Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-03-03
WHOLE NO. 75i.

water and, most ehectua move OF ali, ne aLtacAeu
each successive cockpit by dragging up ho"h-
sor, with immense labor, and throwing in Shells
Shells we're a visitation not dreamed Of in Mar
DON philosophy, and their qulint compliments to
heir new opponent remain on record Damn oa'
little buckrap they said he cunning more dan
dem ,oder. Dis here da neS fashion for light:
bin fre big bail arter you, aud when big ball top,
de damn sunting lsOmethiugl fire after you again.
With which PArthian errJws Vf rhetoric tho
mountaineers retreated.
But this did not last long. Tho Maroons soon
learned " keep cut Of the way OF she shells, and
the island relapsel into terror again. 1t was de-
lLerately resolved at last, by special council
convoked for the purpose, TO persuade the rebels
to make peace BI, as they had nJt as yet shown
themselves very accessible to softer inHdences, II
was thought best to combine as many atgdmena
as poss.b G. and certain CJlonel Qlarrell had his
upon Ia wholly new one. His plan simply was'
sluee men, however well disciplined lid proved
puweress against Maro0ns, tO try Spanish
fashion against them, aud use dogs. The propo-
sltiVn mst in some quarters, with the str0n-
gest hostility. England, |. was SAID had always
Ieuounce the Spanlards as brutdl and dasiardl5
tor hunting down the natives vi that very soil WIN
nounds,-and should Euglani now follow the ho-
llhatlus example? ? GA tue other side there were
ileuty wnO eagerly quoted ali known instances OF
1.O,ogIcat warfare all Oriental nations, Tor in-
stauue used elephants IN war, AMI no douoi
would gladly use lions and tigers, alsc, but Tor
thelr extreme c1ruiyUrousness, and their paintGl
indifference to the distinction between Trend aud
toe;-wn not. then, :hese dogs, comparative
ity luno,eut aud genIl. creatures AT any rate
some .nlng must be done J; the hna! argument al
ways used, wnen u bad OF desperate prUJect 10 to
be made palatable. 81 1t voted at last to send
to HAyaL4 tor an invoice vi Spanish dogs, with
their accompanying chasseurs, aud the Efforts al
persuadiug tue MarOJns were postponed TIL the
arrival VI these additional persuasiyes. And when
Uoluel Qnarrell faaly SET sail as commissioner TO
obtain the new allies, all scruplea Of conscience
vanished III the renewal of pubc courage ADD the
chorus Of popular gratitude; thing ~ desirable
must bo right thrice were tney aruieI whe Rnew
their Quarrel just.
But alter the parting notes Of gratitude died
1 away in the distance, the commissioner began TO
+ discover that ho 10 have hard ume OF It.
lie sailed for Havana a schoouer ninned with
9 Spanish renegLdUeS, who Insisted on hghuDg eV-
, erytuIng that came IN their way.-hrsta Spanish
j, schooner tnen French one. lls landed at Bata-
? bano struck uciuos the mountains towards Hav"
aua, stopped Ut Besucil to call on tbe wear 8
Marquesa de Sen Fvhpey San Jorge, grant pat
rvness ut dogs aad chAoseurs, aud finally was well
coined to Havana by Don LUIS de las UaSas, who
Ioyerluvked, lur TINS occasion only, injunction
Of his court against admitting iofeiguers within
his government,- the only accustomed exception
being, as Don Lais courteUusly assured him, III
favor vf foreign traders who came with new me-
sroes." 10 We sure, The commissioner had not
| Drought any Of these commodities, but then be
nld come 10 obtain the means Oi capturing somei
aud So might pass for IN irregular practitioner OF
the privileged profession.
i Accordingly, DJn GIIIermo DAVIS QIarrell (so
rau his passporp found no difficulty iu obtaining
permission from the governor 10 buy US many dogs
rs he desired. When, however tie eureiessly am
led at the necessity ot taxing, aiso, low men
who should have care OF the dogs,-thls being, al
ter all the essential plrs Ot his expedition, Don
Luis de las Uasas pa. Instantly double ioree
Ut courtesy and sured him VI Iue eutIre ;mposi
sIblll,y Vt recruiting u snglo SpauiaId Tor Eng
ilsh service, FIually, however, lie gave perniis-
sIun and pass pusls iJr six cnusseurs. Under COW
er Ui tails, tie commissioner IUst no une ID en-
llsuug forty he got ihem sale u BAtabauo, but
al tue last moment, learuIus the state Il afans,
lney refused 10 embark On such very irregular
authority When he had persuaded them, at
leugth, officer oi tho tort laterpJsud obJecens
rnls was not " DO DJrue, DJu Guiterulo briped
MIN aud seuced nun; dragoUn MAS however,
{ seut to report " the governor Gulltermo sent
q uIesseu GER alter him aud UrlUet lnm, ,OOl sud
tnus, length, alter myriad reDuts, aud alter be-
. ING obliged " spend lne last evening AT puppet'
T. SHOW, III wn.ca the principal Inquire was 3ur'
Z lesque on his Uwn personal pecurartles. the wea
l. ry Don GuIllermD, with his clew OF renegadoes,
= aud his forty cnasseurs and tnelr hundred und
l. Tour muzzed dogs, SET ssil fJr JdmaIoa
Il Tuese new aines were certainly sUmeth!ng ior-
: midaUie, II we may the pictures aud de-
T scripuOus in DAIlas'S History. The chasseur was
tall, leagre. sSurthy Spaulard or muatGO, light
ly clad lu co,;on snlrt and drawers win broad
stra what aud mocoasius ut raw hide his belt
sustaining his lUug, straight ,hItsTord or nsdchee,
/ IKE au iron bar suurpeued end; and he
wore by tue SAME belt three COTTON le4shes for his
three dogs, sometimes he'd also by chains TES
dogs were force breed crossed oetw ,sn hound
and masuf, never unmuzzled but Tor attack, aud
accompanied by smaller dogs called .tiaders. IL
Is no wonder, when these wstd and powerful cree"
lures we're landed at Montsso Bay, lhet terror TsR
J through the town; doors were everywhere closed
and windows crowded, not negro dared 10 stir,
s aud the muzaled dogs, iniurlated by condnement
: ON shipboard filled the silent sreels with their
noisy barking aud tho rattelipg Of their chains,
How much would have come ofall this in Actu-
al conflict docs not appear The MaFoous had
4 already been persuaded to make peace upon GER
e tain conditions aud guaranIees-a decision prob
' ably accelerated by the terrible rnmors Of the
l blood hounds though they never saw them. II
d was the declared opinion of the Assembly, con-
armed by that of General " alpoie, that 'no.hins
could be clearer than that. ii they had been of the