Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-08
miscellaneous Summary.


The rullowing,is n literal copy Of a bill drawn
M to he introduced into the California Assembly
hv IN hvnest miner--a member Of the Lower
House;
AN AcKT
To prevent ~nipeers kummin to Kaliyforny.
The people IF the State Of KdIlt1rny, represented
IN Senni aud assembly, du enact az yoFerS
Section l. No niger not now an inhabbitent
Nv, in, and legul voter in this state, shall he per-
mitted to liv, rezide, or stay in this state emmy
longer.
Sec. Q. Emmy niger hoo %wilfnlly or evidently
violates the furst scckshun of this ackt shell be
transported from this state and sold 10 the lowest
bidder, Cinnamon excluded.
Sec. 3. Niggers who kun, with their masters Ia
snjurn temporarily shell not be inklewded in the
provizions Nv this nckt prorided: such sujurn-
ing don't exseed 40 years. lf emmy ship gets
rocked on the shoars Nv this state, with a niger
on board; and il such niger shell tri tn swim, he
shell be pushed under the wotter.
Sec. 4. All Ackts or parts of ackts c%ontrave-
min this, is repeeled.
Enackting Ciaps.-A niger is herebi declared
an obn okshus newsans. not to be permitted. and
every Sheriff in this state may be u niger driver
If he chuses.
EDUCATIONAL RIours OF FEMALES IN MIcuroAN.
The Detroit correspondent Of Tie Christian In
quirer says:
At the last regular session Of our Legislature,
petitions were received asking that females may
be permitted to enjoy all the advantages OF the
State University. The committee to whom the
matter was referred made q favorable report
through their chairman, who is an orthodox
clergyman, and also President of a college" at
l~Iillsdale. AS it was generally. conceded that
nothing but usage has turned women away from
the doors ct The University, it was not thought
worth while to reenact the laws of man, and the
subject was dismissed. | learn that this summer
Il class Of young women will present themselves
ut Ann Arbor as candidates lor admission, and
their presence will cause the question to be set
tied. Ii the faculty reject them they will appeal
to the people, and sooner or later their request
will be granted. Owing to the subtitle yet power
fol connection. between farming aud ianaticism,
Michigan is getting to be a shuckingly radical
State. Detroit is u slow town, but the moment
you penetrate the interior you are in the midst
of prOgressiveness 1t is so long since we abolish
ed capital punishment that we hardly credit .he
tales of banging1 in such semi'barbarous States
~ New York and Massachusetts,. If General
lligginson should become II lobby member of our
Legislature for two or three successive sessions
lie would inaugura:e female suffrage. and perhaps
some of the other extravaganzas to which he! IL
addicted"
Archdeacon Jefries a missionary in the Eis'
Indies, states that for one really converted
Christian. ns tho fruits Of the nissionar!
labor. the drunken practices of the Eng
lish have made fully one Thousand drunkards i'll
India"
General Schouler announced in the Ohio State
Journal pf Tuesday, his withdrawal from that
paper, which he has edited for twn years past, fn'
the purpose Of returning to Boston, to assume
the editorial management Of the Bee.
MORE FREE STATE VICToRIEs.-Boonviile and
Kansas City, in Missouri. have both elected Free
State Mayors by decided majorities. The towns
% Misso ri seem to be fast ranging themselves on
the side Of Freedom.
The St. Louis Republican (Pro Slavery says
that the question of the next Falls election in
Missouri is clearly and distinctly emancipation
and that the abolition of Slavery in the State il
only to be prevented by the success Of the Demo.
cratic party.
THANKSGIVING IN KANsAs.-The thnnksgivin.
!. day proposed 10y Gen. Lane for Kansas has beer
postponed. This was done in consequence of the
danger of the passage uf the Leon pton Constitu
ton, Lime declaring thas it Lscom pton passed he
had nothing " shank Providence for.
:. MORE FREE STATE SENTIMENT IN Missouri -
We learn from the 81. Louis Democrat that MIR
PAYNE. n Free Democrat. who stands opposed Il
, the Lecom pton policy ut slavery extension and lie
r kindred heresies, has been elected Mayor Of
. Kansas City. M. by n handsome majority. This
Is II gratifying sequence To the brilliant Free STATE
: victories ut ST.. Louis and Jefferson City.
> The Washington correspondent of the New York
t EUeainy Post says that Calhoun, Clarkson. Hen
:, lersun, Mclean, and the whole candle.hox tribe
If hordes.Iufians, have left here for Missouri
. Efforts have been making TO allow them To return
70 Kansas TO settle up their affairs may bt
Z lone. The criminal process against some Of them
> will probably Oe served.
T DEMOCRACY AND DouGLAs."-The home organ
b # Senut,r Douglas THE Chicago Times) DISTINCT
. ~ Announces that the Anti Lecom ptun rebels il
, Illinois want no Republican telp.--"Denocracy
ind Douglas" il says, will he the waIchword IL
n ,he coming canvass. douglas and Death" would
:" nnve been better. IL tells The whole story, and
viii suit the result.
The mVnnrchs Of the middle ages, after live'
II cruelty and rapinc. Quoted their conscience II
u heir Outage, 10y building inconsistencies IN their de
v Ginning years. On the same principle, MIR. Calel
n Cushing, alter serving Tour years as AttOrne,
General under the Pierce Administration, ha
" gwen IL lot ui land to an Episcopal Mission Churcl
IN Washington.
San Francisco is supplied with ice from Sitka
in Russian America, AS New Orleans is with tn
. same Article From Boston. The trade has beef
III progress some time, anu grows III aWVuh
e steadily. There is also a limited export ct IL
II from the same place, for ports south OF San Fran
cisco.s
I IIoNoRs TO THE PoErs.--The Legislature Q
III New York has elected William g. Bryant a Regen
~ Of the University. The Massachusetts, Legislator
:. recently elected john o.. Whittier one Of til
Overseers Of Harvard University. and tho Me-
~ York Congressional delegation wish George
e, Norris appointed American Consul at London.
ne
ST. FAUsTIN IN FRANcE.-rhe Paris corre'
pondent Of the London Times says The Cout
cal Of the Order Of the Legion of Honour hav'
after due deliberatIun, Resolved that the order
ST. Fuustin. founded by the Emperor Soulouqr
:" OF Hayti, shall take the proper place among III
decorations which French subjects will be perm
= ted to wear"
vi Going TO LIBERIA,-Mr. Trey, Of PrincetOl
~ lEa,dUpil (,,,lutv I'M tina Etnfa haa manuIultte