... the national compact to prevent the increase, and to mitigate, and finally eradicate slavery from the Union, and that the ordinance of 1787, far as it concerned slavery, should be extended to all territories of the United States; and the senators and r ...

... asserting its own independence am! freedom, to avoid giving countenance the extension slavery. The influence of the small but compactand powerful class of men interested in slavery, who command one section of the country, and wield a vast political control as ...

... has prompted large anti slavery meeting Toronto, Clergymen almost every denomination were among the i>|>eakers. An association was formed, called the Anti-Slavery Society ol Canada, having for its object tbe extinction ol slavery all over the world, ditfusmg ...

... assured that it will earnest desire to discourage all schemes for the immigration of negroes that we calculate to promote slavery.” ...

... AND TURKISH . REFORMS. - : ae e ME BIGG urged on the Premier, the other day, the th propriety of demanding the abolition of slavery in da Turkey. He might have as well proposed that the th s Allies should insist on the Mahomedans giving up the Prophet and ...

... the great dividing question of slavery, and are split into “Pro-slavery Know-nothings” and Anti-slavery Know-nothings.” This is the Knownothing” party. The other, or the philanthropic reli* gious party is the anti-slavery one ; and this appears to bo spUt ...

... affairs, with stapiant sugar market at declining prices, tog.-thcr with revival of the discussion regarding the abolition .slavery, arc the main points of the intelligence. General Strano had been placed under arrest for alleged complicity with the slave ...

... the election of the Democratic candidate for the Presidency, and, wo would fain hope, in a growing spirit of antipathy to slavery. The domestic peace has been disturbed by the workings of the Fugitive Slave Law, anil the Order of the Lone Star, not to ...

... «l»»e trade ta the di«tricl of Columbia, , Mr. (lay «u made the apecial order 1 the Senate for Monday. TI.U wa. cal*-** of slavery, but they found themselves in „/ I twenty, and the measure w«« adopted. (> ' * tun .llrinU. m-liO •*' 1 J Prnn.rlr.nl. b ...

... which includes a considerable number of individuals profussing pro slavery views. Depar.ing from the ordinary rule of the American pulpit, with reference to the question of slavery, Mr. Beecher has courageously and pertinaciously denounced the institution ...

... Portuguese pos eisions, and for the registration of all slaves owned other parties, for the purpose of gradually extinguishing slavery iu the ultramarine possessions, as It has been long since decreed respect the Azores and other islanls. SARDINIAN STATES. ...

... mainly by slaveowners, and supi>osed to be undertaken in the interests of slavery, in which the southern States suffer little, while the northern, the open opponents of slavery, have the whole brunt. How long, after such discovery, would the war last ...