Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-04-11
Nrws of the fOrrk.

NANSAS mAT1EHS.-I ne COITeSTOnutnN VI w
St. Louis Democrat writes from ~Lecomptoh, IA. L
The census.takers, under the bogus constitution.
al laws. are at work. They are no, very thorough.
Some neighborhoods they do not visit at all, and
they do not get the names of one-half the actual
residents even where they go. They are the shlr-
deputies. They get four dollars n day for II.
Their operations, since they began to take the CEN
show that the whole thing lie u fraud iron the
beginning.
1t is reported that Col. Lane means to stay in
Kansas, and the pro.slavery men declare he shall
not. Suspicion has again broken ont amongst the
pro. slavery party against Governor Geary. Some
Of them declare that he was in communication
with Lane.
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Several deputy marshals are engaged in making
arrests of political prisoners. U. :. dragons are
osiopally employed. The parties arrested
are taken on charges growing out of the difficulties
summer.
The correspondent OF the Chicago Tribune says
the Shawnee Reserve has not teen declared open
yet, but it is reported that the Sheriff of johnson
county has placed the names of all who say they
have claims in tho Territory, on his census list
There has never been thirty legal voters in that so.
called county, and it is stated that three thousand
are listed. These live in Missouri, where the
Sheriff Of that county and his deputies live.
KANsAs.-At a meeting in New. Haven, Conn,
Senator Wilson stated that it was q fact within his
kuOWleNHe, tnht UoV. OedrV NTOte u L
idept Pierce, some time before the latter went out
of office, that the sufferings of the early Christians
from persecution did not exceed those OF the Free
State people Of Kansas.
In the New York Senate the concurrent resolu.
tons condemnig the recent decision of the United
States Supreme Court in the bred Scott case have
passed after some opposition, by % against 6.
NASHVILLE, April 6.-Snow to the depth of three
inches fell yesterday. The thermometer at 7
o'clock A. NJ. stood at 25 deg. Much damage is
anticipated. The corn and fruit crops are entirely
destroyed. The tobacco crop in Tennessee and
Kentucky is much injured.
HoPEFUL.-The Supreme Court has given q de-
cision in accordance with right and Justice, and
a temporary excitement has arisen in the
Black Republican ranks, it will ultimately destroy
their organization as n party. This decision series
to odcance tie rierS ofMe South, and
while we have such papers as the Day Book, of
New York, in the heart Of FTeesoilism, to impress
the distinctions of race, we may not give up the
hope of a healthful change in the pu bhc mind to the
truth in relation to this great question Of slavery.
South Carolinian.
To DETECT PmoTooRAPHED CouYTERrErTs.-SIR
The Tribune Of the 3l>t ult, publishes a case OF
ittempted passing counterfeit photographic hank
bills upon Messrs. Beck & Go. Photographic bank
bills may he Immediately detected by tie following
chemical application: Procure halfa fluid
ounce Of the solution of cyanide of potassium
(which may be paocured at any respectable drug
storey. With a drop or two of this liquid moisten
part Of the suspected bill, and if it be II pho
bill, the color will in two or three minutes
lie changed or removed; if the bin be genuine
that is, no Photographic will produce no change
upon its color or face.
A.. C. CASTLE, NJ. D.
BLACK AND WMTE.--A negro woman residing
Mt No. 8 Richmond street, Boston, gave birth on
Sunday to two living infants, one of which is
black and the other hite.-ErchdRge.
Or. How would Chief Justice fancy draw the
distinction between the two. as regards their be-
or not being citizens of the U.Stales! Can one
sue in the federal courts and not the other2 Or
are both shut out in consequence of the African
blood which is presumptiyely in them?
KANsAs.-The resignation and the atement of
Geary confirm the truth of the doctrine that we
have So long harped upon. to the ~wearying of our
readers-namelv-that there is no possible way Of
freedom for Kansas, or indeed, for any
part of the nation, without putting down slavery
ia the States. The Supreme Court has clinched
The nail of the argument.-Radical A6olHiOnist.
COMPLIMENTARY. The New Orleans Picayune
lilInCiu NV Ooiu o iuduHuIul Il y IOI
I'VE think the most of our readers will agree
with US in hearty approval of the eminently conf
sentative character of this document, and in the
it inspires that the government is 10 be
administered with n conscientious reference to the
acquisitions of the constitution-the interests OF
the whole Union-the honor, credit and glory of
our beloved country"
AT the end of the same column we find this pe-
culiar announcement:
"a choice selection of slaves will be sold this
day by Messrs. Beard & Co., at Banks Arcade.
field hands. house servants, senmstress.
es, nurses. cooks, washers and ironers, &C., full
particulars of which will be given at sale. Sale
at II O'Clock NJ"
On referring to the next column we find that
LAvINA, aged 25 years, a good seamstress and
waiting maid, and LIZZIE, aged Is years.
very likely. "A good house servant, fully guaran
teed against the vices and malalies prescribed by
law, are FOR sale, and can he seen at any time by
calling at the auctioneer's Office.
As the Pica-une is n conservative" paper, we
that these announcements may be taken as
MIR. Buchanan's endorsements.
MAKING SLAVERY NATfoNAL.-Some of our co.em- |
Doraries are complaining that the Supreme Court
ire making slavery national A mistake. They are
confessing and sanctIuning a long established
act. All the slavery in the nation, is of course. !
and must remain so. while the nation |,
it.-Radicai AdoiiioniSt. .
VIM. A. Harris of Missouri has completed ar. t
angements for becoming editor and proprietor Of t
The Washington Union, to take effect on the 18th a
INST, He was formerly Representative to Con I
,ress from Virginia. and afterward Minister 10
5uenos Ayres, and was favoraily known as edi d
or of Tho. Constitution and Spectator, formerly u
in this city. q
1t is stated that Russia is preparing 0 5000 t
men for a grand demonstration afiainst the Circas- o
ians in the Caucasus. Il
Mr.. DALLAS COMMITTED "A letter from England Il
avs | do not wish to make mischief. but, truth u
o tell, Mr.. Dallas has sadly and potoriquSlv COM
nilted himself. lie has not only exhibited n want .,
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