... to our Irish selves. For part, deny that the people have been to blame—their vices and evil acts were the natural products slavery; their worst fault was their tame endurance of that heaviest of temporkl injuries. Agsin, in the next succeeding paragraph ...

... procure dial they shall be defeated s,, bare majority that a threat of m/Kiration will ensu the eontmiuiu-.* of t'.cir larling slavery. It is to this at f ion that IVesidm.t Tayh.r «luecls the laiur p.iit his iin ini the vigour the old sollier aid Ids well ...

... any difficulty, yet the General threatens Portugal with another message if she does not pay her debts. On the subject of slavery in the new territories the General is by no means clear or explicit. la the finances there will he found, • delieiency of ...

... taaeignsTs ia npprssiinn. to radace, aecordiag Ike taasgas af war toco ia vigoar, an immrasa aamher af maw to toe severest slavery, and at the tame time ilhsminaliag toe llaliaaa with the ray Catholic ttuth, it carried them by powerfisl impulse practice ...

... Mathew held opioions against slavery, he could but consider that those views on the part of the great philanthropist and friend of mankind were honor him, and should be considered ra- ther merit than otherwise. If slavery was sin. or crime, or an offence ...

... two countries there should be mad# a reality. What sort of a reality is it ai present? A rsality of missry, degradation, of slavery, of impoverishment, of dentil (hear). tho Union is what Lord Byron well described described it in those powerful words—it ...

... it—(hear, hear). Mr. Cobden and Sir Robert Peel say no. and that decides the question. I say for one will not submit to such slavery that—(great cheering). 1 willing to live under the authority of the Queen, Lords, and Commons of tha empire; but if any roan ...

... are now labouring to bribe them by state salaries into the partial servitude ol the national schools, or into the absolute slavery ol the Queen’s colleges. This proves that not iho cultivation the mind, but its entire enslavement their object. Having no ...

... nut have it. Mr. Cobden and Sir Robert Peel say no, and that decides the question. 1 any for one 1 will nut submit to such slavery as that. I ain willing to lire under the authority of the QUIVII, Lords, and Commons of the empire ; but if nay mall dare ...

... are now labouring to bribe them by state salaries into the partial servitude of the National Schools, or into the absolute slavery of the Queen’s Colleges. This proves that, not the cultivation cf the mind, but its entire enslavement is their object. Having ...

... end of Not - amber, and warn then excessively scanty. In America, the pro-alavery men arc the freetraders, whilst the anti-slavery men are the monopolists. A quantity of tea had been received in New York from China by way of the isthmus of Panama. Mr. Westmore ...

... Society to visit that state his earliest convenience, the committee adding that to Kentuckians the good father's opinion about slavery or any other local topio in the United States are of minor importance compared to bis inestimable services in the cause of ...