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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

Henry NJ. Paine requests US to state on his
pehalf' that the proposed lighting of the Astor
House in Now York, is purely matter Of b,t-
siness, not of experiment. A party of New
Workers made certain propositions TO the pro-
pnetors OF Mr. Paine's invention, the basis of
which was, the lighting of the Astor House,
Ihese propositions were modified by the own
ers, and sent back for the concurrence of tho
New Workers, and the acceptance of them is
yet to take place. Mr.. Paine has been in read
mess to meet the test for days, and If the terms
are accepted in time, viii Light the Astor House
on the 4th Of July Worcester Spy.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

CoLoRPHonIA AND THR Sons OF TEMPER
ANcE.--Next week we s;lal pay our respects to
Mr.. ]. Harding of Geneva, aid show the po-
sition of the Sons of Temperance in relation to
the exclusion of colorcd men from the Order.
The matter has been long delayed, but we shall
be able, VIC think, to give it an effectual quie-
tins
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

During rain on Thursday evening house
in Norwich, Connecticut, was set ON fire by
current of electricity from the wires of one of
the telegraph lines. As the ignition took place
on the spot where the insulator was fastened to
the corner OF the house, it is not improbable
that the insulation was imperfect.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

~ FREDERIcK DOUGLASS was to deliver an
Address on Temperance at Cincinnati on tho
Fourth of July. WIN he not crafty his nu-
merous friends in this quarter by visiting Salem
before his return to Rochester,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06
Salem, Ohio, July o, 1850.

GF THE BuoLE is pd 10 press this ,oeek a
little earlier than usual in order 10 relieve those
'chO print and mail Il from the necessity Of ,co5t-
ing on the GLORIOUS Fourth
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

religious evil, slavery, removed, still our de-
pepdence must rest supremoly upon the
faithful promise Of God: that for the oppres-
sion Of the poor, for The sighing of the needy,
lie will arise.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

EVrABBY KELLEY FosTER--so We learn by
letter from friend-loctured in' Cleveland
three times on Sunday, June 2ad, to crowded
houses. We have not heard from any other of
her meetings.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

Upon the occasion of escorting the Pope to
his throne at Rome, all the foreign ministers
knecled and kissed his slipper, except Mr.. Cass,
the United States Charge. In reply to the re-
proof of tho Spanish minister, Mr.. Cass stated
that, as representative of a republican govern
ment, he could not kneel to any monarch on
earth. The father of this stif-necked repubH
can is less scrupulous he never hesitates to
kiss the slipper of the basest monarch ON
earth, viz: the Slave Power of the United
States. The hinges of his knees are supple as
the joints Of q snake.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

az THo's q. HnoHTos, of Rootstown, is au-
thorized TO act as agent for The Bugle.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06
Ibe Anti Glaperp Bilale.

LOVE AGITATION WHEN THERE IL CAUSE FOR
fr--THE ALARM BELL WHICH sTARTLEs THE IN
HADrrANTs OF CITY, SAWS THEM PROM BEING
BURNED IN THEIR BBDs.-Btvks
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

John Norris, of Boone County, KY, recovered
a Judgment of $4,000 recently, in the U. S. Cir
cult Court at Indianapolis, against Newlan,
Crockor and others, for slaves which it was allc-
ged they had abducted from Norris, at South
Bend, Ky. Norris had followed his negroes to
that place, and had them again in his possess
sion, when they were taken from him by force.
The costs of the suit are about $4,000, which
added to the damages, makes $4,000. This
verdict was rendered under the instructions of
Judge Mclean, the man whom the Freesoilers
wanted as a candidate for President.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

The House has passed Land Bounty Bill
giving farm tracts to Fighters, whether they
need them or not, but making no provision for
mere Workers, although their need be ever SO
great. Only SO votes were recorded against the
bill. The quantity of lands thus given as a
bounty on Brutality is at least four or five mil
lions of acres-The Tribune says forty millionsl
This is wholesale robbery and speculation.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

Colquitt, of Georgia, who combines the pro-
fessions of parson and politician, said in the
Nashville Convention: "Hc would advise ev-
cry Southern State to be moulding bullets, cast
ing cannon, and filing their arsenals, if need be,
in order to defend their rights" Rather bcllger-
ant for a clergyman.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

