Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-04-15

/ thrd lnst--Ihe students Of Miami University
have formed society, pcdging themselves to ab-
stain from the use of tobacco in all its forms
TuE St. Louis folks have elected an Ant.Nc.
braska Benton Democrat as MAYOR Of that citv
/ by large majority. The old fogy Whig paper
there was for Douglas bill.
A BRoADsiDg INTO NEDRAsKA.--The New York
Mirror understands that the $500 New England
Clergyman who peutoned against the Nebraska
bill, will all preach sermons the subject on the
approaching Fast day"
The British ship "Thrcc Bells," Capt Crceh.
ton, which left New York on the 22d February,
arrived ut Glasgow March 10TH thus making
the passage In 10 days: the quickest trip ever
made
ssT" Erncstinc L. Rose is delivering n course Of
lectures in Alexandria Va The Washington
Sentinel speaks highly Of her Intellectual attain.
ments.
WELL SAID.-Mr. Charles Recmlin, in his Anti.
Nebraska speech, on Tuesday evening, in Cincin-
natl. said
"The South may count on the present Congress,
but the future is for us--for the peoples the slave
power may have the present. but the future Is al
good deal longer"
ColuNnus, o.--Tbe democrats were defeated By
large mnJorities at the recent charter election in
Columbus.
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, who has suffered from
weakness OF the spine, which prevents him stand
ing up for the right alleges that the affection is Of
recent date, and that he was the author Of Web
ster's llusemann letter, for penning which he 80
much praised Webster, in his oulogy upon him.
Dispatch
The edifcc Of First African Baptist Church |
N la Kt Il Ia,, L.
elegant new one is to Le erected in its place. The
Courier says the congregation is ono Of the largest
in the city, and possessed og the unusual means
Their pastor, Rev. Henry Adams, is q man of cdu-
cation and influence.
The Springfield Telegraph says that family
OF four slaves arrived in that town on Monday last
on their way to Canada. They escaped from Nir.
ginla several weeks since. The citizens Of Spring
hcld contributed supply of material aid for them
ald furnished them with new conductor for the
next station Of the underground railroad"
POPULAR DEFINITIONS" Ginaficol aJo1aionisi
an ultra, is one who labors directly for the abul-
ition of Slarey as n sin against God, and n crime
against man.. One who remembers them that are
in bonds as bound with them
"a rational and patriotic aaii-Slarcyy man. is one
who means to look out for the interests of free
labor" by preventing the extension Of slavery;"
but is ready to shoulder his musket at any time TO
SiNhbSs-JuOtNtt
The Toronto Colo,,ist laughs at the notion of an
invasion of Canada by an Irish army from this
side of tho line, led by John Mitchell, and promises
that their dread onset shall be repelled by an
equal force OF fugitives from Slavery, now living
in the province. No doubt the negroes would fight
desperately, for if Mitchell should conquer they
would of course Mt once be restored to that Mosaic
condition Of which he is so great an amateur. But
the Canadians need not be much alarmed the
iusrn nj xVil MT In los /
bic as to require any great military resistance.
Nor GIVEN ur.-The Washington Union saws
The friends of the Nebraska bill are not defeated
not indeed, are not even discouraged" There I
is no doubt but the slavery extensioniss will yet
try every cxpedient to pass the Douglas Nebraska !
bill. Their papers now are remarkably quiet ]
They desire that public excitement may subsidc SO
that they may then ply their subtitle power upon D
wayering members OF Congress and suddenly rush >
the bill through. The slave power will not give |
up this great contest for supremacy in Nebraska )
without great efforts to from their revcrses
Let the friends Of freedom be warned in season. |
Let them not rest in Il false security Let them be
constantly on the alert and keep up the fire.
SENATOR BADGER (of N. C.) has presented the !
memorial TO which he referred some days ago) of
IL citizens of North Carolina against the passage }
of the Nebraska bill lie said that Of the II sig
natures IL bore the name Of White, and hc was !
oNllSHcu tHcy were members OF inc highly TCSpCc-I
table Society Of Friends The memorialistsopposc i
tho bill on the suppUstion that there is some pro- }
visions IN 1t involving braach of National faith I
lie believed that the memorialists were all reasona.
bic and just men and he had no doubt but that
they were all at this time perfectly satisfied that
they were wrong in their opinion Of the bill.
"THE SALEM WEEKLY DEMocRAT."-This is the
name Of II new AntiSlavcry paper, at Salem, r
ColumbiGna county. 1t Ism very handsom paper, y
Hal, 4, al =.
a. ii. BATTIN, Editor; HUDsoN BATTIS, Pub +
fishers.
They have now three Anti.Slavery papers at the -,
little town of Salcm--The init s lartTy Bnqle. l
organ OF the Western "Garrisonians" The Home y
,tead Journal, an Independent Democrat fnd Land !
ltoform paper and the Democrat, noticed above Il
They have severaly our best wishes for their pros
perity.-C Columbian. lt
The GunrY TREMnLE.-A member of Congress W
writes that the receipt of the election news from a
ew Hampshire sent terror and fearfuness into u
he White House and its occupants. The Presi- II
lent was so overcome with it, that he is said to
laye taken his bed. lie, together with Iibbard OF
Norris and Williams, had made almost daily boast al
hat, let other States do what they might "New &C
hampshire would stand by the Administration" /" ol
Judge Of their modification when the returns came al
nnouncng in no doubtful language that New al
hampshire spurns the infamous Nebraska bill and dc
IS authors. mo rogues felt the halter draw OF
bout their nocks more agonizingly than did poor al
Norris and Ilibbard They seemed to walk as OF
hough they fen the ground opening beneath them. NJ
luch as detest their trsachery, and rejoice over hf
he terrible rebuke they have received can scarce
y refrain from plying them. Like Cain, their
punishment seems greater than they can bear. W
Dsy" MURDER on HERoIsM "A runaway slave &c
Natchez week before last stabbed to the heart to
white man, who was directing his arrest, and W,
'hen pursued, threw himself among gthemachinory tn
mill, by which he was instantly torn to pieces.
lad he been Hungarian refugee, an Italian re- H.,
ublican or an Irish patriot, the act Of the poor H.
lgitiye would hayo been heroic but as no is only M
runaway Niger" we suppose it must bo a .I'
hooking murder, or something of that sort i" In
Exchange paper. Gr