... forbi'ldeu. Article 1. the military are suliordiuate the civil power, and standing army to lie kept up ia tho time oi peace. Slavery is not tolerated. A mpiisi.ion has appeared in the St. Francisco paper convening Hu- .Jews. About thirty responded the call ...

... power between the two great leading parties, refuse vote for a candidate who is not pledged to their views on the question of slavery. The contest has produced great excitement, not only in the contcstcrs, but throughout the country. In the progress the struggle ...

... balance of power between the two great leading parties, refuse vote for candidate who is not pledged their views the question slavery. The contest has produced much excitement not only in the coutesters, out throughout the country. the progress the struggle ...

... power between the two great leading parties, refuse to vote for a candidate who not pledged to their views on the question of slavery. The contest has produced great excitement, not only in the contesters, but throughout the country. In the progress of the ...

... interested; the murderer escaped punishment. In the Congress of the Union also a distinguished man, who exposed the horrors of Slavery in that House, was lately threatened with similar violence—without any rebuke from those who sat calmly and heard the brutal ...

... comported itself well. It has plainly pronounced against slavery—a circumstance which precedents render not a little remarkable. Possiblysome readers may surprised at learning that the invention of slavery, that is to say, of seizing and exporting natives ...

... with public expectations. In short, this message is one of the most innocent documents ever published. On the subject of slavery in the new territories the General is by no means clear or explicit. In the finances, there will be found deficiency of only ...

... with public expectations. In short, the message is one of the most innocent documents ever published. On the subject of slavery in the new territories the General is by no means clear or explicit. The following extracts are upon the most important points ...

... sacrificed Twenty Millions sterling for the abolition of Slavery in the West Indies; but hardly had the measure commence to operate than the whole fruit of it was thrown away, by admitting the produce of Slavery in other States into competition with our own. We ...

... Northern and the Southern States have had opposing interests upon the great questions of the Tariff, and the continuance of Slavery, and have only been saved from explosion by temporising concessions, and the equality in numbers of their representatives ...

... precarious state ofthe liberties of North America, * * • and conscious at the same time of no alternative between the horrors of slavery or the carnage or desolation of a civil war but suspension of all commercial intercourse with the island of Great Britain ...

... COLONIZATION. No 5. SOUTH AFRICA. Our South African possesions afford a no bad field for emigration Owing to the abolition of slavery at the Cape, the majority of the Dutch boers are not in the same flourishing condition that they were few years since; and ...