Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-06-04
Isaac Brown, the Slave, released.

Our readers-those who have not already
heard twill be Tejoiced To learn that Isaac
brown, the alleged fugitive from Justice, but
reaI refugee from slavery, has been released
nom custody aud Is now safe beyond the
reach OF his prosecutors. lie was taken out
nom Moyamensing jlil late on Saturday
hlgh'' on an old-iashioncd writ now fallen
Into disuse, and started Immediately Z" for
parts unknown" A full statement If ali
the particulars will be found in another col
uinn.
This is a most glorious result. and one in
winch we greatly rejoice. We rejoice on ac-
count OF the poor victim, who has escaped
a Iate terrible 10 contemplate. Had he been
o~eilYered up and taken back to the South,
MS tortures would have been Of the most hor-
floIo KIND All chat an Hrpetil5 whetted for
vengeance could devise. or the desire of maxi
ing an example i%nfict, would have been Wis
lleu upon lie fugitive by the slave-trader's
renlorseleSs underling or the slavehnlder's
brutal o%vcrsecr. We rejoice, too. on account
OF ms wife and large and dependent family
OF children. What their sulltrinrs would
have been when the time Of separation had
come, can best be imagined by those who wit
messed their anguish at the mere probabilifp
oil such an event. We rejoice, too, On ac-
count OF the indicated law, and public SEN
ll'nent OF Pennsylvania, and the lesson that
has been taught to Southern kidnsppers.-
pennsylvania is no lCug5r TO be a successful
or even a safe hunting ground for human
bloodhounds. The people have embodied
iheir feelings on this subject in a law, and
ms Jaw Is neither to be set aside or evaded.
Neither force nor ariiicp-let the men.hunt-
ers OF Maryland and Virginia lcarn-are
hereafter to be OF any avail TO them in the
prosecution IN this State OF their infamous
business. The public sentiment fully sus-
tlns the law both in its letter and purpose,
and will cause ii to be respected.
Ii will he seon in tho rnror,s ,o,la or ,to
case AT different st,~as IF he r,"rrn.s do
on Saturday last il n1reson,od ne u.Lf.L
seemed IN 1raoInJa iii -" " Ptr' II. " ~
lives release Tf, ,fr e ~ Il ~
awhile snnb v,;d,ia , ,'. VI - .!e"u9 !o'
clined to rive nm all for ,,s, In; ,bot raru
niuhl-th3nks to tho ;nranri,, IS ,m phiI'-S
deInbia LAW var ,,-bis7 dai,y r
fecled. and the newt dav tho rnraar or ,La c,n,
spread with electric ranidi,y ,hrannL hoojtv
and the sorroYinr of rr,anIy No. nv 49,,
was turned to low W. tran. nv, ,rLaa 49,
event of the Kind occ,rrod ,Lat ooo,s;nnod
so much and such ba,r,GeI, sa,isc,o,ion
c.a..
,o,aJ a. I,'uli ! .uo 70 ''e gehteIhen VINO
as, =" .". ''dFe' couust'' io' 'he uIslhler-
E,.I La,s ,"'J W. ~ '"e c"se' lhomAS
fJ,i;,, 10 ui'" cay rug III MS vigilance ana
=, 49, anu Ie"ue'e" '"ludple service put
C;lIL INV INGENUITY OF Cha'Ies
- '"9 I'9P% ,"e case Is manly indebted
- 10 '"Vo>'S'ul ISSUE MI. "IooohS-Wn
riaI ~. 6 M d noYi'o III odSte ot 'als
u" ''oN 'lont t"e s'@'t d very ilvely IN
e,uI' ~ 1ia,i anu P'TSecu'eo II WV.
o. !, ~" NV 20 iosullo y ",s
, unan L., o. " sne "'!"e3' Iieu,
,Lro I, 80" =, d. aJsn,ao r n.L ,nu,oo y
,G,c,iva - nar w. an Nv W." >
hans do, r MIA p,,l w. - ~ - ~
uanner. Nscrs tool no nTo,a"nn rar, !
/ the trial. il was not from ory y,ant roaJ
ness on their mart hut hcc,yso ,bo ~,
the other gentlemen made il unnecessaJv:
W. bo,o non. b,J, n
sr,,on;a sinna tho aJon,io 1'a lr LaSes !" rem
ono in the west and he o,Lar ~ ,Lo low.
and the resnlt of hotb nroyos ,bn, ,La tL ,", :
cuIv a reG-ction-so fIrr as ~ a" - :
nublic sentiment and ,b,t ,ba 80 ~,
ready to sustain If W. wouiJ II ru1pm ,oL
this occasion to advise SoutborD 81, uahoIIa
n save themselves ,bo $500 a" ,.D'LI
Of cros.ing the line in rnrInit of ,hoi. E,n;
lives TheTy will nnIr h1r,a hoirI,Lan g. ~
Mains il viii cost moro ,Lan T. m,iII 1870 -
A hundred chances 70 ona ,ho" iii no.
catch their victim. and if ,bay do ,har ,r;I
only find they have caught a tarter. The,