Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-09-15

Lords OF Council and Session in favor Of Mr..
campbell Tor two thousand pounds sterling.
Mr.. Calvin Fairbanks, who was sentenced
10 hteen years confinement in the Penilen-
tiary al Frankfort, Ky. about five years since,
for aiding a slave to escape from that State,
has been p%ardoned by Gov. Criuenden, and
is now on his way to Little Genosee, n. Y.
where his mother and friends reside. His
conduct while in prison had won the regard
OF an who saw him. Among the many who
pelltioned Tor his release was Henry Clay,
out no one was more active in accomplish
ing me result than MIR. Craig, the keeper Of
the Penitentilry.
The South Carolina Nullifers say they
are determined to nuilify. musket in hand,
unless Congress shall legislaIe to please them
on The subject Of slavery. Mr.. McDufie's
old war cry, "add six inches 10 The length
Of your bayonets,' is now passing freely
among them. We think, however, that if the
Uenetal Government were to send a Yankee
among them, they would heartily wish that,
me SIX inches, instead Of being added to
ihelr bayonets, were added to their legs
Louisville Journal.
ARREST OF Col. DsNToN.-Old Bullion
was arrested on the 9th inst, in this town,
Isl. Josephs, MOI at the instance of Judge
Birch, Tor SANDER, in publicly charging Judge
Birch with improper conduct in his family.
Col. Benton has filed an answer, and petition
ed Tor a change of venue TO Clinton county,
the residence Of Judge Birck.-S. Joscphs
.4dr., .4ug. IL.
MORE TRouBLE.-The Wings Of Ilamil.
ton Go. have determined to nominate candi,
dates for the Legislature under the apporiion-
meni law Of 1917, by which Cincinnati was
made a separate District. The Democrats
VIII nominate under the old law, and thus
two sets of members will again be returned.
The question will thus be a bone of conten-
ton for another session.
CAMELs FOR THE WEsr.-A company is
forming in Boston, 10 introduce the use of
camels upon the great Prairies of the West.
The Bactrian camel is in use in northern
Asia as high as lat SO : I; and il is supposed
until a railroad is completed, will furnish the
best mode of transportation between the Mis-
sissippi and the Pacific.
GERRIT SMITH, Esq. the noted philanthro-
pist, has become a convert to the views of the
Seventh Day Baptists, and has expressed a
determination hereafter, TO observe Saturday
as the Bible Sabbath. He makes the fifth
prominent individual that has entertained
these views within a few months past.
Ii is a fact that the members of the House
Of Representatives of the United States in
1910, refused Robert Fulton the use Of their
Hall, TO deliver a lecture on steam navigation,
upon the ground that it was a visionary
scheme.
A POPULAR SENAToR.-J. p. Walker, the
~recTeant Wisconsin Senator, was a candidate
in the caucus of his district for delegate &c
The Stale Convention, but was beaten, receiv.
itsStnly IG votes in a poll Of 81. This is
what he gets for turning traitor TO freedom
Chicago Tribune.
The PRESIDENT has returned to Washing.
ton direct from Niagara Falls, via New York
without going either 10 the Syracuse Fair Of
10 New England. Public business demand.
ed his attention.
VERMONT is Wing all over this year, as
usual, only a little more so. The coalition
between The Democrats and Free Sellers has
resulted in their defeat by a large majority.
Hon. A. Newman, NJ. c. elect from Vir.
ginia, died at Pittsburgh on the 9Th inst.
The RIGHT SPrmT.-We are pleased to
observe that the Emancipationists Of Ken
lucky exhibit no signs of d-iscouragement in
consequence of their recent defeat. The
Louisville Examiner says:
Thousands Of the friends Of emancipation
in Kentucky were deferred from voting by
various reasons. The number of votes given
for the emancipation candidates by no means
shows the number Of enancipationists.-
From all quarters Of the State we are pressed
in tones Of earnest hope and encouragement
TO RENEW THE STRUGGLE.
We have always thought and said that the
cause Of emancipation is the cause Of justice,
and that therefore it must ultimately prevail.
We think so still, and so far from the late
elections proving that this cause is dead in
Kentucky. we firmly believe that rightly con-
sidered THEY PROVE IT STRONGER
THAN EVER. By a thorough md firm or
ganizatiOn ue can gel reroiutiOnize the STATE,
and organization zoe must hare.
THoRousu Wonx.-The Abolitionists Of
Chester County, Pa.-always prompt and
fearless when Duty calls-have had their
zeal kindled afresh by the diabolical outrage
which recently occurred in their midst. At
the recent anniversary of the County A. S.
Society, the following resolution was adopt
ed:
Resolved, That the country within the
limits of this Society, be divided into dis
tricts of not more than two miles square, and
that an individual be selected from each, of
tried fidelity and indomitable perseverance,
whose special duty it shall be to obtain the
signature of every man and woman in such
districts to petitions. hereafter to be agreed
upon, so that, if every person within our lin
its be not found knocking at the doors Of the
next Congress for a dissolution of our slave
holding Union ; the abolition OF the internal
slave trade and slavery in the District Of Co.
lumbia or at all events, for the prohibition
of the further extension of slavery, it shall not
be for want Of a generous and extraordinary
expenditure of labor and opportunity on our
part.
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