Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-21

things are interesting to me they show that
things is workin'' in old Rip. ICthe Republic.
ans will nominate the right man for President, and
some good conservative man for Vice, they will
get n strong vote in this State. l fully believe
that If the question we're now nut to the people of
this State, Slavery or no slavery there would be
q large vote against it. My brother owns about
$4,000 worth Of '%niggers'; don't want to sell them;
can't set them free without n special act of the leg.
~islature isn't able to send them to q free State,
and they are a dead expense to him every year.
Hundreds Of others are in the same FIX"
a FuGITIvE SLAVE CAPTURED IN INptANA.-An
old negro was kidnapped in this place on Wednes.
day morning last, by some men from Evansville,
on the allegation that the African was from Ken
lucky. Tho man from Evansville, it appears, fol
lowed the negro up from some point on the Evans.
vile and Charlottesville Railroad, and arrested
him, as he said, on suspicion" of being n fugitive
Immediately after tho train arrived in Terre EIaute
The captive was first taken to the Jail. where he
was refused admission without the proper writ. lie
was then taken to the United States Commission
er's Office, where the Cnptors hoped to obtain the
necessary documents for holding their victim unit
an investigation could be had as to whom he be.
longcd. While waiting at the Commissioners Of
flee, One of the negru's keepers remarked that ri
tho id Abolitionists in~terfered in the matter
they would have a good time of it," or words t
that effect. Soon after this n scufle ensued. il
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scene was being enacted considerable excitement
was manifested on both sides, but, fortunately no,
thing serious occarred. The negro was taker
from the person who was dealing With him, AM
placed in the hands of officer Jones, who slipped
away from the excitement" Jones and the Evans
vile citizen, SO the account closes, put the negro
aboard OF a wood train going south, and carried
him of.-Terre Haute Express.
EXCITEMENT AT CAMBRIDGE, MD.-The sever
slaves who escaped from Dorchester County, Md.
on Saturday night last arrested in Caroline, County
together with q white man named Hugh Huzlett ia
resident of Dorchester County for two or three
years., who was found in their company. The
Cambridge Democrat says:
They were all brought up to Cambridge or
Monday last in the steamer Kent, under the charge
of the Sheriff and Der uty of Caroline, and DEPUTY
VIM. Ii. Grace of this county. There was assem-
bled on the wharf a large crowd Of persons from
the town and county and from the deep feeling o
indignation which manifested itself in tie counter
ances of all present, it was easily perceived tina
it was with great forbearance and difficulty they
were persuaded, in their own minds, to keep from
l~ynching Hazlett on the spot; but the love of Law
and order prevailed, and he was then conducted
20 the Jail and there chained to the floor, wher,
he will be allower to wait until it shall be seer
what course the law will take in the case,
"ln the course of the evening a meeting of thu
most able and influential men from almost ever
district in the county took place in the Court.houst
John r.. Keene, ESQ.,, was called to the Clair, anc
DR.. H,G. Grieves was elected Secretary. A coiu
mittee of three, composed of D. NJ. Henry, Ella
Griswold and j. W. Dali, Esqrs, was appointed
who reported a series of resolutions, which wer,
afterwards ~rccommitted to the Committee, whicl
was ir creased TO twenty and authorized to repor
on next Monday"