Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-22
Nrws of the 1utrk.

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mt Lecompton says that Col. Titus, the border
rufian leader, who has charge of them, and WHIT
is drumming up recruits for Walker, "has otfereC
any one his liberty, ard 4 free passage, to joir
Ger. Walker in Nicaragua"
FOURTEEN GovERNoRs.-On the basis of opposition
to the further extension of Slavery, the Anti-Ne
braska party in the North has secured fourteen o.
tho states, within the last two years. In fact al
Governors in the Free States except in Indiana and
California will, on the first of January. next, be Re-
publicans.
The three brothers Washburne are reelected to
The House of Representatives Israel. from Maine
Elihu B., from illinois and Cadwalider c., from
Wisconsin-all Republicans.
Cassius NJ. Clay, in a speech at Chicago, a few
days since, declared, from his own observation
that white men can and do labor in the cotton
fields, and that in Texas there is II German settle
ment where they produce one-third more from an
acre of cotton than the slaves do.
The Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad is now in
operation.
BUCHANAN A MiNoRIrY PREsIDENr.-In eleven
northern States Fremont's majority over Buchdn'
an is 267, All. 1t is II thought that Buchanan's ma
Ijority in the southern States, and four Of the
northern States, will not exceed 10000. Thus
it will be seen that Buchanan is a minority Pres
idcnt.
Hon. W. II. Seward great speech at Auburn,
New York, on the political parties OF the day, con-
cludes as follows:
~ do not predict the times and seasons when
one or other of the contending political elements
shall prevail. knew nevertheless that this State
this nation and this earth are to be the abide and
happy home of free men. Its hills and valleys
are to be fields of free labor, free thought and free
suffrage. That %consumation will come when soci.
ETY. is prepared for it. My labors are devoted to
that preparation. l leave others to cling to obso.
lete traditions and decaying systems, and perish
with them if they must but in politics as in re
ligiou. | desire for myself to be always with thai
portion of my fellow.men who hold fast to tht
truth with hope and confidence enduring, through
all trials, in its complete and eternal triumph.
Fools NOT DEAD.-The following is clipped from
the editorial columns of tAe Squatter Sovereign ,anc
shows Stringtellow's intentions towards the people
of Kansas whom he brands as Northern invaders
The squatter Sovereign is a Pierce organ ir
Kansas. But read.-KdRSas Herald Of Free
dom.
1--WE are determined TO repel this Northern in
vasion, and make Kansas II slave State, through
our rivers should he colO-ed with the blood o
their victims, and the carcasses of dead Abolition
lists should be 50 numerous in the Territory as t
breed disease and sickness, we will rot be deter
red in our purposes. Let those who desire grave;
in Kansas, engage in this unholy and unjust wal
against the extension Of our beloved institution
that is now being waged against the South by the
fanatics Of the North"
FAIR.-The colored people of the city and vi
entity are making arrangements to hold a Fail
on Thanksgiving night, the proceeds of which
are to be devoted 10 Mr.. Passavant's Hospital
In the benefits of this excellent institution all are
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creed nation or color, and the sons and daughter.
of Africa are determined to show by their acts
that they appreciate the benefits conferred. We
hope the Fair may be well patronized.-PUsJurgL
Dispatch.
THE CODE OF TloNoR.-A California paper says
1.-TWO digger Indians fought n duel n few day,
since at Volcano, with bows and arrows. Boil
were slightly wounded. Shade of Sir Jonah Bar
rington! Digger Indians on the field of honor
Has the code become so common that it is under
stood by these libels upon humanity? We would
not DO surprised if we should next hear that Gu
rang Outangs walking about with small swords,
A REMARKABLE OMIssIoN.-The premiums
awarded by the Virginia State Agricultural Soci
ETY., at its fourth annual exhibition, held in Rich
nond last week, have been published. Among thu
awards are premiums for the best crops of corn
wheat and Irish potatoes; for, horses, mules, shorr
wv 80 NO'' h'iNNB' bAAiiNN bpNlu = tl'
chickens. But we do not fod illusions to thu
great Virginia live stock staples of gizzard fee
and ebo shins, which, we had supposed from Gov
ernor Wisc's speeches and proclamation, would
hold the first rank in q classification of live stool
at a Virginia Cattle ShOw.-Cin. Gaz.
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
ARE WOMEN CITIZENS p eSsrs. Editoys:-By
II late decision l see that q negro is not q citizen
and not entitled to a passport to q foreign country
Will you have the kindness to inform me whether
by the same rule women are not in the same pre-
dicament? If so, where is the freedom for oul
~pOSterity that the Constitution talks about? 1t ap
pears to me that women and negroes have all tht
pricileges OF citizens excepting their benefits. Thc
japanese we're more thoughtful than the Yankees
They refused the captains wish to land because
they only agree with our Government that all mcI
should have citizens privilege. Please excuse IN,
for women will ask questions.
Respectfully, NANCY n.
A company of Milesian gentry in Saratoga coun
ty, became so elated. Wednesday, at the result il
Pennsylvania, that they resolved TO build a bond
fire. True to the Irish instinct for ''blunderin!
bedevilment," they built it on a bridge! Til,
bridge took fire and they tried to put 1t out b,
throwing water on it from the creek below Thi.
Corkonian caper will cost the town 81 800.
New YORK, November 10.
The Charleston Mercury Of the 9TH, contains {
long letter addressed to Gov. Adams, of Soutl
Carolina, by r. Barnwel Rhett, urging an imme
date dissolution of the Union, and the establish
ment Of a Southern Confederacy. He argues that
next to abOlitionism, the chief cause of grievance
to the South is The tariff.
He proposes that in the approaching modifca
ton of that measure, South Carolina should de
mand that it should DO reduced at least to thu
standard and principles of 1888, and if such q
tariff is not conceded, he asks why should Soutl
Carolina or any other Southern State keep repre-
sentatives in Congress. In another part of his
letter Mr.. Rhett says, in my humble judgement
all craftsmanship in the South consists in forming
combinations, and shaping events so as to bring
about ms speedily as possible a dissolution Of thu
present Union, and the erection of a Southern
Confederacy.
The Missouri Democrat states that there is
strong Free Soil feeling in that Slave State, espec
tally among the Germans. AS there was 10 Re
publican ticket nominated, they could only oppose
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