Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-21
iRAILtOAD ARRANGEMENTS FOS THE
OHIO STATE FAIR-LETTER FROM SEC
RETARY KLIPPART.

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RETARY KLIPPART.
ONO STATE BOARD or AGRIcuLTuRE,
STATE AGRICULTURAL Rooms,
COLUMBUS, o., Aug, 5, 1858.
In reply to the Question daily propounded to
me by letter and other wise, "What are the rail-
road arrangements for the benefit of exhibitors
and visitors st the State Fair at Sahdusky !"
have deemed it not improper to publish the fol.
lowing list Of roads, together with the arrange.
ments wade with each. The following roads will
convey passengers to and from, Sandusky at half
the usual rates of fare. and stock, machinery, or
other articles for exhibition free Of charge:
Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati.
Cleveland x Pittsburgh.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati.
Little Miami, Columbus & Cincinnati.
Central Ohio.
Pittsburgh. Fl Wayne & Chicago.
Cleveland 4 Toledo.
Cleveland. gainesville & Ashtabula.
Marietta, Cincinnati & Hillsboro.
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton.
Dayton & Michigan.
Pittsburgh, Columbus & Cincinnati.
Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark.
Columbus. Piqua & Indiana.
Greenville & Miami.
Springfield, Mt, Vernon & Pittsburgh.
The following roads will convey passengers as
above, but will charge half the usual rates Of
freight
Indiana Central, DAYTON & Western.
Cincinnati. Wilmington & GAINESVILLE.
In order that no misunderstanding may occur
between visitors or exhibitors and Railroad Super
intendents, the former are respectfully requested
to observe the following regulations.
Before entering the car purchase n half.faie
ticket, or what is the same thing, q ticket which
guarantees the possessor to return free, from the
Ticket a gent at the sta zion Conductors are not
supplied with tickets of this description. Full
freight must be paid to the freight agent, before
stock, machinery or other articles for exhibition
can be ship ped-the shipper taking the agents
receipt for the same. AT tho close of the Fair,
the Corresponding Secretary will issue n c%ertif-
cate of exhibition Ton application at his ofice) to
every exhibitor Upon the presentation of the
Secretary's certificate, together with the Agents
receipt, at the station from which it was shipped
the money advanced for freight will be refunded
to the exhibitor, provided it has not changed
hands.
These regulations are necessary to protect the
railroad companies from imposition, and it is
hoped that every visitor and exhibitor will at once
see tho ~propriety Of conforming to them.
Through the courtesy Of Hon. A. l.. B,ckus,
one of the Board of Commissioners of Public
Works, all articles intended for exhibition ship
ped via Miami Canal, or the Northern Division of
the Ohio Canal, will be passed free Of toll.
JOHN II. KLrPPART, Cor. Sec'y.
A Confession AND A CoNTRAsT.-Gov. Ham
mond, of South Carolina, in one of his recent
speeches said
"All the opposition measures of which the
South has complained in the last thirty years, she
herself inaugurated. Washington and jefferson
in the matter of Slavery. set the evil example.
The North borrowed it from them. The Bank of
the United States originated with the South. The
South, under some Of our leading men, was god
father Of the tariff. And it was the same with
the internal improvements. Then, if the South
has done these things and undone them, has she
not the power, if still united, to control"
This is the style of argument now used by thu
leading fire. eaters, in favor of staying in thu
Union a while longer. So long as the Democrat,
party can be kept in power by aid of the United
q South, their most ultra demands are expected
sooner or later, to be thus secured.
What a commentary is the above confession o
Gov. Hammond, on the modern sham called Dc
mocracy! The policy of Washington and Jeffer
son is here as boldly denounced as are the meas
ures of the Republican party--of which, in fact
those glorious old statesmen are conceded to bt
the fathers. Most pitiable is the conceit witt
which such men as hammond and Buchanan
arraign those founders of our government as mis-
chiev0us agitators, and propose their own pro
found piSdom as a substitute for the mistaken
notions of Thomas Jefferson and George Washing,
ton Great is modern Democracy.
ALREMPT TO KIDNAP A CotoREb Boron Sun.
day morning last says the Evening Post, a color
ed lad named Isaac Moore, residing with his moth
er at No. 23l Second street, appeared at the Elev.
enth Precinct Station. house, and stated that early
on Wednesday, morning OF last week he was acc0st
ed by a man on Houston street who took him by
force on board the schooner Ann Ellis, then living
at the foot of Third street. Here he was confined
in the hold of the vessel four days with a plaster
upon his mouth to keep him from making a noise
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above to get a glass of water, when he succeeded
in making his escape.
A police officer was despatched to the vessel to
attend to the matter. The vessel, however had
weighed anchor and gone to sea. She vas a Vir.
gilman. This was, beyond doubt. an atteni ut to
kidaGp the lad and sell him into slavery. The boy
is full blooded, very black, but intelligent. friends
of the boy are on the track Of :he vessel, and the
affair will be followed up, and the kidnappers, i
possible, discovered and punished. "A. s. Stand.
ard.
TIE MoRMoNs.-Advices from Salt Lake City
to July 10th reports that the mormons are return
ing there, being assured OF not being molested.
They are described on all hands as a destitute and
poverty stricken people. Women were travelling
bnrefooted and men were almost without gar'
mcnts. Every thing witnessed by the Gentiles
goes to confirm the fact that the accounts by the
MormOns Of their power and ability to contend
with the United States troops were the most idle
and ridiculous boasts, meant to deter the Presi-
dent from sending ain armed force into that coun,
try. A correspondent OF the Cincinnati Enquirer
gives the following statement:
"a piteous spectacle was witnessed on this road,
which pointed individually to the vile degradation
of the Mormon people as a mass. We saw two
women hitched TO a cart, dragging it along through
} the dust like oxen, or, in the disgusting language
: of IIcber Kimball, like cows while the barbara.
an, their husband, walked beside the cart driving
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