Senator Soule, pronounced SOoiay,) Of Lou
isiana, since the death of Calhoun, is taking pc-
sition as leader of tho Southern party. He is q
strong man.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

Gen. Taylor, it is alleged by Democratic let
ter-writcrs, is playing game to keep himself
in power and treats every one who has the
slightest chance of being opposed or preferred
to him as personal enemy. No man is well
come at tho White House who does not avow
himself personally attached to tho seeon&,
Washington and determined to do his utmost to-
further his aspirations for recollection. He
permits himself to speak of his opponents as
dogs and to swear aud curse at them What
stories these politicians do tell of each other :
And we fear they are often too true.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06
THE ANTI-SLAYERY BUGLE.
EDITORIAL ITEMS.

Gen. Twiggs has reported to the President
that there is not tho rcmotest chance of Kidding
Florida of tho remnant Of the Seminolcs by
peaceable means. Neither persuasion, nor Of
fcrs of money could have any effect upon them;
but he thinks they win bo harmless and inof-
fensive, If not moiested and imposed upon BY tho
tohites. Ave. there's the rub.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

A correspondent of The Tribune says that tho
Senators at Washington are in the habit, when
making laborious speeches, to have by them a
glass of water slightly colored, which they sip
gracefully as they talk. Even Daniel, tho god
like, is not without his weaknesses, and per-
haps may be entitled to say, as to this little
matter of historical narrative, that il he does not
read history. he mnkea il
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

The Kingston (Jamaica) Journal says, that
among the passengers recently arrived in En-
gland in the Avon steamer, from the West In
dies, was negro physician, who visits England
to submit to the Government plan, founded
on scientific experiments, to superscde steam as
a propelling power.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER I2
------------------------------
VIRGINIA IMPROVEMENTS.

From Canada Georgia. hear Of immense destruction
10 Internal improvements by the rains and ireshes
We are happy hear that public works hav" es-
but four five days necessary 10 repair all the damage
10 the James River Canal between this city and Lynch
burg, and that in the mountain section beyond ynchourg,
where great danger apprehcnded from the mighty rush
Of down the mountain gorges the injury was very in
notwithstanding being damaged but coifre dam,
which, in the forward progress of the work. can well be dis
pensed with The test shews that the works
on this improvement are becoming stronger by time
On Sunday afternoon stroled across the Danvlle Rail-
road Bridge rather series of three bridges which
Quoted range Of green islands, whose trees bean-
fully embowe the works The first bridge has two granite
piers the second s. and the third They built sub
staualy with timbers and SOLD on rods nnd
covered in with tin ro"f Each bridge is connected by
solid wall supported by eight elegant arches The
work does great credit the architects Messrs Stone Har
ris and Bne Of Springfield Mass. The Of the bridges
and works the River the of S15 OUO
we hear II seems reasonable enough.
The Ruilroad the other side of river is laid
track which most expensive and roub besome. For
the solid granite. The immense quantity OF blasted rock
may be used proftably in building The tunnel under
the emhankment Of the Petersburg Railroad bridge is
beauul piece of stone work is The shape oil horse shoe
We DO not know more interesting or picturesque walk,
than Dlnve Railroad bridges through the Tun-
mel and across the Petersburg Raroad Bridge Messrs
Talhots fine locomotive is the Danvc road and is
said 10 work admirably.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

