... pecuniary re- 1 numerations were being showered on those inhabitants Cuba who had assisted in repelling Lopez In Con! gress, the slavery or compromise report still occupies | the senatorial attention. It has exhibited no new feature, nor can any just opinion ...

... were badly wounded. They are, however, in the United States territory. There has been no division as yet on the Compromise (Slavery) Bill in Congress. The application for a writ of error in Professor Webster's case haa not been determined. The fact of riots ...

... ment, as Minister to England, was confirmed. The debates ..in Congress had not resulted in the accomplishment of any of the slavery measures which have been before the House for such a length of time. A formidable crevasse had broken out in the Mississippi ...

... this very obvious truism, Mr. FERRAND then went on to denounce the very men who had been most active in putting down the slavery he so abhors, Where are those canting whining hypocrites, the Quakers? (cheers and laughter): they who branded the West India ...

... glorious constitution of this land, and which every one of us should claim in opposition to every imposition of the semi-slavery of the method of paying by truck. This would be an easy plan by which we could redeem ourselves and complete a general em ...

... tyrannical masters. are, no doubt, aware that Rio is the capital of the Brazils, and the Brazilian empire is chiefly supported by slavery, you may bo sure the slaves there are very numerous. The first thing that took my attention on landing at Rio was several ...

... the moral world, and the consequent duty under which )they lay of doing their utmost to oppose and extirpate it as they did slavery and other moral evils. Wherever a principle wee good it ought to be supported in practice: and it was by their own practical ...

... found nil of them bail £3000 to surrender to take trial before the United States December next of almost all business the slavery question still continues to occupy the attention of both In Mr tlie of Bill proposed tlie Committee Thirteen to that measure ...

... clear that these two wretched otamem preferred Death to that of perpetual solitude, irrevocable shame, and a long life of slavery. In the fate of these twn men, there is sufficient to point a moral and adorn a tale. Watts was a desperate spendthrift, ...

... fellow creatures few ago till to put down in and cost it put down all well know And I call for similar demonstration the of slavery in America But canting whining hypocrites Quakers— (die and laughter)— slave-owners monsters fellow men in (Cheers) not brother ...

... more durabl tlian: cottoil, and you had nept upon your bodies and, upon yooun beds! the' blood-stainled badge of a horrid slavery, nior upon your souls thecsin'of dnc6uragilng'it. I hanve' hitherto subscribed £10 to the, Clothing Society sin your parish ...

... (gieat cheering). 'Aye, and where dI.. are the Auti-Slavery Society? Where are they? (cheers). '29 They are all hiding their 'cesbecause they say it' they Foot put down this atrocious system of slavery in America, it '33 might be injurious to free-trade ...