... con- tinted to roll through savanalbs peopleli only by tie wian- dering hunter. Of that empire, despotism, acid caste, end slavery were, however, eonstituent elenetits; and the ad- miration vwith which we regard the nionutments of its grandeur is dashed ...

... says:- The movenlentsofcongress i will soon be highly interesting, 'and, we have no doubt, I highly exciting and alarming. The slavery question will be t agitated this session to an extent never before realised, and I the effect upon the public mild of this ...

... the discussions the house had been in a very angry tone, and in one of them the members gave each other the lie openly. The slavery question at the root of all these questions and difficulties, and never looked nearly so threatening it does at present. ...

... delay is attributable to the fierce opposition that has sprung up in the House of Representatives between the pro-slavery and the anti-slavery members. Frequent divisions had taken place on the question but down to the last advices which have reached us ...

... Senate in reference to a motion offering seat in that assembly to Father Mathew. The temperance apostle'b neutral views on the slavery question were again brought into notice in connection with his former manifesto CDnjunction with the late O'Connell, but ...

... dull as not to perceive that nearly all the benefit arising therefrom will be on the side of American ship, owners. On the slavery question the President maintains a prudent reserve. He is waiting to see what Congress will do ere he speaks out. It is clear ...

... money deananded through Messrs. BATUNG is really to pay for the murder of Hungarian freedom. It is tie price of blood and slavery. Every subscription to the loan lhelps to weld the chaains which the Russo- Austrian armies forced on the limbs ?? f Euirope ...

... wbhat right yi u ledl your mon ley to But Iso. su irresponsible despitt, to enable him ,t) pei'rletlilte thieir ricre hey Slavery 9 Mheat auswer CitP yoU give theti ?. ( Ht ur, hear .) in d ?? Why, we got five per aent for uur mtnley, (Groett eliericug ...

... e3xt islIabouta's wveaknuess that enriches to bloatedness the-protad edDives; ?? ilme foally, by dinte p slsavea'y-yes, slavery-of as blank Atihue-as lies tan- iaaahedaled in the skita of tite negro-for a few crarsitas tbaat- atatfaith from Cthe table-~or ...

... undue preference was given to the 'siutl, froomwbich'it was ihferred that the Speaker is favour- co *able ?? perpetuation of slavery.' The committee of foreign o - relatio6's,'thieo'ne likelyto lbe of any interest in this Counitry, is compbosed ofMcssrs. ...

... hear.) Do you think~th ~k Lof society in thle presenit age ? The id,,~ Lof freedom have been marehiti ro o tcenturies, and slavery atid serfdom aedws the spirit of the age, until ithoedone of Russia. Do you think it will ln tp CO days of the steam-boat ...

... rising and prosperous states of the day, but, with all its boasted freedom, the soil of America was stained with the blood of slavery ; in Eng- land, we had a mixed constitution anda balance of power by the existence of Sovereign, Lords, and Commons— and we ...