... California into the American Union, free from restrictiononthe exclusionor the introduction of slavery within its limits. The fifth and sixth resolutions assert that slavery ought not to be abolished in the districts of Columbia during the existence of the institution ...

... heretofore. e The State Legistatare was already fully orga- of nized. ?? The lately drnughted Constitution, excluding st slavery, has been accepted by 12,000 to 8,0100 votes. Senators and Members of Congress had arrived at New York by the Empire City ...

... not mech importance. Mr. It. Clay had introduced into the Senate a series of propositions touching the disputed imestion of slavery between the free and slave states, which, if adopted, Mr. C. believes will end in amicable adjustment of all exist. in differences ...

... maintains the admission of California into tlie American Union free from any restriction on exclusion or introduction of slavery within its limits In the second he proposes the same to the territory acquired from Mexico The third fourth resolutions contend ...

... fornia to the Ist of January last. The State Legislature had been fully organised, and had passed the constitution including slavery. The election senators and members of Congress was over. With respect to the mines, the present accounts confirm the general ...

... stood on the platform to support the efforts of Mr. Thompson. lie had seconded at Ruthin his motion for the abolition of slavery, which enormity, was ultimately put down by the united voice of the people of England ; and he Lad no doubt tnat the united ...

... and a number passengers The news by this arrival more than usually important American Senate not concluded the debate on slavery The Senate rejected the nomination of Colonel Webb Two Dr Givin and J C Freeman had at Washington from San fire taken Camp-street ...

... undergo a material change, whenever raw cotton or cheap sugar become elements of the calculation of profit. They must have slavery abolished in the West Indian colonies: and yet, having ruined the planters, they are ready to take sugar on the cheapest terms ...

... this man. I may be mistaken in him, but it gives me pain to hear aught to his disadvantage. FREDERICA I - WIDER AT AN ANTI-SLAVERY AIELTIRG.— It had been announced that on this evening, Betsy Blakely, the young girl who escaped a few weeks since from ...

... passage hns been one of the quickest fr 1 on record, having been made in less than eleven days end a half. The question of slavery still occupies the attention of Congress, as well as the I-louse of Representatives, and it is expected that California will ...

... Senate introducing his Slavery Contprontise resolutions. You will perceive that it was a great and most eloquent effort; it is generally supposed that this perplexing qtlestion will be permanently settler!. Apart front the slavery wiestion, California is ...

... AN AMERICAN PROTEST AGAINST THOMAS CARLYLE'S ANTI SLAVERY APOSTACY. How many American hearts have loved and revered Thomas Carlyle I To bow many has he been as an impersonation of lofty thoughts, and heaveo-born principles of justice and truth And who ...