Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-12-04
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fEruBLIcANisa IN kENTuCKY.-At o public meet.
ing IN Madison county, Kentucky, on the coca,
sion of o presentation to Cassius NJ. CLAY from
some OF his political friends. the following toasts
'or.ned a part of The after.dinner programmes:
LdGorcrs-The mud stills" of society. 1.-THE
stone which the builders rejected is become the
head'stone of the corner"
40 more Southern ConretioRs-The sources of
commerce lie in the mines, in the fields and in the
work shops. Intelligence is the source Of power.
Make labor free, and wei! hear no more of
sou'hcrn inferiority!
1857.
True democrary-The numbers. the wealth, the
worth and the intelligence of the countr, shall
rule the country.
The Ordinance Of 17S7-Which made all the
(then) American territory FREE TERRlToRy!
The Chicago Press and Tribune-formerly dis.
tinct concerns, but abouta year since united into
one-is reported failed for 500 900 Too high
wing on the part of too many proprietors, and
general internal Arrangements too extensive for the
business of the establishment, are assigned ne the
chief causes.
1t is not what we earn, but what we save, that
makes us rich. 1t is not what We eat, but what
we digest, that makes us strong. 1t is not what
we read, but what we remember, that makes us
learned. All this is very simple, but it is worth
remembering.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 30.--The interest felt in the
case OF the elaver Echo, about to lie tried in the
Federal Court of this district, has made itself man.
hest thus early in the Senate of the State. The
following resolutions were introduced into that
body by Senator Mazyek:
Resolved. That the Constitution Of the United
States contains no grant of power to regulate, pre.
vent or restrict commerce among fcreign nations !;
and, therefore, all acts of Congress purporting to
prohibit or interfere with the slave trade between
foreign countries are unconstitutional, and have
no rightful force or effect.
Resolved, That the act Of Congress declaring
the slave trade to be piracy, if it be understood as
affirming that it is piracy in the nature of things
and in the sense OF the Constitution, afirms what
is not true and inasmuch as il purports and in.
tends to convert into piracy what is not so in the
nature of things and in the sense of the Cnnstitu.
tion, the said act is unconstitutional null and void.
After n debate the resolutions were referred to
the Committee on Federal Relations.
COLUMBIA. S.. c., Nov. 30.-The Grand jury of
the U. S. Circuit Court a in this morning, but
found no bills of indictment in the three cases
against the crew of the SLAYER Echo. The counsel
u IL pTIsOHtTS Will pTOIADly move Tor tile as
charge from custody on Monday next, when the
question as to the constitutionality of the act Of
Congress will come up for argument. The U. S.
Attorney Tor this district will endeavor to hold the
prishners.
GAMBLING IN WAsHISGToN.-The Washington
Of the New York Courier and Rn.
9uirer denies the story that a Senator won $3.50.
900 at one sittiI & in Pendleton's gambling hell last
,piptar HI " Tia nrract Nan o,a, ,,.
from the proprietor Of this house was twelve thou
sand dollars from n stake of one hundred dollars.
The largest amount lost by one person, Mt one time
was SIS. 500. but this vas a case of a Collector of
the Customs at a Lake port. who had lost on previ.
Gus occasions, over one hundred thousand dollars,
and who, six months thereafter, was declared de
faalter tor two hundred thousand dollars, and a
fugitive from law.
Rev. Daniel Downey, a Catholic priest, has heen
found guilty of the murder of n man named Kel.
ley, at S%tauntun, Va, and has been sentenced to
imprisonment for eight years.
Amelia Butcher, an unhappy ycnng woman,
committed suicide at New Lisbon, Wis, last week.
she had been seduced 10y Mr.. p. w. Bright, a To-
eel Methodist minister. a newspaper editor. and
the husband of her sister, in whose family she re.
sided.
u. S. SENATORS ELEcTED,-The North Carolina
Legislature, has elected Governor Bragg for the
long term, and Hon. Thomas L. Clingman for the
short term-U. S. Senators from that State.
DEATH OF MozART's SoN.-The second and only
surviving son of Mozart died at Milan, October
Both, in his e0th year.
A CARLYLIAN SESTIMENT.-If you would have
your laws obeyed without mutiny. see we'll to it
that they are pieces of God Almighty's law-oth.
erwise, all the artillery in the world caLnos keep
down mutiny.
The Memphis Advocate states that James B.
Clay has sold the residence af Henry Clay, Ash.
land, for 200, 900 acres of Texas land,
A REMARKABLE OMlssIoN.-The Message of
Governor Brown, of Georgia. delivered to the LIE.
gislature last week, entirely omits illusions to
Northern fanaticism" and Unreasonable censpi-
racies."
A letter from Rame, 10 the Paris Unfyers, an.
nounces the death Of Count Joseph Mastai, brother
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