... the cane fields pro- — a never cheap! at . 1 the Island as at the present day, not even at the noon of oppression, when slavery was at its zenith. reference to the commercial ‘and political state of the island the Trinidadian says :— ‘‘In respect of ...

... of ‘‘ Hear’’), In that ease, with ene hand yeu gave mitlions of money for the suppression ef slavery, whilst with the other hand you direetly encouraged slavery by the admi ssion into the home market ef the prodease of slave laber sugar (cheers), Now, such ...

... leave no doubt but that the slavery question will, during the session, call forth very acrimovibus feelings. Already southern msilbers have threatened that if the house persist in passing laws !or the exclusion of slavery from the Columbia, or any of ...

... calls addressed to Congress, to decide at once, and at Any risk, the question of the Central Power's authority reference to slavery. ALGIERS. The Moniteur Algerien states that the last official accounts from Constantine of the state of affairs in the sub-divsion ...

... principal events of his life. He told of what he n had seen, and what he had experienced of the bitterness of 0- American slavery. The cercumstamces of his escape, by the Is aid of British sailors, were interesting, and tended to show d forcibly how extremely ...

... difficult to see on what tl common ground they can possibly meet for the final w adjustment of the all-important question of slavery. - Pi BELGIUM.-The treaty with France (a summary a of which will be found in another part of the Daily 01 NZetws) was adopted ...

... an inadequate supply from our own colonies, the necessity of seeking from slave colonies, the encouragement this gives to slavery and the slave trade, to suppress which are expending a million a-year, to which I may add the advantages it offers to the ...

... forty-seven issues hid been tried, and great ex-’ moment existed in Washington and throughout the country. The Free Soil, or An'i-Slavery advocates remained firm in their refusal vote for any candidate for the apeaßersliip wno au» not pledged to their views regard ...

... attempted Speaker-making on Thursday list, a v;orthy Mr. Meade made some remarks, to the effect that if propositions to aoolish slavery in the district of Columbia, or to prohibit that institution in the new territories, were introduced, he hoped his eyes bad ...

... what difference wonld there be between such a case and the one under con- sideration, except that the one would relate to slavery and the other to impressment p? subjects, probably, equally important in the view of her Majesty's government. It was against ...

... ibe ratilkatica oaths 13th of November. _ _ _ provisions, of a socialist tendency embodiedin the new Constitution. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except for the punishment of crime, can be tolerated within the State. The free exercise and enjoyment ...

... the two great leading inI parties, refuse to vote for a candidate who is not pledged it Is their views on the extension of slavery. The contest it a has produced great excitement not only in the House, wel bu hruhotth outy.I he progress of' the dat stu ...