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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-12-11
THE SLAVE TRADE RESUMED IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Notwithstanding the act prohibiting the sale Of
slaves in the District OF Columbia, u disgraceful
auction scene Of this character has recently been
witnessed in Washington. Some days ago an ad'
vertisement appeared in the National Inteltigeucer
stating that on a certain day ten slaves would be
sold at auction, in front Of the City Jail. But 10
consequence Of the stir made by the announcement,
the sale took place withih the walls of the jail
This Jail, with the ground on which IL stands, is
Federal Property. Each chattel as it was offered
for sale, was submitted to the examination, manu-
al and ocular, of the bidders, ms is usual 10 such
cases. In one instance, where a young mother
and her infant child we're under the hammer, she,
of course, standing with the child in her arms, he
sale fingered so long that the poor woman, from
fatigue and excitement. sank exhausted to the
ground.
There were quite a large number Of persons
present Mt this sale. and though efforts were made
to prevent the attendance Of any but bona fde pur
chasers, there were some who came from pure Gu,
riosity to see the " odus operandi Of y slave auc,
tion. Let sbose who i~msginc that the slave trade
is abolished in the District. think IF this fact. and
that the slaves were brought up from a
Maryland estate to lie sold in the National Metrop.
oils.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-12-11

at is stated that efforts are now being made to
force slavery upon Arizonia. A movement is on
foot to restrict emigration there, by all possible
means, to the slaveholding States. OF course
when the point is once made, the free States can
supply the large number of emigrants and the
country. too. ia not suited to the institution.
Just now slaves may be profitable employed work
ing the silver and quicksilver mines, but when
the news gets abroad, through California and
elsewhere, that money is to be made in that q uar-
ter, indians and Chinese can be hired to work
much cheaper, with no attendant responsibility
like that which attaches to the ownership Of
slaves.
IL have not the least doubt, from the signs
about me, that the bangers.on of Mr.. Buchanan
seeing that the scepter is to pass from their q asr,
will make heaven and earth bend to their schemes
for securing not only all the patronage of this
Administration, but, by action in advance, OF
whatever they can of the next. The Lecompton
organs are generally avowedly in a state of decay,
Their decrepitude is lamentable and truly piteous,
Day after day they cry out for assistance to stay
them a little while longer as they totter along to
extinction. But it would seem that a large hone
Of ultimate reward has led many Of the martyrs
to the Kansas policy of the Administrator to
combine to secure the census printing for 1860, a
nice job of nearly two llions,'-Phaadelphi
Press. #H...' .r. .| ri U -.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-12-11
WHOLESALE EXECUTIONS IN INDIA.

Mr.. Chas. Buxton, an English member of Par.
lament, in a recent address to his constituents,
thus spoke of the wholesale executions which have
occurred in India:
How many persons do you think we executed in
the city of Allahabad? Just realize the awful hor.
ror OF but one e1ecutiOn-the fearful mental agony
of the man who feels the rope round his neck, and
then tho drop fall. In than city we executed in
cold blood Muieen hundred persons! [Shame. l.
In the Punjaub, where no outrage whatever was
committed. we executed fire thousand persons! |
read that myself in a letter from Sir John Law.
renee. Is it not awful to think Of hanging and
shooting FIVE thousand human beings? And If
this was done in the P%upjaub, what must have
been done in Bengal, where rebellion really raped?
Why, we seem to have pu, to death without mercy
any man who took sides against us. For instance
a Rajah saved the life Of Mr.. Mitchell and other
Europeans. But, under compulsion, he said, he
aided the rebels, lilo was caught and hanged. /
knew the family of an officer Of the Bhopaul Con
tingent They told me that when the contingent
mutiDied two hundrsd Of them, with great diff,ul,v
saved the lives of this gentleman and his brother
officers and also refused to march of AMI TAXA nm
arms with the mutineers. Well, General - ar
rived. And what did be do but put to death these
very two hundred men. on the ground that thew
had fought against their brethren. And | heard
Mr.. Layard give an account of their execution
which WAS heart'rending to hear. [Sbsme
shame. A friend Of mine wrote home. with vlse.
how he had destroyed eighty villages. read a
letter from a soldier, who said that after a vbo,s
sale massacre OF their prisoners. they flung the
bodies into q pi. and covered them over. Ono of
them recovered his senses, aud came WANDERING
into camp. lie was again sho: the next moroiny
All about Delhi the head men Of every viilags
where the telegraph had been broken were han rod
though they had no more to do with il than | adj
( said ii in Tho House. ami | say it here. again,
that the men who did that did murder.
-. s..lr.e a..
CIVILIZATION IN SOUTHERN AFRICA The British
Governm . t has placed E+0, 900 Tor 5000 OOOl n,
nuaily for three years, at the disposal of the prss
ent enlightened and abb. Governor of its C,l,nv
At the Cape of Good Hope. for the purpose of civ.
''z'"g the aborisines of that region. A hospital
b . been erected which has already extended "a.
Lief TO over $4,000 patients. Good roads bavs
been commenced, and plan of Industrial trainin,
for the children Of natives has been established -
Several of the African Chiefs have sen, forty of
their Sous 10 DO educated at tbs Cape, and the
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-12-11

