Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-12

ters q tie Exchange, and it will probably he FELIX
Wien their assistance is again required by Tie
State.
CFEcN N!a-tas.-A writer from Washington
There are some lev members in tie present
House who would he great gnincrs if they could
change their natures with Sic chameleon, aud only
apTc"" green when sitting in green objects. | Oh.
served unc .%e>teriay challering with tic old apple
women in the Capitl telling G. thai 3 cents vas
goo3 tracions'--to use his elegant exclamation, an
'Nl"i I!icc Tor an nipple, and making Il feeling
appeal to Ter tender bosom 10 sell him two small
ones '9r three cents, as j! Was all the money that
lie hal
The New York Express. devoted to soutlcrn
Slavery, Northern lluukerisin and y. & J. Brooks,
lnduIges in the following doloful j%crcmial over the
New YORK independent:
TUE CLEr OF TIE D-L-We can well imagine
the j"y Satan ieels,-whcn lie sees tho "INDrrrS-
DENT" in the guise of tho Saint, attempting to
destroy the great Tract Society--and SO rcvulu.
lomacht,--thn Its publications. cannot circulate
in 10 States Of our Unior. Bclzehub must laugh
out loud on reading the FIVE or six columns, anti.
Tract society, to-day. How the old Imp sows tarcsl
How Moioch grins,--as he sees them spring up!
II h" can only stop tract reading OF South
what a harvest his scythc will have, on the great
lie!l.gatheIing day
Ih" sin Of the independent whercat the pious
Express Is so painfully affected, consists in con.
Iemnlng the Tract Society for its slayish policy
~ ruFelng its publications Of everything that can
be constructed into n censurc Of that browning
crime which Wesley designated as "thc sum Of
Nil viilainjes." If Bcllebub ever laughs out loud, -
t must be ut such solemn jokes is that Of The Ex.
prcss.--NpriaGteld Rcpujiicaa.
PrNIsHNrSr OF DEATH ron STEALING NronoEs.
the Petersburg IVA lntciiigencer, Of the 20th
uIt' Is IN favor Of inhicting capital punishment up
ON regro-stealers. 1t says:
1t seems to be agreed on all hands, that the time
has come Tor q change in our laws on this subject,
ana that the penalty Of negro-stoaling should be
death. This is The penalty under the laws Of n.
Carolina, aud in conformity with them, a white
man, a native of that State, was hung n few weeks
aso. Negro.stealiug is very rare in n. Carolina,
though there 0"e almost as great facilities for the
unperground railroad there as here. But the pros.
pect OF the hal'cr has Il s%alutary effect upon rob
hers"
A capital crime to steal tie human chottel. A
holy arocation to buy and sell them BIZ the pound.
lioorED PGTT!coATs.-A French paper gives an
amusing account OF a lady who went to Il cathedral
TO confess in u hoopcd p]ctticoat Of course il
was necessary to enter the tiny confessional, and
PROSTATE herself before the iron grating between
her and Inc priest. In vair did she make yigor-
Gus Efforts AZ the door to compass her unyieldiug
dress 1t stoutly refused, swelling like an air-bed
in all sorts Of iudicrous juniors at cverv new en-
deavor; until, scarlet with confusion, the lady
turned, and hastily made her escape, unshrivcd,
with Il few additional sins of impatlcncc. anger,
and wounded vanity to enumcrate on Eer re-
turn.