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... delivered I5tb int p a election soiler hold of two great leading refuse to vote for who is not pledged to their on the of slavery The content produced great not only in contestors country In the progress of struggle scenes occurred arising out of which ...
... ir thie two great leading parties, refuse to vote for a catdidate wvilo p is not pledged to their vicrson the questioa ci slavery. T'e contest has produced great excitement, not only in tie conutest- e: ers, butt throughout tie coutaIry. Tile sensate, ...
... affairs in the House of Assembly is owing to the free-soilers—the party resolute to prevent the extension of the institution of slavery to new states. This party is strong enough in the present House of Assembly to turn the balance between the whigs and democrats ...
... said that if, ol the organisation of the house, propositions were to be in- troduced to abolish slavery in the district of Columbia, or to prohibit slavery in the new territories, lie trusted in God that his eyes had already restei on the last speaker ...
... been held in of com-ittee that anti-slavery meetings first called Bishop the Chief Justice President of the Council of the of Assembly the Imperial praying for enforcement of the treaties called afford the Anti-Slavery England opportunity of people Both ...
... arrived in London, and put at a hotel in Cork-street, Burlington-gardens. The Land of Liberty. A Seamstress fob Sale The Anti-Slavery ltii>urler reprints the following advertisement from American paper: Notice For sale, coloured girl, of very superior qua ...
... , which does not correspond will, «P ec, “; tious. In short, this message one of documents ever published the subject of slavery the new territories the General is means clear or exphcit.-- In the finances there will found deficiency of only 16,000,000 ...
... suggestive of a poodle in the jaws of a not-quite-angered mastiff. The Nicaragua question is judiciously treated: that of slavery in the United States as judiciously avoided (considering pend- ing debates), for it is barely glanced at. The least ac- ceptable ...
... that off entirely haIf-a-d’Sn untouched I her I talked her She the delightful voice th gayest laugh little ever led lost slavery Sbe rather diminutive altogether precious I I of real of the i I heard the empress of enchanted in the French to effect that ...
... the assurance to appear on the platform, complain of the oppression” that did not permit them to use them, and talk about slavery in inflated phrase, as if every working man dragged a chain and a hundred weight attached to his ankle, instead of being as ...
... have poisoned a whole family. The Rev. Mr. Perrington, at a meeting of the Edinburgh Ladies’ Anti-Slavery Society, on Friday, said, ile considered slavery to be a monster. Like monsters, generally, it had four legs—it had political leg, a commercial leg ...
... present age? I per iin thie cointrary no rational man can be expected to believe can tihit ?? serfs, be ing mel. will prefer slavery to treedom- tbil liult. heimig tenl Is one of their niasters, tiley will hot do iii ace ?? id lisit thley hmace done in every ...