... brought us American advices to the 20th ult. As yet, for the reason already given, there is no President's muessaee. The slavery question is likely to be the grand subject of discussion during the session. Canada was quiet. Tlme commercial transac- tious ...

... power between the two great leading parties, refused to vote for a candidate not pledgefito their views on the q~uesinof slavery. Tbe contest had produced great c ctmnt not only in the coatestera but throughoult the country- In the progress of thestru~gglo ...

... of fraternal union in is strengtlhsened by the sense of common peril arising w' from the uiitatios of tile abolitiotn of slavery ; 2td. of in Catpitalists, American asid British, who are tile Mort- w ca gagees of the Aiserictisl1 Planters' Estates and ...

... t of the Boston Whig relates the following: ?? Last evening, I stepped into a barber's shop, and learned a fact touching slavery, from the lips of the man on whose person the wrong was done. A very well-behaved and genteel coloured man, aged twenty- eight ...

... similar olijeet, by' theif dop Own independeat oxerti ns? 'They ?? but to PUP vill their deliverance fro their indastrial slavery am o-effectit. If-theie i -ono distinguiihiag feature pa vhich has always characterised the National Asso- WbtI iation, as ...

... question. We ought to add, that in the face of apparently ad- verse experience, many of the ablest and most earnest o anti-slavery leaders are still profoundly impressed with the conviction that the withdrawal of the cruisers from the coast of Africa would ...

... similar object, by their e n awvn independ enh exertioias ' They -hpvo but en POp sill their deliverance from theouitidustrial slavery so to effoi Lt. - 61bom S DTOh j iotd& g pae il which has always chaiactersied the 'Naitional.Asso- bot siation, as' difering ...

... hive. I Most likely those veri.ees would be the first to sting me, so fondly do our English working men I hug the chains of slavery and poverty, unaer the charmed word-freedom of aneson, Free Trade; failing to preceivo, that without regulation-Pro- tection-there ...

... himself warn thre chain of slavery. He slouald ri .St, therefore speak of slavery asti liehd, seen it, sand as lie Icnew itn ely to exiat inr.the I . oe xitI h slave holding states of America,. ler ta. ge' Though the quesetion of slavery bad oiften bsen diecussed ...

... you must expect-no( rational manl van do othrwie than expect-that the serfs of Russia, being men, willsprcfer freedono to slavery ; and that, being ter. to one more than their maxsters, they xvill do in Russia what they have dlone in every ether country ...

... nation, few perhaps have exhibited an intensity ice more remarkable than that of Great Briteits inl 1383 on the Id subject (if slavery ; nor in thle long catalogue of natioa 'ct inconsistencies and follies does aity stand more prominent en than the subsequent ...

... and even of their own subjects, into the i effectual abolition of the slave-trade, and of slavery a itself. To this extent we entirely agree with the Anti-l Slavery Society, and with their eloquent Secretary, ,T Mit. SCOBLE, who is holding public meetings ...