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We think no friend of the cause will be so selfish
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THE HABEAs CORPUS CASE.
ST. LOUIS, June 25tb.

ST. LOUIS, June 25th, 1859.
EDITOR OF THE BuGLE: Judges Swan, Peck,
and Scott, of the Supreme Court of Ohio, in their
ad publication of the Bushnell and Langston case
have demonstrated, that however well qualified
they may be to follow precedents. they are wholly
unequal to the task of examining, and affirming
principles. The protection Ohio owes her citi,
zens, they know nothing about. They lack eyes
to see it, capacity to understand it. or courage to
assert it. The narrow grounds to which they con.
fined their legal opinions. oontrasted with the
broad and vast field which the case brought legit.
imately within the scope of their judicial vision,
demanding authoritative examination, and bold
decision discloses the mental opacity, the weak
ness, and the ~timidity, that seemed to surround
and p~arallize these Judges. They quoted many
cases, inconsistent and contradictory 10 themselves,
Sui constantly consistent with the slave interest,
which each was brough, to establish aud then
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LONDON EMANCIPATION COMMITTEE.

Our columns were SO crowded last week, that
we had not space in which to express our pleasure
at the formation of such an organization as that
above named. The efforts of it's members will
tend to disabuse the mind Of the British people Of
some errors into which they have readily fallen.
and will cause them to better understand the true
position of American Aboli.ionists, as vel, q, of
those, who in this country oppose all anti-slaverv
action, but in England, where abolitionism il
popular, trim their sails to suit the breeze that
blows.
We should not wonder il the Committee should
themselves be benefited by their labors to benefit
others-becoming more clear sighted in their en-
beavers to mako clear The vision of those around
them. Slavery is SO complicated with our rsli.
gious institutions, and our benevolent ofsanixa.
tions, that it requires as great c~lsarnsss Of Vision
to perceive, as moral courage to sever fhe bonds Of
connection. Many who speak bold words against
slavery and even some of those who pour upon il
from their pulpit elevation the lava torrents Of
righteous indignation, fall as short Of consistent
aboliionism as did Agrippa of Christianity. Such
should be watched, entreated, reproved. Tho
.ightnipgs of DR.. Cheever's denunciation are less
dreaded by the supporters of slavery. because he
and others like unto him, stand in connection with
a slaVeholding church-recognizing by word and
deed. men s~tealers as christians!
George Thompson, in his speech at the meeting
of anti-slavery friends who afterward formed the
London Emancipation Comnit,ss," referred to
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ATTEMPT AT ABDUCTION.

Jim, a slave of Mr.. Nathaniel E. Goodrich, pre-
vailed upon Francis Mitchell, porter on board the
steamship Marion, to secrete him On board the
ship, preparatory to az escape to New York. The
price agreed upon was $50 and a mocking bird.
The boy WAS secreted early Wednesday morning.
Mr.. John Ryan. steward Of the ship, discover
ing that the fugitive was on board, informed Cap
tain Foster of the fact. Capt. Foster and the
steward went to the place Of concealment for
Jim. Tho porter had not the key had lost OF
misisid it. Captain Foster opened the door with
a pass-key. discovered Jim, whom he Immediately
apprehended. The steward laid hold upon Mitch
ell. and both were thus secured. The negro and
his friend were given in charge of Mr.. Moses
Levy. one of the State inspectors of vessels bound
to New York, who convey ed them to the guard
house. The negro Was delivered to his master
who had him suitably punished at the vork-house
Mitchell was subsequently, brought before Mr.
Magistrate Kirwood, who. upon the affidavit OIL
Mr.. Levy, committed him to Jail to avail. the &C.
ton Of the Grand Jury, now in session. Mitch
ell is 9 5oang man. unmarried. the sole support Of
q widowed mother in New York, where be him.
self belongs.
Tho proaapt action OF Capt Foster aHd his
steward deserve high commendation. 1t is impos-
sibls thai. under the strict surveillance exercised
en- board the steamships hence to New York. a 70.
giass can succeed in his plans for a FREQ passage
10 that port.
The ~ast of conssm alton ia the scheme lowers
che crime Of Mitchell to a misdemeanor, although
be accomplished all that vac ia his power. The
rsuslty We understand to be fine and ~imprison-
nsnt.-CkO4estes Mercury. Esd Hk.