... Irish selves. For part I deny that the people have been to blame - the*r vices and evil acts were the natural products of slavery ; their worst fault was their tame endurance that heaviest of temporal injuries. Again, in the next succeeding paragraph of ...

... attention within the last couple of months and are said to have made divers converts in high quarters to the machinery of slavery suppression as enforced by his father, the Lord Chief Justice, the temarks upon whose alleged retention of office despite ...

... difference to exist book, keeping alive hatred and ill-will, and perpetuating ascendancy the one side, and slavery ihe other. For, what else it, but slavery the worst description for« Hom.au tholic to compelled, the terrors of hateful and oppressive law, to ...

... her cruelties towards the led to a long delete, and the motion being opposed by Mr. Clay, and others, stood adjourned. The slavery question continued to excite a good deal of attention. Mr. Foote has intrduced • motion is the Sr. ...

... horses are entered for the first day. The Stewards are Mr. S. Mansere), Mr. J. Mansergh, and Mr. G. Roe, of Roesboro.' POPERY, SLAVERY. AND DOMESTIC NOMINATION. • (Press the Dahlia Mining Mail.) • — • • Day by day Portly I. drawing her serpentine cords ...

... u long speech in introducing the resolution, but its formal discussion had been postponed for u few dajs. The question oi Slavery continued to occupy most prominent position the minds of all classes, and to form prominent topic the proceedings of many ...

... &totter of Maris Prawn' 40Pitspattick, • Minor. ran, Petibkoiser. Fgrpstridc, Revowdost. In the pro-slavery men are the free-traders, whilst the anti-slavery men ate the monopolists. ...

... renown, When Panes were trodden down, And Boroirnhe wore the crown Of Hebor's royal lace. Sublime arc Ossian's stratus. Mid slavery's gloom and chains, They hallow all our plains, And cheer *ho peanut's hearth Has he the erening Though storms his roof assail ...

... California arm New Mexico, From various state legislatures receive continued evidences oMrascible and excited feeling on the slavery question. Many of the most distinguished Magyar refugees had been received at the White-house President Taylor in a manner ...

... expenditure of eovernmeet. Mr. HUTT said it was not his intention to bring forward on Thursday next his motion on the subject of slavery. but it was certainly his intention to bring forward the subject on • future occasion. Lord DUNCAN slid oe this day fortnight ...

... occupy much interest, Mr. Clay having proposed a compromise furthe settlement of the long-agitated and vexatious question of slavery. The matter has been met by opposition from of the southern senators, who are allied to the democratic party. The proposal ...

... purpose of personally examining the state of things in these colonies, and reporti:,,; :he result of their inquiry to the Anti-slavery Societj, of which they are leading members.—Tbe result of Mr. Disraeli's motion has been, as we anticipated, its defeat, through ...