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... CHRISTIAN IN THE SOUTHERN STATES MADE TO SUPPORT SLAVERY. The New York Independent, gives the following heartrending story, as lately received from the lips of a respected and well-known clergyman of the Presbyterian Church, himself born in slave state ...
... Slavery the United States.—A tragedy occured near Franklin, Tennessee, the week before last, which, for finished brutality, throws the recital of Uncle Tom's Cabin altogether into the shade. A woman, named Kllen Burden, having had her jealousy aroused ...
... which provisions were for fostering and perpetuating slavery in those states. There is nothi. g now, therefore, to prevent the establishment of slavery in Kansas but the cannon of the anti-slavery party, and the rifles of the Northern freemen. The opposing ...
... handed over to President Pierce and his party the ariny of the States, with which the pro-slavery official may, if he so think tit. force slavery upon the anti-slavery,'or free-soil party in Kansas. The two parties in this state are now in open conflict, ...
... strong party displays, if not of personal violence. Then too, the whole country seems seething and surging on the slavery question. Slavery seems working its own downfall inevitably, long as the desirable result may be before it arrives. Kansas is in state ...
... prohibited slavery from the north-west territory, was unconstitutional ; that the Missouri Compromise, so far it excluded slavery from the Louisiana territory north of 30 deg. 30 min., was unconstitutional; that Congress had no power to prohibit slavery from ...
... then, 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 November the house was closed. How was this? An excellent connection, great reputation, old-established ...
... 1.~9th SUNDAY AFTB& TRINITY. at. Morning—l Kiugs .. vt^.-'-iOk Evening—l Kings .. I,®. Heb.4. Queen Anne died, Nile 1796—Slavery abolished In the 2—Monday—Moon enters her last qomer, 'Mnl p.m.— Margaret Nicholson tried to stab George 111., 1786. convicted ...
... Ashby Pasture, which showed good snort. American Slavery âUnder the auspiccsof the Ternperatice Society, Mr. Kbenezer V. Quant (formerly a resident iu New Orleans, aud au eve witness of the barbarities slavery), delivered two lectures on this subject in ...
... emigration, with ultimate liberty ; but since there is no colony which will take our refuse population, confined slavery worse than the slavery of the negroes is the terrible punishment of these offenders. It was evident, continued Baron Martin, that ...
... M.— You are qtiite right, such democrats are the greatest tyrants ; like MitcheU, the Irish reformer, they would advocate slavery provided they might be slave-hold:rs. We have received a letter signed R. 8., (properly authenticated,) in which he complains ...
... well filled by ail audience drawn together hear a lecture on the above subject, by Mr. Craft, who with his wife, ISIS, from slavery. The ltev. 1!. Street occupied the chair and in introducing the subject made some cxcclleut remarks, which, to our regret ...