Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-30

Thy following further particulars Oh the h'u'
mapping case are from the New Albany Tribune
of Oct o5tb. We omit several articles TO make
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From the Albany IrlDuhe' oct 10TH
On Saturday afternoon, while nearly all our
citizens were out at The Fair grounds, some five
or six ruff ans from Louisville, protesting to belong
to the policc of that city. made a decent upon our
nlace. and kidnapped Can't. Horace Bell, Of lIar.
{ison county, Indiana. and by force of arms car.
ried him into Kentucky, without any authority Of
law Whatever. That our readers may better un,
dorstand the nature of this outrage, and what led
TO il. we will briefly recapitulate some circum.
stances that nreceded it.
Ahout n war since. nm old man bv the name of
Bell. together With one of his sons, residing in
Harrison County. nearly opposite Brandenhurg,
Kentucky were kidnnnpol and carried into Ken
tucky on suspicion of secretinp runaway slaves.
There w n no nositivo ev;dence going TO impli-
cate the Bells in ANYTHING of the sort, the infor.
nation beinr riyen nv a miscrennt. who has sew,
era. indictments for perjury hanging over him.
However, the mere suspicion was Sufficient to put
the chiyalry of Kentucky in motion. According,
ingly q gang of rulians from Bfandenbnrg, anne
over in the night time, armed with pistols bowie
knives and other weapons, but no warrant OF law,
and seized the Bells, the older one being seventy
years OF age. While q portion OF the chiyalrous
kentuckiins were engaged in securing the old
man and his son, another portion OF them stood
guard over the old woman and a little girl, who
were the only inmates Of the house, BESIDES the
two kidnapped Bells.
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Col Marsh oF Unrrisnn ronnty Who had inter.
e.ted himself actively To nrocure tho necessary
bail, was shot down in the streets Of Brandenburg,
in broad daylight. and his murderer was allowed
TO make his esclpe, no doubt with the aid and
connivance Of the citizens of Braudenburg. This
had the effect to intimilate others from making
similar attempts to serve the prisoners, and they
had a cneeriess prospect oeiore theE'' although
guilty Hi no cilehse against Tue laws 0' Ne"'u'AJ'
orof Tue ohloh'
In the mean timeCap .lloraceBell and his broth
er John. who were residing in California, hearing
of the condition of affairs, determined to return
home to Indiana and release their father, or perish
in the attempt. 1t was a noble and fliaI duty they
undertook torperiorm, and most gnllantly did they
perform it. All honor to them for the deed. They
could have gathered around them a regiment OF
gallant lndianians, who, II need he, would not
have lett one stone upon another OF the brahden'
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They were soon IN the'r SKIN ana rowing lot the
Indiana shore. Before reaching midway OF the
OHIO, the whole popala'lon OF brandenDnFg seem
ed to be IN notion, ana fdNhinG down to"aruc the
beach. Capt. Bell arose to his feet and gracefully