A COURAGEOUS SENATOR In the Indiana Sen.
ate. Dec. 2ud, in a discussion in reference to in.
Structions to representatives regarding the admis'
sion of Kansas.
"Mr. Gooding.- When the proper time comes,
| shall have q platform to introduce into which |
shall declare that the Constitution Of the United
States does not carry. extend or prohibit slavery
anywhere on Coils %footstool, but simply declares
Il to be tho law where IL exists by law, and allows
it where the people will have it. l shall also de
clare that the people of n Territory have n right tn
vote upon the adoption OF their Constitution, and
that no State ought hereafter to be admitted until
the people have exercised that right or have
had the opportunity so to d.; and fourthly,
that the Congress of the United States ought not
tn pass a law to protect slavery in Il Territory in
n word. that Congress ought not to pass Il slavc
code for the Territories Of the Union.
! hope tina; this question will he postponed two
or three weeks in order that we may do the leg;ti.
mate business. and then,I shall be ready to march
into the Senate and define my position, and, il need
be, to roll up my sleeves and fight the whole
House.
A M oO'uah 10 u nary TOdu ~ IIdftl
you may fad ILaughter.]
"Mr. Gooding.--'I will leave no senator upon
this floor in doubt in reference to a single ques.
zion. Especially will l say that l r~epudiate the
bred Scott decision, in so far as it declares tina.
the Constitution carries slavery into the Territories.
l am a Democrat! l stand upon Democratic
ground, and l will show this House that Henry
Clay.so declared that Lewis Cass so declared
that Durham and English, and all the Indiana
Democrats, so declared four and two years ago.
{ dog here barked 10 the lobby speaker remark
ed loudly. 'DOorkeeper,r run that dog out!) Laugh,
ter.
IN Prcsident-I am not going to make a
speech now, 6nt ! wish to inform the Senator'S thai
while they are making platforms, that | too, who
stand upon the ground Of personal sovereignty
have a right to bring in a platform to submit it to
this Senate, upon which ] am willing to stand, and
upon which ! am willing to face a frowning and q
weeping world"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-12-11

NORMAL SCHOOL FOR CoLoRED GIRLS AT WASHING.
TON. ID. C.-This schoul has maintained o sub,
stautial though quiet existence for seven years, in
ringing no law, and Uninterrupted except by the
failing health of the teachers. 1t needs no sup.
port. There is in Washington a population of ten
thousand free colored people, unproyided with
public school funds. or any other adequate means
Of education. The agent and principal Of the
school. Miss NJ. Miner. is now soliciting funds to
erect a ~bu,liing for the accommodation Of the school
the lot having been purchased and paid for some
years since by the contributions of many persons,
principally in Philadelphia. Two thousand dollars
are already realized for the proposed building, and
FIVE thousand more are required.
There must be in this city many well to do citi
zens who will be glad TO c)ufribute funds toward
an object which has thus far proved eminently
iu every regard, and which promises
great good for the, future.
Funds left at our Office will be forwarded to
Miss NJ. Miner. who is for the present at The resi-
dence of Mr., E. G. Miner, is William street,
New York = Cincinnati Gazette, ....a.n..-;
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na9 @aliicrnten 81 9ebe1, no er ldon
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SlrmplO Gu9e Iber &orffni.

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Rni perISnlif feunen. Wir ipedIelten elnt9e
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6 . III . . bon Wtericp erflart i'm gi..O.
Seralo auf'5 8eltliumtelte, Dap CT in ~feinerIei
SerbinDuu9 nit WlIfer crer anoeren 6libultiern
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nldt5 BON ibten Plduen IMP tGnne AUDI mad
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ibnen baben.
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Slad Walrlor BON SaUannab lit nit 9tadri6s
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fet.
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Sele9rGpbtlcDe cacbricbten
8er4atet fiji rbenr 8a~Ittmpre Weder.~
SpnnreR.

