Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-10-05
VOL. 6.lH
EDITORIAL BREvlYIEs.

ninth section Of the Discipline Of the Church. ~
(that condemning slavery.) and he enters into
an argument to show that Il Is "an assumption
of ecclcsiastica right to 1egislate on the civil
instftutions Of the State, incompatible with the
provisions Of the Constitution and laws Of the
United States, and the Constitutions and laws
Of the States organized under the authority Of
those provisions and as detrimental to the
best interests Of the colored population Of alt
the States where slavery exists 4si yiisass
A company of bcn.volent individuals have
recently purchased plot Of ground near c1cve-
land. Ohio, containing 276 scTes, with view 70 -
making it the seat Of college, provided the
means necessary to erect the buildings required
can be raised Professor Asa Mahen has &C.
ccpted the Presidency Of the Institution which
is to be conducted upon the plan Of Or. Way
land, as regards allowing the students to select
their own course of study. A Young Ladies' -
Seminary, under the charge Of Female Pro-
fcssors, is to be established in the vicinity Of p
the college, in order to give the pupils in it the
advantage Of scientific lectures. fi' aipe
Haynau, the leader of the Austrian forces in i
the late Hungarian struggle, sometimes called
butcher, has been compelled to leave England
TO save himself from the indignation of the
populace. lie was the object of popular obi
um wherever he went. Southern slaveholders
and their agents will ere long find the Northern
atmosphere as hot for them as that Of England
was for Haynau.
Lucius V. Bierce, of Akron, has declined be-
ing a candidate of the Democratic party for
Congress, because, among other reasons, he
holds that the whole human race arc, or ought
to be, politically equal, without distinction OF
sex or color Mr.. B. says that in this he diff
fers from the great body of his party, which is
only another way of saying that they arc not
Democratic.
Yankees are putting their sharp fingers into
the gold mines of Virginia, and rcaping rich
harvest. Major Miller of Frcdericksburgh has
invented machine for some purpose connected rr
with mining operations, which he calls the
Amalgamator Its agency in the production
of what Benton would call yellow boys may
have suggested the name. ri1i NIls ua-t
II, ID. l.. Webster, the Uniycrsalist minister
of Ravcnna, recently preached radical anti
slavery discourse, which is published in tho
Star by request of the hearers. 1t contains
some striking and eloquent passages, which
nothing but the want of room prevents Us
from copying y,
! Elihu Bunitt Mr. lsichards and Joseph q
Sturge have gone to Holstcin to induce tho u
schlcswig Holstcin government, If possible. to Z
submit the questions in dispute bctwceni il and
Denmark to the Judgment of Court Of Arbi-
tration. If they succeed, they will next en- =
deavor to secure the concurrence Of Denmark =
in the proposition, that the existing war may be
stopped. Blessed are the pcacemakers.'
| Henry Clay, In recent letter, endorses
'Hangman Foote' as an ardent, able and en-
lightened patriot, and declares that no one has
surpassed him in devotion to the Union with
more of the same sort. Foete was one Of the
! leaders in Gays Omnibus team, and thia is
a reward Of merit for his services. u ..--.-.
There arc rumors that now project for annex
ing Cuba is brewing. The plan includes, tits
said, tho subjugation of Hayti. The Spanish
Niihiotci nus Huu u ioilB cOHoultuIlOn Win MI
Webster in relation to the affair.
The People of Vermont are preparing to send
Mammoth Memorial to Congress and the
President in favor of Universal Peace, on the
basis recently suggested at the Frankfort Pcaco
Convention. The whole State is to be canvass
cd for signatures. g1,fl.
The Phi Beta Kappa Society of Yale Coll
lege, after refusing, in Difference to Southern
opinion, to appoint Gov. Seward its Orator,
elected for Poet Rev. John Pierpont-n man
whose opinions on the Slavery question are
moro ultra than those of Mr.. Seward.
The Univcrsalists arc making an effort TO
establish university under tho control of tho
denomination. 100000 has already been subs
scribed. ia ~ tg'4
Theodore Parker preached an appropriate
discourse on the Sabbath succeeding the execu-
ton of Webster, in which that deed of the
State was commented upon as it deserved
The Hartford Courant says the Free Sellers
of Massachusetts, arc trying to arrange plan
i by which to make Hon. Charles Francis Ad-
/ ans U. S. Senator. N4 F
There is strong probability that the mineral
region on Lake Superior, now part of Mchi-
gan, will be formed into separate State. !, "a.
) SARAH CoArRs.-we copy the following para
t graph from the Ohio Cultivator for the infor-
c maIion Of the numerous friends Of Miss Coates
in this quarter. We arc glad to learn that her
5 lectures have been highly successful. l.s