Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-20

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D TnE Evidence HERE.-Mr Green arrived fror
/, Kansas on the 9th, bringing with him the Journa
OF the Lccompton Convention aud the evidenc
4, taken before the commission appointed to exnmin
into the alleged frauds on the 2lst OF Decembe
and Ssh January. The investigation reduces a.
legal vote on the Constitution to about 800. Tn
dispositions of the Judges Of the Election at tr
Delaware Crossing, that but Do votes were pollet
there. instead Of $40, are a par. of the evidence
MIR. Gleen we are told is a stakeholder, aut
was anxious to put the document into the hand'
OF Mr.. Letcher, of the Committee appointed by
Congress to investigate the mater; but he wat
informed that the subject was already disposed Of
and the Commits ready to report.
The Lecomptonists are determined not only tc
shut their eyes to the Truth. but to keep il, 81
lar as they can, from the public. -National Era.
The Secretary Of War hos issued orders for the
preliminary movement Of all the troops upon the
borders. to concentrate ut Fort Leavenwortt forth
with, prior to taking up their line OF march from
that station to Utah as soon as the season will
permit. All the troops in Kansas will te ordered
to Utah. The failure Of the Army bill produces
this glorious result.
Adm Ballou, of Hopedale, Mass, hopes to
prepare and print in the course of the ensuing
Spring. n tract entitled, "Christian Non Resist.
ance Us. Border. Rufianism or how Kansas might
have been triun,phantly settled az o free State, on
Peace Principles"
A SPUNKY FkTEND-"ALL Is NOT GoLp THAT
GLiTTERs."-Queen Victoria has placed T. b.
Macauley in the British Peerage, having granted
him a patent of nobility. His adherence, in the
new edition of his History Of England, to the
charges he formerly made against VIM. Penn,
alter they had been thoroughly examined and
refuted, proves that she has not made him q no.
bleman.- Friends Reriep.
SnEN. HAN AND JArnEr.-The Count de Noe,
one of the prominent men Of the State under the
monarchy. has just died at Paris, at an advanced
ago. The Count de Noe, Noah. in English)
dated his paternity almost to the day when the
ark found a resting place on Mount Ararat. lie
had three illegitinate sons, whom he called after
Noah's sons, Shem, Ham and Japhet.
BAD STATE OF AFFAIRs.-Ths Now Orleans
Delta says that there is a movement going on in
that city having for its object the Introduction of
custom of ladies carrying fire arms
pistols, such az are known as vest pocket pistols,
and which can he slowed, without incumbrance
in the pocket OF the fair shooters dress, in order
to protect themselves from rufian violence and
insult. Tho True Delta cordially endorses the
idea.
A New IpEA.-A curious account Of a regu-
lar 'Emigrant Aid Society," for the benefit of
the burglars and pickpockets Of London, and
other British towns. appears in a recent number
OF the London Police Gazette. The entrance fee
is five shillings, and the regular payments are
one shilling per week. The advantages are, the
furnishing OF passage money Tor any member to
or to Australia whenever he gets into
trouble-the feeling of counsel on trials, &C.,
he HtatpH mQat.nUa of this feru heDeI,OIpuf Aa.l
are held at the Three Cranes, White
chapel, and on a recent evening l25 members
Joined. These are strange times.
TuscuMBIA A LITTLE "RILED."-That great
village known as Tuscumbia, down among the
colored races, in the amalgamating State Of Ala
banin, appears to have drained the cup OF pa
thence to the dregs and must now strike somebody
or ~"srile." A Q temporary quotes from a news
paper " printed in Tuscumbia, the story of q boy
named Harlan who it says is a Pittsburgher who
has been driven away from Tuscumbia delights
and printers ink, because the Mavor of this city
in the discharge Of his off ;ial duty has put Geo.
Shaw, charged with Kidnapping, into a safe room
in the Jail. Tho paper Of Tuscumbia appears
,orely exercised, so much so that we are sure its
editor must be a poor fellow who never yet owned
!, 'nigger" and who is working his way up among
he aristocracy by his zeal, like Senator johnson
If Tennessee, who worked as iourneymsn tailor
as'A ~ 10 ~ w ~ 40 SAN" 1890
Jet up for congress. The newspaper however
avs:
For the information OF those who have Mr..
Shaw incarcerated in the Pittsburgh Jail for per-
Orming an act which the law recognizes and JUS
ifes, we can state that Mr.. Raglan, although he
,ut no restraint whatever upon Wash until the
lews of Shaw's arrest and Imprisonment reached
and came to his (Wash's ears through young
HARLAN, as it is believed; he then put him in the
Jail for safe keeping.
"Mr. Raglan authorized US to say to that
truthful sheet, the Bruuswic (Mo.) Journal and
III the balance of Wash's white friends, that
{ they will pay him twenty five hundred dollars
ust as many white women as they wish. No
loubt the abolition stock would be improved by
q cross."-FHtSburSh Gazette.
OLE VIRGINNY MEIER TIRE."-If the scene of
he following item, which we cut from the Wheel
ng ln'elligencer was located anywhere save In
we should doubt its truth. As it is. we
the tale fully. The In:elligencer says:
W saw yesterday, going up toward the up
Der ferry, a team of four animals-a horse, q pony,
mule and a bull. The horse had the heaves,
he pony was blind, the mule was lame. and the
'ull had no provision for fly time. In the wagon,
which was an ordinary one, there sat a white man,
crippled nigger,s and a tame skunk, frailly bound
With a wisp of straw. The white man held the
ines, the team held its own. and the niger held
he skunk. and they all moved forward. To make
his worthy of its place, it is essential to say that
is true"
The State election took place in New Hampshire i
n the 9th inst. The Republicans swept the T
electing their Governor by an increased b
and carrying both branches of the Leg s
stature. 7
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