8a5btn9tpn, 70. Mprit. 20 en- a t.
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Der pbne ipe5ie0e @rlaubntB beS @ouSrelie6 abb
sel6lcienen lttabs@~ ontrafte ein.1 l115n sf94..
Sau8. Die COMMITTEE fir ausnGrti9e
NnSeegenbeiten beauftra8te beute ibren @crs
fiter, Serrn @liusutan, einen 8ei6tuB gu be-
rtdten, wcrna9 Der @lo1tonsB ulper. 8ertrdg
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Brdltoent autbCrilirt wirb, SdrItte gu oelien
.al8balot9er Nufbebnn9 St tbun. t4.i' .3 $40 ~.
OaS Sau8 nubm Die 8eratbun8 Der Polt5eta
BID pieoer auf. .Hsa51l5s5 ]I ~ ,32'g- 9l.'5.i
b 8 a btug to 10. apri[. Die Nads
rldt, Die Sanpel8<S Committee pes Senate8 babe
eiaftintni9 bei4lOfen,, 9e9en ieoe SeUiui8un9
fir 6luBs unb SafenUerbei Ierun9en gu berIAten,
1T unrtdti9. -~ .s.-s9 H9l ID
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Mit9lieper tparen ~9e9enpdrtig. Green ldlu8
in Ieinen uno Sunter'a Namen mebrele Wtcpts
fttaticnen Der, Senat8bill pOr ; aber feline oerlel+
ben erl4ten Der Otebrbeit eer SauSsS cmntttee
(9cwaro unp @nSltlb) annebmbar.2 ifa s-it4a
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lIeIl SlPult9 Uet 0pHtllIllIee etle Heue Otu Upl%
leQen rperfe. Weah DeiB nod nt4ts Seltimms
te8 aber %bieleGbe. Die Committee perto9te lt4
BIC morgen.6 - Hi3a go sBtIf5l 80 ..4
IS BtmstDn,Ya19. Gpril. Der gen0t
belf6tiate beute Sobnl @aepalIa0erJ al8 Jtldter
Der Sfl. Oifrifts@ curt ppn Yenniplpanien, an
bic Stene Des perltorbenen 0iAterS Sane ;
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|tair oieies Territoriunl8. t 5i~ H5i5a1t aa
9uh eini9e undergraduate ~@rnennun9en in
Der Armee b~eltdti9te Der Seuat. l9 9af
&ews0rrf, 19. Gpril. @r. 8raitpent
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Gnrop6tfcbc SS0cDrieDtcm
NeutIhlau0.

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Su1tu86 Rs B e I miro i'm SUM na6Nnles
rita 5urlftebren unb lid wQbrlAeinliA in @en@
tralzAmertfa porert niecerlalien. l,li 5a.
Sette Sdtlperuugen atnerifaniI6er 3uIfGnoe
fttioen BET Dem l%elenben Yublifum bic mdrmIfe
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beeeutenp an Abpnne1tett 5u9enpmmen. ts d
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Ole DISCRIMINATING Der NOel8s@ onmil1icn
fir Neeulirung Der Nnfbebun9 Der 2eibeigen
l4aft 1T bonn @rafen WurapiefI erDlfnet rpors
cen. Der &aiier bat seitattet, baB Generate,
Stab8> unO S6er Oft5lere, Die i'm aftipenD DIEM
ae ltebeu uno 3a9lei4 nit 2IuO unp Qeuten an>
9~eieIlene @Deaeute 1inb, urlaub erbalten, fallS
lie pini6en, an ben uuf bic 8auernz Nn9ele.
0enbeit iiA beliebenoeu Noels 8erIanmlungeu
Ibei( gu ne6nten, poer fails bic QSabt in Elm
gu bic1em 8ebufe erri9tete8 Committee auf fe
idGt. Die betreffenoen Sif5iere werpen nab
reno bieIeS urtaub8 in tbten bienItltden 6unf=
tionen leOi9liA purd ~einfpeili9e Steupertretcr
.eriebt uno biBen weoer i9re Dieultredte ncd
,ibre Gage Elm, l#1 5..--
~ ,.lhii '3-. SpaHien. 10 ts1i A54 as
- Mabrtb, 25. Wdr8. Der Senator @ars
9ue3 Qneipc lit Der 9te9ierun8 fart uuf ben
2etb seSauSen, inbeu er Die Ser1dpenbuns Der
0erpaltung unb Die ablelute 0fe9ieruu9 in Gus
ia oulpefte. Der Senator perlan9te 8ei9eiD
iber ba8 Budget Der Snlel. Der Otinilter
anttpcrtete c1rauf wie9aleprano IeinemS dleta
BET, Der i'm fra9te, mann er ibn gu be3oblen sc,
oenfe: vSie iiuD iebr neu9iert8 nein 9err!"
llno in Der Shat, eS banpelt liA BET unS leet
ni6t Hlebr nm lclAe ~Slein:9feiteu bieOtinilter
geben allies @rnIte8 b1nItt nm, Die GcnItituttCn,
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