Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-02
DEMOCRATIC ELECTIoNEERINe.

i. The Ohio Patriot publishes the following choice
morsels of truth and abolitionism, to prove the in.
, famous Disunion character of the Republican.
party. we are sorry the party will not and can
q not plead guilty to the charge of advocating tbeso
sentiments William Lloyd Garrison is certainly
not a Republican and the BLACK Republican peti-
ton to Congress" from which n quotation is made.
the republicans charge, was got up by the Demo.
Gratis. But we believe both are mistaken. The
petition was got up by the abolitionists of Boston.
We sincerely rejoice that so much truth as is con
tanned in this chapter of short sentences is HAVING.
the run Of our Democratic papers. 1t is not often,
heir readers get so much truth SO happily con.
densed. Pass it round, gentlemen, Democrats:
There is a higher law than the Constitution,
winch regulates our authority over the domain
1t slavery can be and must be aJolished.,
ana you and L must do IL. = X Correct vou,,
own error that slavery has any constitutional omar.
ahtees that may not be released and ought not 10
be relinquished. x X You will soon bring tho
parties OF the country into an EFFECTIVE AocRrss,oy
UPON Slavery WH2am II. Serard.
1.-The Wing party is not only dead, but stiuk,.v
BENZ. f. Wade. ~
Il am willing under a certain state of circum.
stances, TO LET THE UNION sLIpE."-Nat y.
Banks. ~
I'm case OF the alternative being nrescnreI IF
a continuance of slavery or a dissolution of the
Uc Snioi' an jor a dissolution, and care not hou
quick II comes. "-R4Jus p. Spaulding.
'On the action of this Convention deprnds the
late OF the country; y The Republicans fail at Nc
oaHot boa WE WILL De FORCED TO DRIVE rur q AZ
ocRAcY with FIRE AND SWORD."-Jamcs VAT.
son Ue66. ""' ""|
The times demand and we must have nm o,,;.
sfdrery Consultation, an ant-siarery Bible. and nm
""N"sfare'y God."-Amson Bulngame.
Il have no doubt but that the Free and S,..o
states ought to Separate."-'J p. S,"of tie New
1T is the duty of the North, in case thew f,;, i,
electing a President and q Congress tbat will 70.
store freedom, to revolutionize the government ~.
resolution Of a Black Republican meeting in Wis.
cOnSiR. " '"
II pray daily that this accursed Union NAV be
dissolved, even if blood has to bo spill ."-Bx
hep"0Acdn Clergyman at Fougheepsie.
1--WE earnestly request Congress, Mt its present
session, to take such initiatory measures for tbs
speedy peaceful and equitable dissolution of the
existing Union, as the exigencies of the case no.
require. Black Republican Petition 10 Couorsss
ne Union is not worth supporting in connec-
tion with the South. "-Ho,uce Greelev.
"Ihe Constitution 10 a reproaoh and a leapue
tttfuUt LtOVu HARRISON.
HUMOROUS PoETRY.-A volume CONTAINING q
iectons from the humorous poetry of the English
ianSuage from Chaucer to Sake, has recently been
punished Mr.. Garrison, who is a Judge in the
case, represents the collection as a good one and
copies from the authors preface a statement of an.
unexpected feature" of the book.
A unexpected feature of the book IS. TIM,
mere Is not a line in it by a female hand. The MI.
iesee loiCies OF the fair have given occasion to IL
oraries OF comic verse; yet, with diligent searoh.
no humorous poems by women have been fonnS
winch are OF merit sufficient to give them claim 10,
a place in a collection like this. That lively u;t
ana graceful gayety, that quick perception Of Tho,
aho;n wnlch iauies are continually displaying in,
their conversation and correspondence. nsver q
seems, suggest the successful epieram. or insn;rs
happy satirical verse;
This is a curious fact-how is it to be acco,n,od
for? un'eu'
SouTHERN SEcrIoNALIsM.-Dont fail 10 Iook ,rto
the casket of Border Rufian Gemsn on N c..
page. Here is another choice collection ro.a
a Fourth of July celebration at Healing Snr;nn.
S. G.. 's springs.
Massachusetts-We have ALWAYS bsaten hor =,
the debates o. the Union. We have whinnoJ hams
IN Kansas and we have caned her in the rSenata
Also, the sAbjoincd
The Hon. T.. S. Brooks-May the COURSE 10
Southern Brooks ever flow over tho crow,S s
Northern Freesoil. e''"" ="
Az fth oil July dinner near Charleston, South
Carolina, the following toast was drank Win ai
he honOrs ""A ""nah
b Inc Cnl1n' May it speedily hs dissolved, and
Southern Republic. '0
LS,FrosideHt Roberts, Of Liberia. arrived in
io'H ny me steamer Africa, and is now in
The New YoYk Commercial lsarrs ,ha,
ne chief object Of his visit to the United States j.