Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-09-10

TIE School LAW IN PENNsYLvANIA.-=It il
entirely unnecessary that the colored people should
rs they do 90 mendicants to the Directors of the
Public Schools, for tho means and opportunity of
their children The Law of 1910, SECTION
lG in defining 90 the general powers and duties of
the Director" provides that-"hhey shat establish a
sufficient number Of Common Schools for The eciitcd-
tOn Of erery mdicdudi betceeH The ages qt fire and
tcenty.one years. IN The District who may apply for
admission, either in person or parent guardian, or
next friend
The cooIed man has right under that law to
demand the instruction of his child. The Directors
have no power to refuse such demand, and any
colored man making such application, ON being
refused will be directed to an AttorneyOf this city,
who will prosecute suit against the Directors so
refusing, and ask no fee.-Dispdteh.
SMASHING WuIsKEY BoTTLEs. - Miss Gertrude
Salisbury, who was arraigned in this village few
weeks ago for smashing whiskey bottles at Lascurs
Tavern was tried at Kcntuckyville a few weeks since
for this and other alleged offences. The prosecution
chose this as the most favorable point for securing
justice for his line of business but very intelli-
gent jury gave him to understand that he brought
his grist to the wrong mill. They acquitted her
entirely and the auditory far made his ease their
own, to Intimate that If the word was said they
would give another touch Of the higher law to
certain parties who during the trial had made false
and cowardly insinuatons in regard 10 the defend
cnt's charactcr.-Jamesto,cn IN. ~ Journal.
SALE or A WHITE MAs.-Charlcs Dcnoter nm
incorporate white man, convicted of vagrancy, at
Cnrondolet near St Louis was sold at auction at
the Court House door, in the latter city, ON the 9th
inst, for the of ten cents lie was subsequcnt
lly redeemed by the spectators condition that hc
left the State Immediately.
This is an instance of the influence of slavery
Where they are accustomed to sell n Lidck man,
they make very little scrupc of selling a Whae one
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common practice in the Slave States to sell out
Migrants but it is never done in Free State that
we know of.
| MAzzINI AND THE SOUTHERN PREss.-The New
Orleans Commercial Bulletin and half n dozen ol
our Southern exchanges, republish Mazzini's late
anti slavery letter, with dcnuncations long, loud
and terrible. KOssuth comes in for n full share OF
them. The Bulletin ends its article as follows:
ave are getting heartily tired of these patriot
ism mongers, and the less we Of the south have tC
do with them, the better. There are of them We
highly respect-Meagher, for instancc-but the
greater portion fit, in our opinion for the
penitentary than to be the leaders of oppressed
people on n journey to the Canaan of freedom
Con help the people that depend upon them. Wha
they now endure is entirely preferable to what they
would have to endure under the rule the patriots
would establish"
Our Southern contemporary would never have
had anything "to do" with such men as kossutl
and Mazzini, had it maintained its consistency i
defends the social system of the South, precisely
the same grounds Francis Joseph and the Pops
allege to Justify the time-honOred despotism o
which they are the heads. Every man who justife
oppression of the ignorant and feeble around him
should go were he belongs-into the great party o.
monarchs and tyrants. Kossuth and Mazzini are
in the opposite ranks.-IhH. Register
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BsIs~We remember of being in California wher
there was but one newspaper published in tha
State that was the Alta California, published II
San Francisco, only little more than four year,
ago. There are now about thirty-hye, fifteen o.
which are pNbissd in San Francisco eight daily
and seven weekly. Many Of these compare favor
ably TO any published east of the Rocky mountains
Herald Of Freedom,
A correspondent Of the Gospel Banner, mentions
in high terms of euogy, Rev. Hannah Conner; o
Troy Maine regular preacher of the Frccwil
Baptist denomination.
The American Board of Commissioners for For
oicn Missions will hold its next Anniversary a
Cincinnati, commencing October 4th. Whether
the Board will do anything to purify itself OF III
pro-slayery stains remains to be seem
GoLp MINES IN MAINE. - The Boston journa
thinks there can be doubt that gold may be fount
In Maine, but whether ii can be obtained in sum
cent quantities to pay for digging, is not so clear
CONDITION OF rnE FLESH M6RKET,-Three slave'
were sold at Marinsburgh Va, last week, two b,
Hon. C. j. Faulkner, and one by j. W. Stewart
ESQ, for $3.50 piece.