Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-01-28
ON tho Ncw York rrlhuns.
NEBRASKA AND THE MISSOURI COM.
PROMISE.

WASHINGTON, wednesday, Jan IS, 1851.
! The Nebraska bill does not appear to be clearly
understood as vet. In tho process of amendment
which tie bill has been gOng through since its /
first conception there are three stages to be par
ticularly noticed. This bill proposed
First, 20 allow the States, which may be formed
out Of the Territory, TO come into the Union with
or without Slavery as the people thereof should
elect-thc Cass Nicholson doctrine.
Second. TO repeal the Missouri restriction and
50 allow slaves to l,c held in the Territory us well
as IN the State.
Third, THAT the citizens Of the several States or
their slaves within eny Of Tho Territories of the
United States. &c.
The last two steps are more clearly set forth
eJlo"s yS'',''' ''AO' "i'eiUi''V"' WHY" ''''''
SIC. y. dndIe HJafLicr enacied That SO much
OF the sh section Of an act approved March o. le2o
" Missouri Territory 70 form Constitution and
" State Government and for the admission of such
=" State into the Union ON an equal footing with the
"orginal States and to prohibit slavery in certain
ior,, ccdcd H., rran -, , i'ni,ol SI,tos nnJc
u ,bc po,,c ~ + onis;,n, ,rL;cL Los ,,orL az 2G
.. derroos 9o ,nin,,ios rorb Iat;,nJo si,rcry and
"inyolnnt,r scyv;trdo nti,,rriso ,b1, in .Lc nno.
;sb,,,oet az crir,o ,Iorocc ,lo o,tio, Lcii Eovc
..ioon dnIy coryic,cj sboi,fo ,,roliiitcl
sboil notbc 60 ccns,rcJ 40 IN ornIv .o tba Tsrri
orv contomnloted by tL;s act or 10 INV obcr Terri
Tory OF the Snlteu states but thGt tnS ctIgns ol
nc su1eIui It',s OF ie'Iitories s'iuh pv ~ nce.y
~ ~ lake anu Roiu ,nclr saves "lIhni any VI we
~ eJ ~ .lS on'ou Stieo ~ y, .e tiI w
pc ioIiiuu t,cEcrVh rs II 'ie sun 'c', ch'.lTt ~
lors',u anu approved 10 "'OIs"u' h''u hV'or poe"
paSSeu;
nc lA't ProPl:uuoh nDAnuYns C's,,s uoe.r'.iv,
au ~ oiloe leal]Ss aie s.".oIy y. W
iv.il'0I'os u''n cDiDr!o oto'es Wl'hout my ios'i
lerrlI9rieS or State' wHetner tie majority "'' i'T
VI HSu"S' "'
: uovrsry,n p,,t rio c,,,,,i,too on puLlic
IL bo, no,,I a., Jr,,"..snJ I'M a,,d !, -
tboucbt Il will bc nasscl he his Conrress
Tho ro.i.,,,,,ro oeo,,;o s-od ,,ro,, ,ho ol,t
inc. c. ~ oIon,;an eli : Sonator
A tcr bnvr la,y hos rossaJ tbo Kcrh,cl,,,
, Ifo,sa oc p p,nroso,t,';os 80, 600 f'''''
!
Cant. Strout of the BRIG NAPOLEON, has been
arrested in Portland and given bail for his appear
ance here to answer to u charge of brutal treatment
\ 10 one of his crew
Tnr "CEusnER."-Alr. Maurice offered resolu-
ton IN the House OF Representatives, in Congress,
Cushing crushing OUT letter to Mr.. Frothing.
: ham, TO be gross infringement Of the sacred
: principle of State Rights and an attempt on the
part OF the Federal Government to control the cleo
tive franchise.
/ -Froderika Brcmor in card published in the
london Times attemps to shield herself from the
severe criticisms. upon her recent book. "The
5 Homes of tho New World" by charging serious
errors upon the English translator and expresses
s,so,,? uosto tSr iy" ,g; w. ~ W. ooi'
io1'eu noi uho '''o i
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