Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-02-23
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never reports bill for sending troops to Kansas t
butcher American citizens, whether of one or tn
otherside Of the question.
JrDGE THOMAS Scorr, one of che Oldest inhabi
tants of Chillicothe, and the last surviving member
of the convention which framed the first Constitu
zion of Ohio, died ON Wednesday evening last, in
the S4th year of his age.
A bill has passed the Senate of Alabama, aLol
ishing all laws on the subject Of duelling.
p. 7. Barnum has been put into bankruptcy ir
New Haven, and Frederick Croswell appoin tee
Trustee Of his estate.
Mrs. Caroline Lee IIentz, the authoress, died at
Mariana, Florida, on the llth inst.
at the concert given by the IIutchinsons for the
benefit of the fugitive slaves now under exam.
inati6n in Cincinnati, the amount of Sl33, 40 was
realized.
New YoRE, Feb. Is.
Five hundred and twenty-cight Mormon emf
grants, on their way to Grea. Salt Lake City, ar
rived at this port yesterday, in the ship John j.
Boyd, from Liverpool.
Baltimore, Feb. Is.
Anthony Kennedy was to-day elected by cur
Legislature U. s. Senator from Maryland, in place
Of the Hon. Thos G. Pratt.
FATHER MArHEw is now one Of the missionaries
of the Church Of Rome in the Fejee Islands.
RACING IN ALLrcHtYY.-Tho West Commons,
yesterday, was n scene Of great excitement, hun
dreds of citizens having collected to witnes a trial
of speed between n number ofthe fast nags of the
city. Some ten or twelve horses were entered, and,
at a given signal, they dashed of in fine style-the
jingling of the sleigh SELLS almost drowning the
shouts of the excited spectators. While at full
speed they overlook a clergyman, one of the gravest
of the grave, riding ina sleigh, at the modest gait
for which gentlemen of the clerical profession are
so remarkable. His horse became ALARMED at the
noise, and, despite all the gentleman's efforts TO
hold him, he dashed off with the rest, and soon &C.
cupicd q respectable position in the race. AS they
neared the stopping place large crowds came run
ming to the ground, and many were the exclama-
tions ofsurprise as the venerable minister was seen
among the foremost, driving with an enviable grace
but at the same time greatly excited and almost
out OF breath from continued efforts to pull in his
nag.--When the goal was reached, the racers, Of
course, pulled up,and, as the reverend gentleman did
not remain to explain the manner in which he was
compelled to take such an active part in the amuse-
ment, we deem it but proper to make this explana-
ton for him. - 1t comes in good time, too, as the
Mayor to-day intends having all who participated
in the sport arrested for violation of city ordinance,
and might possibly send a subpoena for the minister
too, if he were not informed of the mistake. Ru-
NOR says that the venerable gentleman's horse
came out a neck ahead; but for the truth of the re.
port we are not prepared to vouch.-Rtsburgh Dis
patel, Ie6., 2OM.
Yankee Sullivan is giving private lessonsin box
ing to the young king of Sandwich Islands.
The New Orleans ISun tells lof a machine which
has been invented ''Out South" which enables a
man to tell when he is getting too drunk. 1t is
GALLEY a.Jaddleon'efer,. and gives timely warning
by hitting a fellow suddenly under the short ribs
the moment he has got enough.
An INcIDrvr.-While Weller Of California was
speaking in Phenix HALL, last Thursday, an incl
dent occurred worth relating. Mr.. w. in contrast.
ing the presnt with the past of New Iiampshire,
said: "a few years ago, and she could point to
Henry Hubbard and Franklin Pierce as her repre-
sentatives in the United States Senate. Who rep
resents her in that body now?" A voice replied,
L%"IIale and Bell" "Do they represent Iou?3 said
Weller. Several voices said "no'-several others
responded Eyes" and soon the whole house were
responding Eyes" mo, "'no" yes" till, at length,
the noes" were literally drowned down by the
'yeses." a more unfortunate appeal to an audi
ence was never made; ana the gentleman from
California" was careful for the rest of the day and
evening, to put no more questions Concord IN.
H. Democrat
Is IT NOT SOTO put any person on trial before
any commissioner or iury,i in is.Commonwealth, or
any where on the earth, to determine the issue
whether he is the property Of another man, is an
enormity to be secuted in every community, whether
civilized or savage; and that so far as such a trial
is recognized and provided for, by any State Con
s%titution, it is in direct conflict with the Federal
Constitution, which declares, that 'all mon are
created free and cqual."-ifess and Refdr1ucr.
Charles Remlin, hitherto a distinguished Ger.
man Democrat is a Delegate tothe Pittsburgh Re-
publican Convention.
The lower branch of the Nebraska Legislature
has passed a bill giving to women the right to vote.
The cost of the smallest locomotive in use is from
six to eight thousand dollars.
The largest, which can draw a train Of l6 cars,
holding eleven hundred persons, are worth twelve
thousand dollars. A first class passenger car costs
three thousand dollars; a second; eighteen hundred;
freight car, six hundred.