... would prefer Suffering ?? herself rather thman ho. of a party to dr.'itveriig up a poor helpless thing' tothe topeless, li slavery of Popery. 'Te trial wasn'ltimately postpotelt till r's eiaxt a,, ?? we are furnished with another proof, rti~ 'if ?? ew ...

... property, but the Court refusaed.to repouniseiit as opposed to the fundamental principles of out civil polity. A state of slavery was not more abhorrent to our'simrals than ilcest, which was a capital crime by the law bf Scotland. The only doubt raised ...

... been promoted from arc 'ery time to time in this city to the ruin of many families; inj 'rn- enough, too, of that system of slavery which has tic the drained whole villages in a neighbouring province of din ken young boys and girls, and sent them off under ...

... every chntge of the.Administratieel, including s:ie geny judges. There -an be really D0 true freedatmin a country where slavery eeilt Noilutel the soil asd contaminates tine air-; and thsuefore I am surprised to hear my friend Mr, Bright talk of the ...

... be out of Washington, although I think that its limitation as an exponent of public morals is only the former boundary of slavery. This is certain, that among 4 all whom I have heard speak of the trial during its ten days' progress, no man not born or ...

... One of the clergymen iuveighed strongly against the Abolitionists for agitating the subject in the Northern States where no slavery is tolerated. If Garrison warts to attack the evil, said he, why does he not go where lie can make some impression upon ...

... Queen and Government, and appeels to the civilised nations of the world.to.bear the cry of the oppressed Indians living in slavery, declaring that there are millions of their Aryan brethren- who are more entitled to their consideration that, the inhabitants ...

... either to be biptised or to oj- leave the country. The King of Abyssinia, writes -Mr Allen, of the British and 'Foreign -Anti-Slavery Society, 4expects to enlist the sympathies of the Christian nations of Eiurope, and these ought to be so far given him as ...

... vessels to Cuba, The Council of Ministers will discuss this even- ing the report of the Senate Committee on the bill for the of slavery in Cuba, Should the approve the modifications sidered probable that tue report will be read in the the Committee in the dratt ...

... Queen and Govern- ment, and appeals to the civilised nations of thoe orld to hear the cry of oppressed Indians living in slavery, declaring that there are millions of their Aryan brethren who are more entitled to thair consitleratioin than the inhabitants ...

... ?? maa Joutrnal. THE PIONEER PREACHER AND THE FERRYMAN. A remarkable character was Peter Cartwright! He was a great anti-slavery man, and struck right and left at all comers. One day, on approaching a ferry across the river Illinois, he heard the ferryman ...

... render such an event impossible. This Union never shall, with my consent, be restored under the Constitution ,as it is, fvith slavery to be protected by it. TEaDDEUai STmEvS, Administration leader in CongresL al ...