... of the result of the election in Kansas on the 22nd ult., held to fill vacancies in the legislature. In every precinct pro-slavery men have been chosen. The Grand Jury of New Orleans have returned a true bill against ex-Postmaster Kendall, for embezzling ...

... vengeance were the Caesars the true heirs the Gracchi. Circumstances more than imperial edicts softened the condition of slavery, but half the population of the empire still remained slave*. to the armies, which with the nobles, the proletariat, and the ...

... of the English, and it will continue exist until the present generation disappears. England has, by her crusade against slavery in Brazil, lightened the purses of too many slave dealers not have bitter enemies here. Even in connection with the newspapers ...

... liberty over all the world. The chairman had alluded the great cheek upon this liberty the United States, the institution slavery. would refer to :t only in one word. would honestly confess the wrong—(bear, hear,) —and, having done that, would boldly assert ...

... Washington. Your obedient serrant, SOULS. I The Know-nothings are quarreling with each other j about the question slavery. Some hold pro-slavery ■ doctrines, and others are thorough abolitionists. There has been a Know-nothing convention held Philadelphia ...

... American society in general, have taken opposit2 sides on the question of slavery. The south has bid agains’ the Philadelphia the Know- | nothings generally declared for slavery as @ necessary | domestic institution; and, on the 18th ult., a mesting | ...

... received orders to hang General Concha from his ship’s yard-arm, after Nelson’s fashion with the Neapolitan, end were to declare slavery abolished in the island of Cxba, we should be doing something ini defence of civilisation not less effective than sustaining ...

... She thought, the preaaed his feverish And drew her thin shawl around her. Of the boasted freedom of England's land And the slavery which groupd her ! half of her weary task was done ; She had no more coal for Bring ; She fancied she heard some lo.eiy one ...

... of the campaign, and the champion of each for the succession. These three parties are—the American party, the Seward anti-slavery coalition party. and the Democratic party ; and the candi- date of each, as broadly foreshadowed by these late events, 1s ...

... whole list of our effective gene- ib wold be difficult matters by a r selection ; and as the reform is not the of cramping slavery of routine—our hopes must still lie in our troops officers, of whom the must be bad indeed if success do not fol- low our ...

... prosperity of the United States, through the institution slavery.—Fudge ! . Bancroft had just published an essav, demonstrating thai the fall of the Roman empire was chiefly caused the institution of slavery. Toe population the city of New York is 750,000. running ...

... 3ub* ject was always kept in view. The subject then dropped. Lord Brougham presented a petition from the Anti- Slavery Society respecting slavery and the slave trade, and in the course of his observations expressed a hope that the government would be able ...