Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-06-20

CoLCMBus' June Nv. II. Gibson, Treasurer
o. the State, resigned his Office today, and the
Governor has appointed A, r.. Stone Of this city
TO- hI the vacancy. a detcit of 100000 has been
discovered In tho Treasury which Gibson saws ex.
lsied when he came into Office. caused by the de-
isicaMGh ci John G. Brcslin, the former Treasur.
en- me Governor has appointed VIM. Dennison,
IN conJ unctlon with the Auditor, to make a full ex-l
animation OF the condition of the treasury. Not.
withstauding this deficit the July interest will be
paid.
The mint has paid out 6,000,00 Of the new
coinage OF cents, and orders are pouring in from
all quarters. The whole force of the establish.
ment is being employed upon this new coin, and
2Io,64O are manufactured daily.
The MARSHAL AND GAINES SLAVE CAsE.-FEEs
or THE MARsHAL's PossE.-On yesterday we saw
in U. $. Marshal Sinford's office, an order from
the authorities at Washington, directing him to
pay all the U, S. Marshal's posse in the late Mar.
shall & Gaines slave case except those who at the
time were Policemen, Deputy Shorifs or Consta
bles. These were not allowed their claims, it be.
ing the opinion of the President that as officers of
the law they were bound to assist when called up
on. There were over five hundred of the posse"
and about one-third of that number were police
men. The amount due each man averages over
forty dollars.-CiH, Gazette, June In.
DIVISION OF CALIFoRNIA.--The last news from
our Pacific empire was that the Legislature of
hhb luu HbCObu III GubblIAAAhH " NV
people the question of calling a convention to re-
wise the Constitution Of that State. The %pretext
for this is for California to legalizs her public debt,
and resume the payment of interest thereon. But
though this is the ostensible motive. the real de.
sign is to divide California into three States. That
Pacific region is filed with ambitious men, who
aspire to be Governors of States, members of the
Senate, &C., but there are not now States enough
to make chances for them all. Then there is still
another motive, add that is, to make a slave state
Of the most s%outherly of the three new States
Gin. Gazette.
The DRED ScoTT DECISION IN New YoRK.-I
Sir: 1t has been the practice of the New. York
Custom House, until the last month, to grant pro-
%tections to colored seamen. This protection GER
titled thu. the bearer had produced proof that he
was a citizen of the United States. They now
erase the word citizen, and insert the word ndtiCe.
The law reads hats li American vessels bound on
a foreign voyage shall have n crew whereof two
thirds are citizens of the United States, but does
not say n word about natjUeS. Can you inform
me if the Collector is right in clearing q ship
when he knows that all the crew, except the Off
GERS, are natives, but not citizens? W.. II.
1nsUer.-Right. according to the Declaration of
Independence and the Federal Constitution
wrong(we understand according to the bred Scott
decision.-N. y Tribune.
Coon News FROM Observation-Disclosures
TRIUMPH The doubt that has hung over the
result of the election in Minnesota for O week
past, is removed. The triumph of the Republic
an party is complete, and that too IN the face
of the most stupendous fraud perpetrated by
the Pro-Slavery party.
The MinneSotian of the 2Sth inst, brings the
following returns; Republicans elected SO, Dem
ocrats 80; to hear from, Is, making q Republic
an majority, even should all the districts to be
heard from return pro-slavery delegates. But
there is almost n certainty that half a dozen of
them are Rpublicans.
The st. Paul Pioneer, the Democratic organ,
of 9Th, says: eve are apprehensive that we
'shrieked,' too soon in reference to the large
Democratic majority in the coming of the Con-
stitutional Convention. Southern Minnesota
licans. We fear the Abolitionists have carried
the Convention"
The Right Not TO be sued" which has been fully
established for our colored fellow citizens by the
decision of Judge fancy in the bred Scott case, is
likely to be a useful one. The Bangor Wing gives
the following report of a case in the police court
in that city:
David Sands rs. William Barronett, action for
debt for $50, balance of account. The defendant
being of african descent and having no rights
white men are bound to respect put in a
special plea that under the late decision of the U.
S, Supreme Court by Judge fancy he is not a citi-
zen of the United States, and therefore can't sue
in any court. NOR be sued. The learned counsellor
for the plaintiff, being a bunker OF the most hunk
erish stripe, Immediately upon reading the plea
wilted and allowed q non-suit. 1t is maliciOusly
said, in groups where politicians do most congre-
standing, if he dared oppose the decision of Judge
fancy, which is universally received by the Demo.
cratic press as q party creed"
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