... of fraternal union in is strengtlhsened by the sense of common peril arising w' from the uiitatios of tile abolitiotn of slavery ; 2td. of in Catpitalists, American asid British, who are tile Mort- w ca gagees of the Aiserictisl1 Planters' Estates and ...

... of all the miufortunes of America I go does not prevail. But exclusive of slavery, a- d ltivery ill is an evil which America will overcome; (tipplause,) ey exclusive of slavery, antd speaking of the free otates, I air ily that they afford a spectacle ...

... news is not less satis- IO 0 The state legislature was already ?? organised. nt The lately drafted constitution, exctodicg slavery, had been 10 Senators and members of congress had arrived at New York, by iD the arcl:re City. Fremont and Owiun lad been ...

... wi-oame-philosophy in the hen- who beinag-aked why he had placed himse under-, the goveenment of bhi wife,'an. r .tho worse slavery of being under amy . - 1 ii.. '-4Aa . P, ago an ...

... New York to Halifax. At Wash- )P ngton, in the senate of the United States, on the 17th inst. of a debate on California ard slavery, a violent alterea- of tion occurred between Benton nd Foote, in the course of oh which Foote drew a pistol and aimed at Benton ...

... sees their names in history, future ages Is reading thens in the rolls of the snoral conquests with e. y those of the anti-slavery, the anti-corn-lanv, the universal b h peace, and the educating men, who have encountered, rN ar contended witli, and overcome ...

... 1cm all weeipreteqatte eepred beingl130,l451bs. in TasPoasTaecvlzto f antiquity was the de advancement of the few and the slavery of the many-rn1 -yGece3,0 freemen and 300,000 slaves-and it pyassed P' or away. True civilization must be measured by thle ...

... Lowell, Lawrence, and elsewhere, and is so greit c0AR t, the prolonged battle of words now going on i 0010 3t respecting slavery. The Pennsylvania iron makers, and thecoton and iel cO manimfaniturers, and as much of the venal press as tiet 'fee, are out ...

... son urinobjectc of the Mormons will, be siccomplished. - The up 0- t, bd tating, yet interesting and important 'question of slavery | oa a, ad in .tbe union, will be again raised by their claim of admis-t 'nwith ion, so that: if the statesmanship of the ...

... as a free state, excluding slavery from its soil, to II provide territorial governments for Utah and New jMexico, to pay the state of Texas a com]pensation f for her claims on the boundary of New Mexico, to abolish, not slavery, but merely the slave traffic ...

... his offence; in Al facet, he averred that what he had done was no more than was of -necessary in self-defence. Ttan LATE SLAVERY CoteenoacesE cc AmssnrCA.-The da INatiopial.Era has the following, which seems to state neatly the character of the last session ...

... trade-what if, some year, there should be no crop at tall'? And that is not an imnprobablei thing. Look at the- question of slavery in America as connected with this sub. -ject. (Hear,,hear.) It is a matter rregret, and that we all regret, that the raw material ...