Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-10-20

morasses by drainage, with the careful and vastly
extended cultivation Of the soil.
Rev. NEHEMIAH ADAMs.--In our lnst number,
we gave two columns Of extracts, to which this
week we add three more, from DR.. Adams's book,
entitled - South-Side View Of Slavery Such an
exhibition of mental weakness, moral idiocy, cool
ehrontery, pious mendacity. pro-slevery malignity,
and satanic perverseness, cannot be found in the
same com pass in any publication yet given TO the
world, in vindicatiOn of the Internal slave system.
Yet Dr.. Adnms,a ut the recent meeting of the Amer
lean Board of Commissioners, preached the anui-
versary sermon 5efore that body, on the love O.
Christ! What q scundalous farce But birds
Of n feather &c.--LiberdtOr.
Water is to tho landscape rs the eye to the
face-the feature which imparts life and express
sion to all others. Whether in large and lake.like
bodies, CT in small and rapid streams, it gives O
vital power to all the surrounding scenery, which
imprcsses itself with delightful eject upon the
mind Of the beholder. Fortunately, also, its power
is not confined to its immediate vicinity. 1t acts
upon the mind with scarcely less force WHEN CLEAN
ing at u distance, or seen at intervals between
the hills and trees, than when close at hand. The
effect Of hills also is to give a character to the
county about them which cannot be monopo-
lized by any one locality. 1t is so much easier,
however, to 6iye expression to grounds where the
natural inequa..,ies Of surface seem to suggest
an arrangement which will develop their attrac.
APhcI NAAts ~ AZ GAN1J0 w GN|Ai "
presence"
Bisuor SouLE.-In his history Of tho Great
Secession, Dr.. Elliot afirms that Bishop Soule has
"becoine a Shareholder" This Statement Mr.. S..
denies, through the columns Of the NashviLe CHRIS
tiaa Allocate, il the following words:
II not no1o, d:sd aerey sads a Shareholder. Ine9e'
oacacd q slave by purchase, by gJtor by day okc'
means ; and neecr lad an Intention or desire 70 o.,s
one. But greater and better men than an, have
no doubt, have owned slaves and many have pas
sed to that land where the servant is free frcn
his MASTER and where, together, they adore thu
rishes of that'grace by which they wers enabled tt
discharge their relative duties, and to escape safely
from a world morally aud physically iisordercd
Philemon and Onesimus are, doubtless with tina
company"
If Mr.. Soule is not q stakeholder in fact, hi
language certainly proves him ono in spirit anC
principle, and we are surprised at the chagr,r
manifested in his article ut DR.. Elliots mistake
If slaveholding is n virtue, as the NJ. L. Church
South. would seem to teach, why should its senior
bishop be angry because, owing to mis~information
a wriler asserts that his character is adorned wild
it3 Can the bishop be injured by being arrayed
in a virtue so and precious as that 0
slaveholdingf We can understand why he SHOULD
as a matter of truth put DR.. L. right, bat WHY
he should be angry, on the principles Of his church
we cannot comprehend.-Zion'S Herald.
DkbCLNDANTS Oh MARY CJlAhT-htUusTb un
learned in geneaology may not De aware that sew
eral of the most noted personages of modern his
tory were descendants Of the unfortunate MARY
Queen of Scots. A writer in the GenHeman's Mag
azine enumerates the following:
Frederick the Great, one of whose ancestor
married a daughter Of james l., Mary Stuart
son; Charles James Fox is said by the writer t
have been the illegitimate son Of Charles ii. tn
{ present Emperor of Russia, whose mother was
daughter of the royal line of Prussia, is, therefore
{ a descendant of Mary Francis |. of Austria ha
the blood OF Mary in mis- veins through his mother
, his daughter was Marie Antoinotte; his grea
t grandson was the son Of Napoleon Bonapartt
commonly called the King Of Rome. Napoleon
son united in his veins the blood Of tho Stuartt
. the napsburgs. and the Bourbons. Besides thes
3 well-known individuals, q large number of tn
3 present sovereigns of Europe are descended fror
4 Mary-among them. Queen Victoria, who is. there
s fore, remotely related to her great antagonist, th
g Emperor Of Russia.
i. HAYrIEN Monthly : alignnni's (Paris) Messer
0 ger says that during the past few days a party {
0 men of color, of the deepest black, dressed in tn
4 newest style of Partisan fashion. hayo been oil
i. served Mt the Universal Exhibition. the Jardi
oliver balls, and other public places. Thes
4 ebon gentlemen are functionaries of the court c
y His Imperial Majesty, Faultin |, better known a
o Solouque. Among them arc General Count Elc;
= his son Baron Simon, Senator and the Count d
Val, Senator. The above personages, with q nj
merous suite, lodge at the hotol in the garde
t Cercle de disposition. They are admitted to din
} at the club dinner, and may he seen almost an
= evening smoking cigars ant taking coffee on IL
terrace.
"The Hop Vine" says the Herald Of Freedom
p lgrows spontaneously In Kansas, and appears to |
o a native Of the soil. We were shown a cluster ii
i other day, which was found wild in the forest, q