Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-20

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john Mitchell IN CINcINNATI.-John Mitchell
was in Cincinnati on Monday. a very excited
and mixed up affair they had of it. At IL o'clock
the Mayor and an Irish ~leleGat. n met the patriot
ut the Burnett house, and made speeches, to which
Mitchell replied. Thus ended reception No. l.
AT 3 o'clock p. NJ. a small detachment of the
city Council Committee, who had blundered about
time and place of meeting, visited Mitchell at his
private room and relieved themselves of their adj
%miration. They were not all as fortunate as the
Mayor in pleas ing their honored guest, who snub-
b!cd them somewhat shortly. This was honor
No. 2.
In the evening came off honor No. "a banquet
at which the Mayor presided. The hero and
p~atfiots Of this occasion, were interrupted by the
entrance of some missils through the windows.
hurled from without.
While this banquet was in progress. the Citizens
held n rousing Indignation meeting, condemning
and denouncing the city council for their toady-
ism in good set terms, i'll speeches and resolutions.
The opposition was principally on Know-Nothing
grounds. Though some of the speakers condemn.
ed his pro-slavery.
On the whole, between Know oth:ngism and
the Alabama plantation, Mr.. Mitchel's honors
were quite at a discount in Cincinnati. The audi
ence at his lecture was not Il full one.
BAYARD TAYLOR lectures in Canton about the LIST
of next month. Can't our Salem folks bestir them
selves and get him here?
M. 49,. u. A.. r A. H.. -.
another column the friends of the Woman's rights
movement will be glad to learn that its publication
will be again resumed, with improved prospects
of its continued publication.
The WESLEYAN comes dressed up in new type.
and with a neat and very fanciful head.
ERIE MArrERs-The Erie and IIarbor Creek mobs
have torn up rails and torn down bridges. All
of which have been since repaired under the pro-
lection of Sheriffs and e. S. Marshals, and now the
connection from Cleveland to Buffalo is again COM
complete, and it is said will remain so. The
mobocratic towns having resolved to abide in
quiet and let the cars run unobstructcd.
AsHTABuLA AND New LISBON RAILRoAD.-The
DuChtlC cuyS llltl llc CT Va tiic iOht ~
about to rut the New Lisbon end of the road under
contract in the spring. But it does not tell the
fact, Of which we have been otherwise informed,
that the New Lisbon folks held a meeting the 9th
er night to raise two hundred and fifty dollars, to
complete the location of the road, but came out
minus that enormous sum.
Tue BIOGRAPHY OF "rHE CURTIS FAMILY" on the
first page is a valuable history of Boston Kidnap'
ping, and will be found highly useful as a practi
cal illustration of the way in which republican de
magogues obtain power and place.
DR.. JOSIAH HoPPER, physician to the Panama
Railway Company, died at Aspinwall in December
He was a SON of the late Isaac I. Hopper.
FAILUREs.-Mr. Wellman of Massilon and Yves
and Burgcrt of Navarro have failed, both long
established and heavy business houses.
WENDELL PHILLIPS, Lectured in New York city
on the Anti-Slavery question on Tuesday evening
of last week.
The BLACK SwANN.-Miss Greenfield is to give
a concert in Philadelphia in aid of the redemption
of a family of slaves in North Carolina.
CALIFoRNIA.-A writer from California, in thu
National Intelligencer, snys: California is one o
the worst of places for any others than banker
D and capitalists-laborsr s and servants. All inter
9 mediate classes are scarcely earning a subsistence.
TIE N. E. NoN-REsIsTANcE SOCIETY," will hold
meeting at Worcester, Mass, on Saturday and Sur
day, March 9th and 7tb.