Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-15

mund Quincy, which will be found upon our
hrst page this week. We intended to give
the correspondence entire, but Smiths letter
only cam to hand a few days since, conse-
quently 1t could not have been inserted carli-
En- 1t is strange that Liberty party should
prId' itself upon this production of Smiths.
The puerility of the logic, certainly cannot
be very fattering, and if satire, of itself, be a
nigh recommendation, some of the articl es of
Quincy and other Disunionis,s our hit to be
highly appreciated by that party.
TRuTu's TELEGRApm.-The end number
OF this paper has CONT to hand. Milo ID.
Codding of Rochester, n. Y, is its editor
and proprietor. 1t is a monthly scientific
magazine, and consists of 80 octave pages,
one half of which, during The first year, will
be occupied by a treatise on |" The Philoso-
phy Of The Unirerse," From the cursory ex-
animation we have given the work, we think
1t will prove an interesting publication--as
for the truth Of the positions taken in the lea
ding essay, its readers must Judge for them
selves. Price 81 per year.
The NATIoNAL ERA.-The LIST number of
DIR. Bailey's new paper has just come to
hand. 1t is a handsome sheet, and the fact
that a Liberty party paper is published in
Washington city, is an evidence of great
change in The feelings of the community.
"THE CHURCH AS IT Is OR The For
LoRN HoPE OF SLAVERY" by Parker Pills
bury. We have only time to acknowledge
the receipt of "a copy of this work. We know
1t must be good, but when we look into it
ourselves, we shall be better prepared to speak
of its merits.
o. The Senate of Mississippi has pas
sed an act 10 permit a blind man to sell whis-
key without license.-Er. paper.
1t may be owing to blindness on our part,
but we are unable to see how any man who
is not blind can desire to sell whiskey. He
who deals out the liquid poison to his broth
er, must surely be blind TO the awful conse-
quences of that act, or blind to the require
ments of love and good will toward his fel-
low.
VIRGINIA VoLUNTEERs.-Captain Bank
head has been e%nlisting Virginia volunteers
for the Mexican war in Philadelphia
Strange, that the Old Dominion has to beat
up her volunteers in the Quaker State of
Penn!
JOSHUA r. GIDDINGs has our thanks for a
copy of his speech on the Mexican war;
We design to publish some extracts from it
in our next.
o. Dur friend, GEoRGE ORR, late of Ohio,
but now residing in Philadelphia, is a good
Abolitionist, and his Anti-Slavery a~cquain-
lance in the West would do we'll to give him
a call when they 60 East. See his business
advertisement in an other column. S.
The RAMsHoRs.--Not d very euphonious
name for a newspaper, certainly, but the pub
LEGATION is none the worse on that account
1t is issued weekly in New York city, by
Van Rensselaer, and Hodges, and devoted to
the interests of the colored people. The first
number-the only one we have received
presents a neat appearance. The price to
mail subscribers is 81 per year. The follow
ing article will give our readers some idea of
the character of the paper.
OUR PAPER.
The design of this journal is TO harmonize
all classes among us for our mutual improve
ment. Hitherto we have had no medium Of
communication; hence in our judgment a ne
cessity is created, and we feel that help is
laid upon uS-and we therefore send forth
The RAMS Horn " to the world, regardless
Of consequences. With regard to our learn
ing and talents, we have but one word TO say,
and that is,-we have none to spare. We do
not wish to give the impression that this is
Van Rensselaer, and Hodges paper, but we
wish every colored person in the world TO ieel
that this is his Paper-and YOU, reader, espe-
clally, that this is YOUR paper; and to this
end, we invite colored men, who are in the
habit of writing, to send US short articles for
insertion in our columns, that will contribute
10 the interest of the paper. We intend, as
far as possible, to be impartial the only con-
sideralion with us shall be merit. the only
aTistccracy that we shall delight to boast Of
is, that class of our brethren who are cult.
vating their Own soil. "THE RAMS HOAX "
will take a decided stand against kidnapping.
Our private opinion is, that it is the highest
duty of the colored people to protect them
selves against this practice, at all hazards
We may as well begin as we intend to hold
out. 1t is well known that there is no law
either State or National, that can protect a
man mo matter what his COLOR when claim
ed by one of these kidnappers. Under such
circumstances it is easy TO determine what
is duty. We live in a country of law-and
yet our persons are vitkous protection. What
must We do in such eases' Nature answers, '
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