Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-02-08


tive Law.
ID. Cough, the celebrated Temperance Ice
turer. is at present in Pittsburgh, laboring in
his vocation.
d. S. Kaufman, Member Of Congress from
Texas, died suddenly at Washington on the LIST
inst.
Brown and Williams, for the murder Of MIR.
Hewctt, near Peoria, Illinois, were executed on
the 10th Of January.
Tho freedom of the fugitive slave Bennett at
Philadelphia, whose case is alluded to on the
First Page, was purchased not for $3.50, but for
500.
Gen. Sam. Houston, 'hcro Of San Jacinto'
and Senator from Texas, is advertised to make
a Temperance Speech in Now York on the gath
inst.
Din. PECK, colored physician, is lecturing
and experimenting at Portland, on "the new
and truly wonderful science of Electrical Psy-
chology."
Tho report that the Protestant Chapel ut
Rome had been closed by an order from the
Government proves unfoundcd. The Propo-
gandi tried to do it, but the Pope wouldn't let
them.
The steamer Atlantic had not been heard
from at our last adviccs from Now York. She
has been out nearly 40 days. and there is too
much reason to fear that she has shared the fate
of the President
The ship Emily, with some loo passengers,
bound from San Francisco to Panama, is report
cd as lost, and all tho passengers drowned cI-
cept two. The passengers arc mostly from the
Western States.
Abby Hutchinson, (wfc Of Ludlow Patton)
of the Hutchinson Family is no longer nsso-
ciatcd with her brothers in their public concerts
but has taken up her residence in New York.
o. S. Fowler lately addressed tho convicts of
the Ohio Penitcntinry, and afterwards examin-
cd the chronological developments of some of
the more prominent of their number. His ad-
dress produced happy elect.
The Columbus correspondent Of the True
Democrat speaks in very high terms of Col.
Dcwy, tho warden Of the Pcnitcntisry. He
governs the prisoners almost exclusively by
moral influence, and secures their respect and
obedience by kindness.
Chancellor Walworth, Of New York, prom
ncnt officer Of the American Board Of Com
missioncrs for Foreign Missions. is out in favor
of tho Fugitive law. He's pretty fair spcci-
men Of the sort of piety which that pharisaical
body represents and with which it is seeking to
curse the heather.
The Legislature of Virginia has presented
very valuable gold medal to Gen. Scott as
t,ibutc for his military services. The timo for
bestowing medals upon the heroes Of the
worlds moral battle. fields has not yet arrived.
1t is coming, however.
The recent discussions in the French Assem-
bly, on the proposed augmentation Of the army
by 10000 men, on account of the condition of
Germany, was signalizcd by generous effort
on the part of NJ. Frunchsquc Bouvct to obtain
a recognition of the principles of the Peace So
ciety.
A bill is now pending in the Iowa Legislature,
having been acted upon favorably, to provide
for the removal Of all free persons of color,
cmancipatcd in other States, and hereafter set-
Ting in that, but providing that those already
there may remain, subject to the present law
upon the subject, and disqualifying them from
acquiring any additional real estate.
N. 8. Wheaton, Of Hartford, c., d. d. Of
the Episcopal order, is out in a sermon in favor
Of the Save-catching bill, founded on Paul's
cpistle to Philemon. After attempting to throw
over the hidcous institution the mantle of Chris
tianity, he nairely says, that it was forced
upon our brethren at the South in their then
condition of colonies, by the mother country, IN
tho days Of her moral darkness Then the BIZ
BILE sanctions an institution which could only
be introduced in "Me days Of moral darkness!" "
If the blind lead the blind, shall not both fall
into the ditchi
THE Union Safety Committee Of New York,
whose members feed lawyer to talk away the
liberty of Henry Long, have put forth an ad-
dress in which they propose to celebrate the
birthday of Washington Could anything be
moro impudcnti The proposition is almost
enough to cause the mouldering bones of the
Father of his Country to rattle rebuke in
the ears of those conspirators against the libcr-
ty which he sought to establish, and in behalf
of which he uttered an impressive testimony by
the emancipation of his slaves.
WILLIAM AND ELLEN CRAFT, the we'll known
fugtives from Georgia-the same that Knight
and Hughes failed to catch under the new law
in Boston-havo arrived safely in England.
William told the story of his escape and that OF
his wife (the latter disguised as man and the
former acting as her servanD before large au-