Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-30


The FREMONT NETTING at Massillch, on Wednes-
day, is variously represented by its friends, as
numbering from fifteen to forty thousand.
IIo, FOR KANSAS Henry D. Clayton will start
rom Eufausla with q com 1any of emigrants on
the 10Th instant, and will be at Silver Run, Column
bus, and Opelika on the 2lst, and at West Point
and Atlanta on the 22nd instant, and go on by the
way Of Nashville. Mr.. Clayton is a reliable man.
and all persons who wish to 90 to Kansas this
Fall, ought to join him.. lie will pay their expen-
SEES from whatever point they join the expedition.
Every settler ia entitled to a presumption Of 100
acres of land at | rs per aGre.-Mdcon (Atd6amd)
Republican.
FREEDOM OF OPINION has been mobbed down at
Wheeling Virginia. On Friday night last a meet.
ing of the Fremont Associate on was being held at
Melodeon Hail, when as admitted by the Wheeling
Times; ia Fillmore organ, the friends of Fillmore
and Buchanan came into the Hall and disturbed,
and finally dispersed the meeting by violence. One
of the speakers, DIR. G. Price Smith, was pursued
by the ruifian mob, with threats of tar and feathers
&c, aud finally, in self-defense, stabbed las is as
serted one of his assailants severely in the side,
and cut the fingers of another. The Doctor was at
length taken to Jail "for safety" and gave bail the
next day to answer the charge of s~tabbing. The
Times says it is opposed to mob law, but thinks,
evidently, that it was just about right to mob 1.-THE
men engaged in this pernicious abo rtion," as it
chooses to consider Re 1ub.icanism. If the men
thus ~trampled on do not now 60 on and establish
their right to free speech, they will deserve to be
abused. The stout mechanics of Wheeling cannot
be mobbed into silence, if they choose to be free
Pits. Dispatch,
UAYGING.-We learn from a gentlemen recently
from Fayetville, that a large number of the citi-
zens of Washington county, who resided in the
..ullo,L,ol sc H. DDopa ,rhD N pnnrHaraI
some time since by his negroes, headed by the doc
tors sons. came to Fayetteville, on Monday last,
took two of the negroes out of the Jail and hung
them. The negroes hung had been acquitted at a
special term of the court held last week by Judge
Barton, for the purpose of trying them. One OF
the three charged with the murder was convicted,
and is now under sentence the crowd did not mo-
lest him. We learn that the crowd, before pro-
ceeding to the jail, held a meeting at the court
house, and passed resolutions. There they were
addressed by Judge Barton, Mr.. Wilson and others,
who endeavored to dissuade them from their pur.
poses, but without effect.-FOrt Smith (ATkansas)
Herald.
A correspondent of the Spartanburg Is. c. Ex-
press complains bitterly that the New York OBJ
server has been stealing his thunder. lie says he
sent d communication t. the Observer denouncing
Senator Suninef in the characteristic style Of
South Carolina, and Instead of publishing it rs a
communication, the Observer shaped it into edito-
rials, without acknowledgement lie likes its
"heavy blows at Mr.. Shthner and all that kith and
kin" but thinks he himeelr, who manufactured the
thunder, has been treated shabby.
The New York Nows, organ of Hard Buchan-
neers, has ar editorial disquisition to prove that
Slavery is better than Freedom, for those who Ia
Dor. 1t maintains that it is on the whole better to
be black slaves at the South than white laborers at
the North. The only circumstance in favor Of free
labor is stated as follows:
'Let us however be m%agnamimous to the North
ern system, Starvation q~uickens the genius of
the white servant, and leads to many brilliant in
ventions, while plenty, and an absence oil care,
somewhat dulls the African race"
This fellow calls himself a Democrat"
The SuowER OF LIEs.--Henry Ward Beecher
says in the last independent, very truly and elo-
quently
"This campaign is to be one Of eminent and
Astounding falsehood. 1t will rain and hail lies.
They will come like gnats and lCVusts. like frogs
and murrian.
There has been in use in Columbus, Ohio, for
some weeks pasta three wheeled pheton, which is
said to work admirably, and it is thought will in
troduce a new style of vehicles into use. 1t obvi-
ates the annoyances now experienced in getting
Into our modern four wheeled vehicles, and in
turning them. The front wheel is SO arranged as
to run steadilyj and there is less friction and con-
sequently less resistance to draft.
HARTFORD, Aug q,
A VENERABLE TREE.-The venerable tree known
ms the Charter Oak, fell this morning with a ire
mendlous crash. Crowds of citizens are now
around it plucking memorials from this time hon
ored relic.
A sectional caucus was held at Washington on
Wednesday, by the Democrats, to take into con-
sideration the course to be pursued with reference
to the Army Bill. They decided 10 act upon
nothing until that bill was disposed of, and not to
adjurn until something was effected.
A correspondent of the Mobile Register. esti
mates the cotton crop Of Alabama this year, will
be one hundred thousand bales more than last
year.
Ex-Governor Reeder, who is now lying sick at
tho Merchants Hotel Philadelphia, and has had a
severe attack af paralysis, which affects one vide
of lis body.
Mr.. Currie has been confirmed by the Senate as
Governor of OregotI together with several unim-
portant appointments.
The new Legislature of Iowa Is. reported
Senate Fremont %
" Buchanan 8
House Fremont 48
" Buchanan "a
NEGLIGENT CoRREsPoNDENrs,-The Piedmont
(Va,) Wing says. Since the 25th of December
II negroes have left the neighborhood of Middle
bu,gh, and not more than half have ever been
heard FROM