ting for the mebers of the Legislature, they selected their
agents In The choice of Governor and President And in the
conservative institutions Of South Carolina there safer
guarantee ior the Constitution than in the progressive DEM
ocr icy of modern davs
Mr. TON did not charge intend to intimate any,
iin- against Mr. CALHOUN As regards Gen. Thomas
ureen ne Is most notorious man, and is known all the way
ohhd from California 10 Boson-a rather roundabout way
fie was IN texas short ime but left in hurry, much
regretted by some and much regretted By Others. Al
hat nave SAID oi South Carolina wgs that regretted hel
cif2ens mad no direct voice in the election of THEN Gov
ernoF anl The President Of The United States.
70 h.e Editors Of The Enquirer
MEcKLgxscRG CorSrY, SErr :. 1850
Gentlemen: correspondent of your paper OF he 9th
ist has named v W. Sou'hal and John T. Mason Esqrs
as gentlemen we'll qualified fill the high and honorable sta
'n % President OF the Virginia Convention. Permit me
10 call The attention Of The members of The Convention
another individual 10 be brought In competition with whom
IL can be no disparagement those distinguished gentle
men. ailude 10 Nm o. Goode Esq, OF Meckcnbure
whose necuar qualifications for d-cat and dl-
ties which will deyove upon presiding officer were de-
monstrnted by the in which he performed
Speaker OF the House of Representatives, Of Virginia.
which am informed, he presided years without Tie re
being single appeal from his decisions; and that during
period Of great party cxcitemcn-an evidence OF fidelity
aud impatlaity which whilst il proves the ability of the Of
iicer, reflects the highest credit on the man. J.
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,nE RICHMOND ENaUlRER.
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ar! @ m e posnas!er aeich5ohood, they will
= n,shcl Every measure that has been taken 10 prevent
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insist, m the being cerii'
.sr- 'nIif'r' on the hack Of The letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13
TURNING THE TABLES

The Columbus (Ga.) Times denounces Mr.. Stephens
speech al Warrenton (Ga from which published
tract Yesterday complete back and qualification
Of his manly Southern Grafton delivered in the House the
9th August Ele must be laughed at when he goes back
Congress- by The Free Soil members whom only three
weeks ago h. launched his hunderbos. The bone yc
with which he attacked in Charleston, surely have
touched his head If Georgia cannot have his aid in
Ing the encroachments OF Congress Southern rights
Georgians take of their without him. Mr.
Stephens, admit, will be powerful champion on the
submission side bu thank God he is no omnipo,ent and
half strong the Of justice and right, appcal-
Ing 10 the hearts Of a brave people"
What will The paper say when it sees Mr. Toombs
(one OF the Committee of Publication of The "Soulh-
Prcss) avowng precisely the sentiments Mr.
Stevens the issue which is before the
people oi Georgia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13
oLlNE DIsTRICT-(orrlclAL)
THIRTY FIRST CoNGREss--isT sEs

IT VIII bt seen by TcIcrtnct 10 NE a3uNt tdI TIC iOU
gentlemen first named have received The sheIiis return
delegates To the Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13
COMMITTED TO JAIL.


.oyvrTED 10 Jail ia day August, IS0 Nesr" Roy
80. sys Us name PETER, about II - old, four
iDch,s higl dark compeXionhai on Blue Cotton Jeans
NJ. adj so. he belongs man by the name oi lnhn
IN. ir,. beween Richmond aud Alexandria IN he Si3e o VAR
de-, Richmond. The Is requested 10
ne ,, 4r prove his property expenses aud isc Inn away
"'' wa " NATHAN F. SPARKS. Jailor.
n,..rrt, Aug 2i-cwiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

MRS MILLER.-We learn from source fully entitled
70 credit that Mrs Miller whose sudden disappearance and
spposed suicide Niagara Falls elected so much remark
few months since, has, within few days returned TO the
home of her father the late Senator Noryel at Detroit
Michigan who has died during her absence. The stories with
which the press has teemed about her having gone to Eu
rope in company with gentleman, &c. are wholly unfoun-
ded She of her own accord drawn mainly we De-.
seems 10 be dsorlered and it is supposed by her friends
that her absence induced by the strong religious excite
under which she has been laboring for some time
n Y Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13
Te,ooro,boa for ,be Baltimore Sun.

