Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-03-03

Hlll>tli' lie nus not hCcn arrested, anu pfODaDlN
will not be.-1eail TaTchiigM.
Col. BGyroys House in St. Louis was burned on
the 9th ult.
BrRNs.-The Telegraph from Baltimore Gays
that Anthony Burns was in that city on the 2Sth
nt on his way to Boston. Having been purchas.
ed and emancipated by citizens of Boston.
ns1" WILLIAM WELLS BROWN. an Agent Of
the american AHti- Siucery .Sycicty. will spend the
months Of March and April in Central and South
ern Ohio. The friends OF the Anti-Slavery cause
in that general region will doubtless give him n
cordial reception. and such aid rs his object re-
qnires. With regard to the appointment Of meet
ings for him, they will pie tse correspond with Mrs.
), DE GRNw, Secretary OF the Lrlics' Anti-Siavery
Circle, Cincinnati.
SLAVE PRIsoN FOR MGcuIGAN The people of
Michigan having rctIscl to allow their iajlS to be
used hy Sltvc-hunters, one OF their senators at
Washington-Mr. Charles Edward Stulrt-has in
%tr''incrl 4 res ,lutiDn for the erection of II Fugitive
Slave Prison in the Pcninsulnr State. This is i
specimen Of Obedience to the instructions Just sent
hlnl 10 use his best eSertinns to procure the i'm.
mediate repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law" When
the prison is completed, we would suggest the an
p"intment of the present Senators of that State to
the "hireS Of Marshal and Jiilor respectively. as
they Fill SOM have leisure to- devote their entire
energies to this business. A great work is before
them. Tribune.
ga The colorcd ladies Of Cincinnati held a fair
last week. in the armory Of the lttox Ga rl a
col"red military company. under the command of
Cart. Ferguson. The proceeds of the fair are to-
be deyo'ed to the benefit of the colored band, which
has been formed in that city. the cost Of whose in.
struments was upwards of five hundred dollars.
GorNG DowN.-Thc Vermont Pcnitcntiarv has
heretofore had from eighty to one hundred convirts.
Now 1t has but sixty. TIE cause for this decline
in business is. the rigid enforcement Of the law
against the sale of spirituous liquors. The iuils
in the State are int still worse state of decline
many Of them being without tenants. and ITO let
The "di0"h" has had n sensible effect upon the
crop of crime there, as it will have elsewhere.
TICKLE PEorLE.-Ahou two years ago q young
Frenchman, when onn bushes tour to this country.
was much annoyed by the charge he frequent,
saw in American papers, that the French people
were too tickle to be good republicans"
lie returned Il few days ago and visited n Frcncl
restaurant. here he read the paper. All presenr
were much surprised t., see him, quite excited, rusl
up. paper in hand to n friend of his, exclaiminy
Pickle pcuples Ell! Oni; tickle people. Whar
| was here before zay adored Kossuth, now zay de
nouncc Mitchell then for llungary,now for Russia
then all democrat governors. now all wings thel
call Now Hampshire higuted, now New HlmpShir,
praise all over re Union; en- rerite, peoples son
fckles."-Ecc. Post.
CASHIER HANwAY-In the United States Senate
on Tusday. Mr.. Cooper presented II petition from
Cashier l~lanway. the Christiana traitor" asking
tn he remurerntcl for the pecuninry losses occl
stoned by tn II righteous and utterly absurd At
tempt to convict him Of uct>on for simply reru.,
ing to assist II Methodist mnI-thiefin catching hi,
runaway slaves-I. S. Standard.
rag Captain Rynders at n recent Tammany
Hall meeting, announced his intention of going Il
Virginia, ahuut the first of March, to aid in tho
election eff Mr.. Wise!
Governor Medill intends hereafter to publish in
the Ohto Statesmen. his reasons for granting par
dons to persons in the penitOntiary, whenever they
may occur. A very proper course.
j. f.. SoDGR,ss. formerly of Baltimore, ha,
been appointed the Vice President of the Kansas
League and American Settlement Co.. and is about
20 make a tour to various parts of the country to
present the claims of that Association.
The Cincinnati Frice Current calculates the mum.
hcr and valuation Of animals consumed annually 10y
the whole town population Of the United States us
follows:
Value of 500 900 hccves SiO,OOO,OOC
Value Of $500. Goo sheep and lambs 1880 0C
Let US now add to this the hogs Of COM
merce, 100000 at IS 24.000,0Oc
Total, ST., 900, 00C
A Kansas company is forming in Harrison
county, Ohiu, which will likely lie Il large one
The emis ration TO Kansas from this part of the
country in the Spring, will be quite heavy.
The State Jouraal SAYS that Judge Gustavu,
Swan has been compelled to resign his Office rs Pres
ident of the State Bank Of Ohio, ON account Of il
health.
A Lexington, Missouri, paper says n squatter
mob. NJ Fremont, Kansas Territory. recently mob
bed Rev. Mr.. Hummer, pelting him with stones til
nearly dead, then removing him and his wife fv,
miles out into n prairie, and destroying hi
house.
".AMERIcANs SHOULD Rule AMERIcH'-Two WAY,
OF L0nKING AT IT.-Said II ScutchmIn to II waig
natiyist: You don't believe. yourself, in ynui
own adtgr. SHALLOW mail things, your natiyiSn
is tho Shaliowest ut all your convictions"
Il hardly know what yuu are driving at" said
the native: hut | assert most emphatically the in-
born superiority Of the native population OF this
country"
.'Nigsors, too ~ asked the Scot.
IN 'nsense; they are always excluded"
"Surely, however, you include Indians 2"
"No, sir; they must be held in tutelage."
And how about annexed Mexicans or Creoles p
Thunder They are worse than either Indians
or niggers!'
well, we will go no further. I think you will
yourself admit that you are exclusive in your ma
tivism towards your own countrymen ~ you are
towards foreigners. Your adage, that Americans
should rule America, means with you only, that the
minority should rule the mi jority."-N. T. Fee
ming Post.
Receipts for The Busle for The week ending Feb. Is,