... SLAVERY. At the late term of the Charles County Circuit Court, coloured man, named Henry Green, aa cxhorter, was convicted for receiving a hog knowing to have beeojstolen, and sentenced to the penitentiary for three years. He a man of apparently sixty ...

... a muzzle my mouth so long as value my fceedo.ii. make bold, then, proclaim that I am no slavery-pmpagandist. will resort to all proper remedies and defend slavery where exists, but will neither assist in-our encourage any attempt enforce upon a reluctant ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY SOIREE The fifth annual New Awociauon for the Abolition Slavery was held on Monday mo* i n iha Trades' Hall—John M DoWiil. E«q., in tbeohai*. \n'excellent ts* was furnish-d Lennox, which partaken «jt after thanksgiving by the R v George Blvth ...

... SLAVEHOLDER ON SLAVERY. A very remarkable speech has been made in Virginia by Mr John Minor Botts, a slaveholder, on the present Presidential contest. Referring to the general question of slavery, Mr Botts said;—” Now, gentlemen, 1 want to tell you something ...

... recently tbe defence of slavery has laboured under great difficulties, because its apologists (for they were mere apologists) took half-way grounds. They confined the defence of slavery to mere negro slavery, thereby giving up the slavery principle, admitting ...

... lowest level of humanity. In every way'slavery debases all who are subjected to the institutions an ...

... not hesitated to publish in her book opinions favourable to negro slavery, even to the extent of d gmaticaily saying that God ' created negroes to live under restraint, and that slavery is a j means designed Providence for the making of some good Christian ...

... SLAVERY IN SCOTLAND IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. An exposition of things not merely true, but proveable -and yet incredible, would be a very curious work. And few countries could supply better materials for it than Scotland, where modern changes have been ...

... strength of the Union given to an extension of slavery —compelled, therefore, to see himself, by the simple act of his being a member the federation, supporting the cause of slavery. A tolerated slavery one thing, and a propagandist is another. sensible ...

... a nu.nber of laws for the maintenance of slavery. The people Kansas protested against this outrage, and, when the border ruffians had withdrawn, elected a legislature represent!in; their own opinions slavery. hey also elected a delegate to the House ...

... General Pierce is endeavouring to force slavery into Kansas at the point of the bayonet, bis democratic ally, General William Walker, has succeeded in doing the same thing in the republic of Nicaragua. Slavery was abolished in Central America nearly forty ...

... and which Jay taught, contemplate the scene. On the one hand, slaveocracy, not conleut with its sectional institution of slavery within bounds guaranteed it by the Constitution, demanding that its sectional institution shall extended over the free soil ...