... with until had its selection Opposition have majority in the House but it is composed of the most discordant topic of the slavery of either ultra that are bitter to 1st of November British vessels in of arrivals United place 15000 since it was not over ...

... Soilers, who hold the b of power k•twesto the two great leading parties, and who are resolute te prevent the exteusion of slavery to neer states, erase to vote far a candidate who is not pledged to their views ma the question of slavers/. The contest has ...

... numbers Courteous in the house of representatives Thursday 13th of most character Mr Meade that to introduced to abolish slavery iu district of Columbia in territories in his already on lost speaker The south all aggressions sinews of man’s arm in would ...

... cotrespond with public expectations. I short, this message is one of the most innocent documents pub'iibed. Un the sul ject of slavery in the new terriloiies the Gener.1 by no means o ear or explicit. J In the finances theie will be found a deficiency of only ...

... the Edinburgh Ladies’ Anti-Slavery Society was held in Queen Street Hall, Edinburgh. There was very respectable attendance, composed chiefly of ladies. On the platform were a number of gentlemen interested in the anti-slavery movement. Cabinet Dinner.—Lord ...

... correspond with public expectations. In short, this memo is of the most innocent docurnentserm published. On the sashimi of slavery m the new territories the C.eiserel is by no means clear and esrlicit. In Anodes there will be found a only Is dollars this ...

... will he defeated and that lie will he thwarted by bo h Houses of Congress 111111 apar t from t hi. it calculated that the slavery question—that Cdiiker-wurm In American politics —will eiigro*t« too much of ihr-time and attention oi the le^isla'tire, to ...

... which does nut correspond with public short, this message is one of the innocent documents ever published. Out the subject of slavery ia the new territories the General is by no means clear and explicit.—lit the finances there will be found a deficiency of ...

... corn raised in this country cost from 7s. to 10s. in manual labour. The Land of Liberty.—A Seamstress fob Sale.— The Anti-Slavery Reporter reprints the followingadvertisemenl, from, we presume, an American paper:— Notice.—For sale, coloured girl, of very ...

... boldest front so pro slavery 1r is rate Its find an Arite.ican tel,awns ready the hand of amparttal recoir to a coloured tiro Sher or s.ster; last the pastor stud nieurowts of 'ti's branch. preach, war. and practise ania.slavery. Their Twatittrer us a ...

... r»:he saPPho w.. ordered.. G^o. 10 bad been held, to promote the bee° hB!d- oneP*'iti#D • -ice slavery treaties, the other to bear a depu- Lion from A^-Slavery Society in t»gl»d. A very Urge crop of sugar ia expected, lhe yarn crop has been destroyed. ...

... all his countrymen, who have a will of their own and have no objection to lend their money to Russia, as the abettors of slavery and despotism ! Was ever such unblushing, such unparalleled effrontery, witnessed before ? So then, must not buy our hemp ...