con-
stitutional amour: Of Dutch, Irish, WEIGH, Eng
hsh. or other qualifying blood in his veirs, desires
to vote, that he will do SO, and especially that be
will assert his right, if cowordly friends and open
foes join to rob him of it.
The Democrats are greatly excited on this ques.
ton Of negro voting, just now. We have not
taken up u single Democratic paper for the last
ten days, but we have found in it some atrocious
paragraph on this subject. We append some
samples Of this exhibition of Democracy.
From the carrollton Democrat.
TIE TRIPLE WRONG.
The fellows who brought Pntton's negro to the
polls at CarrulltUn last tuesday week, were guilty
vi II Triple wrong. FIRST, they insulted the trus-
tees, by hunting in the net that they wers base
enough to serve thei. ignuble purpose. in admit
ting the negrI to vote.
Second, they insultcd the people by bringing for
ward Il negro, who they pretended had rs goVdi
right to vote rs any white Farmer or laborer in the
county.
Third, they committed an i~ndignity to the un-'
happy African himself, by attempting to use him
as II tool. Not one of them cared n iarthing for
hun. lie stood there in the election room, a :rea-
ture. marked as the inviting instrument, the
a Of others wishes-tLUse others too, brutal
and deviiish in their propensities, incapable of q
kind and ardent sympathy for him, using him only,
as though they had buught his head and heart,
when they Sought his labor. Tbercis no democrat
who will deny Il falluw being, however the COM
plexion of his face, that sympathy which is human.
We trust in GUd, too. there is no Democrat, who
will consent to The debauchcry Of the Ballot. Box
by the admission of strumpet votes.
Let the negro fill the place assigned to him by
our Constitution and Laws. While moving in that
sphere we will be his friends. If he consents to
DC the servile slave OF souless masters, who use
him, to insult our fellow citizens, by exalting him
to an unbecoming and unla N!ul position, he will
lose sympathy with honest men, which he cannot
gain from dishonest cliques.
Fellow Citizens Of Carroll, put your mark against
this business.
From tho Same.
ave learn that the Junior editor Of the Carroll
Free Press, Dragged to a working man of Carroll
;n that Jim W hceler, a negro of Augusta town
ship, voted last Tuesday, and that he had rs good
II right to vote as the 'Dutch or Irish VIVA, think
You, lrishmen and Germans )"
From the Same.
NEGRO YoTISG--NLoRo EQUALlrY.-Mr. Caldwell
n member of the present fusion Legislature in Ohio
in his place in the House last winter, said:
81 thank God that the timo has come in Ohio
when il is no longer n disgrace to avow the senti-
ment that the negro is the Whife mans equGt. and
entitled to the same political and social p,iriieges."
anu tiitS JAW l. ~ uit VI IL lBntS VI tDe
Ohio State journal and it's partyl
Think of that when theseBlack Republicans deny
that they are in favor OF negro voting and negro
equality socially ard politically
NIGGERRs IN THE BALLOT. Box.-NOt "a niger
in the wood pile" but niggcrs IN tho ballot box.
The Niger has crawled out of the wood pile and
slipped into a place where under the Constitution
Of Ohio, he has no business. We are informed
that Campbells reported majority of eighteen has
been made by NEGRO VOTES! That Nallandigham
has a majority Of the votes cast by the white
male citizens" of the the Third District, and is
unquestionably legally elected. We insist that this
cotored business shall be fully investigated as well
as other frauds connected with this election
Dayton Empire.
If this is the fact, We hope Mr.. Vallandigham
will contest Cam 2bcll's seat on this ground alone,
and let tho question Of Negro voting be fairly tried
and settled.
The question had better be put into a train Of
settlement at once, than let it stand as at present
Statesman.