... generally. and warrants all legal measures that may be adopted to counteract their intentions to reduce to a system of ““solute slavery those whose misfortune it is to be thrown circumstances under their control. Resolution, Proposed by Surgeon Owens, seconded ...

... by the t)aily News to the attitude of the free-soiiers—the party resolute to prevent the extension of the institution of slavery to new states. This party is strong enough in the present House of Assembly turn the balance between the Whigs and Democrats ...

... generally, and warrants all legal measures that may be adopted to counteract their intentions to reduce to system of absolute slavery those whose misfortune it is to be thrown by circumstance* under their control.” 6th Resolution, Proposed by Surgeon Owens ...

... up the long interval of nearly three weeks. As I said to you before, the Free-soil party, (in favour of the extirpation of Slavery Congressional action, hold the balance of parties in this branch of legislature; and their dozen votes, which could have decided ...

... foreigners in oppression, to reduce, according to the usages of war then in vigour, immense number of men to the severest slavery, and at the same time illuminating the Italians with the rays of Catholic truth, it carried them by a powerful impulse to ...

... agent of manly independence, not the symbol of serfdom, and pour the light of God’s freedom” on the beauty, the glory that slavery and penury darken and defile; the beauty of this paradise the waves—the glory of Irish virtue and Irish genius. (Loud cheers ...

... placed this resolution on the true ground stf Father Mathew’s opinions of slavery ; that the Senator had placed its passage upon the ground that Father Mathew was opposed to slavery ; and now the question wra», will the Senate of the United Slates honour ...

... the tender, pious, gallant Iriihmen have been scourged as menials, steeping the bread of slavery in the tears of woe.” Nor Egyptian bondage, nor African slavery tells more terrific horrors, more deep tragedies, than landlord’s right and landlord's vengeance ...

... this complaint, and the crying source of their unparalleled misery. (Great cheering.) The next monster grievance is, that slavery of the worst kind, whieh compels us to endure all the burdens without receiving almost any of the advantages of foreign rule ...

... American mind is now occupied rather than indifferent. The great question of excluding by Congressional interference Negro slavery in its new territories in the south, west, fills the entire public mind for the present. Pos\bly at this hour, Sir Henry is ...

... balllea o’er again, And thrice you have slain the slain.” And in each other’s blood you have written the inatrunients your own slavery, unmindful the “living foe,” ever ready to take advantage your unfortunate divisions, and thcreny perjietuate your misery ...

... fading away of the creative power in Music amongst us, is mournful evidence of our degeneracy, and the strongest proof that slavery has eaten deep into the soul of the country. Two centuries ago, and no people in Europe possessed so marked a musical organization ...