Mr. Sclrdrds .Woii0n-Cal.forn'd .nemoers, &C.
WAsHiseros. SEPT. IO-91, ?. M-Mr. Stewards aboli-
ton substitute for the Senate BILL 1ong nd the slave fids Ss
own and that of Mr. Chase Hale is absent or II would re-
ceiye three Even Col Benton cannot stomach the New
Work demaeogue Seward being whipped out Of
ism turned abolons' He is the humbug and Mr Cnase
his shadow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

The Aberdeen (AisS.) Democrat says with much conf
dence that it is the intention Of the Governor of Mississippi
10 call the Legislature together forthwith What's in the
wind? letter from Gov. Quitman has been published,
the effect that if the Federal Government shall undertake by
force her territory from Texas, he will summon the
Legislature TO make common with Texas Bul,
that Congress- with the unanimous OF the Repcsen
,atves of Texas, has adjusted the difficulty,
motive for session OF the Mississippi any other
Legislature this subject We cannot bat believe that Gov
Quitman will take the view.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

TREASONABLE MOVEMENT 1t is stated that in
formation mas reached Washington that the Governor OF
Texas before convcning the Texas Legislature corresponds
ed with the Executive ii certain Southern States soliciting
aid against HE General Government. and ha II was secret
Is guaranteed by The Governors Of South Carolina Mssis
srp Georgia. and Florida. Those of Virginia, Alabama
Lousana aud States refused BY letter, 10 countcn-
ance the project.-[ Baltimore Sun
We understand that far Virginia is concerned the
above statement is without foundation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

Sidney Lane who shot his brother in Mathews mas oes
caught and committed to in that county his oso'l
er il Is sso stated, Is s.il alive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

VERMONT CONGRESsMEN.-The following is stated
as the result for Congress in the late Vermont election
First DstrctNo choice, in consequence of two Wings,
Lyman and Minor, running
Second District-Hebard, Wing, reelected
Third Disrct-Meacham, Whig, reelected
Fourth District-Bartle Democrat elected 10 place OF
Peck, Democrat-no change.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13
SiAnnLf. L AlkD.
,o,;> T ROGERS sh Street Richmond. Va Dealer

rol;N T ROGERS. Sih Street. MAN, Richmond Va Dealer
~ Ezyila aa" AL American Marble Monuments ionos
..Ac
rss nom me country city reference, promptly attended TO-
A Rogers h.g served has apprenticeship M one OF the largest
Iurk C:y and nivns much experience III the
;a work executed al hs shop viii give
..,,,S Snr, S,nrh hi
Di>sVLJTION or Co-PARTNERsHIP.
between Df ROBINSON u
WADpY. the Iic Mccnc u ms iat dissolved 10y
eais due the lI!c hr viii be paid "a bf Ko-
., or W Fuc Collector @ho alone au;hoviz' 10
. M sam Those who have claims agai; the late irn wI!!
D. Robinson settlement those indebted 10
a. da pei>e pay their bills promptly otherwise they will be
t,e IA legal settlement inpnr;lni thai the
IN. h,u.L /. closed al once. L D. Il 'BiNSON.
A., yS--.st mo NJ. WADDEG.
SITUATION WANTED.
MAN who has had as Teacher,
a qualified instruction In laun Greek Ma;ie
French eSirous "i obtaining situation as tutor IN
sany.'e amly. assistant IN pubic school.
Address : c. Snalwei. Abenarie.
Refer rhos Randolph Franklin Minor and Alexander Rivcs
Atepe county, Va; Dr. Gessner HARRISON Of University OF
Il Aug l6-cu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13
SITUATION WANTED.

vorNC MAN graduate Ol Yale College, aud capabe OF CIV
,or.r ins:luco III Classics aud English litrraturs
sin,a;ion IN private ainy or pubic SCHOOL, Ap
as'o X ~ II. Rev NJ u. lioge, Richmond, Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13
,1ND IN ALBEMARLE Fot SALE.

I'm GEO ". ELALTTEKNANNS FtTh duVtIIIS'' 1't VI
s,ra m the and July numbers OF this paper i"is
-, II i prouu,ed divided The one VI
res viii! roSe IL ;he her "i iS acres w!!h 'e
and al the ia,;nv, Bo;h parcels !irc A. abundance
For ur,E.r particulars, adlcss te subscriber az
>.,we. Alb maize county, Nissnla. : =.
An. -l--c~6w "Eo 1. SiASiii-i,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

Rev. Henry B. Bascomb, Of the Bishops OF the
Methods, Episcopal Church. South md most eloquent
pulp, orator, died at Louisville on Sunday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13
PRESIDENT OF STATE CONVENTION.

