Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-02-27
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE
NOTICE TO THE RUMsELLERs.

NOTICE TO THE RUMsELLERs.
The CARSON LEAGUE OF SALEM is now fully or
ganized, With a Board of Managers, firmly resolv.
ed to give II all possible efficiency. For this pur.
pose a tax of three mills on the dollar has been
levied on the capital stock, which members are re-
quested to pay over Immediately, to John Hudson,
the Treasurer. The Board of Managers request
the cooperation of oil the members of the League
and of all friends of the suppression Of the sale of
intoxicating drinks. They can afford such aid eff.
fectually, by reporting any case of sale in viola.
ton of law to the Board, or to any member Of it.
4, is the purpose of the Board to prosecute any
case, without respect of persons, which can Se es
tablished by competent testimony.
The League have elected the following Board of
Managers II. II. Garrigues, Pros; Jacob Heaton.
Vice Pres; John Hudson. Treasurer; NJ. r. Rob
inson Sec.; Allen S. Felch, ]. W. Street, Albert
Keeps, James Woodruff, Benz. Keeps, Mrs. E. A.
Snider. Mrs. E. West, Miss Mary Webb and Miss
Lucy Fawcett.
A numerously attended meeting of the League
was held on Tuesday evening last, which adopted
. o constitution. Meetings of the League are to be
held monthly.
D Rumsellers about town manifest a wholesome
, present respect for this new institution by inrreas,
4 ed caution in their sales, if not a oiscontinuance of
o them. We have not seen q drunken man on the
+ streets for a week past. Previously we hardly
$ failed to witness such pitiable spectacles daily, and
4 several times in the day and we have heard of
S some thirsty souls, who have sought in vain during
e the week past for their accustomed beverage.
y LANE SEMINARY.-This theological Institution
of the New School Presbyterian Church, so popu'
larly inaugurated a quarter of q century since,
e but which suddenly lost its ~presteige by its COW
: ardly suppression of free discussion for tho benefit
s of shareholders. seems not even yet, to be in any
very remarkably prosperous condition. Its las
is annual catalogue, for 1873, reports a full corps
of Rev. Doctors as professors, but only Tint.
students in all the departments. or these, on,
only is from a slave state.
SPIRITEp.-Lord Brougham's son, who is yet
minor, and consequently dependant upon his fathe
ie for support, has been noted somewhat Ut late for hi
attention to d young actress in the French theater
~ His father recently wrote the folio wing laconic epis
se tie:
~ "If you do not quit her, I'll etop your allow
e;
To which the son replied
"If you do not double it, IN marry her."
x, If the "spirit' of this young scapegrace coul
ia. only be rivaled by the people of the non-slavehol'
4 ing states, we could soon terminate this ~perplexin
u slavery agitation. We commend his example
80 their imitation,
1. DEATH OF JUDGE KANE.-Judge Kane, of Il
United States District Court of Pennsylvani
died on the 2lst inst. Judge Kane is notorio'
- for his illegal and unrighteous imprisonment
:. Passmore Williamson, and for his remarkable jd
~. cial decision. that Shareholders have as good
" right to travel in Pennsylvania with their slave
as with their carpet sacks or their overcoats."
1.-THE memory of the wicked shall rot"
in
For -.,...
' of Mrs. Sophia Cornwell, Miss Emma Griffng al
~. Miss Cordelia Watson. a company assembled
IN the Town Hall, on Saturday evening last, for
-. social interview and musical entertainment. L
q ladies, assisted by Mr.. Albert Watson, played al
:. sung in their very best style, and greatly to t
'ple delight Of the company. The music was varied
e is character, but all selected and executed with &
mirable taste and skill. About ten o'clock t
heo company dispersed, delighted with the svenin
the on,or,o;nmon, Sncb occasions n f,rd post ra,i,
)" al and pleasant mental recreation, and are higt
conducive to the best interests, moral and soci
was of the community. For their generous prefer
the this as for previous entertainments, the ladies
ton entitled to thelsincere and hearty thanks of
n community. Certainly they have ours.
yne. --
" PARDoNEp.-Monroe Stewart who was to III
been executed at Pittsburg on the Goth, inst,
ceS the murder of George Wilson has been uncor
just tionally ~pardoned by Governor Packer.
THE FARouuAR HoUsE.-The card of the r
ion. Proprietor, will be found in our advertising
bese umns. Mr.. Allen is resolved to make this no
d he worthy of the patronage Of all visitors to
,or,
until ~
$ 0b he FIELD NOTES.
he -
the Polk, Feb. 18th, 1855
but :.
Post. DEAR M l al" alra'o u 'eii you NJ" reJo'
meet we are to have q little seasonable winter weatl
RS" lest by the time you receive this all the 81
which now prevail shall have passed away.
rage Much of our travelling for a month or more
port has been, if not through the mire of affection,
the over the terribly muddy roads of northern o
m of In our distress we turned to every source
epre-. could for consolation, even consulting the alma
are which long ago told US "erpect -much-sno
third about-his-time !" but our expectations, tho
from continued from week to week, were not rea,i
leitt, | Judge, however, there has been n compror
90 of between the almanac makers and the clerk Of