Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-12-27
A PhssAGE FROM A CONGRESSIONAL
ar DEBATE

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J A"o '"u"i"g Is u passage IN dlscussion IN the
House OF representatives =
/ Mr.. Giddings--Nir Speaker am sorry the gen
/ tleman from Mississipri does not underttnnd me
better but it is perhaps not strange for he never
has bad any personal intercourse with me Ilaurh-
! ter ncr | with him am sorry il is necessary
But | will say to him. and for the benefit of the
younger memhers of the House. that no man ever
heard me utter sentiment nor word thnt seemed
to pray or desire the unnecessary shedding of hu-
man blood. The objects to which have ever de.
voted myself have been those of pcace and not of
war These have been my sentiments in time mast.
and they are nv sentiments to-day. But will INV
to the aentIeman ,hnt Iobbor Io,a.t
in all ms frms detnst rr,. o'T't
with an ineff,hle unconnncr,Lie batre6 "a
hates il An rood men hate II Tho RonnIl,c,r
uarty hate it. ILangLterl Mnnk;nd bat, E''t
have never uttered npy se,t;n,o,ts n,asn .. H.
nence and harmony onj ,naJ ~ ,Lii " @ '.iI
when the President or onv otbcr NAM s"rn @ anu
no sors,,bot i ,nt trro '''''' ''J navy
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5S VA say 'hls' c""t every human Icing
I;c y Huu n'iSeI, Win the innhehable
and Lor no ""u ,'o lu'S"', W h"PP,neSS;
a,,o a''u La 9ee Huu,ah hehS deprived OF IT.
,ip,oso "9 Il. any expense OF 'hoSe who
s;rn; ,n, toi;a HaN NY ltIehu from MiSslS-
tai Jo" 'iH' al, Hen are endowed by
ty and ,he pursuit of bappiprs,2 Re as fra,l ne
was NV oniuiop is that Goa Los oivon tbo ,,e,,ti.
man from Nssi,sinni tbe same riLt tn life a1d liz
erty as he has to Franklin Pierce; and would as
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anu 'e pursut ol nnPp'nGSs, or MS Wlie
that ever trod rho f,t.tool of God Tbesc ate n,r
sentiments: and have been panied to see my Re
pu0Iiean friends stand here and defend themselves
to atari those who denv ,han Wh,t 81 xii
RennbSeons stand here and erc,so onJ ;,s,irr
themselyes f,r entertain;n, se,timent. c, "a -
mort of which our fathers met tho hosts of Ri
! tain uIon hundred baule.felds 49,.
! T.eS - ef all men 10 life. liberty. and the
pursuit u. Tpiness is the hfst funuaticntai- prfn.
ciple, tbs ,Miefcnrner stone the basis the founda
ton of the Republican party. On this rock We
build our political church aud neither the gates
Of hell nor the Democratic party shall prevail
against it. 1t is on these undying truths we base
all our political hopes.
The following is another specimen Of question
aud answer between Messrs. Bennett and Cid
dIngs.
Mr.. Bennett of Mississipp.--l want the member
from Ohio to draw the distinction between the
slavchoders bringing his slave into suRiection hy
'ne las" and Tue NoFtherh men bringing their
poor pe'Ple INTO sru"Je'lon r Wy starvation
MI "Ss'-i"G EG",Iein"h u"uerStanuS tlat
me "ie m "i save neiu oy the master Is haoie
TO MS poluuInS' ana care hot resist her masters
aHpr.non's ne Stiie "et cnnuren--'yei ms own
,b ti Tn,Iioppr p,,'a'S a tei A"o'0
NJ Ronnett of N;.sissi,.,,; - ,o,,id osl, Tho
ro,t,so,oo fnn, Ok r. h T. t 80, a.. ~ ~,
,Lo :? NV nt;li '''T. g. m It."
;ts no,hor hv orticIcs Of sanarat;nn Narthor,
,on ,yas ,pS S nnr,basor nf tIo oHiIi o'd W.,