... forbi'ldeu. Article 1. the military are suliordiuate the civil power, and standing army to lie kept up ia tho time oi peace. Slavery is not tolerated. A mpiisi.ion has appeared in the St. Francisco paper convening Hu- .Jews. About thirty responded the call ...

... balance of power between the two great leading parties, refuse vote for candidate who is not pledged their views the question slavery. The contest has produced much excitement not only in the coutesters, out throughout the country. the progress the struggle ...

... precarious state ofthe liberties of North America, * * • and conscious at the same time of no alternative between the horrors of slavery or the carnage or desolation of a civil war but suspension of all commercial intercourse with the island of Great Britain ...

... COLONIZATION. No 5. SOUTH AFRICA. Our South African possesions afford a no bad field for emigration Owing to the abolition of slavery at the Cape, the majority of the Dutch boers are not in the same flourishing condition that they were few years since; and ...

... Colonization v. Emigration.—What is emigration but a apecioa of slavery—a cruel necessity that separates children from their parents, husbands from their wives, and even imposes a tax on little children. Emigration ships off her cargoes to make labour ...

... too highly appreciated. The spirit of kindness, nurtured by many in the church, produced au improvement in the condition slavery itself.” This was mean step in the social progress of the age. By her patronage, too, the church greatly contributed to the ...

... Seme of those colonieW had rapidly grown into wealth and population, and tte West Indies had gone through the change from slavery freedom much better than might be anticipated, if thew were to judge by the amount of produce which they bad shipped to this ...

... n regarding the slavery question, proposing amicable arrangements of the dispute between the free and slave estates, was introduced into the Senate. He proposes the admission of California into union, without restriction as to slavery, and the same as ...

... n tendered, and there is little ground probably, therefore, for the statement that Mr. Crittenden had been sent for. The slavery question, in connexion with California, still occupied the attention of both branches of Congress. On the 20th, in the Senate ...

... the seeds of civilization in Africa, replunge that continent in the w'orst . horrors of barbarism, and give a stimulus to slavery in Cuba and Brazil. The argument that the exertions of the African squadron had been useless, was inconsistent with the difference ...

... team ship-Vinyara arrived at Liverpool, on Tuesday, with news York of the Ist mat. The Congress was still occupied with the slavery question Mr. Ca the senator, died at Washington the et ult., in the 68th yearof his kge. The trial of Dr. Welater for the ...

... may expected the next arrival from New York. From Washington the intelligence is unimportant, Concontinuing to debate the slavery question. change Oabinet was rumoured, and it was reported that Butler, «>d King would Introduced W»r Denartment. Amongst ...