Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-09
EDMUND QUINCY.

~ lCNtlth bSddN Htlo NHt biiO lhk hiCt ~
tribute to Mr.. Quincy, who passed through Clcvc-
land on his homeward way from our Anniversary
at gives every one pleasure to meet a man who
puts aside shams and grapples With realities in a
life-batile. Such n man is ErNUND QUINCY, of
Massachusetts,. Tempted on entering life by social
and political honors which RATED for him if he
would only pursue the beaten path, and persuaded
by influences and powers, which make class and
party SO effective, to serve himself by serving them,
he had the courage to hear the inner voice and to
follow it. Success, in the worlds sense is not his
but he has what no mortal may value too highly,
chardcter-a basis of his own, and so marked and
founded on justice and truth, rs to render him in
the best sense of the word-an honest man. Mr..
Quincy was IN our city on Tuesday, and right glad
were we to meet and greet him. We regret only
that he could not remain longer among us"
A SrUrENDoUs MoNoroLY.-A railroad Compa-
ny has been organized under a charter in Texas,
for the construction of n road SO0lmiles in length.
By the terms of their charter, the Company are
entitled to twenty sections of land for every mile
of road constructed which will make the large
aggregate of ten million two hundred and forty
thousand acres of land.
Hon. ANDREW STEWART, has been nominated by
the democratic Convention of this district for Con-
gross, by a r majority of one vote. Raglan one of
his competitors Immediately declared himself an
independent candidate.
STATE FAIR PosTPoNED.-The State Fair at New
ark has been postponed. 1t will be held in Octo-
Der, Commencing on the 18th and continuing four
days.
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Horse Show occurs
in this place the week before, commencing on the
llth of October.
For KANsAs.-A second party of Emigrants
mostly from New England passed on to Kansas
last week on their arrival at Albany, they num-
bered 300.
The Crawford Co. Pa. company are to start on
the 25th inst. Mr.. Brown late of the Coneautville
Courier takes out with him lis steam printing
press.
DR.. Odds and Samuel Galloway are the opposing
candidates for Congress in the Franklin District.
BuLLARD's PANORAMA of New York exhibited
here last week, met with general favor. 1t is q
most life-like presentation Of the city and its vari
ously interesting and amusing scenes.
A CoLoRED WOMAN AND HER FOUR CHILDREN
were taken from the possession of a man in ALE
ghenyon Monday. lie represented himself as from
Virginia on his way to Missouri, where he intended
to settle these persons, who he said were emancipa
ted slaves. The colored people of Allegheny dc
not credit his story, and detained the woman ant
children. The man passed on in the cars.
A New HoLlDAY.-The National Intelligence
proposes the celebration of the anniversary of thu
! adoption of the Federal Constitution. 1t occur,
on the 18th inst. 1t is e. years since its adoption
While slavery lasts, there is no need of such eel
~ebration. Its prosperity, extension and overspread
Q ing power, quite sufficiently damns the Constitution
to fame.
We have seen no very enthusiastic responses t.
E the proposition.
BasHThe New Bedford Mercury says there is
town in Worcester Co., Mass, in which every lega
voter has signed a petition for the dissolution o
the Union.
DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WoRDs are fresh MS ever
The last quarterly number contains the conclusion
|, of his last work, Hard Times"
Those who want o cheap and instructive monthly
will do we'll to send for the Illustrated Magazine Q
Art.