... SLAVERY. The following strong sad energetic appeal again 4 the inhuman Slave Trade we take thir Columbia Democrat, published in Piailadels pine. This system is a chigrace to the of free America: and we are proud to see this indi r ;uant remon,trauce pruncd ...

... SLAVERY F. FREEDOIE 1s Union owes its temitorial 10 SIM IMIli its mega is lbseden. tiro systems of labour ars not wake VW, protect& The seithel lielesse of the South, 'Puked Ike • medine, without a .ill el its own. tills, sal peels is Inge mattes es ...

... AMERICAN mists—TUE SLAVERY ['ION. no !accounts f rom ica are of a :sme character tit:a those we had to record. 'llel imuderstandin g sohappily arose Istwetn the Legislature the ire has at length tam thrived. On tie 30th nit. the Home of lecrrantativcs ...

... discussion of the report of the slavery I committee in favour of a compromise.' The speech of Henry Clay a most powerfel one; and, as if confident of speaking thereon he pointed oat the ab-olute impracticability of admitting slavery into the territory of California ...

... Republican and 'Lewd anti-slavery man, at once produced the suspicion. Left in a iniourity, the Northers Democrats have ever stiles had to give way to the Republicans. Is was the latter who carried on the civil war, who abelisked Slavery, and who, in accordance ...

... TIM COUNTRY FAIR. lb. motry fair was held as Friday, sad wis ot.pptattl as sekodosce of slavery ilsooriptsoo, is swell low. Tien tar sips. LONDON IarOCK EXCIIANGI—TIICIPADAT CLOSING meal. Como% ft§ for VI 3 rests ...

... tus.ter etel. ct, which meurred an Inat n. Tara re.preted secar• tar) was lectihring Ilse committer cm did slavery by the bore—slavery slavery at borer —hokum( tbe gre.ter vAue and ot the abut, hit im.:ll an elie.t on one the geatleinen present that M ...

... BOOK AND FANCY SHOP, IN MAIN•STREET, TO TEI WS OW IRELAND, IS te Illeeig Orden for ALMAN. 1 ACES, DURUM, and POCKET for IN, slavery Prim sad Variety ; Mao, at the LIVIA CHRISTMAS EnS, sad Yearly at KWAZULU sad PERIODICALS Early Oriels so. requeetel, sad ...

... renders certain the triumph ot Abram Liaeole, Candidate ot the anti-Slavery party, who is pledged to bring the induence a t he Federal Goverimi .nt to Lear upon the aibrAtion of Slavery, although a ee institution. Berme the vast importance of the approaceing ...

... bo removed heyoed the 1 hew:et—New Nlexicoand Utah to be admitted into the Union withtut prohibition of slavery— to be extended to Lis Grande—slavery in Colombia to be as long as they pleased—then the fugitive slave law, which made the North slave catchers ...

... rmly one thing we can congratulate ourselves upou is this issue of the lint important overture for negetietions, namely—that Slavery must be abolished if party adheres to its purpose, as Lave no doubt they will. The deadly tree whose brouches blighted the ...

... situation. It Slavery did not exist among they would not intro it, This I of the mames North and South. Doubtless there are does on both aides wLo would not bold Slaves nailer any circumstances, and others who would ‘ gladly introduce Slavery if it was ...