Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-07-15
ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE
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KANSAS AND NEDRAsRA.-The greatest excite
mcnt prevails in the up-country on the subject of
the new Territories. Kansas is more specially
ayitating the public mind The citizens of the
border Counties in this State have held public
meetings and resolved to stand by and protect
zach other in their claims Of land and their negro
property. Strong resolutions were passed, and an
apparent determination to sustain them at all haz-
ards.
Private letters state that about ten thousand
people are on the move. Five hundred crossed
over at Weston last Saturday, and about the same
number OH Sunday, while the roads are filled with
people, all bound for the new Territories. A de-
termined effort is to bc made to introduce Slavery
into Kansas while there is a general disposition
TO let Nebraska be free. The Indians are very
much dissatisfied at the influx of the whites, and
we learn three white men had been killed. "A
meeting held not far from Fort Leavonworth
last Saturday, which was thoroughly slavery in its
tones. Yankees and AbOlitionsts were denounc-
cd, and the writer thought it a poor place for
either. Much excitement, violence and bloodshed
is anticipated, but this is always the case In the
settlement of new countries. Present appearance
es are in favor of Kansas becoming slave Terri
tory which will certainly be great benefit to the
slave interests of State. 1t is rumored that
the Government reserves n mile square Mt Fort
Leavenworth- GtaSgop (Mol Times, June %.
NEBRAsxA-From private letter Just received
from Weston, Missouri, we take the following
extract Tribune. r
"Wo are crazy here about Nebraska. There
ato four hundred men in town to-day. from Platte
County, ready to 20 into the Territory.
think cin safely say there over ten thousand
people already in this Territory, exploring aud
making out claims, and in less than lmo months
there will b. double that number. Some of them
will be greatly disappointed, for timber land is
very scarce, and we the frontier men, are deter,
mined to have our quarter section We have had
threo men out exploring, and they have united with
about twenty others in founding a village on the
Chcapa lands lying at the mouth of large creek;
They left dozen men to watch the claim, and
came back to Weston this morning. To-day, pro-
visions were sent forward, and tomorrow some
thirty start from here to form the settlement. 1t
il about fifteen miles from Fort Leavcnworth, the
Government station, and the prospective seat ui
government for the Territory. for the present at
least | shall start tomorrow with the party above
named. We must protect our claim by force
build houses &c., for there is no lnw here but the
rifle and the knife. But like adventure, and
am in for it if can get in." ......
"A Convention of those who propose themselves
TO cmigratc to Kansas and Nebraska as well as ol
those vino are desirous Of encouraging the emigra
tion of freemen is 10 be held at Worcester, Mass.
on Thursday, July 6, for the purpose OF forming
cornpictc organizations, and providing means ano
measures to aid in the wOr!: of pIeycr!inS the cs
tablishment Of Slavery in either Of the Terrific
ries.-Ib.
Push OF the column! The Ammo IIarbor Wing
Michigan says, "a young man on whom We rely
informs US that while 1T st. Louis, a few day
since, he saw number of gangs OF slaves en- rout'
for Nebraska, under charge of their owners.
Also, the St. Louis Httetigcncer of the 3Oth ult.
says, "We learn from friend W no has just reach
ed tho city from trip through the Missouri Rive
counties, that hundreds of Missourians have beef
eagerly awaiting the news of the passage OF tn
Kansas and Nebraska territorial bill, and that
very large emigration will Immediately cross owe
into Kansas" I-.. .'.
Two classes of Southern people are going Nort
in great numbers at prcsent-the aristocracy am
the bondmcn, the former on Il pleasure excursion
to escape the great heat of the South during til
summer months,-thc other in pursuit OF Liberty
and to escape the great degradation of maiiioo
during all the months of their lives. Tho white
are travelling to the Springs. Falls, and North
Western mineral regions; the colored, though ma
nv of them are as white us their "tyrants ar
travelling to Canada where properly is not recoG
nized in man. Some of the trains are fetching u
as many as $50 white Southerners, at once. Da
before Yesterday the Underground Road forwarde
to Canada 2l men and women in Pursuit OF Free
dom under difficulties. -Cereland Leader.
The Washington Jaisp is in painful worry b'
cause there is proposition before the people
Connecticut to allow colored men the right Of vo
Ing. With its usual sapience The Union detec
of the Constitution" who "demand not only I'll
overthrow of our political Institutions but the de
truction of the safeguards of society, and the il
auguration Of the worst practices OF their hatet'
creed" What practices The Union means doc
not clearly appear, but VIC can comfort it with Il
assurance that there is no danger of the intrcdu
ton in Connecticut of any practices" so foul an
vlainous rs the prevalent ANAL lgamamaton
blacks and whites in the South and the subsequei
selling of the offspring of such lccntious unior
by their own fathers and half brothers. Tribune
The Baltimore Patriot thinks that if the An,
Slavery Wings of the North prefer the frendshi
OF Garrison or Fred. Douglass to that Of Senate
BENJAMIN or Alexander H. Stephens, why let 'cr
TAs Patriot is, no doubt, very kind and cond
scending and as to this preference of Mr.. Dou
lass to Mr. Stephens, will only say that tho 70
mcr does not desire to convert our free soil in
slave soil; he has never said he meant yet to flC
and work his gangs of slaves in Ohio which Il
Representative from Georgia, whom The Patri
30 warmly sympathizes with, has declared to be
purpose Of his heart. Under these circumstance
it cannot but be grateful to the people of Il
North that they have permission from so emine
a journal to prefer anybody's friendship to that
this model Observation-Disclosures. ...t
One Of the ofsetionate scenes that sometimes {
eur where the Patriarchal institution exists, to-
place noar the Amanda Furnace KY, some T.
months siuce. master being intoxicated, VOL