Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-22

, have u Republican ticket ana Wall vote lOr It,
: AtJany Gceatny Journal.
d MORMON PRopAGADtsN IN ESGLAND.--English
n pa pers state that the MormOns are making many
converts in that country. by exaggerated pictures
OF life in Utah. They now openly teach their doc
D trine of polygamy, but it seems no impcdiment to
= converts from the fair sex. The annual emmigra-
tion Of converts 10 about eight thousand.
FoorpR1Srs or DEMocnAcY.-In the 9th (Illinois)
: CongressionalDistrict there are ii lSG adult per
sons who can neither read nor write. In this dls-
trict Buchanan received 10000 majority.
D In Winnebngo county there are only nine per-
) sons who cannot read and write Fremont has n ma
A iority Of 200. The Democrats should abolish the
Free School system. Ignorance is the main sup.
port Of the party.
The small pox is raging in Great Salt Lake city,
= causing much alarm among the polygamous saints.
D Tue "ORoAN' on PnAYER,-Tho Washington
Union, speaking Of a prayer meeting held in Brook
Ign on the morning of election day, in behalf OF
Il FREEDOM and Fremont, says that the result is a
good illustration Of the scriptural truth that the
prayers ofMe wiched dcaii HothjHg."
u 1t is only the prayers Of such saints as Douglas,
Atkinson, Rynders and Bully Brooks, that tell,
we supposo.-SpriagieM (Mass.) Rep.
; Congress meets two weeks from next Monday,
and adjourns on the Sd of March.
A fTANDCARr TRAIN TO UTAH.-On the 25th of
4 September, two companies of overland emigrants
arrived at Salt Lake, having performed the entire
distance, from the borders of civilized life, 800
miles on foot, and dragging their personal effects
on hand carts. There were in the train young and
old of both sexes. a Utah paper has the following
in regard to the trip:
This journey has been performed with less than
B. the average amount Of mortality usually attending
> ox+tyains; and all, though somewhat latigucd step
Il nod ort with nlopritv tp the last. and nDDPnrcd
. buoyOnt and cheerful. They had often Travelled
\ 25 and 80 miles II day, and would have come
!. through in much shorter time had they not been
{ Obliged to wait upon the slow motion of the oxen
e attached to the few wagons containing the tents
h and groceries.
VERMONT LEGIsLArURE.-.In the Vermont Legis-
-, %lature, on the LIST instant, an order was passed in
\ structing the Select Committee on Kansas Affairs
- to inquire into the cxpcdeney Of discussing money
from the public treasury for the relief of settlers
in Kansas. A series of resolutions condcming the
outrage upon Senator Sumner by Brooks, of South
Carolina, was passed-ayes 100, nays IL. a res
loluiion approving the speech Of Mr.. Sumner, in
= the Senate, in May last, was adopted-oyes 1872,
h nays I. Resolutions offered by n Democratic
t member, eOndemnatory OF the course Of Arson
Burlingamo of Massachusetts, were rejected.
. LETTER FROM THE WlDow OF Lopp BYnox.-An.
5 dover, Nov. 10, l856.-T0 tie Editor Of he Bos-
r 7Hegoph.-DEAR SIR: | have Just received from
n London "A note from Lady Byron (the widow.or the
poet) to Mrs, Stowe, Of which | send you u copy.
C. L SrowL.
"OCroDER Is, 1856.
"DEAR MRs. Stowe: Will you kindly under
r take, in transmitting my subscription towards the
n relief of the sufferers in Kansas, to secure this
point-that the money shall not be applied to the
E purpose OF pyoridiHg arms? ltis however, inten-
D ded as an expression Of sympathy with those
; who have resisted oppression at the hazard Of life
n l,-( ao,E ,~l I ana,LE l"N ha.o Il~E ,..l.
9 sympathy is felt as warmly by many here as by
Yours most truly, A.. 7. NOEL BYRON"
The Enclosure was a draft for s~ixty-fiye pounds
:: sterling.
: RARE JrsrrcE.-Unde the head of "Administra-
" tion Of Justice we find the following paragraph in
Il Costa Rica paper:
No.. 2%7-Scpt. l2.-The State against Jose
! Dolores Munoz of San Jose, for the crime of secret
= ly planting tobacco. The sentence of the Judge
. of Hacienda is confirmed, condemning the prisoner
to seventy years. two months and thirty days I'M.
prisonnent at hard labor, and to pay a fine of$I70
5 besides cost Of suit.
Another Territory, We learn is about to be or
e gained by II portion Of its inhabitants. On the
lSt. Of September, an election was held at various
points of the Gadsden Purchase for delegates to
q the Territorial Legislature of New Mexico, and
G for a delegate to Congress. The latter, it is expect
u ed, will present to Congress a petition for the sep
, aration Of the Gadsden Purchase from the north
q ern part of New Mexico and the erection of an
X independent Territorial Government. To this post.
Mr.. Ii. L. Cook was chosen. How much Of New
Mexico they desire to have included within the
new Territory, We are not Informed but the adj
y vocates Of the separation say that the country is
naturally divided, by the Intervention of deserts
= and mountains, into two States Or governmental
I Jurisdictions, The Gadsden Purchase, or Arri-
zonia, as the residents sometimes styl0 it, contains
a total population of perhaps II thousand persons,
OF whom one-halt are Indians, and a third Mex
leans of u very low class. The rest are Americans
e and Germans. The principal village is Tucson
l. (Tooksonel which aspires to be the capital of the
I new State. There is Il fort in TIE vicinity Of the
" place. with a small garrison of United States
e troops.
THOUSAND LAsHEs TOR BEING SUSPECTED OF
lNCITING SLAVES To REBELLIoN.-We learned last
night from a gentleman that lIurd, the man sus-
n pected Of melting the negroes to rebellion and in
! surrection, was caught in this city, taken to Arkan-
g sas, and to use the expression Of our informant,
G I'VE gave him about a thousand" We also learn
y from Mr.. Robertson, a citizen of Lafayette, that a
5 man by tho name Of Williamson, q worthless vag-
abond, was caught on Saturday, and taken TO
Somerville. Some thirty negroes were also arrest
ed and taken to the same place,--4Nemphis
Enquirer.
b The Philadelphia North American notices the
singular fact that, while most of the commercial
cities of the North have given Buchanan large
t pluralities at the recent election, the Southern
e cities hare nearly all voted tremendously agaist
buchanan.
: Prof. Morse, the American who put lightning into
iron harness and is driving it round the world, has
Il been created a Knight of the Ancient Order of
b Dauneborg, by the King Of Denmark.
5 The READING QUALFlCATIoNs.-It is said that
I 400 persons in Connecticut were disfranchlsed this
g month, by the new Constitutional provision requi-
g ring that they should know how to read and write
e in order to vote. There are few, if any other
States Of the Union, that would show SO small
q population Of ignorant men.
a FREEDOM or OPINION IN OLD VlRdINIA.-A gen
: tleman, Mr.. Stannard, who has been doing bust
nese in Noriork, Va, for some years AMI who was
9 formerly q resident Of Fair Haven. voted in that