... excessive devotion to the South to be safe, and Mr Douglass, who more than Mr Pierce is a pro-slavery politician, has been nominated by the Democratic or Pro-slavery Convention, but his election is not yet safe. We regard his success as sign of the weakness ...

... in the States, and explained the position and influence of the existing parties, and their bearings upon the question of Slavery, was full of most interesting information and philosophical reflection. Professor Nichol spoke with his customary eloquence ...

... Hague, August 3—The Netherlands Govenuenfc has presented to the States General scheme, having for its object the abolition of slavery in the West Ind es. The bash of the project will be indemnity, which is calculated at 34,000,000 guilders, to be paid the ...

... he took with him about 12,000 troops, consisting of cavalry, infantry, and artillery. Notwithstanding the prohibition of slavery throughout the Ottoman dominions, it is still carried on in Egypt, and numerous slave dealers, with ample stocks of dares ...

... WEST INDIES The Netherlands government has presented to the Statee General a prvjtt tie lot having lor its object abolition slavery in the West Indies. basis the project will be indemnity, which is calculated at 34,UbV,00U guilders, be paid to the proprietors ...

... as the fair ' habitues' were wont to say, ' You know the workwomen are well paid, well fed, and well treated ; there is no slavery there. Yet one day last Nov. the house was closed. How was this? An excellent connection, great reputation, an old established ...

... unquestionably will be to add to the hardships of native slavery; but, with increased enlightenment, this can scarcely equal *ha horrors we associate with exile to the American continent and slavery under foreign masters. A rapid extension of our Afric in ...

... counterbalance for along period to come the gradually increasing powers of the free i States, with whom the extinction of slavery is a principle, and purification of the blood stain on the national hon- I our a matter of earnest endeavour. Attempts have ...

... PUBLIC MEETINGS. LORD CARLISLE ON AMERICAN SLAVERY. The Earl of Carlisle was present at a soiree of the Leeds Anti-Slavery Society, held on Tuesday evening. In tbe course of bis speech he said Everything that has reached us from tbe United' States tends ...

... starting to join the colouy, which is on the western boundary of the State of Missouri. The parties who emigrate are hostile to slavery, and go out with the purpose of becoming voters, that they may prevent that institution from finding legal foothold there ...

... GREENOC wee. our union on the slavery q foolishly as we know hear) some gr motives whi to the most offensive cor American pu' blic, and when they says that events make the and most unfavou of a misunder- d upon our Ameri thea ria, ‘The late | against ...

... with the Neaisditan martyrs, violent contrast with their official and parliamentary declarations alsmt the continuance of slavery North Italy. If the Lombards were only Turks or blackamoors, or even Spaniards, auxiliary legion would start from British ...