... nufactures will be realised. The intelligence from California is interesting, on account of the population having excluded slavery from their institutions. This will probably be felt by the advocates of the system of slave-holding in the legislature as ...

... one brilliant sunshine gilds the whole extent of the manufacturing districts; if the attempt is to be made to aggravate the slavery of women and chil- dren in factories, then all U tempest and midnight darkness. Many of our readers must be able to recollect ...

... proposes to give but a restrictive suffrage. In that case he leaves a large number of the people in the so-called state of slavery. I understood the hon. gentleman to say that if his proposition be carried, out of the 4,000,000 of adults in Great Britain ...

... uncertain or an unknown law is the true definition of slavery, and under such law must they live who live in a perpetual flux of change. We have had more than 20 years' expe- rience of this kind of slavery, and we ask whether Russian or Turkish despotism could ...

... that many of the poor farmers in Ireland revolt from the parricidal course that has been pursued, and conscious of their slavery to the priests, avoid the franchise as they would a pesti- lence—we say her Majesty's ministers will press them into the service ...

... With respect to what he gained on the article of sugar, it was gained by the encouragement of the iniquitous practice of slavery, whicii this country had sacrificed such a vast amount to terminate. They were told, also, that it would be better to farm ...

... passengers. The news by this arrival is more than usually important. The American Senate had not con- cluded the debate on slavery. The Senate had re- jected the nomination of Colonel Webb. Two senators, Dr. Givin and J. C. Freeman, had arrived at Washington ...

... tonnage dues. The Europa steamer has arrived, bringing date 3 from New York of the 20th of Feb., and Halifax of the 23d. The slavery debate in the Congress was still proceeding. Within the few preceding days* gold from California had been received to the ...

... Leaguers. First these Socialist Leaguers taught by their example, next the pressure of the money power forced the iron of slavery into the souls of its victims. The Paris movement of February, 1848, was a Socialist movement begun by the bourgeoisie, ...

... limiting the labour of adults. Limiting the labour of adults, what a horrible thing! It is true, that during the time of slavery, we did limit the labour of negroes to nine hours a day for five days and a-half of the week, i. c., to 50 hours per week ...

... Dawson D.mer. Mr. Ellis, MP, had an interview with Sir George Grey yesterday, at the Home Office, to convey to him an Anti- Slavery Petition to ber Majesty, signed by 59,686 women of the United Kingdom, praying her Majesty to promote the use of free labour ...

... political intelligence of the least importance. At Washington matters remained in much the same state as last reported, the slavery question being the great topic of discussion, both in and out of Congress. According to accounts from New York we find that ...