Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-15

the present session of the Legislature.
The British Ministers, having been outvoted
on the question of Suffrage, by Parliament,
have resigned. What sort Of Government the
new one will be is at present unknown.
George T. Curtis, Webstcr's pct bloodhound
in Boston, has been appointed Commissioner of
Patents, vice Thomas Ewbank removed ON sus-
picion of inadclity to the lower law
Gen. Houston of Texas has been 'lioniEed'
by his friends the Cotton IIunkcrs of New York,
and glorifed in Tammany Hall. lie is steering
his craft for the White House.
The publication of the U. S. laws has been
taken from the Nee- -HampJhirs Statesman, Wing
paper of the Free Soil stamp, and given to the
Congregational Journal, an Old Hunkcr religious
paper.
RIcnARD II. DANA Jr., (atthor Of Tteo Year,
before the Mast,) made an eloquent argument
against the Fugitive law before Commissioner
Hallett Of Boston, in defence of Charles G.
Davis, charged with aiding in the rescue Of
Shadrach. Davis was discharged.
The Syracuse Journal says, that il Washing
ton were living now, and to avow the sentiments
he held in his lifetime, he would be outlawed rs
Disunonist, an enemy to the Constitution and
"woOlly head"
MRs. Coz has been lecturing on Woman's
Rights, Education and Duties at Columbus with
marked success. We hope she has been able
to beat little common sense into tho heads Of
some of the politicians congregatcd there.
The Boston Commonwealth ofFeb. 10th says:
Loud talking Webster Wings, to our certain
knowledge, have within the last week secreted
Pugitvcs and assisted them to escape the
clutches of Deputy Marshal with warrant
in his hand"
"wha, do you mean, :" insolently asked
Henry Clay, addressing himself to John 2.
Hale. The answer was worthy Of freeman {;
AZ will not answer any question put to me in
that tone in or out of the Senate. 1 am not to
be silenced or put down by any one"
There have been but three indictments and
not one conviction for murder in the State OF
Michigan since the abolition of capital punish
mcut in ls47, near Eve years. The Detroit Tri-
bune says that Aagrant crimes of all descriptions
have decreased since the humane law was
adopted.
In Elbridsc, Onondaga Co., N. Y, says the
Liberty Party Paper. individual inhabitants,
men and women, have given notes to the amount
Of $50, 1000 as fund to be taxed to dcfray the
expense of the prosecution and determination
of the drunkerics. Ono woman (Mrs. James
Monroe) contributed $4,000 toward this fund.
Commissioner Curtis, of Boston, is out in the
Boston Daily Advertiser, in communication
designed to show that the rescue of Shadrach
was an act Of levying war against the U. s., and
therefore the partieipators were guilty of high
treason-the penalty of which is death.
The New York Independent, an Orthodox
Religious journal. which has taken the strong
est ground against the Fugitive law, though
extensively denounced from tho pulpit and the
press is increasing its circulation at the rate of
one hundred new subscribers weekly.
Tho Indiana State Journal, (Whig,) we
arc glad to observe is out in opposition to the
Negro Exclusion clause Of the new Constitu-
ton about to be submitted to the people OF that
State for their approval.
The Common Council of Boston, to show the
depth of their humiliation before the offended
dignity Of the man who lately issued Procla-
nation from the White House to recall them to
sense of their Constitutional duty, have ap-
pointed a Committee of thirteen to write to
him and invite him to pay them visit
The Third Presbyterian Church Of Chicago
lately passed resolution that so long as the
General Assembly maintained connection with |
slavery, it, (the above named Church) "woald |
stand aloof from all meetings Of Presbytery, |
Synod, and Assembly. and thus. as 1t believes
free and relieve itself from all responsibility"
The ruling elders and the minister have entered |
acomplaint against the Church before the Pros
bytsry.