... hope that our agricultural friends will see the great advantage endeavouring to counteract, and of ultimately paralyzing slavery and the slave trade in the Weal well as in the Southern portion of the United Statea of America supported chiefly the eoilon ...

... after I fled to unshackle mind ; it was throe years before I had purged language slavery’s idioms ; it was four years before I had thrown of! the crouching aspect of slavery ; and now the evil that besets me is a great lack general information, the foundation ...

... on their premises. A Scotchman tarred and feathered. —Amongst the speakers, at a recent meeting of the Mnssachussets Anti- Slavery Society, wns “Robert Edmonds, a Scotchman birth, who had been living in South Carolina till about two years since, when lie ...

... n tendered ; and there is little ground probably, therefore, for the statement that Mr Crittenden had been sent for. The Slavery question in connexion with California still occupied th-' attention of both branches of Congress, On the 20th, in the Senate ...

... reminded the house that during the last seventeen years, from 1533, there had been borrowed on account of the abolition of slavery, the Irish famine, and deficiency in the revenue, a sum of £3.5,000,000, and in that time only £8,000.000 had been applied ...

... the objects of the meeting : and the importance of the Union was set forth as of superior importance to the restriction of slavery.” From Canada we learn that the Parliament had been prorogued to the 3d April. It appears, correspondence between the Montreal ...

... the slave trade, but its withdrawal before the adoption and operation other measures would have the effect of stimulating slavery in Cuba and Brazil, and seriously injuring our sugar growing colonics, when called to compete against unlimited supply of ...

... York Trihuur and other papers Hooontljr, the I’nilcd Stales Congress lias been principally I occupied with the discussion slavery.and the kindred topics. which have been the loading subjects interest during present session. Three important speeches have ...

... news is not of much importance. Congress was still engaged i.i discussing the question of slavery. The speech of Webster in the Senate on the 7th was pro-slavery, but earnestly favourable to the maintenance the Union. The mews from Texas extends to the ...

... Ecclesiatical Reform Movements,” Tho Defects of Modern Biography/’‘‘The People’s Conference,’’and “American Methodism and African Slavery;” and these are all articles of a decidedly more nervous class than those with which are generally familiar in denominational ...

... accounts from New York the 22d ult. inclusive, being two days later than our advices hv the last steamer. The debate the .Slavery Question still continued to carried on with considerable acerbity ; and, if might judge from the speeches of various senators ...

... fortnight present nothing' worthy special comment. No subject of interest has occupied the attention of either House, hut that of slavery ; and on that all action i' lost in interminable war of words. M. San Hois LeComte, Minister of the Trench Republic, was presented ...