Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-04-19

Tho Universalist Quarterly Review comes out
nobly against the Fugitive law
The CAss DEMOCRATS are again defeated IN
the Detroit district in the Judicial election
The hand writing Is upon the wall
Senator Whitcomb Of Indiana has had six
teen bags of books frankcd to himself, weighing
10000 pounds; Turney, 1000 lbs, Borland'
5000.
VIM. Lyon Mackenzie, the distinguished lea
der of the Rebellion of 'Ss, has been nominated
for a scat in the Canadian Parliament
The Lake Eric and Mad River Railroad Com
many bave cut down the fare from Cincinnati
to Buffalo via sandusky to six dollars DIS
tancc 800 miles.
A correspondent of the True Democrat says
"The budget, at the opening of the next Con-
gross, will be enormous What think you OF
deficiency bill of twelve millionsi Yet Moth
ing is moro probable"
Rev. DIR. Spring of New York, an Old School
Presbyterian, has published series oil Discour-
scs on what he dcnominates the First Things
Of the Gospel. Among those first things he
places obedience to the Fugitive law.
Rev. Dr. Bcthunc, clerical wind-bag ofport-
ly dimensions, in speech at the recent festival
of the National Academy Of Design, blew
blast in behalf of the glorious Union,' which,
though wholly inappropriate to the occasion,
greatly delighted the heart Of Cotton.
Rev. lothian Horton, the most prominent CO.
adjutor of Orange Scott in the formation of the
Wesleyan Church, has left that body and gone
back to his 'wallowing' in the old Methodist
Episcopal organization. lie probably expects a
Presiding Eldership as the reward of his trcach-
cry
The cotton sympathscrs of Springfield Mass,
who mobbed George Thompson a short time
since, have gone one step further in their de-
graduation by giving public welcome to Daniel
Webster; just as the Jewish rabble who de-
manded the cricifxion of Jesus cried out, Re-
lease unto us Barrabas.
Daniel Webster is engaged as counsel in the
great case between the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and the Methodist Church South, to be
tried in New York in May next. The Southern
Church has sued for share of the Church pro-
pcrty. Daniel in this instance is OH the North
crn side We believe.
The n. Y. Tribune, alluding to the threaten
cd secession of South Carolina from the Union,
makes this significant rcmcrk 9" Whenever
Disunion shall really take place, We shall re-
gard it as the kncll of American Slavery, and
on that ground regard the occurrence with far
Lose -osrot than ~thar,v;s>- -~hnnld f"
SnADnAcu, the fugitive slave, has been heard
from in Montreal. lie has no desire to return
to "Ihc land of the free and the home of the
5yare." lie has opened barbcr's shop in the
city. He told Mr.. Boynton from Massachusetts,
that he had received fifty dollars from lady in
Boston.
The Worcester Spy says that DIR. Iawes of
that city has invented a machine for making
letter envelopes, which is sclf-foeding, and re-
quires very little attention. Three of these
machines now turn off thirty-six thousand
envelopes a day, and others arc being built, and
will soon be in readiness, when the inventor will
be able to fill a contract which he has made to
furnish 100, 900 envelopes day. The paper is
taken, after being cut in the usual manner, and
passed through the machine, which delivers the
envelopes in counted packages of %, needing no
further care on the part of the machine tender
than to put slip of paper round the packages,
and place them in baskets ready for the market.
The Shower-bath used in Sing Sing, N. Y.
State prison to break in refractory prisoners, and
to extort confessions is said to be means of Sc
we're torture The person who is to be put un-
der the bath has q collar, with wide border,
placed around his neck, and his hands, legs and
arms are bound by wooden clasps. The water
falls distance of six feet upon his head in
heavy shower through piece of iron perfora
ted like culinder.' A considerable portion
falls also on the edge of the collar, from which
it splashcs directly in the face of the convict.
NATHAN X HALL, the Post Master General,
not finding sufficient employment in discharg-
ing the duties of his office, has become an assist
ant to tho Castle Garden Committee. The
mails groan under loads of Sermons and Speech
cs, in behalf of cotton politics-all stamped in
red ink, "H. X. HALL, p. NJ. G." This, we
suppose, is to advertise the faithful that the
documents are true administration doctrine.
LEAnEY, seeding Catholic Priest, who un-
dertook to lecture at Milwaukee recently, was
mobbcd, by collection of two hundred Irish
men. They drove the congregation out ofdoors,
broke lamps, benches, &c., and hurt many order
ly citizens severely. Leahey himself was not
hurt. The mob followed him up to the second