Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-19

PAyNE's WHISKY BfLL.--The Sandusky Pioneer
says that "the Liquor Bill Of Hon. IL. B. Payne,
the bred Sect, candidate, during the late Conven
ton in Room No. 1870, in the American House,
Columbus. alone amounted to Sl75 81" lift requi-
red Sl75 37worth of whisky to nominate a demo-
cratic candi date for Governor, what will he the
amount required to elect himY-Hardin Rep.
DEATH FROM LIQUoR DRtNKING.-A letter from
Patriot, Switzerland county, to the Veyay Rcyeille,
says:
A few days since, some teu or fifteen boys, from
ten to fifteen years Of age, made up a purse, 'and
sent one of the number to one of our grog shops.
and bought several quarts of bad whisky, upon
viii, h most Of them got intoxicated, aud several
of them quite drunk. One of them, named Albert
Driver, died from its effect. He was ten years old
last November. the other boys got the whisky
aud encouraged, and even urged the yonger ones
to drink.
LARGE Recommendations N. Robertson, who
lived in Charlotte county, Va, died on the 22d ult,,
and left a will emnncipating about IS slaves, and
dividing his real estate and other property among
them. Provision is made in the will for their re-
moval to Liberia.
"Louis, the we'll. beloved" said the priest who
announced the death of Louis the Fifteenth, ''
sleeps in the Lord" IF such n mass of laziness
and lust" growis Carlye. in reply, sleeps in the
Lord, who, think YOU, sleeps elsewhere?"
wrscoNsIN NoMINArioNs.-The Republican Con-
vention at Madison. wisconsin,, on friday last nom
mated A. W. Randall, for Governor, and Charles,
Spurs, Lieutenant Governor.
SEVERAL priests have been communicate bv
the Bishop of Augsburg in Bavaria. for holding
that salvation may be found within the pale Of
other churches than that of Rome
AN ABoLIrIoN1sr.-On wednesday evening. a
resident of Prince William county, named Craw'
ford, was committed to Jail by Justice Kankey.
charged with declaring that be was an Abolition
list, that he believed a negro as good as he was,
If he behaved himself. and maintaining, by speak.
ing, that persons have not the right of property
in slaves under the law."-Richmond " South"
ATTENPT TO KIDNAP.-The Harrisburgh Tele.
graph says that a negro named Bob Stewart tried to
kidnap a small cOloied boy at II colored camp.mee-
ting near Haldemanstown, on Tuesday Of last
week. The boy was found gagged and tied to the
fence. and when liberated stated that he had been
violently seized by Stewart and confinediwhere he
was found. Stewart being caught near by. was
severely beaten by the excited crowd who had
rescued the boy.
The Hon. II. j. Gardner was renominated for
Governor of Massachusetts, by Conventions which
met as two-the one representing the so. called
National American party and the other the So
called American party of Massach but
which soon practically fused into one
II. T. TIrUs, who carried the title of "Col &"
away from Kansas, and came very near e%nlarging
into n lieutenant General in Nicaragua. has suhsi.
ded to the business of pine boards at Kansas City,
MO.
SOUTHERN AID.-The Southern Aid Society has
issued q circular calling for funds, on the ground
that the Gusp ell seems to be more decidedly owned
of God at the South than at the North there being
more Orthodox conversion in Southern than III
Northern churches. if God is always on the side OF
numerical majorities in TIE name of religion, we
ought to have a Papal Aid and a hamme
Aid Society. Nay a Satan Aid Society might call for
funds with the loudest voice Christian Register.
EMANCIPATION OF sLAvEs.-By the will of Mrs.
II. ii Coalter, who died in Stafford county Va,
last week, NINETY. t,ro of her slaves were set free.
They are to go to Liberia or some other free Sta tie,
which they may select or. if they prefer remain
ing in Virginia, are permitted to select their own
ers among the relatives Of the decendent. Charles
her favorite man-servant, besides his freedom, re.
ceives a 500 annuity Tor life.
JouN Mitchell is on his way to the North for the
purpose of pr releasing necessaryimatertals for the
establishment OF ANEW parer, in connection with
Mr.. W. G. Swan, at Knoxville, Tennessee, to be
called The Southern Citizen. Tbs fol lowing from
the prospectus indicates the political character Of
the paper:
Holding that the institution of negro slavery
is a sound, just. Wholesome institution; and there
fore that the question ro-opuing the African slave
trade is a question of expediency alone, the c0nGuc.
tors of the Southern Citizen will, in view OF the late
action of the Southern Commercial Convention at
Knoxville, apply themselves to search out and
bring to light all accessible information bearing
upon that important subject-on the whole indus.
trial condition and necessities of the south-on the
actua. state of the negro races of Africa, and on
the policy and action of European powers in refer
ence to the slave trade.