... matter of human slavery has come to be based. By the new instructions ' commanders of Her Majesty's ships are enjoined with reference to fugitive slaves to remember that while the British Government desires to mitigate the horrors of slavery, Her Majesty's ...

... whom they have escaped. 3. That it sets up, as something which England is to cut .wknowledge as a law, the iostitution of slavery, which the conscience of the nation holds to be a crime. The officers, therefore, resolve to call a meeting of the Committee ...

... therefore regarded rather in the light of coup d'etat. The deplorable slavery question is at the bottom of the dispute. Our readers are aware that the Free-soilers and the adtocates of slavery have been fighting what looks very like an initiatoiy battle in ...

... recent period,” and then he goes on to attribute the slight reverse that lias taken place to the violent agitation of the slavery question throughout the North “inspiring the slaves with vague notions of freedom,” A Kensa of secnrity longer exists aroaod ...

... March, the first day of the new Administration. The Southern number, are opposed to its amendments, and all account of a slavery clause in the Anglo-Honduras Treaty, which belongs the Dallas Treaty. Advices from Mexico to the Ist February state t.iat ...

... they are not permitted to read the. Bible. However, reform was effected ; slid certainly tfe was to mitigate the horrors of .slavery. We shall sketch the broad outline! of the principal provisions of the village municipality was to consist less ...

... labour has arisen, and the most thorough going opponents of slavery could ask for nothing more satisfactory, while waiting for the day when the citizens of the Southern States shall abolish slavery as nuisance. The article alludes to various phenomena which ...

... Democratic party to commend it to the bulk of the people. It is in a sense the representative of the slavery and secession party of former year@ ; but both slavery and secession are deal, told it does not appear that the Democrats of to-day have the will, even ...

... on “The Brewing of the American Storm.” The latter especially well worthy of perusal, as it shows how secession, bound in slavery, has vexed and troubled American statesmen almost from the day when the Republic was founded. During all this time her greatest ...

... iil . »hip which mi!. .| trum ik,. lon the and on the 2Vlb ult.. hat j W arrived. The ni-tfeßieoU the State* againu ant] slavery are ■nlinueU without spirit either •hlc. .Mr. Thoutpton. the inemlter for tite T..w,. Haiulei, London, has made Utile progreM ...

... the leading members from the border States. Active skirmishing on Kappahannock has commenced. The bill for the abolition of slavery iu the District of Columbia will, it is thought, piss through the House Representatives by a large majority. o. • The Government ...

... prudence which del lot charicestlee dld one, The caution of Lord Derby melees to he Wastage* with the too plain reeegeiliettuf slavery 'which died Meted tie last summer, mud, in of the highest legal aisiberity,' the extra-territoriel quality of public ' ...