... the late Willian Tefft, of Parkersburgh, Va., about two years ago, and went to Ohio, have recently volunUnly returned to slavery, on the ground that they were suffering from want of food, and were unable to procure °The Canadian parliament resumed ita ...

... we beer hardens cheerfully, knowing that the North are fighting for the eante of truth and freedom against falsehood and slavery, and firm in the faith that shall come out all right a nation. The North has dovelope reeouroes in the fighting toe,and! think ...

... assaults innumerable, thousands of lives lost, and tens of thousands wounded; all these had to be experienced ere the citadel of slavery was won. But now it has been a most heroic efifort. The formidable bombardment, unparalleled in the history of sieges, the ...

... they come to what they have done ! BThere is no exaggeration in speaking of the tyranny the leaders of fashion, and of the slavery which compliance with the mode imposes upon women. I am ■ati-fied that the suffering undergone by many countrywomen, whether ...

... prisoners held by the authorities were delivered up, the howitzers taken from Lawrence returned, all the camps of armed pro-slavery men dispersed, the prisoners should released. St. Louis, Aug. 21 —Reliable intelligence from Kansas to the 20th states that ...

... how to epeek eel their taws. He appealed be them to make it the of the et lho fair, and of shop, and may Use beembeie at slavery, which keit es proiedlked he the past to our wit peepoet. patriotism and nationality Mr Denis , NT, gave an address is Irish ...

... ba of these or Oonventiona, to be valid aa parte or parts of the Ooaatltutioa. 1. Every State wherein slavery bow exists which ahall aholith slavery any time before Jan nary the year 1900 shall receive the following compensation from the UnHsd States ...

... admit, at the last moment, what Mr. Wendell Phillips and other leaders of the parly have all along proclaimed. that either slavery or the Union must perish,” and who, the matter were left to their decision, would let the Union the easier alternative. Though ...

... flrmnc-ss contemplate horrible a termination of slavery. I hope no one will suspect, because none of my father’s descendants have taken part in the recent mancipation meetings, that our abnorrence of slavery or oar zeal for emancipation has grown cold. God ...

... so, said that “in order to give Mr. Clay fair play and wide field, ha should take the extreme view and proceed to say that slavery Divine institution.” As soon the uproar caused this proposition had subsided Mr. Train entered upon his argument. He maintained ...

... preserve the risings of enlightenment and liberty from the dangers threatened by the ruthless representative of barbarism, slavery, and superstition. ...

... discf)vered that there is no divinity in him. The isomer, then, people uu.'erstand that truth. awl bre liberated !tom his galling slavery, the t ter. As false e opinion advance I, unblushingly, in a ',lion of the public press is a great obstacle to truth, and ...