... the hitter creel, and to thrse who wished to go back to protection he . would quote Mr. Jefferson's observations respecting slavery is America That great man said that it ever a war should rise upon the servile question, uninipo. tense would be all un the ...

... to the latter creed. and to those who wired to co hocs to protection he would quote Mr. Jr flerson s observamut respecting slavery in An.i.rics. 'fled glens man mid this if !ref a aft riot u r ou the servile question the portico of omnipotent,. otiold be ...

... 246 members to Parliament. (Cries of Shame.) The shame was with themselves, for the fault lay their disunion. It was on slavery and subserviency that tyrants ever based their power. After some further observations, he concluded by observing that he should ...

... Investigator left Woolwich on Thursday, en route to the Arctic region.:. In America, the Pro• Slavery men are the Free• trail• era, whilst the Anti-slavery• men are the Ilionopolitits ! It is said that the Government has determined to publish, in a cheep ...

... with his divident warrant. From whom, then, flow these denunciations ? From the men who thought it not immoral to encourage slavery by introducing Brazilian sugar ; and even now would legalize the trade in black flesh, rather, than not reduce their sugar ...

... CALIFORNIA. INDIVIDUAL EXPERIENCE CALIFORNIA. (From the Observer.) Sterne took a single captive when he wished to depict slavery ; the history of a single individual in pursuit of the auri sacra fames in California will perhaps, on the same principle ...

... dark career. ho in these days in which we live, when the progress of society has made such rapid sttides, and when indeed slavery is detested on all hands, we have yet a party left in the nation so selfish, so vainglorious, and so hardened, that not content ...

... respecting the slavery• question, proposing amicable arrangements the dispute be• twcen the lite and the Slave States, had bun introduced into the Senate. lie pro:. the admission of California :tau unior, without restriction as to slavery, in the same way ...

... on account of snow g not less satisfactory The state legislature was already organized, The lately drafted constitution, slavery had been accepted by 12,000 to 8,000 ' Senators and Members of Congress arrived at New \ ork the Empire City. v at There ...

... undergo 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 ...

... debtre had occurred in the Senate on Mr. Clay's propositions. One of the southern members, during the debate, txincd that slavery was sanctioned by the Deity, and that, compared with the preservation ut the sl,vere institutions of the South, the mainttn ...

... AMEHIC A. Her Majesty has given her presentation to Christ's I , lospitalto a son of the brave and lamented Prigadier The slavery Question, in connexion with California 1 ennycuick, who MI, with another of his sena, at the still occupied tCee attention ...