Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-09-27
Ncws of the fueck.

SEEING THINGS ARIGHT.- Mayor Of Wheeling.
Va, Alfred Caldwell, Esq, in n proclamation in
the wheeling Times. warns the mobocrsts against
disturbing the Republican meetings. and calls on
good citiz ms 10 aid the city authorities in ouelling
disturbance and furnishing offenders. Mr.. Cad.
well says IT is the constitutional right Of all cit
liens of Virginia to oppose 1.-THE proragandism
IF slavery in the territories of the United States"
and hopes il shall not again he said TINT 1.-The
right of freednm of discussion cannot be exer.
cised in the city of Wheeling"
A Republican Meeting has been held in Wheel.
ing. since this proclamation was issued, and an
electoral ticket nominated.
A gentleman, a native of MARYLAND, who had
been some time in Kansas. and hal taken hut lii
tie part in the troubles in that territory, was in
our office IA few days ago. lie informed us that, on
his return To the East, he anne through n part OF
Missouri, where lie was arrested by border ruff
ians," taken back two miles to "a town. and put on
trial IF being an ab,litionist,' with full privilege
of proving his innocence. In 5 Ia n question
where he was from. he told them from Baltimore
whereup0n one Of the intelligent jury empanelled
by Judge Lych in his case enquired what state
Baltimore was in, and fulluwed up the examina.
ticn with the inquiry whether Maryland WAS n
free ur n slave state Fortunately for the prison
er, lie had Ola one occasion acted AZ secretary of n
pruslavery meeting Ut Leavenworth, and on Prev
ing his orthodoxy on the goose question: was dis
charged. IL ia unnecessary to add that the court
he was brought before did not convene in a school
house. -Dispatch.
A NV KIND OF TREAsoN.-We learn by n gen.
tlemen from Whitehead that at the recent session
of the Bogus Court, held at that place, Judge Le-
compt presiding. Mesers Chapmnn and Wilson,
who acted rs judges of election at the adoption of
the State Constitution, were fined S25 each their
%otfei.se consisting in participating in the Free
State organization, and acting rs umpires of the
constitutional canvass. Several other fines of from
$40 To S25 we're inflicted upon judges and clerks
of electi IN Mt the same term. ny this delsctable
Bogus di~g.iitary .-Kunsas Tribune
The POETRY C) OF DsMocRAcY.-The Boston
Post 1.-THE NH iial IN nth piece Of B rider Rnfian
and FIllibustering Dam ,sracv in this quarter J
publishes II Buchanan Campaign SOM which
~sparkles with gems like the f~ollnwing:-
The biackies met an flannel Hall
They could not raise that pole, at all
AT Kansas joint it broke short of.
And they we're left to curse ami scot.
For Kansas, Cuba. and Ostend.
The Demos fearlessly contend;
Each State. oo-equal. rules herself
In owning slaves. or other pec.
But sirtesa States the blackies own
They'd circumsoribe our nations 1"ne
They'd madly blot out fifteen STARS
An act the Union sadly mars'-&c. DO.
For Demos. read Demons. and the truth will
there DO honestly expressed.-Liberator.;
The crop of cranberries in the Northwest is
said to be unusually large the present year.
REANsExArIoS OF THE SLAVE STATES TO ENGLAND
The Richmond Wing proposes the following;
The time Is not so remote but that il fingers in
tho memory and traditions of our pspple. when
England was familiarly and endearingly spoken of
as home. II the worst comics TO the worst. and we
cannot find Justice and safety with our Yankee
brethesn-that time may come agaia.'
A man named Daniel Price was recently caught
by some young men in Lexington. Va. who black.
ened bis face and ordered him to leave t.wn. which
he did forthwith. lie was accused of telling ne.
rass" fostpnss and giving them inceLdiary cd
vice."