... toadmit them either way. The opinion ra- pidly gainiog in the free states fo, that whilet we have no right to interfere with slavery whore it exiete, there shell be no more slave territory. Upoa thie question the strength of the country will be ere long tested ...

... the nationa 1 compact to prevent the increase, and to mitigate and finally eradicate slavery from the Union; and the ordi nance of 1817, so far as it concerned slavery, should be ex- tended to all territories in the United States ; and the senators and ...

... to establish or prohibit slavery io any territory, it is the sense of this Nati- onal Council that Congress ought not to legislate upon the subject of slavery as it exists in the District of that any of Congrese with slavery, as it exists in the said ...

... horrors ami nboramations of slavery in the southern States of the North American Republic, has produced effect upon public feeling tif this country greater than we remember have seen ever produced any single work. Whilst slavery was unhappily permitted tho ...

... having offered or having en authorised to offer office to Mr. Keogh ot any his political associates. Lord Beaumont’s motion on slavery in Ca:olina was reed to, and at seven o'clock their lordships ad- ...

... resident of ‘Tennissce, and suggested that his hearers would understand from these facts what are his “ proclivities” on the slavery nestion. He regretted the determination of the 4 ri eo State men of Kansas not to vote in the elec- tion of delegates to the ...

... MaTRIMONY.— In return to whatever you may have done for your wife, from what does she deliver you ! Only e complicated slavery From the slavery of -busi- make the enumeration. pi ness beside your hearth, you ness: If you have hap event will not in the ing to ...

... against slavery, no one lost his time with an i into the system of slavery; but it being an established principle that slavery was a truly in- fumova thing, the design of the whole movement was In like manner, if the atter annihilation of slavery. the system ...

... Canadian arrived at Quebec on the 9th — Barcelona, from Havre, arrived at New York on the 8th. At Kansas, on the 2nd, the Pro- slavery party attacked the Free-soilers, and drove them out at the point of the bayonet, destroying their property. More troops re- ...

... Franklin was captured by the Abolitionists on the morning of the 4th instant, after a desperate fight, in which three pro-slavery men were killed.— Marshal Donaldson and four men were killed at Hickory Point on the 3rd inst. All these reports, however ...

... of blind persons, who cannot see the light. There is unity among slaves, for they are all denied their liberty ; and this slavery lies an incubus on the laity of the Church of Rome, for they must all obey the Pope and his clergy, without daring to entertain ...

... delegates to the National Council recently he! ld in Philadelpha, in making abject and uncomplaining submi: ssion to Fro-slavery legislation a fundamental article in the c' reed of the national American party, readers it imperative upoa us to ex- presg ...