... between the two great leading parties, refuse to vote for a candidate who is not pledged to their views on the question of slavery. The contest has produced groat excrement, not only in the contesters, but throughout the country. In the progress of the ...

... which itself has denounced as piracy and felonyin Pe° Ple who import annually 70,000 slaves cherishhearti at a holy horror of slavery. But t a.Be than ludicrous that we should be urged to abandon oeteat n ational undertaking out of respect to the feelings ...

... WVith what prospects ?-Are we to have three hundred and sixty-five other sunsets on division, and weakness, and famine, and slavery, or with this day's rising sun will this people arise from the lethargy in which they lay as if entranced, and, with the strong ...

... post by a secret understanding with the free soilers, while to his own peculiar politiosl friends he Ewas passing as a pro-slavery candidate. The deception being acci- dentally discovered on the floor, he was indignantly dropped by those who bad a frst ...

... seven issues had been tried, and great excitement existed in Washington and throughout the country. /Pile Free Holt, or Anti-Slavery, adCocates remained firm their refusal to vote for any candidate for the speakership who was not pledged to their views in ...

... Female Refoge for Felulle Servants, Do. ,, Fe Fale Penitentiary. Do. ,, V egetarian Society. Do. Dot Tracts for the Anti Slavery SocietyZ id D. ,, on Temperance. d. l)o. , , on Cruelty to Animals. Ad £200 to the Peace Society. s l)o. to the Voluntary ...

... said that if on the organization I of the house, propositions were to be introduced to E abolish slavery ill the district of Columbia, or to prohibit slavery in the new territories, he trusted in od that his eyes had already rested on the last ( Speaker ...

... origin of the trade is not at the placs it is begun at, but at the place at its final destinationi and “that so long the slavery continues, some means for its supply will be found.” are, however, far from agreeing with the majority of those who argue ...

... forty-wren had Leta tried, and great excitement existed iu Washitrron and throng-b--oat the ma'am. The Free Sot:, or Anti. Slavery, advocates thin iu their refusal to vote fur any candidate for the Rpeakership who was not pledged to their views in r..gard ...

... Majesty’s frigate Ampin- ; trite t 'aptain Kden. wa« at Mazallan. The constitution had been agreed upon in convention. The of slavery is one the important features. All office*, judieial a-s well administrative, are to lie filled election the prineiple of ...

... earthly one, would nut fear doing again, e’en through tbe gallows ami then, an act of mercy, they condemned her to life of toil slavery for that which was but an act of mother’s love.” Cranch «M very iodifuant, and would have interrupted the apectrv, but, feeling ...

... reality appended ■ to it, so far as ministerial freedom and ministerial fathfolness are concermd: whib, i:i point spiritual slavery, i Popery itself is 1 light a: i‘» rly empas i-n of that which, in the event supposed, will the condition of i the Anglican ...