Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-06-05
May 31st.

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ARcHr LEE the colored man who sought his
freedom in the courts Of California and whose
trial and attempted kidnapping produced 50, much
excitement in SanRrancisco;w WAS finally released by
the United States commissioner. He left the city
in great haste fearing another attempt at kidnap-
ping by his former master.
The KANSAS ELECTION ordered by the English
compromise is to be held on the first Monday in
August. The board in whose hands is the fate of
this election consists of three %Lecompton Demo
cratic officials and the speakers of the two houses
of the territorial legislature, who are free State
men.
The ONO PATRIOT, the organ of Democracy in
this county, has changed Editors. Mr.. Gill goes
to his reward,-a fat office in Kansas or some
where else out west, and is succeeded by Thomai
S. Woods, formerly Of this place. Mr. Woods ii
a gentleman of talent, which he unfortunately
prostitutes by devoting to the support of Buchan
an Democracy.
UNITED STATES DEPUTY MARsB,Ls.-Th new
United States Marshal of Northern Ohio has ap
pointed a ba tch of deputies in various counties
Ours seems thus far to be sighted. Is it possibl
that the U. G. r.. r. of Columbian is to be LEI
unnoticed by the appointment of a special oficia
kidnapper?
SALEM UNION ScuooL.-In the last Republican
the Board of Education makes a highly favorabl
J report Of the Union School in Salem for the las
year. AT an election held last Saturday, tn
} voters of the town showed their purpose of ha,
ing tho best Of educational advantages, by votin
for a tax Of fifteen thousand Dollars for the ere,
ton of suitable school buildings. The vote wa
four to one in favor Of the measure. Well done
The BRITISH OUTRAGEs.-Genera Cass recon
mended to the British government, in his CORE,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY published, as.the most ~effectua
means of suppressing TIE slave trade, to send thei
vessels OF war, not to the African coast but to tn
Cuban, as captures there might be more easil
effected. The British seem to have accepted tn
advice as good, and to be acting on it with impair
tiality. As the American Flag affords the bes
protection to these pirates of course it is freel
used and the complaint is now receiving the after
ton of Congress that they have overhauled a nun
Der of vessels engaged in legitimate commerc'
This affords an excellent opportunity for the 90,
eminent at Washington to make a grand displa
of cheap and taking patriotism. In this, som
of the Republicans are almost as noisy in the
clamor for war as the fire eating Southernerl
Wilson of Massachusetts, and Toombs of Georgi
seem most warlike in their Jealousy of nations
honor, as our readers will see by a reference to- th
congressional news. Mr.. Wilson maintaining tn,
Congress should see to is that our vessels do ne
engage in this piracy, while she is jealous unit
blood of interference with the rights of her SO,
men.
No doubt vessels guiltless Of slave trading hay
been overhauled but no doubt also the statement
in regard to them have been exaggerated great
SO. 1t would be very convenient just now for Bu
chanan and his associates to raise q patriotic dus
in which they can, unobserved, consummate th
~Lecompton scheme, and prepare the way for ca
ban Notwithstanding from Mexico. Or wber,
ever else they think proper to undertake a lob {
fllibustering.
The New York Erening Post, which publishe
the documents communicated to Congress on thi
subject, says that a reference to them will col
vince the reader;
LIST, That the right to search the vessels wa
not assorted 10 q single instances; .st
I'd, That no gun was fred, except when u