Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-04-20
PILING IT UP.

Togilive Byron Young, who a few weeks since
was a rabii secessionist, is now denouncinc his
former associates, and in a letter to a lady manag-
ed to get of the following agonizing paragraphs.
The advice given him by s,me of the papers to
go it while you're yoans," would seem to be I'M
nessary.l
Appropos Of the French Revolution, there is a
very marked similarity between this uewfangled
Democratic Revolutionary party Of the SoSth and
that that preceded the Reign of Terror in France.
Know you not that oil the ~euormities of Mat APP
nalling drama were perpetrated in the name OF
Democracy. forthe good Of the peop!ef Know
you mol thar the Bastile was crammed With loads
q. Isis pgasnsk ~ epr eaee Democracy aud satisfy
Justice? Know you net that the g~uillo,inc groaued
with its weight Of human victims, and thes streets
of Paris run red with human gore, to safety De-
mocrscy, and secure the rights of the ,people?
Know you not that Robespiorre, Mara. and Dam
ton claimed to be the very pinks Of Democracy,
friends of the dear people, lovers Of liberty, while
hourly thousands Of the stropg-armed, brown
browed sons Of toll and freedom were butehored
by their inhuman DEGREES? May not the sagacious
statesman at this dread moment of darkness and
IRlJOuls uOlu up II lthiiul phTdlIel anu eAcldlm 10
his deluded countrymen in the Language of the
Roman sage on q like occasion, Iacedis per tyres
suppoSitoS cinere doloso," and would not a liberty
; loving people, seeing the fearful resemblance, EN-.
ulate the heroic example of Charlotte Corday, rid
. the country of these petty ;yrants at Montgomery
who are squandering our means, wasting our sub
stance, destroying our liberties, and h~urrying u'
on to the coneentratien of all power 10 one man
E This is the manifest purpose aud ultimate aim 0
the Doge at Montgomery and his Oiiiag and con
> %rsaient Senate" 'Ot such q foul set OF unconse
D Grated traitors, be IL ,0ritten upon my tomb, that
g Tired and died in nothing their debtor" | hay
washed my hands of them forever, signing tina
J my country ever should have been cursed by sucI
! inhumau monsters of t~urpituGe and depravity."
Z ''They are a band Of hydra headed, triple,
tongued, clogen footed, hell begotten, Heaven for
: saken set of unmitigated ,raiiors- whom, if tn
entire earth was q ~fulcrum, and the whole IIeay
= ems a lever, Almighty God could not, in the spac,
of a thousand years elevate, to the level of CON
mon %culprits. If there is rolled up 10 the cali
. ginous sheets Of hell a more exquisite piece of col
d blooded, black hearted treason, than JEFF. Davis
: the Devil himself would abdicate his throne, an
: tends would run howling from the infeIns
{ shades. to escape the presence Of q monster @
depravity too hideous even for the damned to loo
upon. A monster--wbc, living, every patris
= breast should abhoF, and who, when BIS career q
. mischief is ended, should 60 down the tide Of tim
with Arnold and Burr, to infamy euerlastin,
. For him there is no redemption -there is n
; intermediate purgstory-nOthipg lers than dan
nation awaits here and hereafter. 81
81 know not to wha: class Of lawless outcasi
to liken these uDconsecrated demons now in powe
at Montgomery, unless they are those spoken
! by the poet, who, on a visit to the internal region
found them beleagured outside the gates Of hell
AMI Of them says:
Here with those caitif angels they abide.
Who stood aloof in Heaven-to God untrue,
Yet wanting courage with his foes to side.
Heaven cast them fJrrh, its purity not to stain,
And hell refuses to receive them too.
From them. no glory could even the damned OBJ
tain"
But a truce TO further denunciation. let IL
dead bury the dead
r H.. Ia