Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-16

ward, one from tho ~nOrtlwGrd, tho Ot'er from
the sUuthwnrd. had taken up the homeless wan
1erer and placed him where he wasin security and
peace.
Yesterday, continued Mr.. Parker, / Ind tho hon
or to lie arrested aud brought before the Fugitive.
Slave bill court. | have had several Aonors in IN!
life bot / believe this is the greatest and best of
all. There sttres me in the face II fine. | believe.
Of a thousand dollars, aud imprisonment IN the
common Jail for the PERIOD Of six months. Massa-
~chusetts has already been di-graced by q Grand
Jury--the like OF which could not he fund in our
fathers time--which calls in question the %uttcranec
ct the rights nf man and the inestimaLlet truths oil
humanity in Fancuil Hall, say,a Massachusetts,
Grand Jury finds Il bill Of Indictment. 1t remains
tn he seen il u Petit jury will find q conviction
for which | ain to wait three months that are to
come.
The oxiles to America were not half SO sad I"
look upon as those cxiles which we send into bon.
dage. AT his own house, at the same time, he hau
an exile from Hungary md fram GcOrgin the
latter lac could not keep, and she blessed God ii
her liberty. denied her under the stars and stripes.
which she found beneath the Gag VI old England.
ONO CrLTIvA To2 Farmers. remember this is
the time to subscribe for that excellent agricultural
paper, the Ohio Cultivator.
OHIO JocnSAi or EDucArioS.-Tic fr'eIds Of
good schools will he we'll paid for n subscription
to the fourth volume Of the Ohio Journal Of Educa-
ton.
TnR Yor7n's CAsktr isa good Magazine for the
young, published at Bufa!o n. i. by f. F. Bca-
de.
petriGcd human bodies have Lcen found in We.
mango county, Pa. So say tho papers Of that
region.
Mr.. MiltiKrx declines coz. MepiLL's appoint.
ment to the Supreme Bench, Mr.. WARDEN Gath
oiic) accepts.
Senator Chase lectured in Boston, on slavery.
Dec. 9TH. lie was most cnthusias ically received.
Col. Benton, in his lecture at Baltimore, speaks
Of five new states West of Kansas and Nebraska.
Ezg- During the month Of November there wer,
ticketei over the o. & p. liaill;oad, Sittyscges
MouSand plSsc"gerSi
CoSrrAptc1ED,-Tho Cincinnati GayeHe soys il
is u mistake that Judge Lean has approved I,
decision that free colprel citizens could not sue il
the courts Of the United States. This right doe,
not depend upon color, hut uron citizenship
Where blacks are recognized as citizens they have
the right to appeal to the United States court the
same Us white citizens.
~ lEblC Ot DARuNNlSh -. Nippl!lZ Ipa- J.
still in use in Coyington, Ky. Lawrence Hun
was publicly whipped, in that place, last week, 10
stealing caps.-Erchamge.
Yes, and it is "still in use'' in fifteen of tn
States Of this nation. Beautiful women stand lie
side it and are dashed till the blood stands in pud
dies ut their feet.
And yet tho Church takes the Williams who d
such things to its bosom, and the voters max
presidents of them.
This il a great countrvl The Millennium mus
be along soon.-W. Freeman.
THE SUPREME CouR1 Of Pennsylvania has dec
ded that Judges Kane and Grier. Of the Unite
Sta e5 Court, were wrong in discharging from
custody the government officers indicted in Lu
&c ne codnty for an assault with intent to kill Bill
Thomas, arrested by them on the charge Of bcini
a fug,t We slave.
The question came bef re the Supreme Court, oil
Il motion far an attachment against the Sheriff
for releasing the prisoners on the order of til
U S. Judges.