Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-06-13

A FREE CoUNrRY.-Any person curious to know
hop free our country is, is referred to an article in
a preceding column, headed "ProslaveryG Gags
"A free man-so the account goes-sentenced to
ten years Imprisonment in the Penitentiary for the
astonishing crime of baviaga copy Of Uncle Toms
Cabin in his possessionl Let Louis Napoleon,
The Czor--the Pope, the Crank Turk, or any
body else beat that who can. The Maryland slave
holders who make and execute such laws, are near
of kin to Ohio Republicans and Disciples, who
drag quiet, worthy citizens from the dinner table
and throw them into the street with blows and
murderous threats, because of their complexion
No wonder such Republicans are blatant for the
Union. They are governed by their afinities, and
are only kept at tavern keeping and store-keeping,
because we have in this latitude no Brookes,
Toombes, and Atchinson to give them employment
as 'nigger drivers" What q glorious free coun'
try, North and South.
THE ASSAULT UPON Mr.. JoLLlFFE.-The kidnnp-
per Gaines who assaulted Mr.. Jollife in Coving-
ton, Ky, a few days since, was subsequently
brought before the Mayor Of the City and had a
Jury trial for the offence. The case was given
I U tue jury o wv 'Nh
The jury after being out nearly an hour, came in
and said they could not agree, and wished to go
to dinner, but the Mayor sent them back. They
finally came in with q verdict fning the defendant
500, so and costs.
That is certainly a very liberal distribution OF
Justice for kentucky in such a case. Cincinnati
has often failed to make as good q 2retence for
the protection Of abolitionists.
RGynJupAs SECOND, REwARpED.-The Vicksburg
(Miss.) Wing states that 800 900 were subscribed
in that city, May 5th, toward purchasing q plan
tation for ex-President Pierce. The sum asked for
the property is 500, 900, leaving 81, 900 yet to be
subscribed in order to complete the purchase.
Let us see how the price Of blood which this
, second Judas is to receive will compare with the
price received by Judas the first. The last named
! betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces OF Sttrer, while Ju-
das the second betrayed three millions of his breth-
ren-the number of slaves in the Union-ior one
I hundred thousand dollars, which sum divided by
0 three millions, gives three and o%ne-third coppers
r for each. Verify, the sin of this second Judas is
much greater than that OF ancient JUDAS, Tor WINE
=. he had the advantages ofmore light and knowledge
: than bis predecessor, he has received only three
. and one third coppers for what the ancient specu-
5 lator received thirty pieces of silver for; q very
. low price for bodies and souls. with the peace and
s quiet of his conscience thrown in !-I3erSure Boat.
e A short but very good sermon for the text. But
it seems that Judas, traitor as he is is not ike to
t get his reward. The papers now say that this
y great contribution is all a myth. That no body
proposes thus ~liberally to reward the Ex-Presi,
dent.
PuTNAMs MONTHLY, for June concludes the
ninth volume of this successful magazine
Putnam as well as Dickens Household Words
and that valuable Juvenile Magazine, the School
n fellow are now issued by MILLER & Co, successors
l. to Dix Edwards & Co.
s THE BAKERS, gave one of their excellent enter
Y tainments to the people of Salem last week. They
had a delighted audience, and will be welcomed
d again when they visit us.
THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE WESTERN ANTI.S LA
VERY SOCIETY, will be held at Alliance, this yea
commencing on Saturday the 9Th of September.
s The National Democracy" of Texas. at thei
j late Nominating State Convention, heartily indors
;, ed the Cincinnati Democratic Platform and ampli
s fed it as follows;
"ReSOlred, That the citizens of the Southern State!
: have the indefeasib!e right to carry their slaves
Il into any territory belonging to the United States
e and there to exercise and enjoy all the rights o
y ownership and property, as freely ana Us luuy III
in the State from which they emigrate and tina
any interference with or obstruction to the enjoy
ment and exercise of their rights, as Southern cti
zens, by the Government of the United States, Oh
By tile inhabitants Of any Territory, would be a vic
%lation of the rights of the Southern States, which
they possess as sovereign States and co-equal mem
bers of the American confederacy."
q New WHEAT.-At Augusta Ga on the 30th o
v May some samples of new white wheat, raiseC
! near that city, were exhibited, and it is said, look
u ed exceedingly fine, although not dry enough 70
'e the mill. The wheat crop of Georgia will be yer.
heavy. Harvest has already commenced.
LEGALIzING CRIME.-A Republican exchang
says if Mormonism is to have its way, 1--WE shal
next be called upon to allow of Territories il
Is which theft shall be a recognized institution
IT But, we ask, has not that demand been made al
ready? What is that institution which we ar
ic asked to consider as authorized by the Cons,itu
ton, and fit to be extended into Kansas, if tn
people wish What else but theft can you max
out of human slavery2 TRY it on" and see hoy
much it lacks of being q system of continuou
stealing. Make some weak-minded and ignoran
ID neighbor work for you for nothing and no,
er long will it be before he lets you know that he cor
siders you a robber ?-Minnesota Republican.
a BLOODY TRAGEDY IN KENTUCKY.
ut As the Lexington & Covington train were pas
as ing q couple of miles this side of Wincheste
Kentucky, on Saturday the body of a man W,
" discovered lying near the road. and still q lit
a farther on, another body lying in a similar conc
nd tion was seen. The parties were Col. JAN
PRICE, of Clark county, KY, an old and esteem'
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