Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-11-26

IL kEErING-The National Democrats OF Wash
ington City, held, on the 18th inst, jubilee meet
ing over the unexpected number of votes cast in
New York 10y the Adamantincs. A resolution was
proposed to the effect that n full endorsement Of
the Baltimore Platform could not be considered Il
full endorsement Of the orthodoxy Of theVan Buren,
ties. This was considered an implication of the
nlallbty Of the Administration whereupon much
excitement and disorder cnsued, Toprescrvc order.
the President Of the meeting knocked down Dep
MY Collector, after which a general ight cnsucd,
during which the meeting broke up.
BARNrM AND UNcLr ToM.--Wc learn from the
New York papers, that there is now being produced
at Bornum's Museum, new drama Of Uncle Toms
Cabin, with Uncle Tom left out; probably at the
request Of the Shareholders. From the accounts, it
seems under this title to be the presentation Of a
pro-Slavcry Affair." designed to counteract the hlu-
cnce Of the book and Of the drama as before pre-
sented. Dornum might lie in be in better business.
Shame on him.
a Woman's Rights Convention is called ut Ro-
chester, on the 30th inst. 1t is designed to take
some practical and efficient measures to bring the
question Of their grievances before the New York
Legislature this winter, and to advance the pccun
larry and business relations Of women in the State.
The call is issued 10y Mrs. Stanton, Mrs Rose and
other distinguished ladies.
llo FOR CANADA.-The last Voice Of the FUGITIVE
records the arrival within a few days Of six Gsi
tives from Tennessee. fifteen from Missouri and
four from Kentucky at Windsor while its cores
pondent at Amctsburgh announces the arrival there
of .t6rty in one company That's well DONE Six.
ty-fvc southern chattels transmitted into human
beings within very few days, by crossing from
democratic to a monsrchial government.
PENNSYLVANIA FAIR.--The Eighteenth pennsvl-
vania AntSavery Fair will be opened on the eve
ming Of December 9th. Its attractions says the
Freeman, will be unusually great, surprising those
Of any former year
Lucy STONE, after her lectures in Louisville, de-
livered course in New Albany, Ia. They were
well attended, and aroused deep spirit of inquiry
which promises much good. We are glad New
Albany has had Il visit of this kind. 1t needed it
sadly.
TEsTTNoNIAL.-The New York Temperance
Friends gave a complimentary reception on Sunday
night last, to MARY G. VAUGHN, for her efficient
services in the temperance cause in the city.
GREAT FIRE IN NEw YoEK.-Property to the
amount of near million of dollars was destroyed
by fire in New York last week The fires occurred
in the eastern and western parts Of the city at the
same time.
GEORGIA.--Governor Cobb, in his Annual Message
to the Georgia Legislature, recommends that the
Lcmmcn case shall be carried to the Supreme Court
provision being made to employ able counsel in be.
half of Georgia.
| CRowBAR LAw.-Judgc Mclean of the United
States Court has sustained the Injunction restrain
ing the Auditor of State from collecting the taxes
of the Ohio Life Trust Company under the crow
bar law.
Mas. CAruRINE DAVIS, wife of Andrew jackson
Davis, died at Hartford, Ct on the I'd inst.