... attention within the last couple of months, and are said to have made divers converts in high quarters to the machine/ of slavery suppression as enforced by his father, the Loro, Chief-Justice, the r e m ar ks u p on w h ose a ll ege d re t en ti o n o ...

... been somewhat extended. The President is heartily in favour of admitting California as a state into the Union, with her anti-slavery constitution. The closing paragraphs of the message respecting the distinction of legislative from executive powers, the extreme ...

... CARLYLE, ON SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. Sza,—l wish to make a few remarks on the article on the West Indies, attributed to Mr. Carlyle, in the December number of Fraser. A more vulgar, unfeeling, indecent production has never disgraced the English ...

... told tale, yet we see but one ultimate result should in the construction of merchant craft, this peculiar the advocates of slavery persist in resisting the industrial pursuit has been declining year after year power of the North by a threat or an attempt ...

... Magyar refugees who had sought a home in the Republic. It was believed the motion would fail. Our accounts show that the slavery question is still the active source of disunion. Many rumours were current of the President's intentions relative to the new ...

... climate to English constitutions, opens out a large field for agricultural pursuits, and is less contaminated by the evils of slavery than the northern provinces. The imports and exports have much increased of late sears especially the latter, owing in some ...

... acknowledgment on the part of supple Sam for all the good things he continues to receive at the hands of his father's old anti-slavery friends, the Whigs. Neither Exeter nor London did we expect, nor do we find, on the right side; but it is a great thing that ...

... —Thomas Carlyle, who lately wrote a defence of slavery, has announced a series of things which he calls Latter-day Pamphlets. As he has no fixed opinion on anything, these will probably contain anlattack on slavery, by way of variety. The latter view of the ...

... the Wilmot Proviso. From various State Legislatures we receive continued evidences of irascible and excited feeling on the Slavery question. Accounts from Washington also confirm the belief that the Nicaraguan question is in a fair way for settlement. Many ...

... with the exception of some c . ii . or forty hot-headed Legitimists, are resolved to act cordially ia yin regard to the Slavery Question and the affairs of on Monday. the 28th, by the anxiety displayed by holders to LET. commodious PREMISES, compristne ...

... the 6th ultimo announce that according to existing indicaiions there was much probability of Mr. Clay's propositions on the slavery question being accepted. _ _ TIIE WAR FRIGATE Smonm.—This magnificent vessel, which has for many months been fitted up at ...

... 20th ult. Our accounts by the Europa from Washington extend to the 17th ult. inclusive; and in reference to the question of slavery, which since the date of our last advices had chiefly occupied attention of Congress, they are both voluminous and interesting ...