Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-29
Mus Of the incck.

the iste't accounts rom Kansas ofnerea NarSh"i
had been discharged on bail by Judge Lecompt.-
The NN,h,l ref,.e 10 exernte In. Govcrnor,s or
der and t.uasr red hi. re.igna,ion Of Office.
The land s.lss At Loav.nxor,, wo,.n,ss;no AZ
KS N"e p'"s " i"
sgaiuss Spectators, The actual sellers, Free State,
and proslsyery united in one association for mutu-
= 'e,tN'y, A''te "u"''''' o. buyers nere ''eT"
W u nas II HUM II ""u'n' """, "a 'o
roo"ea r'ee Nm'9 men were without 'nV means
OF paying Tor thelr iots' snd woulo 20 oOllged 10
AMERICANS IN THE SLAVE TRApE.--A letter dat
ed Havana. Nov. LIST. saws "An American baruue
am sorry to say landed \ cargo on SIX hundred
african slaves last sunday week az La tun'a ue
IVY, some l'''e I'H''.'e "pr'e O'''e"'S' ueai
tne mo ne anna l pei'efe' ineS were "Se 3"
Tue sugar estate oi senior poh Leon n9hoA'.u'
VINO Is the lfoeurator aV9rheV, senior hieFeh!eI
hOV De'ng III tHls lSlaHu. Otu' Oo"cna, "" s''u,
received t9reo oHnce'-Sol' ior permitting eaeh OF
theee SIX huuurGu negroes 10 DC ienueu' auu nus
uepuNes one auu q nail ounce-9Zo oV-lor each
nVhlo eo i'noeu'
~ nose vi 'lnnSueiu FOUNTAIN W. con-
cute 10 ~elSh i,oUo tuns' ieIl on thursday the
i''kNf AhF' '''
daughter, hau been standing upon it.
The Vermont Legislature ADJOURNED Nov. ~ al
ter a SIX weeks session.
An appropriation of $4,000 was passed yes.
terdny to supply the moor in Kan Sas with food and
clothing.
Upwards Of 400 votes were cast For Fremont in
Kentucky as reported.
IT. c.t--:z- :I. N - 80. r. nl:o Co..
President.
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q, Itio" 1oI'f''' D"Guahsh' l'V,f'f' fllmoAe'
= i1i' ""i'h ~ /
Nrn g.. NJ. no.
~ -. a.. "' 4h"'reon Nuu'j
" g. niS 'rO tolno"ihs "ccoun' ol an a'roc
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On Thursday night, the 30th ult., Mr.. William
Pearce, residing about five miles from this place,
whilst he was eating supper, told one of his ne
gro men who had been guilty of some misdemea-
nor that 70 soon as he was through be would give
him a ~flogging. Accordingly, when he got IN
from. the table, be went out into the back ward
him to come to him, Manifesting a great doal of
submission he obeyed, but 80 soon as he got. in
om n u. nnd a aie" an axe which hS9 been
tsr snat,arin ny tb ~ u ~ ~ hgau " nis mas
negro Instantly aed and has No, bean oantn,od
~
THE MEETING OF THE ELEcroRs-Tbe sElectors
Of President and Vice President are to meet in
the Capituls of their respectiye States. on the frat,
Wednesday in December, to cast the votes of their
several States. This We believe is fixed by a Uni
ted States Law. The law of Ohio provides. Sec.
VI, page 800, Swans Revised Statues of Obio.
that the Electors shall meet at twelve O'Clock, at
the Capitol, and perform the duties enioined upon
them by the Constitution and laws of the United
States,
Tln Oinn nnI Tnor,nan Of NosIr,1Io r.
says that the recent Presidential canvass has had
a deietefIous elect on the slave population. The
suit, and attend the political meetings Of the
whites IN large numbers. This Is dangerous.-
Inc necessity for watchiulness is very great. The
Shareholders must nnXlously guard both against
the attacks OF Northern fanatics and the insid-
tons" says The Union and American, no less
worthy OF consideration than the issues Of the re.
cent canvass a secret enemy Is more dangerous
than an open Toe, An explosive mine under our
own house is more threatening than the boiling
volcano IN The distance.
SCHOOLS IN OHIo.-Ihe Cincinnati Gazette
says:-
"To.dav Ohio has tho ColIouinc nroror.iors or
Children At school and Of snitobin VI
vi -. e.. - 200 an
u oetTSen ' Ihu t"en'y' tOUOUo
,ot5n IDt ' onoHi oIo'O0O
, n5,t,UH"U'"S otHoi StrouuiS, -o'oOo
l uo,.o money pau i0r ScnoooiS per an 60 .oo ooo
m .N!n or,ian % .Lo abrs.o. g ~ 3-'ooo,ooo
w rotuon y 're cnliuFeh Vi ohio are now
" ioH u mtanS % 'ns!iuutloN' anu aV TINS Gay
u "'SIi u" Vi oI'iuren a''eno school III
o"'o Nm Vii. 10 IA / onnS5 ia"ni"' n'e times as many
q u Nb.p'1' uo"l.y - many Is III the great
~ y ~ 81 NoW UtI II ~ H"ny ~ 'he Ten states
"a uVorgla, N'',n G"Ioll''n, Hontn oaioI1ha Mary
, az" il''''a' H'noum", "'ssissippi' LOUISIANA,
anu A'na'S"S,
Pennsylvania is making rapid progress, too,
and her population will not long be behind that
Of any sister State in Intelligence.
In Shenandoah county, in Virginia, there were
Eve men who voted for Fremont, and the democrat
ic Sentinel of that county, has Il cut of each one of
them, after the manner of runaway negroes, Illus
tru ted in his oIyprtisinr cnluunS