Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-11-26
From the st. Louis Evening fews
THE MADNESS OF DEMOCRATIC ORGANS
SOWING TIE SEEDS OF INsUR-
RECTIUN:
FROM the St. Louis Evening sews.

The insanity Of Old Brown 10 supposing that
with nineteen while men and fve negroes he
could overthrow the United States Government,
l;berate all the slaves in the South, and establish
Provisional Government with himself and
Cabinet of equ al fanatics at the head OF Affairs,
was desperate beyond all human experience. But
deporable and desperate as his folly was it 10
even excellcd by the foolish madness Of the Edi-
tors Of those journals published in Siare-ho1din1
States tba, are trying to make it appear that the
Republican party of the country is responsible
for Old Browns deeds, and that they sympathise
with the failure Of his murderous aims
As we observed the other day, the Republioan
party pol ed in the late Presidential campaign
over 100000 votes. The party has steadily
increased since, and would now, doubt, poll
| 500 900 votes. 1t is dnquestiona5le. and ths
returns to the next Congress indicate it, that evefy
Free State in the Union, two three has
sided irrevocably with the Republican party. and
there is ebb to the tide that bears public senti
ment in the Free States towards the principles of
the Republican party, the only one of which afec-
ting Slavery is, that it shall not be extended into
Territories or States already free.
Not single organ Of the Republican Party
has yet failed to ndemn and to cxecrate the
reasonable madness of Old Brown. No member
Of the Republican party, from one end Of the
Union to the other, has spoken word of sympa-
thy for his murderous designs. Such being the
fact patent to all men, we ask, what but the most
amazing madness the part Of the Southern
newspapers can lead them to charge the Republi-
can Party Of the country, and lis million and a
half roters, with completely with the horrible
crimes Of instruction, treason, rape, arson and
murde, Does not every member Of the RepuS-
lican Party know in his heart, that this charge is
an accursed lie and will the million and half
voters of that party be complaisant as to change
their politics quit voting because Of these base
libels on their character by Democratic partizan
prints We know better than this. The world
knows better. And the result will prove that .
party when aggregated By insult and contunaely 10
rendered far more formidable than when lulled to
peacefuness by the just dealings Of an honorable
and generous adversary. -ilr5
What will be the end of these insane ,ibels, cir
culated through the slaveholding States by Dsm,-
cratic prints Why this They will not conrert
the Republican Party. They will not s:S5 iss
present triumphant march. They will not pre-
vent its oustiug the National Democracy from
a,ive Statesman, like Bates Bell, in Che Presi-
dency. But when this happens, what shall We
see in those slaveholding communities whore the
insane libels Of these Democratic prints have cir
cuated The newspapers will have told the
!Slares that the trumph Of the Republican Party
viii be the signal Of their deliverence flom bond-
age They will have assured the servile race that
the arms and power of the United States Govern
mcnt will, in Republican hands, be used in their
behalf in last grand conaict with their mas
ters.
The credulous and doomed creatures will believa
it alI-sad, fatal, he'll born lie though it be-and
they will, dance with fren2ied Joy around their
camp fires some night, and meet dreadful and
extirminatng slaughter before the setting OF the
next days sum-
Such is the salution of the Slavery question that
the Democratic organs and partzsns are provid-
ing By their desperate libes on majority of the
independent voters o the Uuion If these mad
men do not bathe the South in the blood of self,
created servile insurrecton, it will be because
the triumphant opposition of 1860 interposs to
suppress serve ,utbi eaks, and to preserve the
guarantees Of the Constitution and the Union in
regard to Slaveryi by all the powers of the Fedsr'
al Government.