Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-01-30

SO 1T SHALL BE.-"History is Philosophy
t0aching by example," and in u certain fact or
two OF recent history there is food for solemn
reflection, which we commend to the attention OF
those Northern members Of Congress who purpose
10 vote for the ACCEPTANCE vi the LecOmpton
Constitution. The bit Of history We refer to Is
this. Of lie THIRTEEN Northern members q nc
Senate Uho roted for the hdRsds-N Nebraska BH
Mree years ago, 6M FOUR noto hare seats IN Mdt
body. These four are Senator Stuart of Michigan,
Senator Jones Of Iowa, Senator Douglas OF ILL
nois, and Senator Thomson of New Jersey. The
only reason why the three first Of these have not
lost their seats is simply bee iuse their terms have
not yet expired, and shere has been no opportunity
to elect other men.-Of the FoRTY.Two members Of
Tie House from the Northern States ioho roted for
Mts Blu, but THREE are member Of the present
House. These are j. Clancy Jones and L. b.
Florence of Pennsylvania, and W. II. English of
Indiana. Upon all the other thirty, the waters
of political oblivion have closed foreyer.-Nto
York Courier &c Enquirer,
NEGRO SrEALrNo.-Twenty.four negroes were
stolen recently, in one night, from an estate
within four leagues of the city Of Havana,
ana from one estate in the interior Of the island
one hundred and ten bozdleS were run of in a
single night. Three men are in prison at Saugua
Ia Grande, charged with negro stealing" -Neu
Orleans Delta.
Gov. Wise, in his views of the Kansas question
ia not supported by his party in Virginia. The
Democratic members Of the Legislature adopted,
IN caucds, resolutions opposed to his doctrine
Similar resolutions have been passed by the
House, and will doubtless pass the Senate.
PRoF. AGAssIz.-Not content with the posi-.
tive declination of the distinguished naturalist,
Agassiz, (f Harvard University to take up his
residence in France, Louis Napoleon has redoubl
ed his efforts and solicitations.
a Paris letter says there is a renewed agitation
among the Swans Of Paris, at the magnificent
offer the Emperor again makes to Professor
Agassiz to induce him to fill the chair made va
cant by NJ. DOrbigny in the Museum au Jardin
des Planters. The Offer is 100000 francs and
u seat in the Senate.
The GREATEST FAILURE YET.-A c%untempora-
ry considers the present winter the most decided
failure recently recorded, There has been no
winter yet, but in name.
LATTER DAY DEMocRAcY.-"We wheel about. we
turn about, we do just 3d."
"And every time we turn about, the further
South we go.Ha
One Of the speakers at the late clarifying din
ner given to the fllibustcr Walker, at the Rich
mond, pronounced himself in favor of Il Southern
Republic, "whcre negroes could be servants and
white men gentlemen"
VIcToRIA's CnILDREN.-The Queen's children
are rapidly growing up. The Princess Royal,
who is about to be married, is now aged II; the
Prince of Wales is l6; the Princess Alice, whose
hand is to be demanded in marriage by the Prince
of Orange, is Ii: and the Prince Alfred whose,
residence at Alverback his mamma graciously
visited, is l3. Besides these four eldest, the fam
lily includes Helen, IL; Louise, 9 Arthur, 7;
aud Leopold, 4.