Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-11-01
VOL. T..
DOlngs at Syraense...Judas Paid orr.


The ladies Of Syracuse raised "t1irty pieces Of
nioet" 0hrec cent pieces,) and presented them
TO ]. r. Lawrence, the U. S. District Attorney,
who has been laboring so zealously flate to be-
tray his neighbors to the prison and the gall
lows. The package containing them, was ap-
propriately endorsed "TuE PRICE OF INNOCENT
BLOOD"
A large delegation of ladies from Syracuse,
also, went to Auburn, to witness the oxaminu-
ton of their friends, before Judge Conklin. On
their return, one of the o. s. Government OFF,
cials was in the cars. They signed and present
cd request that he would seek another car
His plea that he was only acting in his c6;cias
character, they refused to regard; believing that
no bipcd who is man, would consent to put
himself in the position of a HovSp. AL honor
to the women of Syracuse. They are linea
descendants of the Danes Of '76-who preferred
cold water to taxed tea. Without such women
in the city, Jerry would have found no rcscuers.
The Syrncusians have forwarded Jerry's cast
off mannaCles, to AIllard Fillmore. While Jer-
ry himself, safe and snug in Kingston, and all
ready for work, has sent back to Syracuse for
his coopcr's tools.
The following placsVd was posted in the city
soon after Jcrry's rescue. Tho meeting an
nouneed therein was not held Since that how
ever, the citizens of the city and county have
held a meeting, and passed series of most spi-
rited resolutions. Why docs not the whole
country swarm with Conventions, applauding
she deeds oe the Syracusinns, and eondcmning
the tyrany of the Government Why do not
the people of Salem, bestir themselves in this
They arc liable any day or night to become tho
witnesses, or the actors in scenes like those Of
Chrstiana or Syracuse.
ONE HOUR FOR FREEDOMF
Citizens of Sarncusc A great crime has
been attempted IN our midst A tiieyirl
kidrupper has appeared ia our glorious city,
aud manacled Il man as much entitled TO his
Liberty as any man who walks the soil OF
Onondagn In that foul crime against leav-
en- aud against Man, beings wearing the form
of men, who claim the rights and character
of citizenship in Syracuse, aided and allotted.
Is il robbery To hepa scOundrel kidnnpper
,loom man to eternal bondage, or is il not?
To consider this, every man who has one
drop of the blood of a. freeman in his veins,
is invited to be at the
CITY HALL TINS EVENING,
AT 7 o'cLocK.
Let the Women of Syracuse be there
Let their true and gentle nature iHiugIg its
inetlablc scNru and dctestation and contempt,
with the hulsher tones of dcnunciation from
the stcrnrr sex. Let the scorn and abhor-
renee OF Society he distilled upon the head
of every one in Syracuse, who will help steal
Il Man! Let Room for the Lepcr, room = lie
the cry as le walks the streets of Syracuse,
which, thank God TO this hour stands sacred
to Ereedoml Come one !-come all ! and
mingle your shouts of Joy, and gratilunc, and
abliorrence, il, one. grand chorus, tonight,
at the City Hall.
Syracuse, Friday, Oct 3, 1851
On Saturday last tho law and order men. were
to hold meeting in the City Uall---to save the
City and the Union.
Judge CoNELrN decided to hold tho pris-
oners to. bail-thc white men in the sum of
$1,000, the colorcd mon in that of S5OO,-scv-
oral gentlemen of Syracuse going security for
the former, and ITiHiam II. Ssica,d for tho lat
ter