... en the two great leading parties, refuse t, vote for a candidate who is not pledged to their jviews oil thcl question of slavery. The Senate have announcedI to the president that th Iey were ready to proceed to the transaction of besiuess, so far as Was ...

... voice in the next pew was heard to say, ' What is that nigger here for?' The sexton heard the insult; but, being an anti-slavery man, passed the hypocritical wor- shipper with silent contempt, and, in a few moments, re- turned with his own family, and ...

... local Governments of the Union, Its Congress, and State Legislatures, witha discussion of the Great Qeestions of Free Trade, Slavery, and Emigration, and the Manners and Customs of the Americans. Admission: Boxes, ls.; Pit, 6d.; Gallery, 3d. Doors to be opened ...

... should form a new constitution and sub- mit the same to Congresq, with a request to be admitted into the Union as a state, The slavery question was cau- sing much agitationi. The Magyar refugees had been well received by President Taylor. The Nicaraguan question ...

... Governments -of the Union, its Congress, and State Legislatures, with a discussion of the Great Questions of Free Trade, Slavery, and Emigration, and the Manners and Customs of the Americans. Admission: Boxes, is.; Pit, 6d.; Gallery, 3d. Doors to be opened ...

... entirely changed the social position of the accused, and reduced his whole family, who, like him, have been reported free, to Slavery.' The story runs thus :-Several years since, George Heno, a butcher, who had acquired a fortune in this city, left for France ...

... is the introduction of a series of resolutions into the Senate by Mr. Clay, in re- gard to the all-absorbing question of slavery in the United States and her recently acquired territories. The New York Tribune, of the 5th instant, makes the following ...

... allowed to depart. The premises were Immediately cleared of a . whole colony of the vermin. The Charlaton Mercury, a pro-slavery paper, in the United States, tells its readers, that 1 Paley's Moral Phi- losophy should be treated by thee law as an incendiary ...

... laughter.) Proceeding f onwards, he reached Meshed, the same town he came at f 14 years before, after being released from slavery. Here he saw the viceroy of the empire, Assaff-ood-Dowla, who I advised himn to go no further towards Bolhara; but on r his ...

... living at Quebec. A SeOTOnMAw TARRED AND FRATIHERED.- Amongst the speakers, at a recent meeting of the Massachusetts Anti-slavery Soieity, was Robert Edmouds, a Scotehman by birth, who had been living in South Carolina till about two years since, when ...

... extinguish the seeds of civilization in Africa, replunge that continent in the worst horrors of barbarism, and give a stimulus to slavery in Cuba and Brazil. The argument that the exertions of the African squadron had been use- less was inconsistent with the ...

... been aecomplished Congress, the attention of both houses having been prin- cipally occupied with general discussions on the slavery question, and its relation to the new territories which seek for admission to the United States. Serious riots had occurred ...