Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-20

property of tho American Anti Slavery Socie-
ty, now the organ Of Massachusetts Frocsoil-
ism
Two OF THE REVIEWS for the present month,
the Democratic and North American, ,--says the
Salem (Aiass.) Frceman-contain pro-slayery
articles suited to the meridian of South Caroli-
na, and admirably adapted to commend them to
circulation amongst tho members Of the South
ern Nashville Convention. The article in the
Democratic is little else than a silly rigmarolo
about Garrison, Infdelity,' Abby Folsom
and 'Disunion,' while that in the North Ameri-
can is piece of elaborate wickcdness of the
Webster stamp.
Tho Indians between tho Nueces and the Rio
Grande nrc to be made at once the objects of
an extcrminating war. They are called 'sav-
ages in the dispatches of the War Depart
mcnt, and charged with all manner of crimes,
but that they are moro sinncd against than sim
ming we entertain no doubt. They are proba-
bly, guilty of nothing save a determined resist
ance to the encroachmcnts of the whites.
Hiram Wilson, the well known Missionary
among the Canada Fugitivcs, having received
temporary aid, will remain at his post till Au-
tumn, but will be compelled to leave at that
time unless some arrangement can be made for
his permanent support. ., -.-
Mr.. Campbell, member of Congress from
Ohio, has said in reference to those who think
slavery is excluded from New Mexico by law
of Nature that, "Wc may feel confident that if
the Great Law Giver has put the Proviso in his
code, We will not incur His displcasure by ad-
herring to it and adopting it in ours"
Gcrrit Smith has Withdrawn from the New
York State Temperance Society, because it re-
fused to denounco the political parties, which do
not commit themselves fully openly, and hearth
ly in their newspapers, and meetings, and no.
limitations, to the doctrine that civil government
is bound to prohibit the sale of intoxicating
drinks.
A company of entcrprising Down Casters
have purchased 900 acres of timber land on
the Kanawha, in Western Virginia, for lumber
ing purposes. Some forty hale Yankees have
already gone to the settlement. Price of tho
land so cents per acre
John Davis, Mr.. Wcbstors colleague in the
u. s. Senate, after months of silence, has spo-
ken out in favor of the Proviso. The horse be-
ing already stolen, he is now for locking the
door.
Lydia Maria Child is engaged in the prcpa-
ration of an elaborate history of all the past
and present religions of the world. She is at
present residing in Brookline, Mass.
Hon. Lucius d. Peck, now Representative
in Congress, is tho Free Democratic candidate
for Governor of Vermont. The Hunker De-
mocrats havo nominated Hon. John Roberts.
Van Wagner, the Poughkeepsie Blacksmith,
has boon holding Temperance meetings in a
large Tent on Boston Common. lie has had
large audiences, and now proposes to hold ST.
milar meetings in Salem, (Alass.)
The Southern Dcmocrats left the Senate
chamber almost in body while Seward was
delivering his late Speech. The Now York
Senator was not much frightened.
1 q Tho Peninsular Freeman publishes an excel
lent speech made by Henry Bbb before thu
Michigan Constitutional Convention, in aid o
a petition for extending suffrage to negroes
Mr.. Bbb is q Fugitive.
II Tho Sons of Temperance in North Brook
field, Mass, have passed resolutions in coAdem
nation of the action of the National Division
for declaring it " illegal" to admit colorcd MOI
, into the Order. alt s I,,
/ @. P. r. James, the English novelist, is no,
in the United States. 1t is said that Kossut
I will come here as soon as he is permitted I
! leave tho territory of the Sultan. sts0s trr
John B. Cough expects to spend the nea
I winter in Cleveland and vicinity, whore he wi
{ no doubtlabor efficiently in the cause of lem
! lperance. 100 il iaiul. els ~ aatos hnn - f,t-
.sstnnhm l9EreD
! "A gentleman of Baltimore writes to the Ne
York Tribune that slaves are absconding, b
| wholesale this warm weather. Good.
!. John p. Hale's resignation is determine
|! upon. He is about to commence tho practit
/ of the law in New York. ai .rear 81 800,
2 1.-The Liberty (Gerrit Smith) Party Of Ne
' York have nominated W. L. Chaplin for Go,
srnOt.