... middle, ot the Tt requires no eulogium from us, and we are is a kind of charity which “* ns out at the voice adopted an anti-slavery constitution ; and now, main or trunk line of the Caledonian, and with- glad to see that it continues to be patronised | On ...

... dollars (shout four fl ions ster. ling), for which it is recommended that a should be contracted. There is little said about slavery, which is a delicate subject to handle at present; and the message closes with an appeal on behalf of the integrity of the ...

... quale supply from our own colonies, the necessity of seek' ing it from slave colonies, the encouragement this gives to ' slavery and the slave trade, to suppress which we are expending a million a-year, to which I may add the advantages it utters to the ...

... It was obvious that, after a little preparation, this question would be openly propussl, and wears not sorry that the pro-slavery press has anticipated on this head the disclosures of !lament. The question has at length been asked, loop we lose time in ...

... Mexican aggression, Illeille thnes that sum. The Yankee hordes have tbidliedilidistaisallen in Mexico—witness the extension of slavery, • of Vera Cruz, the seizure of the capital, alliiii_ililka of province abounding in deposits of - - 41191ifffifiniiiftodwilez ...

... (Hear, bear.) They could not anticipate any other result than that the serfs of Russia, being men, would prefer freedom to slavery, and, being ten to one as compared with their masters, could there be any doubt that they would do in Russia what had been ...

... necessary to keep up the trade they have; for fruit; on the contrary, specimens of Indian-grown cot- under the diabolical slavery system the slate° population ten have been openly exhibited at Manchester, and have rapidly wears away. This hindrance then ...

... wants them, and buy his tallow and hemp if you want them. Farthermore, you may promote kidnapping on the coast of Africa, and slavery in Brazil, by taking sugar from that country lid. a-pound cheaper than it can be produced in the British islands; nor can ...

... motion. Mr. Clay spoke on:the question. The Messages of various State Governors continue to exhibit a deep feeling on the slavery question. From the New York Tribune, I append the following ItMOW prepared for the steamer ULTIFII IMPORTS. TREASURY DEPARTMENT ...

... society in the present age? The ideas and principles of freedom have been marching front west to cast for centuries, and slavery and serfdom have disappeared before the spirit of the age, until it hovered on the confines of Russia. Do you think it will ...

... a wooden pillar neatly carved, as their final resting-place. During this interval she was in a state of the most wretched slavery; every child in the village might command and beat her unmercifully, if they chose; no one interfered. After the feast, however ...

... know on what principle we might, for the sake of a penny-farthing in the cost of a pound of sugar,' admit the produce of slavery, and thereby give an incalculable impetus to the most abominable of all human traffics—on what principle we might buy Russia ...