Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-22
HELP EOR THE MIssoURIANs.

On Friday of last week n resolution was intro
duced into the Georgia Legislature for appropri-
ating 500, 900 to aid Southern men to ~emigrate to
Kansas.
In the South Carolina Legislature on the 9th
inst, q resolution was introduced authorizing the
Governor to call out a regiment of soldiers to aid
in suppressing the Free State men of Kansas
The resolution was referred to a committee. Thus
are the shareholders making common cause. They
will probably succeed because of Northern apathy
Northern men think their prosperity and wealtl
will increase whether Kansas be a free or a slave
State.
THE OTHER sIDE.-The citizens of Cleveland held
a meeting on the 18th inst, to express their views
of the state OK affairs. The following selected
from the resolutions will show the spirit Of the
meeting:
Resolved, That we prize the liberty, the peace,
and the security which the Institutions of our
country have ever extended to us,-and we are
yet hopeful that these Institutions, and the genius
Of our people, by the favor of God, will secure all
these blessing to the people of Kansas;-we would
therefore, invoke the full force of the government
of the United States-we would exhaust every le-
gal and constitutional remedy in their behalf, be-
fore resorting to force; But if all these means shall
Iall, ana the foreign MOD arc dllON6u u meudCe
and rob unoffending citizens of Kansas,--then it
will be the duty of all good citizens, everywhere
to protect the inhabitants Of Kansas with their
means, and, if need be, with their lives.
: Resolved, That the present praise of American
sic every exhibits it as faithless to its solemn com.
pacts, as it is derogatory to the great rights of hui
manity AMI to the genius and spirit of true reli
gion-as dangerous and as eXacting towards the
freeman as towards the slave,-and that both duty
and interest require us to make opposition to it, in
every legal and constitutional form our paramount
political duty.
The Leader calls spiritediy for help for the Free
State men and urges the north to make common
cause for the protection, by force, if needed of thu
men who are now likely to be swallowed by thu
Missourians.
AGITATION IN VIRGINIA.-All Virginians are no
quiet under the inhuman enormities of their sys
TEN of slavery. A petition is now before the Leg
~islature of that State asking for a mobilization O.
the existing laws regarding Slaves. The petition
asks the Legislature
l.. To protect the parental relation, forbidding
the separation Of parents and young children al
the will of any man or set OF men, under criminal
penalties.
= 2. To recognize and secure the martial relations
to colored persons; forbidding the disregard of the
sacred relations of husband and wife by any
man among his own slaves, and protecting the
same between slaves Of different families.
3. To allow persons so disposed to teach persons
of color to read so as better to assist their moral
and mental elevation.
OF course Virginia will do no such thing while
she has abundent northern support for slavery as
it s, and as it is most convenient and profitable
for masters that it should remain.
ANroINETrE i. BRowN-Wll deliver the neSt
lecture in the Salem Course. JLnuary HE.