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... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. It is now several weeks since the Supreme Court a of the United States pronounced a judgment in the - p case of a man of colour, named Dred Scott, which p excited surprise at the time, and is likely to be at- v tended with ...
... LIBERTY Versus SLAVERY. Tub news received this week from America is ' disheartening to the friends liberty it is important in itself. Not only has the pro! slavery party triumphed at Washington but | the free soilers in Kansas have been defeated in several ...
... prohibited slavery from the north-west territory, was unconstitutional; that the Missouri compromise, so far as it excluded slavery from the Louisiana territory north of 30 deg. 30 min., was unconstitutional; that congress had no power to pro- hibit slavery ...
... ENGLISH SLAVERY.-THE DRESSMAKER. A “first hand” in one of the London fashionable millinery and dress-making establishments has written a good letter to the Times, exposing the system of slavery carried on systematically in those establishments daring ...
... A PHASE OF SLAVERY. A moving incident, says an American paper, came to our knowledge last week, which we lay before our readers. We suppress names for reasons obvious to every one. Near Louisville, Kentucky, lives a planter of wealth and standing. He ...
... land decides that the ordinance of 17S7, so far as it prohibited slavery Irom the ortsi-tv-esttterritory, was uncoIsStituitiOnall; that tlhe Missouri Compromise, so far as it excluded slavery from the Louisiania territory northt of thirty degrees thirty ...
... AN INCIDENT OF AMERICAN SLAVERY. Tbe following incident happened in the United States, set long ago. Some of the facte bare, believe, already appeared in an English periodical, hot in very incomplete state, and without the singular termination. The story ...
... not induce the church to separate from slavery, seceded and formed a Methodist elturzli, anti-slavery principles, the name of the Wesleyan Methodists. Their ministers sold anti-slavery works, preached against slavery, and laboured to change the tone of public ...
... ENORMITIES OF AMERICAN SLAVERY. The following passage is from the speech of the Hon. John A. Bingham, of Ohio. It is said to have produced a thrilling effect upon the house. Mr. B. is speaking of the bloody code of Kansas :—Ay, sir, Congress is to ...
... SLAVERY AMONGST TUE ANTS. (From the North British Agricesitstrist.) AURICI'LTURAL INTELLIGRNCE. RSVINW OP TRH BRITISH CORN TRADE This ',makab was firs &sawed in the (Pelyeeg l os e ) refuses. n by Piet t a Haber, a better observer even than his celebrated ...
... SLAVERY IN THK STATM. folio- of the relative of frm 1.1 I alters the State, 11..4 jtot been to the at Washington: ova. 5.190 Ne o n II - - Motto I 117,414 37M:791 York New Jersey . 2,11.10 Mari Ilnd 422,4541 472,5201 2,111,766 Indiana ...
... SLAVERY IN TILE rNITED STATES. On Friday, the 2Gth. a steeling of ladies was convened at Stafford House to eonsida the expediency of addressing a memorial from the Women of Engl..; to the Women of the Unite, States on the subject of slavery. The ladies ...