... le generally, and warrants alm sures that may be adopted to counteract their intentic 4 to reduce to a system of absolute slavery those whose misfortune is to be thrown by circumstances under their cunt Pr by Surgeon Owens; seconded by Mr. Bailey : rived ...

... interested parties had taken advantage of the threatened disagreement between the different sections the country on the slavery question to depress the market lor niteil States stock, under the notion tnat an unfavourable impression would created abroad ...

... ceeded, in the face of all opposition, in obtaining their noble object—the emancipation of the negroes, and the abolition of slavery. ‘True, the measure was at one time taken up by Mr. Pitt, shortly befure his death, but con- ceiving it to be, with all his ...

... it—(hear, hear.) Mr. Cobden and Sir Robert Peel say 110, and that decides the question. 1 say for one will not submit to such slavery that—(great cheering.) am willing to live under the authority of the Queen, Lords and Commons of the empire ; but if any man ...

... wished to know on what principle might, for the sake of penny-l'arthing in the cost of a pound of sugar, admit the produce slavery, and thereby give an incalculable impetus to the most abominable of all human traffics—on what principle we might buy Russia ...

... long speech in introducing the resolution, but its formal dis° cussion had been postponed for a few days. The question of slavery continued occupy a most prominent position in the minds of all classes, and to form very prominent topic in the proceedings ...

... OPERY, SLAVERY, AND “ DOMESTIC NOMINATION.” Day by day is Popery drawing her serpentine cords more closely round the neck of Protestant liberty, and taking to her embraces the congenial forces of anti-Saxon hostility. Doctor Kinny, a first-class Irish ...

... addiction of man to the servile condition, than is supplied by the continued endurance in our own country of the galling slavery of the system of judicature that has at length brought destruction upon so many individuals and such various interests, and ...

... show that they had undergone these trials with | much greater success than might have been expected. The great change from slavery to freedom would it | was likely, for a short time be followed by a cessation of | almost all industry, or more especially ...

... before us, is of an interesting character. The proceedings in Congress began to occupy some interest, and particularly on the slavery question. The news from Canada is not unimportant. The Toronto, papers publish a communication from Earl Grey to the Gove ...

... own nostrum ; and if the writer of the above-named recipe fancy slavery a better expedient, why, let him indulge his humour. We, however, are made of Sterne-er stuff, and think “slavery a bitter draught.” = ...

... and in Dutch Guiana, this very period, there are complaints of distress, and the remedy suggested is the suppression of slavery. In another item there has been an extra consumption last year which cannot be maintained in the present, viz., in brandy ...