... sur- prise that the Senate is so pro-slavery in all its pro- clivities; but during the last two years, whenever an election for a senator has occurred in soy of the Free States, almoet without an exception anti-slavery men have been appointed, so that many ...

... passes to the subject of slavery, and says ?? Nothing is clearer in the history of our institutions than the design of the nation, in asserting its own independence and freedom, to avoid giving countenance to the extension of slavery, The influence of the ...

... which includes a considerable number of individuals professing pro- slavery views. Departing from the ordinary rule of the American pulpit, with reference to the question of slavery, Mr Beecher has courageously and pertinaciously denouneed the institution ...

... in the Presbyterian body, but left it on ac- count of the opposition he met with when preaahing against slavery. This led him to form an anti slavery church. On Wednesday evening, a party of ladies took tea with him in the Tuthill-stairs vestry, and had ...

... decide that the slavery denounced was tiat of Mohamedan countries, and the trade of the African coast; and the Bull was suppressed in religious books, anti allowed to drop out of eight and out of mind. Its application to American slavery is so clear that ...

... popular vot.' This the pro-slavery faction are, accordingly,. I enolved to prevent; and, though they cannot refuse lP o! geiher to submit to such a decision, they propose lto submit a single section, which directly eata- bliehee slavery, to the verdict of the ...

... rioting in Kansas had bean renewed, and a collision had bocurred between the pro and anti slavery party. The ballot-boxes were destroyed and voting stopped, An anti-slavery man's house was burnt. A man was arrested, oharged with baving set the house on fire ...

... Kansas, and report on the actual state of things, had completed its investigations, and it was expected to report that the pro-slavery go, vernment and legislature of Bansan were the mere creation of border-ruffians, acting with tbe moat outrageous violence ...

... and imports in 1856 exceeded by 418,605 lbs. those under slavery. In our largest sugar island, Mauritids,' the export of sugar has risen from 2,12il888 owts, in the four hsat eight years of slavery to 6,866j907 ,owt. i'the last four years. Similar reports ...

... coltision in Kansas between the pro and anti-slavery parties. The despatch sass:- We have accounts orom Independence to-day, stating that thrce armed free statesmen had attempted to drive Mr Coleman, a pro-slavery settler, Irom his claim near Hickory Point ...

... on of slavery within its limits. In the 2nd resolution it is provided that territorial governnont should hb ensablisied by congress in the territories a-o quired frompMexico, without rhe imposition of any con- dition of the subject of slavery. The 3rd ...

... Congress adjourned over for the holidays. Letters from Kansas report that, in the encounter at Fort Scott, between the Pro-* slavery and the Free Soil men, five of the former were killed, and several wounded on both sides. Government was without any official ...