... Cortes is shortly to appear. Negroes will not be permitted to vote long slavery exiata. The colonial depntiei will come fully empowered to propoM beat means of putting down slavery. The Gazette publishes a decree of the Minuter of Public Instruction, ordering ...

... present formidable rebellion against the general government manifestly finds its root and nourishment in the system of chattel slavery the South ; the leading conspirator* are slaveholders, who constitute oligarchy avowedly hostile all free institutions; and ...

... deserved credit for his policy there, not only it was in accordance with the tradi- ditional effurts of this country to suppress slavery. but also because it averted a raid over Egypt Mr. Brave then turned of this more particularly to the relations country with ...

... after the accomplishment of some great act against the North. He saya he has always held that the South was right, and that slavery, in the midst of which be had spent most of his life, was “one of the greatest blessings, both for themselves and us, that ...

... be forded, it aff. ected the lot of | of th: Irtax reduced ; ab lition of slavery i n the district of Columbia expressed than! farmers and lat who want the ma North to slavery in a more direct tlie w | the prow lent peo! le whe tu have the fire Insurance ...

... present, because the proclamation of war this country against the Northern States must inevitably lead to the triumph of slavery. After so many years of noble resistance to the slave trade—after the expenditure of so many millions in the cause of the ...

... taken possession of the peasant class in Russia. The emancipated serfs are naturally anxious to leave the scene of their slavery, and the rising towns the Don offer a promising field for their labour. It is said that no less than 300,000 families are ...

... being the Welsh churches, chapel building, American slavery, the Bible monopoly, and baptised children. A petition was adopted on the snbject of printing the Holy Soriptores ; and on the subject of slavery the conference came to the following resolution :—“Thst ...

... THE MAN OF THE TIME. (BY EDWIN WAUGH.) He is a sterling nobleman Who lives the truth he knows; • Who dreads the slavery of sin. And fears no other foes. Who scorns the folly of pretence; Whose mind from cant is free; Who values men for worth and sense ...

... imbued With purest drops of loving kindness, And knowledge poor From shore to shore Light on the eyes of mental blindness. All slavery, warfare, lies, and wrongs All vice and crime might die together; And wine and corn To each man born Be free as warmth in ...

... In tho preamble to the decree by which the Queen of Spain the allegiance of the population of the lato Dominican Republic, slavery described by Marshall O’Donnell as the sore of the other (Spanish) colonies, but sot necessary in this ncwly-acquired possession ...

... oi Anti-Slavery Society) is not without exaggerauon,. for they were, on the whole, pleased with the Bill, two clauses, however, as will now be meeting with their opposition. The Bill, os presented, provided for the entire abolition of slavery “ under ...