Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-07-26

IlClbS. INt ltlIh III lAIll y Z lNIt I IN"I4M l.
ted should become tainted with sectional aboli.
tionism."
We assure our friend that he utterly miscon.
oeives the point Of the present political contest.
and mistakes our own feelings and those Of tho en-
tire North. we owned a ~lrntation with n
thousand slaves upon it, in n Southern State OF
this Union, we should feel lust az we now feel Land
should write just as we have written, and should
vote Just as we now intend to vote. We can most
solemnly assure our Snuthern renders that tho
question of African slavery does not enter MS a
primary element into this contest. and that their
fellow-citizens at the North perceive the difficulties,
and respect the rights of the slaveholding States,'
Inc boston JoH|NGt IN raising the Fremont flag
says:
uwo..,o a. -
n ,bo pros;do Nv !" ,ioh0, n viS > ~ Ir :, tLo 'PRppppUOih'
lic@ns' by the fast that the Philadelphia platform
und NO p,InJ'Plo W.T., Wni (vh ms NOV n ,";th mGE;ioohh
ORGANIZATION We have in times past been proud to
net. 1t puts forth no principle which our own
Webster would not have subscribed to- ana whlch,
iMsng' ne wo Ls nootniaanno WV 8y"ca IT rn W" ~" n;d ioJ
in our decision by the fact that neither Fremont
nor Dayton are radical men-thattheir nomination
IS in fact a triumph OF conservatism over the raul-
.m vi "en'' "H0n H"''' INV INV 0
The NeU loE IFtOuhe say:
u Il tllbu 10 " ii SIi hblANl = li' 9 "
he were-whas of it? Do not you and reco gnize
the legal right to hold slaves in Slave States ?
Have we not repeatedly voted for Shareholders
whom we knew to be right on the great issues at
stake Is it not quite likely that we may do so
again? Read the letter of The Hon. Adam Beatty,
published in our last, and say whether you would
not far sooner support him for President. avowed
STAKEHOLDER as he is, than any Doughfnce in Amer.
than for Buchanan? Dn Won f1roet that Theo. G
Hunt, VIM. Cullom, Emerson Ethoridse and sever
al more OF the most determined orposers Ill the
Mss o9lS.oS' ", W. Neol",N" iniq""y, 80.
dignantly deny that Col. +, is a STAKEHOLDER, an adj
versary will argue that YOU tacltly affirm that all
slayehnlders ought to be proscI ibcd and excluded
from Office? And, since you do not mean that,
why give a cayiler chance to infer it?"
we might multiply similar eXtracts,b but iorbear.
We give only samples from papers ia different
,or,s IF tbo cor,,ry foy evtr,.ts from Soma
- a.. ..,r.
vi lhe puoic or"'orS'
Col. Swayne, at the ratification meeting IN Col
umbus, as reported in the Columbian, after apDrov-
inp the platform and eulorizinr Fremont. smoke
nr NJ. n,u.ou,, .r;,o , sou,;oo - to car,.o
" W.. N"yto"' n'"' '''' = ~ ~
as all that MS most ardert lrlohus couiu ueslre,
and added:
.,cLo,1i p,o.. Ia o1 E,.o uouIl
oor,oiniIn 10 = sIara So ond ,Lo froo So mon
ia ~ Jn;non e.. tIo~a r,mora. H. uLon
Frcmont shaII be aIertei m man should 40 nj.
innnd ~ ;n,orraro LII thn rirGts 81 tho SNrth
No ;n,orcoronoo uomii ho srG,roj ri,h tLo Si,yo
states but in the Tprr;taries' if we ran nre.
Won't 4 SIororv oEoU mai M Wo do nnl Vii
or intend to trench upon the rights OF our neigh
, Gm' CO.. 3ou 49, " - o anojjdI" !. 'A sban ~ E Ga, g S,t quI 10
made Stare By the South?-TnAT Is THE QUESTION
lion. samuel galloway representative IN Con
.presS from Columbus made n Kansas SDeeCl in
New York. After depi,ting the outragcs in Kan
= emil.
"llere are to be found men troubllnS themselves
about Nicaragua and Crnuipton, aud have no heart
to feel for the interes t. and woes OF a bleeding hu
mainly. (Jhecrs.) This Is no "niSSer question:.
cloud a9plause.) 1t is II question tor white men.
1t Is not whether tins man or that man, sAaii nave
slaves for market but it is whether this is con-
sistent or Inconsistent with the great principles
MniGh uhuerlic our own !, ','trte'. 1t I"GSuGh
age which has been bequeathed to you and mo hy
the fathers of the Revolution. (Cheers.) 1t is
whether this lady and her Young husband shall
live free in Il free country. CONTINUED applause
Talk about Niger worshippers and niger worship
ping. The dav for su h cant is gone by. Re
newed applause.) The question is whether YOU
and | shall tread this soil aud feel and act as free
men enthusiastic cheers and waving Of hats and
handkerchiefs) or whether we shall bite the dust.
feel that, If y5 do ,,o'--if youHT hearts d" moi NJ"
instinctivelv embrace the cause Of these suffering
people--you are gone--hopeleSsly, incurably
At a Pittsburgh meeting July II, says the Pitts
burrh GozeUe.
lion Thomas Williams was loudly called tor
lie proceeded to address the audience IN the most
spirited mnnncT' lie alluded to the thirty or forty
years inc slave po"e! had 'idueh upon the neck Oh
'ne Noftn' Inc question now was, WIetner we
snail be iree' or be forever slaves lie alluded TO
the charge OF aooliti"niSh' Wh'oh nc uehounce1
as wicked device q me enemy ne a" "d'o'a-
Maf' ca'e@ "ot@'"9 ;Io' me '"t9yeri IL was hoV
Il mISS'oh % ii i.epuphoan put'y W Pte"In =
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