... manufactures, the President seems to like free-trade in ships very well. He makes no alluaion to the question of domestic slavery, respecting which the members of Congress are full charged, and which could not avoid breaking out upon the motion for awarding ...

... for i he firniess3 with which lee, a southern man, stands for TlE UNION AS IT aS, and gives warning to the fanatics of slavery that he will suffer no nonsense from them in that dirction I As already said, I have no idea he will ever be required to put ...

... interested parties had taken advantage of the threatened disagreement between the different sections the country on the slavery question to depress the market lor niteil States stock, under the notion tnat an unfavourable impression would created abroad ...

... that reflects in the awful misery which envelopes this district. It to be feared that Ireland is only in the morning of her slavery, and that each hour of the omnious day is being multiplying her sufierings. Week by week, and day day, bring some news ex ...

... held opinions against slavery, he could not but consider that those views on the part of the great philanthropist and friend of mankind were an honor to him, and should be considered rather as a merit than otherwise. If slavery was a sin, or crime, or ...

... Apply lo the .uhscribcr Suffolk, or to Murdaugh, £>{)., or C, C. Robbinson, of Ports, m u h, for further inlormatioa.— Anti-Slavery Reporter. Josarn HoLLAnAt, Colonial Chanuks.—-From a source on which the most jicrlVct reliance may placed, we are enabled ...

... procure dial they shall be defeated s,, bare majority that a threat of m/Kiration will ensu the eontmiuiu-.* of t'.cir larling slavery. It is to this at f ion that IVesidm.t Tayh.r «luecls the laiur p.iit his iin ini the vigour the old sollier aid Ids well ...

... re(>ort have been in interested parties taken advantage of thethreutened disagreement beiweeii different of the country the slavery que-lion to the market for United Stutei stock, under the notion unfavourable imptes.-ion would created abroad; but apprehension ...

... generally, and warrants all legal measures that may be adopted to counteract their intentions to reduce to system of absolute slavery those whose misfortune it is to be thrown by circumstance* under their control.” 6th Resolution, Proposed by Surgeon Owens ...

... attention within the last couple of months and are said to have made divers converts in high quarters to the machinery of slavery suppression as enforced by his father, the Lord Chief Justice, the temarks upon whose alleged retention of office despite ...

... was a factory master's question in England. The factory system of those manufacturers was the most infamous slavery in the world—West India slavery was no more to be compared to it than white to tog (hear). Richard Cobd.n, • revolutionary agitator, was going ...

... foreigners in oppression, reduce, according to the usages of war then in vigour, an immense number of men to the severest slavery, and at the same time illuminating the Italians with the rays Catholic truth, it carried them by a powerful impulse to the ...