Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-01-05

sises afore, but put all the crsises that ever wa,
since crsises was invented together multiply en-
by all the iggers in the multiplication table, ado
the remainder an carry for every ten, bile an steer
from july to etarnty this ere that we've met tc
consider is moro crisiset thln the hull. 1 may
say with the classics--it are--"Hoc some bonenl
Knee plus horriJus Pue ses cundua arer en-"
"Feller citizens. 1t ar my painful duty to an
nounce to you that Abram Hannibal.-a ouodocter.
genarian, an Illnoy niger, with oight quarter
parts merlater blood into him. has been elected to
sway the destinations ef these suvrin states p
AT this pint Jim Peabody ris for information.
He would respectfully ak the cheer how many
quarter parts make a hull ?"
The cheer decided the question aout of order,
and directed hat Jim should be cared aout of the
meeting, which, arter hard tussle, was done, an
the Cap'n contnered.
"Fsller citizens"--says the Cap'n says he
"What is to be did Shall we put up with this
violation of aour constitootonal rights or"
Here another Black Republican wanted to know
what constitutional right he'd bin violated "The
people," says he, "hev only exercised their onal-
enable legal fraDkncsnse, an 1 should like, M.
Uhoerman, to have you pint"
Afore he could finish, his hat was promptly
knocked over his eyes, an he was cared into the
! entry to cool his heels with Jim Peabody.
The Chairman thanked me and tothers who toted
the feer aout' for eour promptness in maintainin
the right Of speech and said he would take this
occasion to say-that this war a free meetin, an
hoped everybody would free their minds"
There want only one other black in the haouse.
an when the cheer said this, he half rs, but gin
him look that meant some pison, an he sot daown
mighty srry, an tried 10 look as though he'd he'd
no idee of gettin up
"To resume" said the cheer. :'Shall we give in
squiszle kerfumux and back daown; or shall we
rise in the vartooous indignation of insuled maes-
ty an daown trodden what do ye call it, raise hail
herlumby, an tharby set an example which will
go daown to onborn footoority?
"Mr. President-beg parding--1 forgot wa.
that funckshanary myself-Feller citizene-I
haint got no great Of voice, owin to bein choked
when young with tough doughnut; but sich as
it ar, it ar for wail Sir-leastwise gentlemen of
the juror more properly speakin feller citizens
Il love the Union-I do by hokeyl But, "Hic
san jacket" love Hornby more | love to con-
template the spar stangled banner underlatin its
braEen folds amid the sary amplituods of onmitti.
gated spification. yield to no vin crtter, whe-
ther that critter ar found mid the tarnal SHOWS of
the equatorial phalanx, or briln meath the tepsis
coral visisitoods of torrid enpyreans, in admira-
tion of the American Eagle! Blu. sir, would see
that flag cut up for poultice bandages-I would
see that eagle pucked barer than bare-rock and
his meat used for wolf-bait afore I'll see the fights
Of this suvrin taoun invaded or upset. Geutle-
men, l don't know what them rights is but m |
praoud motter is naow an ever, $40 or ftel
~ will naow appint Permission Peabody ooms
m ttee of the hull to draft resolutions expressive of
the common sense of this meetin."
While the committee was aout making the sense
of the meetin the TpsycOrial Glee Club sang the
Marcellus hymn-altered for the occasion.
'Sons of Hornby,
Wake to glory"
"Old Dan Tucker" an ''The frog he woud
wooing, &C." with great effect. Deacon Ponder
grass was axed to pray, but he wouldn't, so we
passed the balance of the time in stompin; imita-
ton big roosters, an tom-cats.
The committee on resolutions offered the follow.
ing,
SIS. Whereas t'e people of Hornby, being of
sane mind an lawful age, do dopose an say
lst. Resolved; That all men is created free an
equal-exceptin them that isn't.
I'd. Resolved, That the election of Abram
Hannibal is direct insult to Hornby and orient 10
be put up with, so it orient.
30. Resolved That oniess the said Abraham
shall take back everything ho hes said agin the
peace an dignity of this suvrn moonioipality-or
if he hesnt said nothin, he dus not faithfully pro-
mise not to do it again, then this mooncipality will
proceed to stutify itself accordn to statoote made
an provided.
4th. ResolVed That we hev the right, an will
eff we can, peaceably of we
must.
9Th. Resolved: That the Selck men be empow-
cred to borry on the credit of the taoun, eff they
can, the sum of S24,lg, to put the Horribly Phal-
anx on q war footin. p
9th. Resolved: That the "Stares an Stripes " Il
be an hereby is abolished, an that new flag be a
obtained embazoned with the taoun arms-a d
rampant with the motter 81 bites, e
IN one star in the center, a
7th. ResolVed That this ere goen aout Of q 4
,uvrin loominary are a sollum thing, an haouever
much human critters may laaf an jest, we is graf C
fed to know that mater is more seriouser, an is v
maxim demonstrations suitable to the solum a
went. The airthquake of Oct, 10, was leetle v
head Of time to be sure, but on the hull credita-
lie. Thar spots on the SUM- since the 9th of II
November it rises later and later at the same time a
ettin arlier an airlier. The moon also is glib b
Gus, some think its got tho phases for ell of b
Ehieh this mee:in is suitably grateful.
9th. Resolved That moast of this distressiu n
itooaton is owir to Portland. Tharfore Resolved ss
hat We will care aour letters to somo other mar Il
et an that we repudiate all demands which Port a.
and folks hold agin us. a,
Och. Resolvedi That lhis meeting do naow ad.
il did, O,
All the above is isets, ! make no eomments--it il
unnecessary. ETHAN SPIKE, "