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... universal proscription of the black race, the pro-slavery senators have passed the litigated bills, in which the question of slavery was iudirectly involved. California, with its free tion in which slavery is prohibited, has bees into the Union. The United ...
... is entirely by the slavery-question. The two o. I politic parties into which the American Congress has hitherto been divided are now subdivided on bul.jo7t of slavery. 13y the American Constitution, the Speaker of the llousu of Represent Lives, besides ...
... DELIBERATE ENCOURAGEMENT OF SLAVERY BY PARLIAMENT. Sir E. Buxton brought on his motion on the slavery question in the louse of Commons on Friday night The motion was one of the most important which he engaged the attention of the Legislature for many ...
... THE LADIES OF ENGLAND AND SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. On Friday, the Nib, a of ladies was word at Btilerei-bores M • ken a the emus Oohed se eery. The hales The Dishes read des paper:— . Perbspe I say be allowed to the object fur which tble .usU ...
... with him. We do not say that these measures are not requisite to the maintenance of slavery. But we contend that the Fugitive Slave Law extended the guilt of slavery to the whole Union: and that after the passing of that law it is no longer competent ...
... Ecclesiastical Reform llorenwnts—The Defects of Modern Ilioaraphy—The People'. Conference— American Methodiarn sad African Slavery—The Nieht on which He waa Betrayed The A •etnt of Mount Olivet— Review of the Month; Political, Ecelarisatical. and Parliamentary ...
... coast. The motion received the support of men of various classes, and for reasons differing widely from each other. The Anti-Slavery party so far back as in 1840 recognized the utter failure of every attempt by treaty, remonstrance, or naval armament, to ...
... abandoning the little pretence of anti-slavery feeling which they yet hypocritically keep up. The maintenance of a preventive squadron on the African Boast is totally inconsistent with the essermragensent of slavery in sugar growing countries. Nor can we ...
... been for some time endeavouring to form a treaty on behalf of this government with his sable majesty, for the abolition of slavery and promoting the cultivation of cotton. Our readers will regret to learn be has lien unsucee.sful. Mr. Deecroft was accompanied ...
... agaiust Mr. Edwards, bring us to another subject. that of sugar. Sir C. Wood admits that, ou this question of sugar, the Anti-Slavery feeling was brought to boar against the reduction of Protection. This single solinission shows that Mr. FAwards's votes cannot ...
... WaSil-1210011 to the evenine of the 18:h. la the aenotc . of the United States. on the 1;f11, llur:ng a debate on California and slavery, a violent altereation occurred between Benton and Foote, in the course of which Foote drew a pistol and aimed at 11 nton ...
... the routed States. The fhndd, adds, newly Mtn, duties! anti-slavery literature is doing its work. The nitrelien is spreading. There is yet to be another great battle in this country on the slavery question. What dory tioneral Piime tLink of it ...