Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-03
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

PRINTING DoNE on Born SIDES OF rur SmEEr.
MT Moses y. Bcach has made an improvement W
Hoe $ best printing press, by which The shee''
allcr Iclng printed ON one side in the usual way
Is immediately drawn back and printed on tue
other site, from the SECOND furrn. which takes
the place Of the balancc'wcight on the tyre
drum. By this arrangement tho sheet Is
drawn back without checking or changing the or
binary action on any part of the press, and the
amount OF work done in the same time is thereby
doubled. An Extra SIM" has been struck oil as
an experimental sheet" and certainly its ap-
pearance indieates that Mr.. Hcach's invention
VIII prove "a success in cvbry important respect.
his VIII prove VI vast benefit to the iiOlcssiun.
New CENT PlECR.--Thc Government having be.
come disguised with the 1851 cent piece, has got
ou' another. The new coin is Of nickel, aud OF
tho same size ms the other: it has the head OF an
Indian girl upon one side, and the words United
States Of America, with the date. Upon the re-
verse Is q wreath surmuuntcd with n shield, with
n bunch of Of arrows cntwiued Mt the bottom, aud
the words One Cent in the middle OF 1t. The
workmanship, as well rs the design, is beautifully
executed.
A MODEL ArroiNrEE IN ILLINors.--Among
the ~vlndictivc removals made by the Adminlstra-
Won, IN its astute management OF political AFFAIRS
in Illinois, is that of Gen. Jacob Fry, as collector
Mt Chicago. His successor is Mr.. S%trother, oil
whose soundness in the faith the Chicago Tribune
gives this satisfactory account:
"Mr. Strother believes, rs we are told, that HUI
man Slavery is of divine origin and Of course
right per Sc. The righteousness and necessity Of
the Slave Trade are among the cardinal points OF
bis political creed, and the duty Of Africanizing
all the unsettled portions of this Republic is ever
before him. With such a code for the regulation
Of his political action, we see nothing in the way
of his rising to higher stations before Mr.. Blu
chanan's administration expires"
THE WAY THE MONEY Gots.-Senator Wilson.
in his speech on the eytrGvugant sums spent by
the Administration in collecting the national rev
enue, states that there are at Niagara 10 men EN-
ploycd at an expense of $4,000 to collect $1,000;
at Oswego % men at $4,000 to collect $4,000; at
Buffalo 20 men at SIT 600 to collect $4,000: at
Plattsburgh 26 men Mt II 600 to collect SlS,OOO;
at Burlington 80 mon at SIC, 600 to collect SS,5OO;
at Wiscasset 8 men at II 900 to collect Sl3O; at
Portsmouth 81 men at Sll 900 to collect IS, 800; at
Newburyport Is men at Sc, 200 to collect 50 900:
at Marblehead 9 men at 81, 900 to collect $3.50; at
New Bedford ii men mt $500 to collect $4,000: Mt
Perth Amhoy Is mon at =. 800 to collect 81 800;
at Norfolk - men at $4,000 to collect SCI, 900; at
Oesacoko I men at 81 900 to collect $50: at
Toledo ! men at $l,400 to collect S5G7, at Detroit
10 men at 81, GOO to collect Sl95; mt San Francis,
co l3I men at Si02, 900 to collect u ,5SO,O0O; at
Benicia 3 men at 81 400 to collect $1,000; Mt Stock
ton | man at s.. 100 to collect SlF3; at Sacrament
to | man at 50 GOO to collect S402; at San Diego
4 men at s. 600 to collect $50; at Monterey 3
men at s. $50 to collect SIS; at San Pedro q men
at 81 ,20O to collect S3Ol.
A glance at these figures will suffice to convince
AM men that the number Of employees at these
places las been purposely increased in order to
afford snug places for politicians whom the party
finds it necessary to reward. Two or three men
would serve to do all the work allotted to 20 or %;
but the Democratic party never hesitate about
quartering its paupcrS on the public treasury
IiHSdWgh Gazette.
RErsRLrCAN TRIUMPH IN VIRGtNIA-The spring
election in Hancock county, Virginia. was close
ly contested between the %Lccompton and Anti
Lecompton forces. Enc County Clerk elected is u
Republican, and his majority was $50, Mr.
Buchanan carried the county in 1856 by $50 ma
iorisy.