... might rejoice with in the entire abolmon of the institution of slavery. (Cheers.) The effects of slavery were not merely the black but on the while man. The cruellies and oppression of slavery far as the black man was concerned, had reached its climax. Did ...

... republican candidate, still lacks five votes of the number requisite to constitute legal majority. The discussions respecting slavery are as embittered as ever, and Governor Letcher, who has succeeded Governor Wise in the governorship of the States of Virginia ...

... Congress. The Methodist Episcopal Conference voted on tbe 20lh ult. on the first rule of the slavery committee, recommending a change of rule in the discipline on slavery. The vote stood—yeas, 138; nays, 74; not two-thirds, required to adopt. ...

... marked in the provinces. Serrano t 9 name .lump ensier for king, and Prim, known for activity and ambition, keeps silent. SLAVERY IN THE SPANISH COLONIES. MAY 12, EvsNiNu. —ln to-day's sitting of the Constituent Cortes, the discussion on the ladget of ...

... bis message to Congress, although no speaker had been elected in the House of Representatives. The following are passages:— SLAVERY AND THE HARPER’S FERRY OUTBREAK. Whilst it is the duty of the President from time to time give to Congress information of ...

... this act of hostility and aggression. At Washington, proposals for compromises between the North and South the subject of slavery were under discussion, but had not resulted in any conclusion from which much hope of a pacific settlement could be gathered ...

... n from a collision with the upholders of slavery, have been induced at all hazards to place at the head of the Federal government a statesman whom the South regarded as an enemy to their interests. The slavery men became almost frantic at the probable ...

... I 1 d Mrs. Beecher-Stowe wrote Unde Tom’s Cabiu, because it showed people what a great curse was, and am glad Indeed that slavery has abolished our Queen’s Dominione. It is ...

... difference between the two Democratic ana Pro-Slavery candidates is, that Mr. Breokenndge, representing the Sonthem section, is considered rather to favour severance of the Union if the interests of Slavery should dictate that course; whilst Mr. Douglas ...

... power consistent national compact to prevent the increase slavery, and to mitigate, and finally eradicate slavery ftom the Union; and that the ordinance of 1787, so far as it concerns slavery, should be extended to ell territories of the United states ...

... able advocate of Freedom, and the Rev. WM. KING, formerly a Slaveowner Louisiana, will address the Meeting the subject of Slavery, and the Social and Moral Improvement of the Coloured Population in Canada. At the close of the Meeting, a Collection will ...

... of those lands in which slavery predominates, is deeply rooted, and governs all the social feelings and relations of the population. Equally of course, it cannot be allowed to embrace all tha states or districts iu which slavery exists; for there are several ...