Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-05-05


MORE SLAVE TRiALs.-The suit Of Garland the
slave catcher, against us for damages for alleged
agency in aiding the escape of JOSHUA Glover, Is
% be tried in Judge Miller's Court, probably next
Monday. This Garland is said to be 4 pfcfsssion.
al slave trader, ono Of those described NJ the
South as belonging to "tho lowest feculuin of hu.
man beings" and be wants One Thousand Dol.
lars OF US and the costs of prosecution, to pay
him and his lawyers for tho loss Of Glover. And
II he succeeds in his suit, and q Jury of twelve
men, under such instructions, as Judge Miller
Knows how to give, say we ought 10 pay him
anyh'ng, we shall have to pay the full amount
claimed. For the Fugitive slave Act Nullity fixes
the price Of every slave escaped from his pur.
suer at One Thousand Dollars, if he isn't worth o
red cent.
Tho life aud soul Of the criminal prosecution
against US were +. G.. Ryan and Judge Miller, nhd
the public have melted out to them an enduring re.
ward. In the civil suit Jonathan f. Arnold takes
the place occupied by Mr.. Ryan in the criminal
suit. Mr.. Ryan refused to be the slave catcher,
Garlands counsel, but could not resist the tempta.
ton held out by the o.. S. Government. And Mr..
Ryan probably thought it more d~igniied business
to be the attorney of the Government than - be
the attorney Of a slave-catching imp. We should
really like to know how many lawyers in this city
would render their services to such n being rs Gar.
land and for such a purpose.-Free Dem.
Loss OF BEsR.-A hand in the service of Taylor
& Sons, Brewers, Albany. n. Y, neglected to shut
off the main faucet, connected with one of the lar.
gest watts, and in the morning it was discovered
that more than ten thousand dollars worth Of beer
had been run into the river.
a bed Of chalk has been discovered at D. Soto,
in Nebraska.
DORIS NOT GET MS RLwARD-Disney, Of Ohio.
one Of the four traitors to freedom from that State,
cannot worry from the President his pay for his
vote for the Nebraska wrong. IIo has been at
Washington for some time. drumming in vain for
q foreign mission. The principal objection to his
appointment is, that he is not worth the buying
now. The lemon is squeezed, throw aray the use.
less rind.-H. Louis Democrat.
Resolutions have passed the Pennsylvania House
of Representatives in favor Of the removal Of the
seat Of Government to Philade'phis.
VAsr EMiGRArioS..-It is estimated that since
the first Of March, more than fifty thousand
western emigraDts have passed through Cincinnati
NEBRASKA VoTe RRwARDEp.--Tho Portland
State Of Maine reports that Moses Mcdonald is &c
be appointed disbursing officer during the compile
ticn Of the new Custom House Of that city, with 6
compensation Of 50 per dag FOR his services. i
has been a subject Of comment for some time, how
Mr.. Mcdonald would be provided for by the Pierce
Administration for his vote in favor Of Nebraska.
NEBRASKA TgERiToRY.- we learn from The Chi.
cago Tribune that the Legislature of Nebraska nd
l%jc1rned on the 10th ult. after passing a large mum.
Der OF laws. Among them were thirty-eight gen.
eral acts, sixteen to incorporate towns and cities,
three schools and colleges, two for railroads, thir-
ty-hve for ferries and bridges, and eleven for mis-
cclianeous objects. Also, special acts. organizing
twenty-three counties, and ordering the survey and
laying out Of eleven territorial roads. Among the
joint resolutions is one asking OF Congress q grant
of land to aid in buildings railroad from Plntts-
mouth (mouth Of the Platte river to the South
Pass,
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