... travellers. Since has been in custody, he has several times attempted to commit suicide. He possessed of considerable property. Slavery ix America.— Much excitement has been created in New York by the decision of slave case in the superior court. It appears ...

... popular with the discering part of thme Pr commniity, ns they would be usefull and clevating in their It tendency, is AmERICAN SLAvErY-Thie Rev. Heory H. Garnmt, a gon liL theruall of colour, hate of thie Uited States, Iov a inissiollir of the U. P. Chaurcll ...

... rational amusement extant. From a paper on Slavery in America”—a lecture on the text of Uncle Tom” and make the following pithy extracts : The early founders of the United States, however blind to the evils of slavery, and erring not at once taking advantage ...

... he doe- not intend to favour the pro-slavery side in Kansas. For if did, would choose a Northern man do it. To this rule in our Government there is exception. There never was an aggressive measure the part of slavery that not by a Northern man. The South ...

... working men should drive another from the field that they may enjoy the laurels of victory by stamping the brand of social slavery upon the other. Fellow working men, we appeal to you the present crisis to come to our re-cue, and show to the world your ...

... bearing upon the Anti-Slavery question. The Illustrations are heart-stirring and full of Interest, and will be introduced in the following order: A Scene on the Coast of Africa.—J. Gilbert, Esq. Frederick Douglass denouncing Slavery and Its Religious Abettors ...

... chief items new* will found detailed under the usual head. The chief topic of legislative interest «*Mr Clay’s report on slavery,and hi* address in support of it. There is renewed rumour the invasion of and emigration California, was proceeding a rapid ...

... the United States. of. Although thus intimately connected with a slave-holding ton State, he was the consistent opponent of slavery; and, box from the time when he attempted, in forming the Con- I stitution of the State, to introduce a measure for its ma ...

... conduct to slavery had been just anifthonourable. [Then, after quoting passages of great power against slavery Mr Parker continuesj—Yet, after all on the 7th of March, 1800. he could make that speech—you know too well. He to exclude slavery bylaw from ...

... . Aytoun'* Bothwell, Poem, •• . * Mits Bremer’s Imprensioiu of America, 3 yob., .. •• Cambridge Eaaays, 1866, Cbaraber*’ Slavery and Colour in America, 3 Cbeaterton’a Rcyclaliona of Prbon Life, 2 yob.. • . •• ® ° Cockburn’* Memorials of Times, Day’s of ...

... for his freedom, claimin- that, by the voluntary act of his master, he was made free when taken into territory from which slavery was excluded Act of Congress. To this several replications are made, some of which the case may turn without reaching the ...

... freedom —their gratitude and submission rich reward to those who on the noble movement. It is not so in America. There have slavery in all it-* powor, and the natural consequences —discontent and revolution. America, which boasts of its freedom and enlightenment ...