Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-08-26
ANTI-SLAVERY DUGLE.

DECISION Judge Norris, Of Cincinnati has de-
dded that slave brought by his master to Ohio,
coming with his consent, if returned to a slave
State and afterwards escaping, cannot be re-
manded to Slavery. A conmon-sGnse decision.
The following further particulars of the case are
Of interest.
The case was this: colorel man IIEYRY PoIN-
DEXTER bought his freedom from his master JoHN
ANDERSON, Of Kentucky, and gave two notes Of
5000 each, which notes were signed and endorsed
in Ohio, by j. G. GowDY and FRANcGs DONALDSON.
The ''new made freeman" removed to Ohio. While
engaged in some business, neighbor cRmo to
him, and said, 1.-TWO Kentuckians are looking for
YOU; think thcy are kidnappcrs" PolNDExrER
;'put to Canada" Of course he did not pay the
notes.
Mr. Anderson thcrcupon brought suit against
the cndorscrs. The case was ably argued, and
then su omitted to Judge Norris lie decided that
Ms Puinlextcr had come into Ohio by the consent
of his master before the execution Of the notes,
the slave became ireeirce the first moment he
set his foot upon the soil of Ohio. If not free the
moment his foot touched our soil, how long must he
remain here to acquire the freedom guaranteed by
the constitution.
The Kentucky eases read by the counsel for the
plantif arc of recent origin one Of them the Mis-
sour case, if recolect right, asserting the same
doctrinc as do the Kentucky cases, give rea-
son for the decision that ''thc Abolitionists have
become SO Troublesome to the people that they are
forced to decide i'll that way y
Poindeyter was, therefore, a freeman at the time
the notes were given they were without consider
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ana enlarge Its ht'ihS up mas Deen coh'Ple'eu'
and it recently inauSurated 1t has cost u MIL
lion pounds ''eFiihS anu n''S SuPetnci'i "'', 'i'
n 1 8 ,;. ;..t,E ,lrnyl
the ground nocr ana gaHer'eS OF eiShI hunuFcu
and torty-thrce thousand six hundred and fty-six-
feet. The glass roof would cover twenty-five acres
- ,a o,l tho rroIo e s,,,,c,rtol I, iron, coI-
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umhs' WHICH, Pi'cc' c'l" " GNU "oul" oN'''' ''N
teen miles 1t has been completed IN remarkably
short time. Six thousand workmen were ut one
,;, ,,,l.,oj ,,,,, Il T. hos hoo, d,ro Lr nri
"''' eN "P' r.
Fa'e enterprise
Az excellent example has been set ny 'he au-
thorltes ot Worcester, IN setting apart hSo nun
dred dollars for planting American shade trees
through the streets.
sooa example truly ""'' o'"o 'o""' VIII
follow It,
Etss~ Twelve million gallons of whiskcy are sold
annually in Cincinnati, and sent thence to all parts
of the Union Thus corn to the value of two million
dollars is annually melted into alcohol.
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DkyH The Hon Mr.. Mullen, OF Virginia, was
ino,u VI 9.'00 - 49,. -, ,ia rb; Ihors j.;
n's WY "o.p ,," os,o, V!no ~ tho th;nF
U'' NN'7
S,ntns firre n;Wi3uN Orcuursc the nroperty
Jcstrovcd belon rim, to our own citizens, and the
snl;ncfe of cther nations must he paiJ |, not
th,3 :. nri,no9" 4 d.,r yirt,ry. tl,tnr IIuIiys'
EMANCIPATION ~ BANDApoEs.--It has often been
argued as conclusive evidence that Cnlnci pution
ofthc slaves in the West Indies was an rnwiseond
improvident act that since that event, the exports
of most of the islands have been seriously diminish
ed The fact is admitted, but the Inference is deni
ed since it is easy to account tor the former without
adopting the latte. But there is at least one Of
tho islands whose history furnishes an exception
to the general statement above alluded to. Bar
badocs, which is sali to be rs dcnScly populated
rs the Ch'noSc Ehpirc'has'h IS StH, Increased us
products shce ema"cip'ttoh hIN!"S pr2"ucou ntSI 6
year. unuer S'ic SYSTEM VI lrVo p.cN ,I.ol' o'utV %
PunGheons O., susaE ~ Ioa "ege C"[ "yio,!
Tor TINS Statement IS o' inc 1'''""e
writing from ST. Ihom"s-Sf""d@Td'
A NEGRO pArrlor.-Thc Charleston .Wrcuy, Of
ae ua'e c.f%'iveS 'e Wno TG" a 'a' E.,' U 't
ru ~ ,.noot nt, oro LInal ma tI,irt,rn
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I;Is ,'I .;c mo Ito snr,;yos lin be;na
n.'I,9o;' r,'u To uo,, s r.
over eigniy ye'as I" u$a ne rIIog HI3i VI
ln' ''iH t,; to t nno fr tho JntcNeo
e ne as ~, 1Cra,st@2o n,d ,,a. ~, arlort nv
ol .Hc c''y, "'i' ""' "'' "''0''' ~
Ut Vi h'' county
A sITuAr1oN IAcANT'-Some years ago a9lack
man called on n clergyman IN esieFn New ASrk
"vowed himself fuS'iVe slaVe' "A1 GsIed l4r l'od
ana shelter wh'ch was ifeeiy accorded. Two or
three persons Deins eo?uAe't OF 'he Iac'' cn''e IN
10 see the runaway hisSef' %heh the lo"o"'hS
aiaio$ue ensue4'
pore you pau pse''S nara ""''S u'"" "o"'H
--liSklnsi plenty p ..,;...,,,
NJ ne'Vr w Ms WhtPPta. c,,,.,o ~,
s. My work was very light
Guess your clothes want very nicer
81 was always well clothed--l wa good SER