... sold into slavery, the crime of freedom being unpardonable. The Missouri Senate has before it a bill providing tint all free Negroes above the age of 18 years who shall be found in that state after September, 1860, shall be sold into slavery for ever. ...

... utter disgust. There have been pro-slavery sentiments in Presidential messages before, but never any put forward in such unblushing deformity as those we have quoted. Mr. Buchanan is speaking in reference to slavery in the territories of the Union. What ...

... outbreak. I cordially congratulate you upon the final settlement by the Superior Court of the United States of the question of slavery. The right has been established of every citizen to take property, including slaves, into the com- mon territories, and to ...

... tweolt North and south. We take the following from the 'Doily News :--In the Senate, the Southern °Sheehy,* as the pro. slavery section Is called, seem to have advert/toe in numbers, or in attendance ; for they have eusieeeded in appointing Southern ...

... tables. operathig with a purer religions faith, the advancement of knowledge has humanised our institutions. It has banished slavery, it has chased oar laws to be more merciful, and the dessondration of them more just; it has promoted religious and political ...

... States : I cordially songratulate you upon the final settlement by the Supreme Court of the United States of the question of slavery in the territories, which had presented an aspect so truly formidable at the commencement of my administration. The right ...

... temperature of is also a good remedy. SLAVERY IN AMERICA.—At a large and influential meeting, held in the Academy of Music, New York, last month, one of the speakers, a Mr. Brooks, made the following negative defence of slavery :— There are those who tell us ...

... Germany, the ministers religion happy heed of education, youth the ethics Christ, that sublime system of morals which destroyed slavery, taught men that they were equal, and that God had placed deep in oar haute faith and love that we might believe in good and ...

... relations. of the States, are, we I e cannot help thinking, in a highly critical posi-. a tion, arising from the position of the slavery I e question. The President, of course, condemns Y the late Harper's Ferry affair, which has been o followed by another negro ...

... of the Voyage of the Fox clever resumt, laying the incidents of that heroic venture clearly before the reader. The great slavery question is touched upon in Random Recollections of the Southern States.” Last French Hero” is particularly amusing ; the ...

... at the dawn of a long day of proaperity.—Tinsea. , The Morning Post says:— The people of Central , Italy have passed from slavery to freedom, and from this time henceforth it must be clearly understood that the potentates and princes, be they who tbey ...

... Providence, of allaying the existing excitement, and preventing further outbreaks of similar character. For the suppression of slavery, all lawful means at my command have been employed, and shill continue to be employed, to execute the laws a-ainst the African ...