... described in Southern papers, or as 44 the rebel mutilators of the dead are painted by Northern artists. SECESSION AND SLAVERY. No proposition oould so repugnant to Northern men as that of receiving the four millions of slaves the South among their ...

... entitled THE FAR WEST, OR THE EMIGRANT'S PROGRESS FROM TilE OLD WORLD TO THE NEW, AND s NEGRO LIFE IN FREEDOM AND IN SLAVERY, On MONDAY, TUeSDAY, WEDXFSDAY, THURsDAY, and FmIDAY, E the 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24th, and 25th Instant, AT THE CONCERT-HALL ...

... Blind Tumult and base Ignorance contend: f And while the shrieks of Want and Torture blend, - Delighted in the darkness, Slavery wrades : In blood and tears !-Oh ! for some silent glades, tl Whence I might watch the Morning re4-seend! t. N. t_ Oh! the ...

... R. thinks it quite possible to sympathise with the South, in consequence of the oppression of the North, and yet to hate slavery. HI. R, EDGo-IIILL-If the book is one likely to sell, any London publisher would accept your very libersJ terms. POST-OFFICE ...

... means pre erving the Union, and another portion (the anti-slavery) talking of letting the Union go to the devii' rather than wage a war keep an unnatural alliance between freedom and slavery ; many Demo orats, too, were favour of allowing the disaffected ...

... At the last eleotlon the candidates were Lincoln, Breclinridge, Bell, and Douglas. 'Breokinrid e was the nominee of the slavery party, and Bell also reelved support from States opposed to alterations in the lawaffecting the infamous system. RNOL1BHMA ...

... 'The lioneymo6n. N ewAdeighl Thetre.- oerMoM Bzrriagtwn, and ' Fifeen ebrxe f 80amFD' LIf. GsCotoseeum Theatre.- Americn Slavery, asd lvlea180 euother, 8t. JDaneo'r Hali.-Cbdsrty's Mintstrele : The BUroaldn of 21105n, Olnderello, &o feeOn'5 Hall ...

... trick at a fair, the public regard it little that it would be unbecoming to waste a word about it. THE SOUTHERN PARTY AND SLAVERY. I expressed a belief in first letter, written a few days after my arrival, that the South would sever go back into the Union ...

... Institution, OTTON IS KING.-Mentor hopes this idea ie exploded. The country has hardly felt the stoppag of this trade -based on slavery. Maciqueen, in ?? Statistics, shows that the manure traue employs more men and capital. /A SucSzRIBEIt.-The Queen of the ...

... boe' 1 et'' .troR.'snD DEATS oF DII. SCA St Ot h, . iE' to say that no co1firalrttillatese this rtL'eour, which we 'o sa SLAVERY,-We are nuuch cbl'gCd°; o? c ?? CE for several ?? Of the ?.v 'flntls articles on thi sUijert- Ae' 'tae'' je selves or their ...

... lines by G.' We cannot possibly find room for the numerous letters which are poured in upon us on the question of American Slavery. THXE PEINCE'S MARRIAGE.- One who is fond of a danoe hopes the town council will place a band of mosic on the great la ...

... oercorrespondent is in habitual communication i 'with the Anti-Slavery Society, we have a suggestion to offer wbidb-is worthy of his and theirattention. Tbe Americansys- i tem of domestic slavery wsasnever, in onr opinion. so forcibil, so I comprehensively ...