Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-15

N"s 'iil Oph nv wv iiiht Vic tliOtA :
81 will. 1t has occupied my thoughts du-
ring tie whole morning; and now, in the
presence of Almighty God, | swear never
again to touch the accursed thing, which has
ruined me and made beggars Of my family"
Happy enough TO hear this manly resolu-
ton, we returned to the house with HMM
due time we made the fact known to his wife,
and producing a pledge, the whole flnily
signed it upon the table which held the tody
of their dead child
The scene was an affecting one.
Two years were passed, when the incident
was recalled TO our mind by a shake Of the
hand from a gentleman who was returning
west with a stock of dry goods which he had
purchased in New York. II ,cas the man
'oho signed The temperance plsR.e by The body
Of his dead child!
GOVERNOR BRtGGs. The - Washingtonian
News" published at Utica, New York, is
an able and interesting paper, devoted to the
Temperance Reform, and deserving the most
generous support of the friends of humanity
in that region. We take from it the follow
ing anecdote Of our noble hearted and uni
versally esteemed Governor, which was re-
lated by DR.. Robinson at a Washingtonian
gathering in that neigh5orhood. Said the
Doctor
Governor Briggs Of Massachusetts, is a good
man. One eveAing as | was vending my way
along a street in Boston, l saw a poor man
drunk, lying on the sidewalk, and a man
%I; ~. W. , nan Ia .!s : . =. oo.''S'I.ns
a., H. iica aii uP say" !" We No
n'e5% "in "r' nv ~ ~
~ H. NV r'",' c'a ~ So.. uNu'' .'e o'n-
..a NV roolI - man, NO "a' Ic"-
fr.s;11u -" $50 Az CIV ~ az e"ro
49, 49,. ha P ~ niso = ~ oo,'"-
=. 'II' ne snnu,u nave no liquor, tld' ne
onUuiu oe en'olee 70 setsooe!' ana ne "ouId
can anu see nllh IN 'ae morning. wy anAlr
.ty u ln'e,Ts' was up 20 see inc resuit OIL
,m'S Il n0A' lnJIh'1G' acIollihg-
iSSe hin NY Wy ~ II Plaoe We
novainn.o ~ esoeN1,v'' ';ie oe-
n;an az omnSHs"i VI a tuo "a'''nsto-
Cb;ar Nnnie.r.tna r IL
49, H. ~ - - a n' er''' S'''lis
;Irohr;a.a ".;,L ,tn "e",o9 az Cue .. ? Pp?l
hnmi : 'no e':re'""TI PieIso III "'
and tbat NJ !, soI ~sm 49, ,tis -" ~
= varu msnG,I "Ha ni'' III - " ~
- 80 ~ . -'"' IL 1JNiy ho "a?' m''J
IN .'N = 10 ou companions -
Lsunne'loss, WIN ao'L'tB ana success ana
has uGno eaeaa goou ~ boston ana me sur
ou't eouuIy' ms \ ohly que sRec'-
~ e. d. a. 'n'ny - 'Io u.tI''is nous
$50 n..sSS W fee'oI7 d "'e'T'e! d'l III
49," P1 EII ! "u! i"ee' l Sooo
4" may Wv "less l.I.
SYSTEM OF NoN-REsrRAINT AMONG THE
lNsANg.-Last week we gave some Of the
statistics of the Mclean Asylum, Somerville.
The Daily Advertiser gives a statement of
a change in the mode of treating the patients.
beside the ordinary facts and returns ma
turally arising from the treatment of so large
a body of insane persons, we notice what we
suppose to be the first American account of
among the Insane, This system has been
odon,ed in Graat Rri,oin in tho IrTost hos.
nitoIs. like Uanweu Wor,bonrto1 EI;n.
burrh. and others with from S06 n iooo n,-
tienfs for several yeors. but from the greIte,
freouencv and )octivitv Of diseass in ouT insti.
tutions. was feared ~ ba not canahie If adon.
ton on This side the Atlantic. Dr.. Dall' DIV.
inq much of tho credit of tho srccosser,i :.
sue u tne eApeflnenl 10 MS subordinate o.
nIe's' tepUits '.,a' curing me past year q slh'
eIe eaSe omy mas oe'n paced uhuer person
-. Ias'Iai''' anu .Ha' LOT lne purpose OF pre-,
sn"t.ne q propensity 70 suicide which couid
no' Je eouhtSiacreI ny the usual h"ues o.
Ma'Cnins az. poll SPEAKS Oh !ne system as
lhNoI'iuS very cohsluerdDle Increased eN'