... the 21st. Governor Burnett'6 message congratulated the citizens on the formation of the state, and on government excluding slavery. Messrs. Fremont and Gwinn were elected senators. The Constitution was adopted, 12,000 being in its favour, and 8000 against ...

... has turned out to be the cupidity of the stamped impress of man’s adoption or ondon’s t You are hired to of the Chronicle, slavery. You News, the Sun, the clauses, was iS tothe Deatu.—A frigh case of suicide has and the Manchester Examiner, set of Lansdowne ...

... Clay respecting the Slavery question, proposing amicable arrangements of the dispute between the Free and Slave States, had been introduced into the Senate. He proposes the admission of California into union without restriction as slavery, in the same way ...

... introduction of slavery within its limits. In the second resolution it is provided that territorial government should established by Cougress in the territories acquired from Mexico, without the imposition of any condition on subject of slavery. The third ...

... the flames. THE UNITED STATES. By the Niagara steamer we have advices , £ to the sth inst., Heury Clay's proposition re^ ts slavery question, proposing amicable arrangei - dispute between the free and slave states, wa a jij>' into the American Senate. proposes ...

... write * you talk about, how dare you think about s»X£ d *- stamped with tbe impress man's fr eedom V , to perpetuate mau's slavery. Y „ .You are hired phants, you hired slaves, you of. 7V,- ve syc News. Tne Sun, The Dilpatck and miner, you set of proflieafpa ...

... first maintains the admission California into the American Union, free from any restriction the exclusion or introduction of slavery within its limits; which were ordered to be made the subject special consideration in the Senate Tuesday, Feb. 5. The Washington ...

... commercial is not of much importance Mr H Clay introduced into Senate series of propositions touching the disputed question of slavery between the free states which if adopted Mr C believes will end in amicable of all existing differences Three more newspapers ...

... and revolted provinces. The United States news announces the important fact, that Mr. Clay's long looked for measure,on the slavery question, ha. been submitted to the Senate. The prominent featuresof this measure may be briefly described as proposing the ...

... d-for measure, which it ha* been hoped would effect a compromise between the present conflicting interests regarding the slavery question, has length been brought forward the Senate by Mr. Clay. The prominent features of his plan may be substantial described ...

... g of the Danube. At Raab several hundred little houses bad been thrown down, and many lives have been lost. AMERICA. The Slavery Question still excites the public mind, in the Southern States especially. The Governor of Maryland, United States, a late ...

... states, and to | in the clothing and Brill, in principal seats manufacture, depend for th tence on the continuance of negro slavery in Am eir farm not a man of those raise his denounce it, Why should he? cheaper, by retailing in ev been, most fortunately ...