... gain the sympathy of thjpubhic, and impress the workiag-men with their own importance, as haying redeemed them from such slavery! Often have I been amused by more than one of these gentlemen in-their speeches plaintively telling of the hours they themselves ...

... as their fueros -that is, char- tered rights-were before the despotism of the King ground all down to a dead level of slavery. The Basque, we have said, is no Spaniard; but this must not be understood to mean that no Spaniards are Basques in blood ...

... Wa' been'avr 'eile cd ?? ?? ~Wth'nivn th 'freed4 ~t f~ the Oity tk t~aa grivi.n. ?? re0at W shook: pti-th laist chains -pof slavery from mi~i'ne ?? -Autria- Ast she 'scinrf~d'tle 44 r fo 6i X'PAd' ' s a' h-dla laughter). Uq. -wiphed i Wt~o ?? that Ireland ...

... wadeale preventive Thirteenth Amnendment, and give to Congress preciselv the samoepreventive Pow-er that it has in respect to slavery. The reserved powro h States Over the domestic relations would he so far qualified that they could not legaliz poya. Th occasion ...

... -The senators and deputies for Cuba were yesterday heard by the Com unite; of the Chamber upon the Bill for the Abolition of Slavery in that colony. King Alfonso will this evening receive the con- gratulations of the Foreign Diplomatic Body on His Majesty's ...

... sarface. Despite the lashes, they clamlbcred up the cage, got hold of the whip, and threateoed to kill the master. i' ogro Slavery was not much worse thaic this. Mr. Aderoft states that a man who had worlied the long hours ho describes would not earn more ...

... renators and deputies for Lab& were yester- c day heard by the comnoittee of the chamber upon it the bifl for the abolition of slavery in the colony. g Kiog Ulfonso will this evening receive the con- a gratulaticrne of the foreign diplomatic body on his h ...

... This ameudment, if adepted, would deal with polygamy as slavery w\a` dealt with in the Thirteenth Amendment, and give to Congress precisely the same preventive power that it hls in respect to slavery. The reserved power of the States over the domestic relations ...

... The Senators and Deputies for Cuba were yesterday heard by the Committee of the Obamnbnr upon the bill for the abolition of slavery in that colony. King Alfonso will this evening receive the congratula- tions of the foreign Diplomatic Body on his Majesty's ...

... with the sword; no regular profit, therefore, could arise from conquests which ruined all annexed countries by massacre and slavery. Spoil alone could be held out as a reward to the conquering Powers and warriors. Now it is, no doubt, an advantage of our ...

... Senators and Deputies for ,i Cuba were yesterday heard by the Committee of the Chamber upon the bill for the abolition of slavery in that colony. King Alfonso will this evening receive the congratula- C tions of the Forcign Diplomatic Body on His Ma jesty's ...

... week, The Senators and Deputies for Cuba have been heard by the Committee of the Chamber upon the bill for the abolition of slavery in that colony. The Avocat-GWndral Ontrs, of the Court of Appeal of Brussols, who had been caught in the act of cheating at ...