Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-04


Tnr TRuru AND the Rlonr srtEir ~ REGARD 70
IRA correspondent of the CoIugaG icf gives the
following truthful paragraphs in regard to the Do.
mination Of Slavery in this country and hints at
tn ~eeaectivo remedy.
Quite a number have left this place, Auburn,
for Kansas, That it will be declared a Slave state,
there is not much rcasen to doubt. The Missouri
outthronts would bo likely to pursue n different
course, were they not sure Of being sustained y
the whole power Of the general government. AS
every intelligent man well knew before election,
Buchanan has no higher ambition that to play the
servile tool to the slave breeders of the South
And nothing will be lacking on his part, which
can possibly tend to insure to Kansas n Slave Con
stitution. The United States Supreme Court
Judges are equally subseryient, and ten times as
corrupt. And in fact, few, it any, prominent
ofice-holders at the South, but will commit any
crime deemed necessary to spread and perpetuate
slavery. fancy obtained his present position by
his obsequious obedience to the mandates OF Gen.
Jackson. Wilson secured his station by his strict
devotion to party, North and South and Daniel
was fshed up from the southern lagoons by Mr.
Van Buren,, who was noted for southern principles.
Our Supreme Courts, State and National, are n
disgrace to the legal professionals the nation and
the age. In addition to this, robbery, piracy. and
murder, seem to be the most prominent traits In
southern character. To waylay and murder a
northern man, is q plot worthy of a whole congress
sional delegation from n sovereign State. Selling
their own offspring, bloodhounding and hanging
negroes. l%ynching and numbering free State men,
is a sort of pastime with southern ruffians, when
ever the d~astardly Vapdals can number q score to
one, ara that unarmed. Such n race in possession oil
the national government, and backed up by a host
OF obsequiOus, doughlaced demagogues,n at theNorth,
prcludes no very fattering prospect for the free
State men of Kansas. We have long maintained
that nothing short of u division Of the States can
relieve the North from a despOtism ten times more
aggressive and a Thousand times more intoleIable
and disgraceful, than that for which our ancestors
maintained a seven years war with the most pow
erful nation on earth. If a division can be effected
without war, so much the better, but if not, then
let war come, and "let the Union slide"
WESTERN TowNs.-It takes tho spectators of
one western town to give the character Of its rival.
There is probably truth as we'll as poetry in the
following. Horicorn and Beaver Dam, it seems,
are rival towns in Wisconsin. The Horizon argus
thus runs a tilt at its neighbor:
1.-The principal productions are city lots, bank
rupts and taxes, for the manufacture Of which sew.
eral large establishments run day and night. City
lots are s)ld by The trunk full. in Chicago. Milwau-
kie, and other inland towns, by which means the
Dam is generally well kept up. Horizon, Madi-
ison, Milwaukee, Chicago, New York, Dodge Coun-
ty, and some other small towns derive their prirci-
pal support from Beaver Dam while her ships
float on every sea, her flag waves on every noun
tain peak, and her motto, you b. Dam,' is on the
tongue of every nation. The Capitol of the
United States will be moved there the coming
summer. when the Pacific and Atlantic oceans
will be turned into her reservoirs for the manutac.
ture of salt to be used on her tables.
They had a fine water-power last summer but n
strangers horse drank it mp, since when, a boy
has drove their immense machinery with II syringe.
This alone speaks volumes for their driving pro
pensities,"
The Erergrecn city Times mixes in aud says
that Horizon is a swamp.hole, and its lake a'goose
pond",