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... bondage and, in a speech which he rose from his death-bed to deliver ia Ihe U. S. Senate, he claimet more sion of slavery, more guarantees for slavery, more tsecurity from the pestilent attacks of the hated abolitionists, more facilities for the catching of ...
... AN AMERICAN PROTEST AGAINST THOMAS CARLYLE'S ANTI SLAVERY APOSTACY. How many American hearts have loved and revered Thomas Carlyle I To bow many has he been as an impersonation of lofty thoughts, and heaveo-born principles of justice and truth And who ...
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... SLAVERY IN beg leave to state a few feats bearing upon some reports male in the Herald' • few weeks since, by a person calling himself A Lover of Liberty, with regard to the Conduct of the trustees of a British &hoot not 50 miles from Cern . In the ...
... AMERICA. From Washington the intelligence is unimportant, Con- gress continuing to debate the Slavery question. A change iii the Cabinet was rumoured, ...
... upon the differences between j the south and north on the subject of slavery. He admitted faults on the side of both, but declared unequivocally for the progressive extinction of slavery. He even went so j far as to indicate measuresby which he thought this ...
... America is still uncomfortable on account of its anti-slavery and pro-slavery parties. Mr. Webster has de- livered an address, in which he declares unequivocally for the progressive extinction of slavery, and says he does so for the sake of the preservation ...
... need only a brief recapitulation. By them we entered into certain stipulations with other nations for the suppression of slavery, by armed intervention. The treaties were made 32 years ago—at a period when less was understood of the nature of trade economics ...
... Mexico and Utah are to have territorial governments, without any reference to slavery whatever. Third—The right of Texas be divided Into four additional states, with or without slavery, as the people within them may desire, whenever there is a sufficient population ...
... necessary to refuse acquiescence in their pro- ceeedings. This truth is applicable, among other sub- jects, to that of negro slavery the further abolition of which is sometimes sought by questionable schemes, and by a very suspicious connection with a very ...
... arrival of the Arnim (.) we tare advica darn from New Tork to the Slot July, and by telegraph to Halifax to tie td jar. The Slavery bed hews relayed by the Smut. Tb• new I,d declared that hi. lice of policy would be strict nentreloy in the anis, .0 oakum ...
... varied news, but does not possess much political significance. The United States Senate were still busily ...