... clear and determined part. The State of Deseret, has de- clared againH slavery, and incline 1 to the billance of coo- gressional opinion in America, in favour of the abolition of slavery. On Wednesday morning, a body of about 130 persons left from this locality ...

... hurried upon the country when it was no more in a fit state to receive it than the colonies were to receive the abolition of slavery. The farmer ought to he relaeved fronl the malt ta an I other burdens (heai). Let hon. members divest their minds of fear ...

... Some of those colonies had raoidly grown into we dth population and even the West Indies hal gone through the change from slavery to fieedom much better thllllllig-ht be anticipated, if they were to ju Ige by the amount of produce which they had shipped ...

... suffered more than the horrors of the middle passage, so terribly felt by negroes in their transit from their own land to slavery. The vessel, with those 20.5 wretches, was driven back to Youghal by distress of weather; wln-re, probably, they are waiting ...

... substituted that of publisher. so that the passage read, Now Barrabbas was a • publisher. AMERICAN OUATOES.—At a recent anti-slavery meeting, Mr. W. Phillips said of Mr. Webster's compromise speech, This is a speech that is rotten all through, not only in ...

... never for a noment premeditated the murder, and asserts that his tem- ler has been always uncontrollable. In Congress the slavery question continued to occupy the ouse, and there appeared to be but little chance of an urly decision. From Canada we learn ...

... Harrison. A new Cabinet must now also he formed and one point of interest will be the result of the new s'ate of affairs on the slavery question. From Washington our accounts are in other respects almost wholly uninteresting. Much anxiety existed, however, in ...

... iu the country, the opinions which he set forth were anything but ultra; for. though can- didly avowing that he looked on slavery as an evil, he as openly deefared that he considered its present existence a* not a sub. ject for the legislation of the General ...

... says— On the whole, the aspect of matters in Washington looks favourable to an early and satisfactory adjustment of the wholj slavery question in connexion with the new territories. From present indications the California Bill will pass both houses, a government ...

... net over, and entangle in her meshes every member of the Church Catholic; there was not a conscience she would not hold in slavery. And too many of our clergy, it was feared, were more than ready to submit to all these claims. It was, therefore, with the ...

... and expressed a confident hope that all would unite in repressing measures which would assuredly lead to the slavery of the soul a form of slavery which was most repulsive to all (hear, hear). The address was unanimously adopted and it was also resolved ...

... Of Popish persecution, Oh may ye feel the martyr's zeal Inspire your resolution. Your native land now calls your hand From slavery to defend her: Let earth and sky ring back the cry, Church-and no surrenderl' Shall priests regain their iron reign, Our holy ...