Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-10-18

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WV i'e'' Di' De"eJ u'seourse ~ onelneiu hassa'
chusetts:
From tho Now York Tribune
"We oonnot c,n,.iva ,h,, n. Douor Lo. ;,,or
,,tternnco IN ssn,,o mr., M J,ra, Ls;;l;,, " -.
the in s,itu,i,ns mr. ,b, ortar ,r rho Sn;t ,rharn
he b,s reco;yod s,I, ,,,nL g dc , 80 w
ioved sn much hns,;t,I;,y y
o,-.,..,
Inc position u.s. may II new state ulhoinlnS
Union is at an end The essential objects for
which it was formed are all lost The eoualit, OF
the States is distinctly denied and thus the North
and the South become two nations. ether equal
by the assertion of its constitutional rights ON the
part OF the latter or else having the relation of
the conqueror and the conquered in short the
master and the slave. Between these POSITIONS We
have tu chuuse : and there is no intelligent man ~
the South whxlues not know that our rhnica must
be made within the next few wears ANY tudy can
see that the sprit which has been ngtntiur the
world on the subject of SLAYER, has gained AT the
North an ascerdnucy which nliuws us M, lonuer To-
consider il as the sentiment of IA tncti n but If a
section and that the most rouetfil section If the
Union There are but twn LIVING parti = in the
cuuntry.-the Northern and Southern uarties All
the rest are the mere cxureSsus uf he eXuedipnrv
of the moment. In these he ITS wholly the great
political heart Of our times and he who cannnt
oe''Se means Ut S,"9'ihg 'h"' "'eh'N Pni'"'l"h'
Shou'" S"''nk ""t u, l"i''r"' H'r' n''" ie"'e !"
stronger a'' "'I!er "''iS nam" 'he ''>h o' He''"S '"e
issues "n'h hehe' men nor 'Hru"'H'n'r Part'S'
haNc p'oi"ct"' "u' "'''Vn "".e Gr"mh H'cH,>t''A
our OF 'ne very heart III S''il'y Inc o"lh men
WI pe "'"ep W." see '''e WY l" Sepe'''e '"'
N'r.l iron, '"e 9'"'" ''e ""'' ava 'he um''
seiN'i's wiz ce "','Se N' are '''!ng u, "eN'N'hG
eAPtuie"'s i'' ue'erri"S 'ne ie'''""e ct'hS
"'t"e'
Hero ara n cnunla nf noruorntbs n(
tho rro.d,,, f ,hnu,h, ,r,y,iI,,, i, snth C,rnIi
na ,pl Missi>si,n;.1 1
, r. ,....,. ,.rc cy
Aro,s excI,,ns ary,,,,, ,i, i,,,l,i, il, tI S,,,n
of he Nep York Herald TriJnnc. and other pub,i.
cations oi the SAME character, and recommends
the c"hs,'eia'o' ~ ire "est mf'hou u" Pu. s,"P
dnnsr hnws,n, ;s =, -, o..on,i,ii,, r 's,ob w.
tboIo thnuoL they yo,, L.,tor l. .,,, ar ham, Th.
grbunr's r.,r.t;.ism is hcr,,u,o 80 unch ~ ~ yarh
and the ynundntiun r whatever uotinns The JJe,1id
.o,, Fir IN s.t in cir.uI,,,,u is so ,crorIiv u,,,nr
stood that th.v never find ms nnnre,,rei far rc
,s,,,,.a +, war;, h.t,.r p, L,L ~ ,hn M,n,v;,,o
of U,rner and Putnam, the Histories of G,,u,Irrh
aud thar ,nhc,,i,n. ,yn,,.. h,,nct.r j. mot writ
ten IN tbcr faces nh, 10, II th,t tho tr.ti,,in,
of domestic slavery il wrun, in itscn and thu.
inseusiblv beret an infdelity tn our form of suci
etv AS founded unou social and onli,icl rirbt and
iustice Let these rather lie attended to-C baJies
Ion StaneIoyd Sent l8
AN lNCENDiARi HhEEI'-ih ne SaH'0oI EreHW9
no$t' n pretended i.'era'y )"""ha p"'"lShed III
fhi'adeiPhin' ana e'J"y',g an extensive cic"'t
ton IN the o'utn; Is '''''u""Sy "ttem "hS I" prop
aSa'e A"hti"n d''ct'heS ana ,' hlE the cause I"
Back hefun'c"h'Sm generally IL 'e'n'S WIZ
to brin,, tbe Snuthern settler, and their c,us ,nt,
disrepute, and is engaged in repuhlishiug Mrs
stowe new Ah'lt"n novel we would "aln "n'
.n'Aene "S""S' .",s N'n Snu'l II" '"H :"
Sent II,
Occasionally n glimpse of light gets into
Svuthern paper. esnpcinlly those near the border,
Tn, u :; , c , :;
-. ~ .
the A'HtSc"e courier o' 'he lo''' lhe ie't'r u
headed IA Keutuckian wn L lSt." The writer
saws:
.N St,,o oop I,, >, or rho ,or,o ,mo,r, ,r onte,
nr;o ;,oII;o,, and ,,,,li .,,;ri, -. N,ss.,.,,,,
sa,ts and nm ,;rr has dmn half sn ,'n,h 49, K.,s,,,,
6md har, n,nro Ionrnin, r,ra i, Ins,r, n,,,
mora If evarv,hir, th,t ,Ll tn tho ,,rr,tnnSs an,
c!,rv nf Amsri,, ra,u 7 6ud j., hnr ria. S,,,ior,
S,a,es mn, ,aa nor N .hilJ !. ,,Ilu.d T., rrn,
mn ,, p,nIn,J ,,;,h,n, nn eJuc,,inr. i hi
nnrents are nn,r he !. eIrr,,rd ar IN. cxncrse =,
The S,o,a. i hr is an nrnhn,, no is r,t mrIv elu
catad hut he il ala t,.,,,,, , tr,da and ~ ,ra, or,
,rnon, hn,e GIn, or,,w,n, ~, ,nnnh,rL ,.nn,
n,ittee i arn,imtsI vb,l, ln,v II - p, a,sr,,;
- ~, - -, ' ',' ~ +, ~
I n"' ""u '"gs ~ "','' w '%Nu %
Eii oi'eI ~ r. p ~ I! -, vi w,
ng'a"u Is "' re''''.; ~, 'ieIo , 'nero you WI
n"u u SIGN Du'N " r'''ni '"''e,' "'1 n"' e''""S
W oou''' .'"u' "it,o"""o'H' ~ i'S,'""' W.
80 0'e'y t'"''"e'n "'''o u"rHn nj ~ VIC NV i"'N
""'" my t"'''"'y x" '"i t'''"h''e "u',''",' :,
Gun gt tne resi- ana oe o!''c'' anu ,"8 o""'h VII
30 10 the "e''' VI uiSS"uuph' oF o't"'
Here is a srecimen of the way the political cam
na,n ia carried IN in Sou,h Cnr,linn The nie
- L., o.o,., r H. Cly., o.,
o ~ p"De" VI ,'' ''S,'' N'0''''
ara writing from Columbil' Sept To- The scene
Of action was Greenvlle, on muster day
.nro,r;nr ., oon of rIonLs ,horo r,or
with harrsl Of Tonpr Pr" y, cath % nf wm,er and ri,