PRESIDENT OF STATE CONVENTION.
Mcssrs Mas n, Goude, Randolph Southall and Summers
are spoken OF for this responsible and honorable post The
Staunton Vincator aludes n effort being made by the
anireoers impress the public mind with The idea that
certain distinguished member elect. who is right
that he might we'll be nrong, will be President Of the
Convention. They calculating without their host No
half say reformer will fill chair certain. The Hon.
JonS u Mason, who we understand, is thorough re-
former would make able presiding officer"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13


The Freesol and the Northern ultra Whg papers are
greatly indignant the passage of the Texas nnd New Mex
leo BILL 1t is certainly matter Of emulation with the
South that has secured only the utter prosation
of the Wmo Proviso, but Acknowledgements that here
after States shall be admitted into the Union either slave
Free the people Of the territory in organizing State
Constitution may decide.
AS type of the ultra Wing politicians of the North
quote the following goans the correspondent of the Phil
adelphia North American:
The South has umphcd in this contest every other
involving sectional principles BY The Of intimidation,
by the force and energy Of character By the extravaganza Of
exac,on and by the compactness Of their front Ar the be-
ginning of The session. there clear and asccainc ma
Inr;y o thirty iotty votes in favor of imposing re>rc
of slavery any territorial government that might he
established New Mexico; and yet such
created, without limitation. and with decisive exrpes
sion against the provso which consigned the ,,nhs
diys shall stop inquire how these changes
were brought about what extraordinary influences
eyered; but when such Mr. Howard Of Texas,
who led the utraism during this protraciei
pairn grounding the last moment, and gracefully
decnrning their brows with the garland Of peace, it is
unfair infer that they played their cards with the skill of
EXPERT tacticians and have abundant sho IL M
,1nphe The Texas panic and the Convention pro-
nuncamentos all contrived with admirable ingenuity.
They worked Ia charm throughout, and have answered
every expectation of the Inventors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

The President has Congress message containing
the State Constitution Of New Mexco-and he remarks
that territorial government having been provided for New
Mexico he does not deem it advisable make any
mendaon respecting State Government. 1t was laid on
,ba ar,hlo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

The Republican learns by telegraph, from reliable SOURCE
that A. H H. Stuart ESQ., of Augusta is to he Secretary of
the Interior Mr. Fillmore (aler fus refusals) has at last
found gentleman watch the debris OF that depart
ment by the immaculate Ewing This post has proved
one of great fa,ntyand Mr. Stuart may also find II
necessary his "neves abandon it very after
lterinn ifs gloomy walls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

Our bro,her-typo J. S. Cunningham, of the Portsmouth
Pilot is Honorary Secretary for Portsmouth, of the Western
Ar, Union at Cincinnati Among the works OF art to be
distributed in November Powers exquisite Stotuc of the
Greek Slave This in itself is great temptation to sub
scribe SIS the price of membership for one year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

aHe subscriber associated with nn " ms pka "'ons
| BUSINESS his brother TiloS CoukINEi. lhe 9u,i
ul hegracr be coluce! uner the style aui trn OF =
irNEY co. Sud partnership 10 iaSe ,ist ls>in t-h
- . "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

i ND AGENCY IN KENTUCK Y.-The underx1gn.
ne N Connection with his profession Lwyer, will attend
noresidcis lands in the counties Of Hardn LAME
breckenridge, butler, Edmondson, and Oho in Kentucky
% es lands those being lost for the want OF
i. under the years limitation law early attention TO
u' IS necessary them from total loss Address
R.a,,o,, GEO. DIXON Bardstown, Kentucky.
Ier 10 VIM IL Macfarlanl VIM IT, Bets, Richmond Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

and -1he undersigned respectfully informs his friends
Nation = MAT the solicitation Of the Proprleors The
ali anI ofEL he will continue management IN their be-
as to merit the liberal share Of patronage which the
enjoyed, and which he still solcitsfo It.
S7--eU DAVID KEELING. National Hotel
oTIcE-Hsvins uua5,d a; a5mi1..ioI with i6e vim an
tesa win VIM Smith hereby request all persons having bu
r.w with m q Indebted 10 him. correspond or have an inter
Az, 10 s az on as practicable. ROBERT R.. COLLIER,
<aASN Administrator &C. Of Vim Smith.