Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-02-17
REMOVAL OF EDWARD @. LoR1NG.


Petitions from all parts of the State are pouring
INTO the Legislature, asking for the removal OF
ouuge LorIng, Tor his atrocious conduct in the case
OF Anthony Burns. 1t is gratifying to learn, that
the wishes of an outraged and indignant people
Will in all probability be complied with. Send in
the petitions !-Li6erator.
The Lowell Courier says.
Judge Loring begins to realize that the people
are on his track, and will soon have him. The Pc
titions for his removal pour in fast, and have been
withdrawn from the Judiciary Committee and re-
ferred to that on Federal relations, which is sup
posed to be quite willing to allow the Judge TO de-
vote the whole of his time to the service of such
slave catchers as the liar and scoundrel who made
various promiser to restore Burns to liberty for u
price, and in each case forfeited his word, and
had his victim dragged back to stripes and chattel-
ISM
The Springfield Republican says:
The appointment of Edward G. Loring as lee
turer in the Law School, is to be voted upon by the
overseers at their next meeting, and, in view of
the large proportion of Free Soil leaven in that
body, we venture to say, that his share in return
ing Burns to slavery will secure his rejection,
whereby the Law School will lose no great amount
OF legal ability, and the moral feeling of Massa-
chusetts will be indicated, as it should be-
ALL R1onr.-Geolge w. Mocker ESQ. for many
years U. S. Commissioner at Chicago. has resigned
his Office, rather than do the work of Il slave COM
missioner. His resignation is as follows:
To he Judges Of tile Curcuit District Court U. S.
Dist. IHin0is
Being unwilling to aid in enforcing the provis.
ions of the Fugitive Slave Law, | hereby resign
the office of United States Commissioner, for a
long time held by me under your appointments.
Respectfully your obedicnt servant.
GEO. W. MEEKER.
Chicago, Jan. 90, 1855.
A bill has been introduced into the Pennsylvania
Legislature by which the wife is authorized TO
devise a part Of Her property by will, the husband
being entitled one third of her real estate during
his life. a husband deserving his wife forfeits ali
.c,utages under this act, and all control of the
property and earnings and all right to con-
and Bind titeir children. The bill also pro-
vides that adopted children may inherit as the
of those who adopt them.
SENATOR WILSON, met his friend and neighbors
at Nantick, before starting to Washington. In the
course of his speech, he denied in the most explicit
that in thought, word or deed any arrange
ment had been made by which Mr.. Ga1 liner was
to be elected Governor and he himself Senat6r.-
Neither he or his friends had entered into any such
bargain.
UNION School ExHIBIrIoN.-The scholars of the
High School Department of the Union School give
an Exhibition in the Fowl Hall, on this friday
evening.
LIQUOR SELLING AND PRosEcUTIoN.--The keeper
of the Franklin House in this place, was bound
over for taial, last Saturday, for selling liquor con-
to law.
OVER DELIcATE.-The fastidious are greatly
troubled at Miss Nightingale's mission among the
Eastern soldiers. They object;
"a lady among men! What want of propriety
and delicacy! What had young women to do
nmOng wounded men? Why Miss Nightingale ri
Why not Sarey Camp? Why a lady ?-why not
m iron listed old witch, reeking of onions and rum
one hand on her patients pillow, and the
nurses sent out? We might perhaps be in
luced to join in this question, and also to say
Why not? Besides, she is a Papist-she is an An
glican-she list high church woman-she is a
Sublapsarian-hcr views upon at least thirty of
he thirty nine articles are not above suspicion.
She stirs her cups of Cruel with Il spoon which
mas been blessed by the Pope, or she walks about
n slippers which were originally intended for q
ow church curate. She is gone out, not us a
Nurse, but as a Propagandist. We can't but thing
hat, as a mere question of numbers, she will be
puzzled with her task. She must convince her he
,phytes by platoons, and pervert them by battal-
ions. ButStill, what will become of them and Of
Is, and Of the Rev. Oily Grub, if this sort of
hing is to go on p