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... cedldren had- been solj jar-s Slvr nA uch so as any negro to AfIrica ; beit i~e ddntthink. the statute for the sejlp~rem,-on 1St slavery would aupply in the presenit Case. Th1e only pridt that struck' himl as havring any bearings0z tile ease was tihe child-stealing ...
... ; THE ALLEGED E-E.ETABLIShMBNST |OF SLAVERY IN MEXICO. The Governument had submitted to Congress copiest of the correspondence which had taken place in a regr~d to the alleged re.establishment of slavery in 's Mexico. The allegation is made in a letteefroin ...
... tlenaiul from the god that presideo over slavery (if there bo such a god)- a settlement, and a fitial one, of the greatest zeiral and political question ever agitating a Comumiity. ' 1l1i tune has corne; slavery, as an institution, is dootned; but one ...
... by the invaders to quit the state of slavery, and has actually the option over a considerable portion of Confederate territory of be- coming what he was not before. It is not much, perhaps, to be promoted from slavery to serfdom, but it is a move, nevertheless ...
... chief usher)- Step this way, ysur Lordship. The case is over. His Lordship then retired. MR. LIN(jOLN ON THE, EXTINCTION OF SLAVERY IN MARYLAND. At a meeting hli Baltimore of the friends of the new constitution, Senator Wilson was among the speakers. The ...
... 1Dunlop. M'Bride said the sailors of the unton at Glasgow, that wa>s the Glasgow branch, tere - being reduced into slavery worse shan I negro slavery by Mr Nathlaniel Dunlop, and thereupon he wrote, he understood, a leafie: and af w arning to passeng~ers. ...
... AnoLivroNe OF SLAVERY IN Cun.1,. - A deputation of the British and Foreign 'Anti-Sin- very Soeiety waitedon Wedheesday upontha11light Hlon. the Earl of Clarendon at the ForeigiO~fice; to present to his Lordship an address oni fbe -subject of slavery in Cuba ...
... stay there. But, of course, we are told that the great thing is to strike I a blow at slavery. During the whole of my life I I have been readin about these ?? at slavery, I but I have never been able to make out that they have had any substantial or permanent ...
... what w~e may tfle tterni the opposition, it was urged-1st, that no proof offes haed been given of sult a legal existenee of slavery stof in Kentifceky as. would substantiate this species of pro- salet perty ; 2dly, that whatever mihght htave been ?? ls. ...
... him into slavery, it cannot, I think, be doubted that the man pursued would be justified in using, ,in the same circumstances as the prisoner, the same means 'of relieving himself from so dreadful a result. Can, then, or must the law of slavery' in -Missouri ...
... The Council of Ministers will discuss this evening the report of the Senate Committee on the bill for the aboil lion of slavery in Cuba. Should the Ministers spprove the modifications proposed by Committee in the Government dratt, it is considered probable ...
... ccil tis ?? on what con diimsitmy lee trosible to reinstate-the iormer Government. ?? ANTI-SLAVERY UOING-RFSS IN (RATIRs. Paris, Sshtenshv.r 21. The Anti - Slavery Congress. initiated by Cardinal iaeigsrie. Wee opened here thisi maorning. ?? Keller Was ...