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... leave no doubt but that the slavery question will, during the Session, call forth very acrimonious feelings. Already Southern Members have threatened that, if the House shall persist passing laws for the exclusion of slavery from Columbia, or any the ...
... have been devoted to the enlightening and enriching of his race ! Catholic Emancipation, Parliamentary Reform, abolition of slavery, opening of the trade with India and China, freedom of trade the great necessaries of lifeâwhat vast struggles, what immense ...
... whatever. Such, too. the rewards enjoyed them who fought and for the freedom of the slavewho, with my broiber-dolepto to Anti-Slavery Convention, besieged the doors of members Parliament, demanding tbe negro** rights, and who live now, after Britain has proclaimed ...
... brought us American advices to the 20th ult. As yet, for the reason already given, there is no President's muessaee. The slavery question is likely to be the grand subject of discussion during the session. Canada was quiet. Tlme commercial transac- tious ...
... mgwf telf-denlal they lead those whe are lees fhrtanaid* th them# ivea, to lake noble etaid. and to break ine bondage of slavery worse than death. Sunday last preached at the dedication of Guthiu chapel in Gh>aoester, N. J , sod aftepplsss administered ...
... power between the two great leading parties, refuse vote for candidate who not pi. dged to their views on the question of slavery. The contest has produced great excitement, under which many the members laboured. The Senate have announced to the President ...
... Article I. the military are to be subordinate to the civil power, and no standing army is be kept up in tbs time of peace. Slavery is no. to tolerated. It has been estimated that, from New York and ita vicinity, not lesa than 5,000 buildings have been sent ...
... cutiles witis an exhortation to promote the integrity of the union, now tisrtateneil witll ?? by the agi- tation of tile slavery question. ...
... in Suffolk, or to Mr. James Murdau-'h, or C. C. Robinson, of Portsmouth, for further information. Joseph HsLUDKt.”—Anti-Slavery Reporter. Tin. Em.ioiitenhknt.—At the Mansion-house, London, Tuesday, three persons were brought up on a charge of having ...
... interested parties j had taken advantage of the threatened disagreement be- ! tween the different sections of the country, on the slavery question, to depress the market for United Slates stock, ■ under the notion that an unfavourable impression would be created ...
... in the Northern States, especially the great questions of peace, slavery, and internal order ; yet it is in the South, with all its aggressive tendencies, and its connexion with slavery, that find the nearest approximation to our own commercial doctrines ...
... step is irretraceable. When you see the restoration of prosperity to our West India colonics Attempted the re-enactment of slavery, then expect recurrence to protective duties for the sake of the landed interesta-not before— I am, gentlemen, your obliged ...