... tberef„r evident that the organization of the House has delayed solely hy the different views taken different 'ties regarding slavery ; and the feelings those who !,n cither side entertain ultra opinions on that subject are extremely hitter against their opponents ...

... balance of power between the two parties, refuse to vote for a candidate who is not pledged to their views on the question of slavery. The contest has produced great excitement, not only in the contesters, but throughout the coantry. In the progress of struggle ...

... miarht rT!n^u.i^ g the full lost per Sund.;. ss o^^^pmimsrt Snt^rT 1 whole Sunday suff .t die ?? SL3m£ consented to perpetual slavery.— BaWs Messenger AgEICOLTOSAL PIIOSPECrS WITH FeEE-TEAO. .— Ut. Turner, a practical farmer, stoted at the IJevon County Pro ...

... therefore prevented commencing business at all. The free-soil party, as it is called, that is the party which insists that slavery shall not be established in any of the new states, stands aloof, and neither of the other parties is able to secure the majority ...

... importations have taken place at the The frost has also caused Peas to be held with atone Banks Commis- Notes . 12.481.720 slavery of drink . I have few pounds in the savings' by a desire to raise the wind epee the unwary and 47 e'en 60, 61 to 63 lb. per ...

... power between the two great leading parties, refuse to vote for candidate who not pledged to their views on the question of slavery. The contest has produced great excitement, not only the contestors, but throughout the country. In the progress of the struggle ...

... ‘hepereeveringly refuses, the end destruction. There l, dl« course. must either d him to obtain his again subject him to slavery : either have raoual and intellectual beingtu aid him his productions, * one the rank of a brute. ...

... free ; personal liberty and the right of associa- in an able speech, moved for leave to bring in a bill Lion guaranteed; all slavery anti feudal bondage to substituting rm.' by ballot in the place of the axisbe abolished. ting system, which motion was supported ...

... refuses, the end is destruction. There no middle course. He must either aid him to obtain his iherty, or again subject him slavery : either have rattonal and intellectual being to aid him in his productions, the rank of brute. ...

... who are shall hereafter become bona fide citizens California, shall enjoy the same privileges ss Americans boro. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, unless for the punishment of crime, shall ever be tolerated in the State. Every white male citizen ...

... Slave and the other States, and yet provide for the gradual and ultimate extinction of slavery. The decision of the Californians to have nothing to do with slavery cannot fail to make the Southern States anxious for a compromisewhich should yield some ...

... tba hriii- “•st jewels 11 the British rown. In colonies, the spb earrifirc made y the British nation foi tnc exUnciioi* of slavery, has been rei.derel nugatory; and, after having axpeudtd more than thirty milhoiH to the orr:gh:«oue evstem, the iocoaeietentard ...