Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-06-19


v;nlo,oo ,bo, ,u;.A, Lo .,.a. no,wi,hsapd.
inc which s,c,rs,inns Il ,~r nnS rao,hers bnnp.
nc dncLinos 77isssI;a9. " w. m' 49, o,erv cor.
ccTvahIo ,nS,h3,,.l ~ 80 ',i.a n, 90 t.,ncb were
r;fo odmfJa, w. : rN.a - aHia ci,;,cns
ex nostul,ted. ,nlicn oeicers tr,vncd down all
such hints and c,bor, l,,ked uppn them rs
biohlv unworthv of men of sense and reason. 10
his manner the leroci,v If tho crowd was some.
ubat co,led dnu, C,r IL, ,;,no
A, .,.I..l -. "r,u,o.u With tho
!" oeten uVloch oe io"ueN' W. ,nd
,Gn ho"d ~ ~ IA, nt T"Se, "ppoT Tt'o ornma - now
rreo,iv ;,creosed "a he ovc;,ement more heat,
cd ,hcn cvcr a. ,boy ,nnrnncbed the whnrl,
the people crowded forward 10 the utmost extrcm.
itv. many LollIv daring ,bs danger of tumllinp
into ,Me rivsr ~ re,o Wow If tho cresuiallcn
kidnnnners. e.
At length tho roros roro thrown mt the vessels
were made rnst. ard tho two nrisorers marched
ont under a s,r'nc escort or n,lice and lawlpying
citizens. Bnt no sooner Ind thcy touched the
earth than the excitement nttnined it's highest
pitch. Shouts Of hang him." "kill him" were
commenced. The tfrong pressed in from all
ers, and at one time the mob attained such an as
ccudnncy thar the seizure of the mate from the
hands of officer Butts seemed unavoidable.
Blows were struck Mt him, lungcs made for his
throat, and all sorts of attempts to drag him into
the mob followed without cessation. "A large
number of peoceably inclined citizens, however
%rallying to the aid Of the police, successfully avert
ed the threatened violence, and the men we're IN 4
few moments lodged in Jail, The negrces follow
ed, a few moments after, IN an omnibus belong
ing to PowelPs Hotel.
by Baylis; who was to make their passage secure
or the consideration ct sou each; winch wa palt
IN advance, zoe M"yo ("whea ny "; i, u"rr
confessed that ne was on MS way TO ne" i"N
where ms we "a IelugeGj aWalIed n'm, ana ~
tau so'u an ms p'under Tor 9oo' III oruer u ge
mere lie paiu $40 TO bayhs'
John Bull, Mr. Andrew keyan's bog wa
11unu lor OF Iainer'hcs hotel toronto Cnuaa'
west Where he lad enSsaged a SITUATION as water
through the influence OF some OF MS 9In 'rie"us
uiIocr'' sihve 10 ooi; Nv hPes' hau ~
possession s9oo' IN gold' SILVER ana no.es, "nlc,
he a'ieGed ne haa saVea curing twenty'seNe,
years as tne prohts eccruing from pig rn'snH.
me o.hers hau hoth'hg remarkaoie !" Blu" U
; say Tor themselves.
The schooner "Keziah" is owned by VIM. Dan
enburg, Norfolk, the suspected slave.stealer, VIII
D was driven from that city on Friday night last, al
8 account Of which appears in another part OF to
days papers. Baylis, by connection with TIL
recent development in Norfolk, is already impli
Gated in some most villanous underground opera
tons.
The "Keziab~ is valued Mt $500. It is a small
low.looking, two.masted affair, capable of holding
about twelve hundred bushels. BY the laws Q
the State the vessel is confscated. and the captain
and mate, if found guilty, compelled to pay a fin
of $500, and be sent TO the penitentiary, on eac
indictment, for a term of not less than three no
more than ten years.
From The Same.
Tho rous IF tho .onrro % ,ho soboo,or Kov;oI
and bcr conto;n and m,o,o r;tb MI The c;rcnn
Stances copnaotod v;th ,be;r ortons;ve nnde,
o o"HuU ~" WV" ~
snomn ,bpronnb 10 nroSs uos Im
49, &c nod "paIe !" yIo'Say . i"as
o rU" ~ - peVP!G assomoigo a' 'ne oTurt'nous
y II noa y a. 0,'y JAN eApec.ing lne exam ~
Ha'ion . 4 Il H'uuapPers ~ .ake place oe'o.e .n
hayor. u nis VI were u'sappcin'eu, 10 ~ wa
NOT ueemea pruueh.' IN Tue eA;s'ns sta.e . pun
nc ieeing' 10 expose tnem again y lne asSaui's :
the cfo%u. Inc excitement, however, uiu no. az
pear 10 De 30 furious as on 'he occasion Vi the al
s,Val OF tIe prisoners, put we question "netne
they would nave oeeh enurely sale, aIter or pc
maps curing a nearing, from the violence Oh .n