Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-02
From the Atcbison (Ksusss) squatter Sovereign
'BORDER.RUFFIAN GEMS"

'B0RDER.RUFF GEMS"
MORE ABoLIrIoNIsrs Turned BACK.-The steam
er Sultan, having on bpard contraband articles
was recently stopped at Leavenworth City, and
lightened Of Al rifles and large quantity of pis
tolls and Bowie knives, taken from a CROWD of cow
ardly Yankees, shipped out here by Massachusetts
The boat was permitted to go up as far as Westor
where guard was placed over the prisoners, anC
none of them permitted to land. They we're ship
ped back from Weston on the same boat, withou
even being insured by the shippers. We do MOI
approve fully of sending these criminals back to
the East to be reshpped to Kansas-if not through
Missouri through Iowa and Nebraska. We Minh
they should meet a TRAITORS DEATH and the world
would not censure US If we in self protection have
to resort TO such Ultra measures. We are oil the
opinion if the citizens of Leavenworth City OF
Weston would hang one or t,co Joat loads Of A6oh
tianiSts, it would do more toward establishing
peace in Kansas, than oil the speeches that have
been delivered in Congress during the present ses'
sion. Let the experiment be tried.
SLAVES IN KASsAs.-During the past six months
the slave population in this portion OF the Terrific
ry has greatly increased Many settlers from
South Carolina, Virginia and other Southern States
have wisely brought slaves with them, as being the
most effectual way Of settling the question of Sla
very in the Territory. These are the kind OF set
tiers we need here now
A NICE GAME-Old Bullion and his satellites
Blair and Brown, are playing it out pretty strong
| They pretend to be for Buchanan, when, in TACT
they are his dealy foes If they succeed in dlyid
ing the Democratic vote, in go the know-N Nothing
Presidential electors and Missouri is lost to Bu
chanan. This will bring that beautiful son-in-law
Old Bullon's into the House, when all the Blacl
Republicans and Known othings will unite on hin
and make him President.
The PALMETTO RIFLEs-2STH OF JUNE.-Tht
memorable 28th having been decided upon as the
anniversary of the Palmetto Rifles, OF Atchlson
the day was only celebrated by parade and ban
quet
At the head of the table hung THE "BLooD'RE
FLAG" with the Lone starand the motto OF south
ern Rights" on the one side and South Caroli-
ma" on he other. The same flag that first foated
on the riHe-pits of the Aboitionists at Lawrence,
and ON tie hotel of the same place, in triumph,
nov hung over the heads of the noble soldiers
who bore it so bravoly through that exciting war.
The following are among the toasts drank;
8. Kansas-Our chosen home-stand by her
Yes! sons of the South, make her Stare State
or die in the attemph This toast was received
with loud and continued applaase.)
5. South Cdrolna-Our mother-shs lives II
our hearts While true to her we know she will
be true to us.
! G. Msso,ui-Our ally--nobly has she stood by
her younger sister. All hail to the gallant "bordei
Rufhans" We owe them one.
! 7. Gen D. .R. Acknowledgment bySouth Car
oina as one fit to command--he has but to give
the order, and, to a man, we will haste
To the just and glorious strife,
With our knives Southern rights shielding;
Nav, resign, if it must be done, even life,
But DIE, at least unyielding.
10. The Hon. Preston S. Brook5--By whipping
crazy Sumner, he has furnished the I'd edition Of
what the Abolitionists call Border Ruffanism.' >
that is, the determination of honorable minds tC
resent injury and insult FROM a mouta-piece O.
fanaticism, coming from what quarter 1t may.
IL. Disunion-By secession, or otherwise
beacon of hope to an oppressed people, and th'
surest remedy for Southern wrongs. (Enthusas
tic cheersy
The Squatter Sorereign-May il ever receive {
hearty support from the South whose interests !
has so warmly defended.
after few remarks in response from Col X. S
Kelley, three cheers were given for The Squattel
Sovereign In sitting down, Col. Kelley offered
tho following;
The city of Atchison--May she, before the close
of the year 81, be the capital of Southern Repub
Tic (Cheers)
By S. o. Alexander:
Kansas--The pro-savcry party will assert anC
maintain the supremacy OF the white race or oil
in the attempt
By Lieut.. Grierson:
The Press--Unmuzsled, it breathes tho air o
! Freedom.
By Wallace Jackson
! Kansas-Wc toiH make her sidre STATE or form
chain of locked arms and hearts together, anc
die in the attempt.
By DR.. G. 7. Larry:
The Palmetto Flag--We brought it here in hor
or, let us return it the same.
By W. ii. Jenkins:
The Distribution Of the Public Ldmds--One hun
dred and sixty acres to every Pro-Slavery settler
and to epery Aboiitionists Sir feet by t'0o.
By Major E. L. Yates:
Sheriff Jones of Douglas Co,nty--A martyr t.
Southern Rights; may he long survive his attemp
ted assassination, and may his revenge be- Kansa
a Slave State.
Mr.. Jenkins gave
"The health of D. r. Atchison the Dorder Rui
fan Chief" Drank standing.)
| Punch has Pictorial representation OF 'Lif
at the American Hotel" suggested by the mur
der OF the waiter at Wilard's by Herbert Il