... is threatened with destruction The long-continued and intemperate interference of the Northern people with the question of slavery in the Southern States has length shown its natural effect*. The different sections of the Union arc now arrayed against each ...

... anarchy. The Tureonians continue to ravage the country uneheck 4, and are sweepirg off the inhabitles of villages into slavery. to Ayoob's efforts to organise a e vedition against us,tbe people in all the provinces are round dos n with the recent onerous ...

... there were blots well beauty-spots in America?there was slavery, of which however he had seen nothing, but it existed in a most revolting form had bated it always, and he hated it much ever.? Slavery and political corruption were the crying tins and vices ...

... prompt payment. “Dr. Ritchie— With regard to the Synod of Ulster, proof of their slavery ar ses, not from particular cases, but all Establishments and endowments produce slavery, 1 conclude the Synod must enslaved too. Dr. Cooke— Excellent Miri admirable ...

... assistance. The Spanish Chamber of I kputies on Wednesday, passed, by an immense majority, the Bill for the abolition of slavery in Cuba. the measure now requires only the approval of the Senate. ...

... letter from New Orleans, alleges that tnero are indications of a junction of pro-slavery Unionmeo with the Secession sympathisers against the unconditional anti-slavery Union party. This is represented the probable status of political parlies throughout ...

... disgusted with the suppression of slavery, had resolved to transport himself and his property to M nseaf. The dhow was burnt, and her captain was hanged board one of the Sultan's vowels. This act, and the Sultan’s anti-slavery proclamations, had given great ...

... THE SLAVE TRADE AFRICA. The Morning Post says: —If slavery lingers it does so in defiance of the law, and must wear the most plausible mien conceal its very existence. Even when was openly acknowledged it wore garb which almost concealed its identity ...

... was sold from master master, bis pedigree being given the same that of horse. bought his freedom, but was taken back into slavery •gain. was sent to New Orleans In 1829. and was separated from bis wife and children. He then determined to escape : and, ...

... farmers, with cases of what has been done, and how it was done. Some forms of our land laws worse than the worst forms of slavery. The best landlords: supporting and encouraging this system. Opposing the Ulster Custom by customs. Good landlordr doing slowly ...

... sympathy with the North in a contest with slavery, of enmity towards the Union per te. and many other ground* equally imaginary. The North forgets that speci declares this war i* not directed against slavery?that it not a wai .f libera ton. The Sou i* ...

... like him. Like him return again To bless the land whereon, in bitter pain. He toiled first, And heal with freedom what your slavery curst. —J. K. Whitthh in Wor Tine ami Other Poems. 1801.— .1w-rica, ...