... power between the two great leading parties, refuse to vote for candidate who is not pledged t« their views on the question slavery. The contest has produced great excitement, not only in the contesters, hut throughout the country. In the progress the several ...

... forbi'ldeu. Article 1. the military are suliordiuate the civil power, and standing army to lie kept up ia tho time oi peace. Slavery is not tolerated. A mpiisi.ion has appeared in the St. Francisco paper convening Hu- .Jews. About thirty responded the call ...

... the Rev. Mr. Pennington, a coloured gentleman, who has just concluded series of lectures this cliy on the subject American slavery. Dr. Pennington, we may add, is the gentleman who preached in Dr. Young’s church, here, on Sunday week, and who appeared in ...

... Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, attended deputation. After an address from Mr. Scoble, which he forcibly depicted the enormous extent and dreadful atrocity of the Slave Trade and Slavery, and the present position and prospects of the Anti-Slavery cause throughout ...

... shal) be slaves another nation, much lest will we content that industry and honesty—the characteristic a Briton—shall become slavery you and your clique. Again, assert, sir, that Briton* never shut* be slaves ! ! ! remain, sir, your humble servants, JOHN ...

... Edin- Lurgh Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society was held in Queen. street Hall, Edinburgh. There was a very respectable attendance, composed chiefly of ladies. On the platform were a number of gentlemen interested in the anti-slavery movement. Mr. John Wigham ...

... voice in the next pew was heard to say, * What is that nigger here for ? The •exton beard the Insult; but, being an anti-slavery man, passed the hypocritical worshipper with silent contempt, and, in a few moments, returned with his own family, and seated ...

... leave no doubt but that the slavery question will, during the Session, call forth very acrimonious feelings. Already Southern Members have threatened that, if the House shall persist passing laws for the exclusion of slavery from Columbia, or any the ...

... have been devoted to the enlightening and enriching of his race ! Catholic Emancipation, Parliamentary Reform, abolition of slavery, opening of the trade with India and China, freedom of trade the great necessaries of life—what vast struggles, what immense ...

... disciples did either ; and, as in the days of the Wilberforce agitation, might joiu an Anti Slavery Association, though that particular plan of attacking slavery does not appear to have been adopted Christ or his apostles in their peculiar circumstances ...

... power between the two great leading parties, refuse vote for a candidate who is not pledged to their views on the question of slavery. The contest has produced great excitement, not only in the contcstcrs, but throughout the country. In the progress the struggle ...

... inadequate sapply from our own colonies, the necessity of receiving it from slave colonies, the encouragement this give to slavery and the slave trade, to suppress which are expending a million a year, to which we may add the advantages offers the landed ...