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... Halifax On the 5th instant; and brings a heavy mail and 142 passen- gers. Congress was still engaged in the discussion of the slavery question. John C. Calhoun, the senator whose recent speech on the admission of California into the Union created so much sensation ...
... Gallery). Leicester-squalre, a, GRAND MOVING PANORAMA of the AFRiCANanid AMERICAN SLAVE TRADE, exhihiiting a truce picture of slavery froct actcial ohiservatioci, capiture ofniegroes, shuipietici.eeiihmsae rts chase, slaver oum fire, entramnce iucto the Soothcons ...
... Part or Whole of the above Grass Land. Altwirk, April 20, 1850. FATE oF AGED SLU ES.-It is frequentlysai in extenuation of slavery that, thiouah slavesareuder compulsionu kind are sometimes harshly treated, they are always provided for and thus havs none ...
... LITEitATURE. hc Edited by G. JULIAN IIARNEY. L IRefusal of Parliament to repeal the iniquitous Taxes -on Knowledge. is 2. Rural Slavery-A Voice from the County of Kent. 0 3. Democracy defended in reply to the ' Latter-Day'. tO ravings of Thomas Carlyle. (Continued ...
... Edited by G. JULIAN HARIINEY. A CoNTENTS . 1. Relusal of Parliament to repeal the iniquitous Taxes pl on Knowledge. m 2. Rural Slavery-A Voice from the County of Kent. d 3. Democracy defended in reply to the ' Lntter.Day' ravings of Thomas Carlyle. (Continued ...
... Edited by G. JULIAN HARNEY,. CONTENTS: 1. Refusal of Parliament to repeal thle iniquitous Taxes on Knowledge. is 2. Rural Slavery-A Voice fsom the County of Ient. 0 S. Democracy defended in reply to the ' Latter-Day' 0 ravings of Thomes Carlyle. (Centinued ...
... ho Edited by G. JULIAN HARNEY. CONTENTS: 1. Refusal of Parliament to repeal the iniquitous Taxes onl Knowledge. 2. Rural Slavery-A Voice from the County of Kent. 13. Democracy defended in reply to the ' Latter-Day' . i ravings of Thomas Carlyle.. (Contilur ...
... having taken to Cuba, upwards ro- of twenty-fve yenrs ago, a pa pr black woman, named, he Nelson, whoi she had sold into slavery. Thecharge ws ftully substantiutd, and the prisonar sentencedto re- three yeara' .mprisonmeit in the Penitenti464, ' Ic- Wle ...
... nciv project for settling tile slavcry qyiestion, the prilicilde of *viiell is that mnew Sitates miay or nnay uot allopt slavery, just as theiy dleasc. There is little adlditional in the p-ahpes fiorn the Cape. his Fiance, 'eiv st-rimigent i-casurcs are ...
... Murder of Tbree Persons and Suicide of the Murderer.-Th Deab ?? Salerles-Atuempted Murder in Short's Gardens-Xnel~ Soazial Slavery-Ths ?? Savings Bank Scheme-Te Punr . Ment of Poverty-Searious Robbery on Board the Avon Mall SteLAn -The Iris Tenant-right ...
... 'HARNEY. - SOlf ,d cONTENTS: : . tim 1. Refusal of Parliament to repeal the iniquitous Taxes ma 8 on Knlowledge.X 2. Rural Slavery-A Voice from the County of Kent. poV 3. Democracy defended in reply to Themes Carlyle. (C'ortinued. ) I 4. Universal Suffrage ...
... JULIAN HARNEY.' i c l ?? : ?? ' til 1. 1,sf efsal of Parliamnict to repeal the iniquitous Taxes on' Knowledge. - 2.'asifal Slavery-A Voice from the County of kent. pC 3. Democracy defended in. reply to Thomas' Carlyle. (Contned ?? - , t q 4. Universal Sriffiage ...