Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-30


more beautiful to the minds eve than any fabric
: Of rarest French skill--mOro marvellous than an
Q tapestry woven for kngs-where every color min
; giles with every thread in mpetcst harmony aud
on the grnndest scale to display the triumph ands
+, toe blessings of peace.
t "Accept the assurance of the sincere regard
with which have the honor to be, gentlemen, your
faithful servant and fellowci'izen.
CHARLES SUMNER.
| ITO John Munroe, B. c. Wainwright. Elliot c.
Cowdin, Esqs, and others, American merchants
ut Paris"
TnE Boston Traveller forciby says that the latest
develUpement of the tprit of slavery is always its
/ meanest developement. Everything progresses"
ana according to its nature ; and sayery's nature
beng hideous, all that flows from it is desperately
wicked. Every Ctep that il takes is downward
aud in the cause of darkness The public are
aware that there is II free negro 8choot in The city
/ ot washington. w Among the trustees is DR.. L. u.
Gale, who Is tin Oldest examiner in TIE Patent
/ Oihce, with salary of $4,000. This Office he has
been Obliged tn resign, in order avoid removal,
because he Is a trustee of the negro school The
Buchanan administration thus announces to the
world that it will not allow free coured children
to be educated, if it prevent it, in the capital
/ OF the nation, place taking the name of Wash
iogton.
SOME OF T. f. ys--Speaking Of the effect Of
ntermirriage among blood relations, the Fred
ericksburgh tVa.) News says:
"In this country, in which we are raised for
twenty generations back. .cer:ain families of wealth
and respectability haze intermarried until there
cannot he found in three or four of them sound
man woman. One has sore eyes another scrufula
Il third is an idot Il fourth blind, fifth bandy-
legged, a sixth with head about the size OF O
turnip, with not one out Of the number exempt
from physical defects Of somO kind other.
The Washington Union trusts there is mot a
solitary traitor in the Democratic party" Certain
ly there is not. Nothing is easier than to find "a
traitor" there, but he isn't soltary"-he is ia
The midst Of a vast number Of his fellows.-Louis-
Cttte Journal.
Sixteen members of Dr. Geo. B. Cheever's
Church, last week, invited him to resign his pas
torai charge over the Church of the Puritans in
this City, dislking his On the matter of tho
| Supreme Court bred Scott decision Last night
there was meeting of his church and copprepa-
tion, which resulted in unanimous vote sustain
ing DR.. Cheever. The parties who signed the let
ter asking the Doctor to resign, were among the
audience, and either voted with the majority or
kept sllence.-NeW York Tribune.
! IT Gers Two WAYs-The Jo,unaEof Commeyee
ccntends thrt the agsressious of Slavery are owing
tNtbe assaults that AbolitiOnis.s have made on
that institution
The same reasoning makes the Journal of Com.
me'ce itself responsible for the growth OF Aboli-
toGisni Ihat Journal has spent twenty years Of
ITS lite IN putting DOWN AbolitGnists. Suppose
they practice what they preach lie, the Abolition
Its alone, and seJ if they won't die out-Peter
SmiM.
Sixteen members of DR.. Cheever's Church, last
week invited him to resign his pastoral charge over
he Church Of the Puritans If this vity, dslikine
s un IN tier nf he Sun n,oJ
'cltt decision. Last night there was neetng
u his church and congregation which resulted IN
N unanimous vote sustaining DR.. Cheever. The
artles whD signed the letter asking the Doctor to
esiSn, were aInung!the audience, rnd either voted
yith the majority or kept silenee.--Ael0 York
Tribune.
ATTEMPTING TO ABscoND.-Johnson, slave of Jos,
'arter, taken on board the schooner Mary Hart
,alt. Ayre of Massachusetts, ut Norfolk il an.
,earS, had secreted himself un board the schooner
nd being discovered 10y Capt. Ayre he immedi-
tely went ashore and gave information upon
winch an officer went on board and secured him.
)apt. Ayre acted very prcdcntly, for an inspector
listed hls schooner only half an hour later and if
he negro had been found in his cuncealment Capt
Ayre would have been subjected to some trouble
Is it was. Capt. AYre and his crew had only to
appear before the Mayor yesterday morning, when,
hese particulars being stated. they were immedi-
tely discharged -NOJoik paper.
An exchange notices "a most powerful revival"
n which one hundred and twenty persons have
roessed conversion, adding, as If llustratvely,
hat 1.-The pastor, few SAbbaths ago, baptized
prty-s;x at one time, al tocnfyeighH minutes"
Perhaps this brother performed his duty with as
luch prupriety less actiys man might have
one il with but until II difficulty arises in bap-
zing converts as tasr as they preseht themselves,
here will be no need Of quite mucn speed in
hat department of ministerial la5or.-M Y Ex-
ntiaer.
There is q negro named Grey, now living in
chicago. who holds passport under the hand of
he Secretary of State, broad seal attnched which
declares that he is citizen Of the United States,
.nd guarantees him protection. Mr.. G. also holds
certificate Of RECOMMENDATION made in 1885, which
5 signed by James Buchanan, who therein
states that 'Mr. Grey is II citizen of the United
States " In view uf tue recent dec sion of the
Supreme Court, the question arises how and by
What Law coioTed men have ceased to be citizens
ince?
Governor Wise is out again in n letter, strongly
rging his scheme for the regeneration and saliva
ion Of Virginia financially, rhat is by means of q
* on oysters and oyster beds. He ought to in
lude apple.toddy aud egg nog.
KENTucKY,-The Newport Ne'cs (Freesoil) says.
The true love. Of liberty in Kentucky is manifest
ng, ltSell more strongly tnhh M any iufmer perlOu
md indications OF public sentiment in our favor
ire lowering thick around us" The editor calls
lpon ahe friends of freedom to form " state organ
zation to prevent the draining off Of the intellect
,t Kentucky by emigration.
CHARLES SuMNER.-Dr. Jas. Weman. Of Fitch
burg writes that he passed the evening OF April
Is with Sumner in Paris. Mr. Sumner stated
hat he was rapidly gaining from day to day,and
confidently anticipated complete and speedy
EuIoRArIoN TO TUE WEsr-The Columbus
Gazette says it is a safe calculation to say that
Is 900 people will leave Ohio the present season
or the West