Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-02-06

III WAS m DCTNnTAl0n ut tnnt and tFnfh in lar
prpsident or enrbodv o,so 90 oIonaa A., - " 'mo
ple Of Kansas 6v voting for the aisct;"n o e. oHpers
under tho Ipconnton C6ns,;,u,ion i,'io"jn a ja y" ~
rav 70 oivo ,he;r sanction 70 !, Tbny rnn. ~ -, w.
ballot box on tho 4tb of july to HOT o,t torever
that Constitution, They knew that tho neonla
were against il by an overwhelming majority of
five or six TO one, They meant TO oyerthrow Gal.
houn and his corrupt minions in the territory who
have violated justice and stained their names by
fraud, outrages and murder. The only way to do
that was to elect men pledged against the constitu-
tion, ana who would come here, as they have, to
ask Congress and the country to reject it MS a fraud
on the people OF Kansas and yet this act, fair and
aboveboard, proclaimed to the country and the
world, the President misreprescnts and misstatos.
We have had enough of this party ouibbling in
Congress, without expecting it; at the other end of
the avenue we have the pleading of technicalities
of all sorts which could te brought into a great
question Of this kind, and we have had all these
~Outrages in Kansas kept under color of law. Ty.
rants always rule under color of law. Instead
of asking what is the the will of the people of
Kansas, we have had Senators and representative
and now have the President quibbling on technical.
tiles and forms by which the substance is to be lost
to the people. Mr.Wilson paid a high compliment
to Mr.. Douglas for his manly I'D yocacy of the
great principle OF the Nebraska Bill IN opposition
" lne u'clales .. 'o saw po"or; y "a p p'
. ouhu.u 'ion inno " poon ai'e nne.aa -
puu mn., IL; hny G,an WIS . ~ on' I u ea"ee -. ~
occpp1ls .'' No NJ ."ndu"y tn's @ . i 1919 ~
" atN"9 Nv nu".'oi " nS "noio - nav V =
.o'n ~ ~ t"o .o asssa - - 49, ~, G Caa."Il
ho o ros 80 G 10 nrHshod go ~ d. sos P"''O
~ W y y '"' P"'y'
Mr. Brown concurred most cordially IN the mes
sage oil the fresiueht. seldom haa nc read a doc'
ment OF .he SANE length from winch he found SO
ilttIo TO dissent.
Mr.. Brown resumed--In what he had to say he
did not expect to convince those on !he other side
of the question like Ephraim, they were joined
to their ldols, auu lie would let them alone. lie
then .proceeoea 10 present some considerations to
the MINDS OF Eis polit'al TRENDS which nigh. per
haps influence them Ii they entertained any doubt
as 10 the course Ihey ought 10 pursue, anu IN the
course of his remarks that the Republican party
had not a shadow OF existence OUTSIDE the Non
Slave.ilolding States, ana that II 1t succeeded In
its efforts to break mp the Democratic party, 1t
was absolutely certain that the country would be
divided into two sectional parties. In that event
the Union would he drawn asunter, and this was
as certain as that the sun rose this morning and
set tonight. In reply to MIR. Stuart. he said that
that Senator had remarked that the wooily-heads
were constantly floating before his peppers all
the wooily-heads alone he would be responsible
tTa' tne "ooiiy hcuos "ouiu lei inc senator alohe'
(Laughter)
There was not a more amiable people all the
woriu over than these Wooliy'heads. They were
as gchtie as sneeP on tne senators own pasture.
opeakinG OF wooiiy.heads reminded him OF an
anecdote Whieh Illustrates that senator's position.
lie hau 6eara oil an Individual who was suspected
ol slaughterihS MS 9e'Suoors sheep his neigh
Dor one day cGme suddenly upon Kim, and said,
Al i a' seu nave uetecteu you NJ last.
III ~ 49, y - ""sI nrmrnS my sheeP'
lions Lnv yHr ohorna ~ ,r;th - - - w oru
wbat If I dd Lii ynur sheong III HH' IN ) ou'
hnd vs. sheen TINT Hi,as mo ,y9I;,o W." o nna =
yoIi;nc olopc tLc rna3 n anah,enW P'"'o"o'y
80 \.,Nh"''j
'et 'ne negroes "'ohe' ana let tne senators at
'enu ~ 'heir OWN matters, ana our sheep VIII new
er pI.e y uis'uso WINE you are beareaoiy pass
ny over u rohuc NAaushter'l MT; brown was
auou' " repIy turner remarks OF hr. Douglas
wneh VIZ seward saiu ne was qu'te sure the ques'
~ W on eie Iouio nos pe taken this evening.
i thouSh' INA tney hau better auJourn. lhey
eoo'e ?tgesl VIA Tue senator from m'ssisslppi
m"ooo sh'u souny ""u ~ 'ne remainder OF his
'Pe1e" u