... UNITED STATES' SLAVERY. A ““man and a brother,” may, in the slave-holding ‘ states of America, not only be bought, sold, and mortgaged, seized for his master’s debts, and transmitted by inheritance or will, but, being property, can possess of himself ...

... ENORMITIES OF AMERICAN SLAVERY. The following passage is from the speech of the Hon® John A. Bingham, of Ohio. It issaid to have produced a thrilling effect upon the house. Mr. B. is speaking of the “ bloody code ’of Kansas :—‘‘Ay, sir, Congress is to ...

... affairs in the United States is most painful. The conflict between Southern Slavery and Northern Freedom has been removed from the Senate chamber to the battle-field. The pro-Slavery forces in Kansas have succeeded in vanquishing the free-state inhabitants ...

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... 'which provisions were for fostering and perpetuating slavery in those states. There is nothirg 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 ...

... actually married him and had children, to the infinite annoyance of the other parties, This occurred in Onondaga County. SLAVERY IN FNGLAND.—At a synod held in the third year of the reign of Henry L., it was agreed, among other things, *“ that there should ...

... 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 a ...

... of God, into a pair of scales, and weighing out his blood, his muscles, and his soul, at ten dollars the sixteen ounces! Slavery will herself, one of these days, be weighed in the balance—not for commerce, but for vengeance. ...

... to the Pope ! Vote for Palmerston—and treason to Ireland! Vote for Palm raton—hurnhug—massacte—starvation— Sadleirism—and slavery !-7hc Nation. THE BISHOES AND THE PERSIANIEL—The Persin n ambassador and his suite were accommodated during the proceedings ...

... emigration, with ultimate liberty ; but since there is no colony which will take our refu-e popu- lation, a confined slavery worse than the slavery of the negro'', is the terrible punishment of these offenders. It was evident, continued Baron Martin. •'that ...

... the fair habitues were wont to say, ' You know the aork• women ar- well paid, well fail, and well Create I ; there is no slavery there.' Yet one day last November the house was close!. How was this? An excellent connection, great reputation, an old-e ...

... capital invested in the trade between San Francisco and China, owned and controlled by Chinamen residing in that city. AMERICA.—SLAVERY.—American statistics show that the slave population increases so rapidly that it doubles itself in 25 years, and that the ...