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

Born IN TnE SAME PicKLE,-In Congress the
other day, Mr.. Case Of Indiana drew a parallel
between Buchanan's Message against the Kansas
rebels and the language Of a Royalist pamphlet CT
l774, denouncing the New England rebels. The
ideas and language of both are nearly identical.
Louie Napoleon whom, in fraud, deceit and
tyranny, Buchanan seems to have adopted as o
model, is placed in u similar literary pickle by q
correspondent Of the New York Times, who has
been at the trouble Of Transmitting numerous pas
sagcs from editorial articles furnished by Prince
Louis Napoleon. when a refugee in England, to
the "Pas de Calias," in which the writer Breaches
the most profound contempt for the repressive
laws of Louis Philippe, and eulogizes, in we'll sst
periods, the free Institutions of the country which
sheltered the exile.
The LEcoxproN QUESTION AT WASHINGTON On
ate undertook to bring the %Lecompton question to
a vote. The minority successfully resisted, but
finally both parties compromised by an agreement
to bring it to vote on Monday next. The night
session was spiced by some personalities between
Green of Missouri and Cameron of Pennsylvania.
Both subsequently apologised and nobody was
hurt. The opposition desired the vote postponed
that Douglass, who is now sick, might bave the
opportunity of speaking again before the vote was
finally taken.
VINO CAN DE NATURALlzED?-Our national boasts
of On asylum and protection to the people OF all
nations, is rendered ridiculous, not only by the
treatment the government meets out to native born
Inha bitpnta hut alao hu tho NATURALIZATION lo,us nj
The act of 1902 now in force, provides
That any alien, being a free ,chite person, may be
admitted to become q citizen of the United States
OF any of them" &c. None other-black, brown,
yellow, red or tawney-Turk, Chinaman. Indian
or African can be admitted to the privileges OF
American citizenship. The Democratic method Of
deciding upon natural rights is by complexion.
None but the phite need show their faces. Such
is democratic justice and liberality in America.
CENTRAL REroRAER.-Mr. Pryne, who formerly
conducted the Reformer at Ravenna, has removed
his paper to M'Grawville. New York, where it il
now published under the title of the CentraI
Re(o"mer. The paper has a neat appearance and
as formerly, is devoted to the Advancement of the
Gerrit Smith view of Anti Slavery and opposition
TO sectarianism in religion.
Mr.. Pryne in his last paper, proposes a tilt with
the Rev. Brownlow of Tennessee, when he shall
arrive in the North in prosecution Of his Missionary
work. We had hoped that if this Rev. Blackguarc
should make his appearance, he would be permit
ted TO strut and storm upon our northern stage
without a formal antagonist. His efforts will o,
harmless, as a man, he il unworthy such attention
But If anybody is to give him battle, our gritty
friend Pryne is the man.
VIRGINIA cIvILzArIoN.-The Richmond En-
quirer Of the 22d. ult., gives the following infor
nation of the way they punish women where tn,
chivalric old virginisns make and execute orimi
nal law.
"SKsrEScED.-At the County Court Of Madison
Va, on Thursday last, q negro girl, IL years 0
age, was tried for burning the barn of DR.. Sum
mers. She was sentenced to have 100 lashes, q
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