Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-25
NEWS FROM REHABILITATION
SHOT AND HUNG, &c.

By our Texas exchanges we received further
particulars in regard to the excite mept growing
out of tho suspected Abolition conspiracy. The
Nacogdoches Chronicle, Of the 7th inst, hGs ihe
following items on this subject, ,..
Ellis County A young man who had been em.
poyed il a store at Waxahatcbie, was hppR few
days since for giving strychnine to slaves to put
in wells.
Smith County. The man who was shot in the
attempt to set FIRE to Tyler, has been found. dead.
| Cherokee Nation. The Paris Press speaks Of q
rumor that bloody fight had taken place in tho
Nation, between Aboltionists and pro slavery men
in which $50 Of the former we're killed, s9d Of
the latter. This story is mOst probably fabrica,
tion.
Wood County. On the 29th ult., an armed com.
mittee escorted the notorious j. Z. Lemon out Of
Wood county. Just before which, he signed q
document binding himself under penalty Of his
life not to return 10 Wood county, nor publish or
circulate Abolition documents in the State.
Cherokee County. The citizens of Cherokee
have organized fer their protection. -,
More Ineendiarism. Another attempt has been
made to fire buildings near Tyler, also in B.sn-
ham, aud at Georgetown. IN !.
Another great FIRE. The Houston Telegraph. Of
the 1ltb, says:
We learn from gentleman who passed through
Henderson, in Rusk county en- last Monday morn
ing, thatth town of Henderson was set on frs
last Sunday night the 9th inst, and was almost
entirely consumed. Every house on the square,
except enc, including all the business houses in
the pa,s, was destroyed. -
The people of Henderson, our informant says.
put no faith in the reported conspiracy, and neg
lected to appoint patrol or keep watch. The Ere
was discovered on Sunday night about nine o'clock
No clue had been discovered to the perpetrators Of
the deed. a
Preacher hung at Veals Station. The Fort
Worth Chief, of the lst inst, has. the following
brief notice Of the execution Of an AbolitonisN
conspirator: H
We learn that preacher by the name of Buley
was hung at Veals Station last week, for being aa
active abotiOnist. majority Of three hundred
men condemned him. { ia..
A discovery in Brenham. The Brenham Ran.
ger, of the 10th inst, says .a..i. s.l
A few days since, several negroes were arrested
On Mil Crock, in this county who acknowledge to
their having poison given them by white men, for
the purpose of poisoning their owners and famf-
lies and that the day of election was the time
6xed for general insurrection. They also implis
gated some negroes about town as being ooDcern-
ed in the murderous plot. - -
Trouble in Tennessee Colony. The Fairfield
Pioneer. of the 9th inst, has the following;
Mr. league, printer in our office, has just ar.
rived from Tennessee Colony, Anderson county.
md brings the news that he witnessed the banging
Of two white men in that place on Sunday the 5th
inst, who were proven to be guilty Of iucting in
aurrectiOn among the slaves Of that neighborhood
Their names Antony Wyrick. and his cousin.
Alfred Gable. They were engaged .near the Colony
at their trade of wagon making and blacksmithiug,
where they have been living for three or four
years. Wyrick had been previously taken up for
aud selling liquor to negroes. Negroes
were found in the possession Of firearms and
strychnine, furnished by these men.
Another Emissary.-The Houston Telegraph.
of the llth inst, says: b..
On Monday last, white man rode up 10 Mr..
Dick Breeding's near Round Top. at noon, and
fnding nobody but negro girl at home, question
I'd her about, runaway horses. &C., and finally
asked her how she and the negroes were satisfied.
lie then went of, and fifteen minutes after return.
ID with three negroes, demanding something TO
'at. The woman gave them food. After eating.
hey broke open trunk, in search of money
they then put shovel full Of fire in the bed. and
eft. After they were gone the negro woman ex-
inguished the fire. and then ran to the oyerseer's
louse, to tell him what had happened The affair
caused good deal of excitement i-rft
Evidence sesms to be accumulatiug, to show
Iome concert among get of desperadOcs. in dssdS
If outrageous villainy ' -sf' otI5g
HhE NEGRO OUTBREAK IN TEXAS--ARE
ITS AUTHORS WHITE OR BLACKi
A perusa of the Texas journalG satisfies us that
IN extensive plot had really been formed by the
negroes of one or more counties Of the State 10
burn dwellings, and poison or massacre the inhab.
itants. The Northern press seems to have been
disposed rather to varnish over the affair, or 70
refer the telegraphic dispatches which va trGt
received to the panic fears Of social or political
alarmists, Even now, in the universal unrest
prevailing in that State. suspicion or tinidity may
N agnify the criminal designs Of few inShbordi-
nate negroes into conspiracy Of grand dimeH.
sions, headed by some E,hiopiog Catalins. tower,
ing like an ogre amid his black Lentuli aud CethS-
gi and leading them on to the destruction Of the
Capitol itself, We can easily imagine how good
Mrs. BENNETT while keeping vigils over the sick
bed Of friend and observing house on fire,
night be led by the state Of her nerves to eonvsrs
at once into certain evidence OF the intended dc,
truction Of some twenty 6ve Of the principal
didces Of the city Of Austin, even Of the com,
ug of the general conhagration ITSELF In sirs
hambers strange things are often thorsSt, and
TRANCE sights are often seen, BY both the watch,
RS and the watched. No. are we yet prepared 10
ender an implicit eredsnce where the informants