... A PHASE OF SLAVERY. A incident, an American paper, came to our knowledge last week, which lay before onr readers. We suppress names for reasons obvious to every one. Near Louisville, Kentucky, lives planter of wealth and standing. was the possessor of ...

... establish nr prohibit slavery any territory, it the sense of this National Connell that Congress ought not to legislate upon the snbjoel of slavery it exists in tile district of Columbia, and that any interference of Congress with slavery, it exists in the ...

... State offices, and to have all these filled with anti-slavery men would be of essential service. She, moreover, pointed out the important mission pursued by those Abolitionists of the American Anti-Slavery Society who, outside of politics, are upholding u ...

... THE KANSAS STRUGGLE. The news from Kansas is still interesting. The pro-slavery forces had succeeded in turning the tables on their Free-State opponents, and much blood had been spilt and property destroyed, if the reports that have reached are reliable ...

... authorities that, as the Jaws relating to slavery were founded on the Koran, they must remain unaltered; aud that as the Sultan, who had been always hitherto the most strenuous defender and vigorous promoter slavery iu these parts, must doubtless on the present ...

... Union, the Pro-slavery organ at the seat of Government chosen for Kansas last summer by the Border Rutlian Legislature at Shawnee Mission” (we quote a description of the journal and the established Kansas Legislature from a New York Anti-slavery paper)—“the ...

... recently the defence of slavery has laboured under great difficulties, because its apologists (for they were mere apologists) took half-way grounds. They confined the defence of slavery to mere negro slavery, thereby giving up the slavery principle, admitting ...

... interest, would have taken time the forelock during the recess, and so saturated Kansas with the spirit and elements of slavery that the attempt to wash out the taint at a later period would have been hopeless. As the House of Representatives could not ...

... drive matters to extremes, and force slavery upon the peopled Kansas. Governor Walker is shortly expected Washington, and it is not believed that’Mr. Buchanan will Jenu his countenance the base designs of the pro-slavery fmatics. The course of the Constitutional ...

... disguises those very rough writers (he plain simple fact that (he principle upon which they would govern India is that of slavery,—nothing more or less. lowestthat it is the opinion of the jury that a sufficient number of servants is not employed at the ...

... meaning t*> cast more blame this than on that political party; condemn the public discussion of all questions touching negro slavery, before crowds of people, in the hearing of vast multitudes of negroes. We further think slaveholders are guilty of gross ...

... address. SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES The most important decision ever made the Supreme Cimrt of the United States has just teen pronounced on the Scott case. That supreme tribunal of the land decides that ordinance of 1787, far a» it prohibited slavery from ...