Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-10-28
WHOLE NO. 473.


the North. he was not considered safe person 10
20 at large and so lie has been in prison, until dc.
erred hope has given place to despair, ana until
lespair has borne upon his powers OF body ana OF
nind. 50 that he is now considered past all hopeoi
pcuyerv. This hard fate for POOR Anthony
iurns but, as Mr.Sumner torscly remarked ut MS
eccnt speech in this, place "who would not rather
ne the poor slave, returned into bondage, than tho
unhappy commissioner? ?"-NlsS. SpH
VERDICT FOR WnirriNo YocNo WoNAS--At
! Poughkcersie, n. y, few DAYS since, school
teacher was tried for cruelty whipping a female
pupil, seventeen years Of age. The judge charged
the jury that the teacher stood in the place of
parent, ard had right to correct pupil, but in
50 doing must exhibit parents feeling; and ii 10
exceeded what was necessary to preserve order, ho
was liable for assault and battery. He further
charged that the means used to preserve order
should he adapted the sex, age and hGlis of the
pupil, and left it to the jury to say whether any
/ possible circumstance warrant a man. whether q
teacher not. in laying his hands in violence OF
anger on grown up girl" The jury found O ver-
diet against the teacher for the sum Of S3G5.
/ 4 FAMILY or OpiuM LovERs.-Somo six months
ago person tisi'cd town, asking money 10
/ purchase medicine for his mother, who was sick.
Recently the solicitor has been around
the same errand for other members of the family.
What has attended his PUBLICATIONS
know not; but the object to which the funds arc
applied is of 50 Objectionable nature that all should
WITHHOLD thCf nlneSi out OF re9Nrd Tor tile iamlly
who are the slaves of habit to which dTunkea-
ness the NEST degrading. is comparative bless-
ing. The entire family, it is said subsist, for the
most part, on opium, its oxhilarating and sopo-
rife influence, and this fearful habit has been
! long indulgcI rs have grown into second
life. :!
Tho example Of Colcriige before tlH world, whd
Acknowledged 1t the basest and most destructive
Of vices and at the same time most absolute Of
tyrants, should, we think, be n sufficient warming
n a n To n n Inn
an example Of whole family addi;ted to tho
habit; and it has brought upon them all its certain
reSults-apathy, Incidence, poverty, miscry-and
! will Eventually end in the most wrctchcd Ceatb.-
ElnuG Republican,
/ THE DENocRAcY OF Missouri, through the infu.
ence Of that brave statesman Thomas Ii. Benton,
are much independent of slavery dictation
than the Wings of the same State. The Missouri
] Democrat Though published in the midst of sa-
! very) speaks out boldly Instance the following.
The Intelligence" is the organ of Wh!ggery at st.
Louis-the Democrat of Benton Democracy:
! WANTED-A small American orr Protestant
girl about twelve fourteen. to do the work of a
small .amily, and take of children. Apply at
372 Blocker street. in the fancy store.
The above is taken from late number of the N.
Y. Sun. Talk of Slavery! Why, thatis the work
of three negroes anywhere throughout the entire
South. Wanted n governess" is nothing to this
maid of all work and nurse besides, at twelve years
/ old. Poor little white rlave twelve years
old, there is one heart that pites you " hoevor you
are.-T. Louis Atelitgehcer.
Poor little white slave at twelve years DID,"
don't you wish your face was black and that YOU
belonged to the gentleman whose /" heart ptes
yOu whoever you are Can she resist that coax
ing tone? 1t is almost enough to make all the poo3
folks in the country black their faces in ordr to get
such good master. How foolish white people
are to want to be free, when it is so easy to find
"one heart that pites them, whoever they are."-
81. Louis Democrat.
That sort of language used to be called "incen-
diary" even here; and we have been where men
were mobbed, in Pittsburg for saving nothing
m offensive to our Southern masters Dispatch.
Loss OF OCEAN STEAMEEs-Thc Boston Journal
n referring to the loss OF the steamer Arctic emu
merates six ocear steamers, running from the I'm
tied States, that have been lost the present year
They the San rrtncisco, from New York to-
California; City of Glasgow from Liverpool for
New York; Humholdt and Franklin from Uavro
for New York; City of Philadelphia, from Liver
pool for philadeiphia; and .he Arctic, from Liver
pool for New York.
The present year has witnessed more anralling
calamties upon the Atlantic than were ever before
known in the same space Of time since steam was
applied to ocean nav CATION 1t is sad to think or
the Iighttul loss Of life and the destruction Of
property which have resulted from maritime disas-
ters within 50 short period,
IMPORTANT INDIAN TREATY learn from the
LAKE superior journal ul tEC Outh ultlmO; that
Treaty about to be concluded with the Chip.
pewa Indians for all the lands east Of the Misss-
sipYl river, which embraces the American norton
of the north shore Of Lake Superior, a region con-
tanning immense mineral wealth. The Commits
siOn"rS behalf of the United States are Mr.
Gilbert, Indian Agent for Michigan, and Mr.. Hen
niman Agent for the Chippewa Indians. 1t is the
intention to provide reservations for the Indians.
with view to their civilization The Journal SAYS
that whilst Minnesota is deeply interested in tho
rom Oi n lam oil for
all being in that TeTitory,) Michigan and other
Lake States will likewise he greatly benefited Ly
the new resources Of trade and enterprise that will
bo :hus opened.
GEN IoUSroN.-This gentleman has teen an,
hounced rs one of the lecturers engaged for the
course which is to be given in this
city The Washington Star says that talthough the
the Generals course the Nebraska Bill has
made him many bitter enemies ut the South vet
he has nc sympathy with anti-slaverv and will be
no doubt greatly inccnscd at the publication OF
his name IN this manner. 1t adds that tho Gen.
Houston referred to must be one else Of that
name.
The Ereainq Post, which made the announce
ment thus contradicted by the Star, is right Gen.
Houston has agreed to deliver one of the lectures
OF the course. 1t is not to be supposed, however
that he will give his audience very strong anti
slavery discourse. But the people of Boston will
he gltd to hear even wrong or inadequately-
doctrine from man who has recently shown him
self to be an honest and yigilant opponent of the
slavery propaganda.- Boston 7sIcgraph.
A PNouIBrroRY LrQuoR LAW IN CAxADA.-T1S
Nyatreal Pilot says thar resolute effort is now
heng made by the advocates of Temperance in
Canadian Provinces for he enactment of a law to
prohibit the sale ofintoxcating drinks. The prob
ability is that the effort will be successful for when
the proposition last brought before Parliament
it was los; but by single vote, and since then
IL large numder OF candidates have pledged them
hat nharo of nra
presented to show the unequivocal approval Of the
manila ,nooritv of m en hers will vote for the Law