... examined by the Re». John Craig, Rev. Ur. Young, and the Rev. J. C. Grose. —Kev Dr. Marsh delivered a Lecture on the History Slavery,” at the Music hall. 29.—James Smith, aged 19. drowned while bathing in the Learn, nearly opposite Mr. Oldham’s farm. 31.—The ...

... deception. He had p**rs:Mide«l the i- 'vith .eni, and this h-td obtained tSeir votea the* i.tii. his o*n pen liar frien wis Pro* slavery mdidate. The trek having been double-faced c«i»didate lost all chance ««f eiiriatened Mr. Done a style an) tit'e will remain ...

... between the two greet leading parlies, refuse vote for a candidate who is not pledged to their views upon the question of slavery. The contest has produced great excitement, not only in the contestors, but throughout the country. In the progress of. the ...

... Laving obtained 113; and Mr. Wanthrop, Whig, who has never mustered more than 103 votes. The question of the extension of Slavery to the new States of the Union, and the nice balance of parties upon this question, are the causes of the pertinacious conflict ...

... ballot tookplace but trial suffi-cicn t ' cTuld be election The hold the balance power between the parties to vote is not the slavery The contest great excitement the contested but the country In the occurred arising out the exeite- ”nt liieh many of laboured ...

... balance of power between the two ITT. parties, refuse to vote for candidate who is not to tLeir views on the question of slavery. The contest Ei uroduevd exeitement, not only in the contesters, but the country. In the prOßres. the struegl. Kve „. tat>le ...

... election having obtained 112 and Mr Wanthrop Whig who has never mustered more than 103 votes The question of the extension of Slavery to the States of the Union aud the nice balance of parties upon this question are the causes of the pertinacious conflict ...

... correspond with public expectations. In short, this message is one of the most innocent documents ever published. the subject of slavery in the new territories the General is by no means clear or explicit. “In the finances there will be found deficiency of only ...

... not eorrespon with public expects tions. In short, th one of the most innocent documents qver published 4 h • subject of slavery in the new territories the General is hy no means clear and explicit. * In the finances there wil ; be found a deficiency ...

... taken that the work is constructed under common protection of all countries, and for their mutual benefit. The subject of slavery the newly-acquired territories is left in M'Mne obscurity. The Pkk*id::nt seems to intimate the settlers will allowed organise ...

... are received :— 44 The first great social chacge which Christianity attempted in the world was, the abolition of domestic slavery. The great St. Augustin rudely shocked all the prejudices of the dandies of those days the midst of their various vanities ...

... and a widely varied reception from the different sections of politicians, many complaining of its vague character,on the slavery question more especially. It bason tbe whole, however, been received with satisfaction in almost all quarters; and amongst ...