... For bonds that bind in bitter slavery,” and perhaps one little spurt of invito to die game, like true Dalcasdans, we can't live freemen,”— alternative which, craise, soars ns for above the understanding of this anti-Irish ceoldn the worship Gesler’s cap ...

... from the slavery of Egypt Mosts, ajust man, Why is Moses called the Jewish Law Giver Because it was to him God gave the Ten Commandments, or the law wbieh the Isrslites were to observe. For what w»s Solomon remarkable ?—For hie extraordinary wis» and ...

... from its Liverpool correspondeot. says Mr Lincoln’s proclamation on slavery will prove wholly inoperative against the South. There however a rational prospect the termination of slavery, but not by the pen of Mr Lincoln. The South, as independent power ...

... satisfactory substi* sute for cotton. * The Times says that slavery boundary State under the protection of the North, is the only device which could render possible the perpetuity of slavery in Con* federate America. Mr Jeff. Davis has already provided ...

... country lor his supposed de* votiou to freedom, sighing fur chance to hold others of bis fellow men in slavery, was too much lor eveu that pro-slavery age and every deceut American and every respectable Irishman stopped his paper at once. He moved into ...

... s’ fees, Ac. That the Constitution so amended as prohibit any interference with slavery in any of the States where it now exists— That Congress shall not abolish slavery in the Southern dockyards, arsenals, Ac., nor in the district of Columbia without ...

... Correspondencia of to-day says Spain has at present entered into no engagement in reference to the annexation of San Domingo—slavery, however, is not to bo introduced. The legislation will be the same as that now existing in the Antilles. Valentia, This Day—The ...

... General M’Clellan. One effect of the President’s slavery proclamation lias besn to discourage enlistments far ns the abolitionists are concerned. If Federals are successful by the first of January, slavery is to be preserved, recognised, and re-established ...

... 'Southern States, but Prince Napoleon returned from .America labouring under the notion that the straggle one of abolition slavery, with strong tendencies in favour of the North. The Emperor has (postponed the recognition, but it is doubtful whether Qa- ...

... principle. Because we abhor slavery, and have made great sacrifices to abolish it, it by no means follows that we are to take side in every quarrel in which a slave-holding society is one of the parties. It may be that slavery might be aggravated by the ...

... his race. Those persecuting fanatics who now hold the reigns of power, argue that Catholicity and slavery go hand in hand; and if they cau * wipe out slavery, ns they term it, that they will next turn their attention to the Catholic Church. They are backed ...

... commons * Monday’s bread until 12 o’clock Sunday uui.: ~ present the bakers, rule, have been coin; work all day Sunday—and the slavery they ea* dare is terrific. We reioioe these symptom- They ultimately hope to with the system of night work altogether, would ...