... ALLEGED ORIGIN OF THE DISCONTENT, The long.concealed and intemperate interference of the Northern people with the question of slavery the Southern States, has at length produced its natural effects. The different sections of the Union are now arrayed against ...

... eager deal with the chief grievances,—wo will not only say that pressed upon themselves, for, looking to the abolition of slavery and the reform of the criminal law, must admit that the Kcformed Parliament applied themselves vigorously to all evils that ...

... responsibility for the present evils, nor continuance of the debate on the constitutional power Congress over the subject of slavery the territories. A truce, at least during the debate on the Union, was essential to reconciliation. The Union could not be ...

... Twelve trees' Soap Powder saves time, trouble, money, firing, soap, tongn and temper,” and entirely abolishes the female slavery'* of the tub, and the present domestic-happiness-destroying practice of washing. It contains nothing injurious, but is safe ...

... soon exercise an influence on the price of the old. Senator Seward had delivered in his place a startling speech against slavery, viewed especially as promoter of barbarism. The Philadelphia Press says the Government has received information that the ...

... Twelvetrees’ Soap Powder saves time, trouble, money, firing, soap, tongue and temper,’ and entirely abolishes the M female slavery” of the tub, and the present domestic-happiness-destrnying practice of washing. It contains nothing injurious, but is safe ...

... of slavery, would say once that it was, and he would say more, that during the last few months the Northern States had shown the respect they attached to the representations of this country on that subject by striking the heaviest blow at slavery which ...

... element bears no proportion to that of Slavery. The Declaration o( Independence from South Carolina contained no mention ot high tariffs. Mr. Stephens, the vioei president of the Confederacy said the institution of Slavery was the corner stone of the new State ...

... States. Considerable interest attached to its deliberations from the bet that it was about to grapple with the subject oi slavery. The Zion's Herald gives the following version of the position of the question:— “The Methodist Episcopal Church has nearly ...

... circumstances, that tho bulk of the negroes should prefer their Southern masters to their Northern friends, and well-fed slavery the warm South to utter extermination the inhospliable North, ...

... his noble friend that the Spanish Sivernment had assured her Majesty’s Government at it was not their intention to allow slavery to be established in the eastern portion of tbe island which was about to be re-annexed to Spain. The Princess Alice's Annuity ...

... since we nonneed the fact, and we are disappointed at the faint and feeble echo which our words have produced. Where the Anti-Slavery Society, and why are its energies so torpid f There can be no donbt to the Mthentieity of the details we made public. There ...