... four-fifths of its slavery—(hear, hear). That gave her the right to interfere. If it had not been for the cotton trade with Great Britain, slavery would have been long ago abolished in America. There were three ways by which slavery in the United States ...

... matter. !n Sydney, in England, the importation or immigration of these aboriginal islanders, is considered only a form of slavery, and it is not unnatural, therefore, to find that the indignation of the colonists of Now South Wales is roused it has already ...

... WaSil-1210011 to the evenine of the 18:h. la the aenotc . of the United States. on the 1;f11, llur:ng a debate on California and slavery, a violent altereation occurred between Benton and Foote, in the course of which Foote drew a pistol and aimed at 11 nton ...

... Wisdom—A shield that preserves its possessor from the perils with which his desires surround him. Society—A state of constant slavery, in which no one lives for himself or to himself. Absence—The sister of death. Love—An egotism, divided by two. Military ...

... Hattie, if I could use a pen as you can, I would write something that would make this nation feel what an accursed thing slavery is. When Uncle Tom's Cabin was published it had the enthusiastic support of the Rev. Edward Beecher. ...

... the routed States. The fhndd, adds, newly Mtn, duties! anti-slavery literature is doing its work. The nitrelien is spreading. There is yet to be another great battle in this country on the slavery question. What dory tioneral Piime tLink of it ...

... feeling in our inetitutioes sad forms of government. The abolition slavery was considered quick' remedy by some Christian ms. But the ohmmeter jed nod kind slave owners cArlil not make slavery • righteous iostitatiou, mail we are beginning to me the geed ...

... himself was • survival of a political era and political methods which hsve disappeared sr, .sinpletely slavery, and the school of tire.esters which slavery developed. DISTRESSING SUICIDE OP CLERGYMAN. A great deal of pdefal excitement beesoccsaioned at Midolexoy ...

... of 1,000,000 dols., would soon be raised. The Herald, in a leader upon this subject, says that the question is not one of slavery or freedom, but of union or disunion, and argues that the African, whether as a slave in the south or a free coloured American ...

... John Stannage, front Nova Scotia. i Slavery in Amesiga.—On Thursday evtstng, Professor Allen, a gentleman of colour, from the United, States, gave lecture the Theatre of the Mechanica'-Institute, on the subject.of Slavery ia America. The Professor's history ...

... of a man who desired to enlist in a foreign port, came within the meaning of the United Slates foreign Enlistment Act.—Pro-slavery men have been returned at all the elections in the new territory of Kansas. A quarrel between Mr. Perry, the United States ...

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