... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. TO THB EDITOR OF THB MORNING POST. Sib,*— The statement is going the round of tbe pspers lhat a free negro, 20 years of »ge, named John Scott, wm recently sold in Yankeeland for going out of the State to which he belonged, and returning ...

... Mr. Buxton, from various authorities, of the effects of slavery in making the minds of its victims become a mere blank * and be arrives at the conclusion that tbe inevitable tendency of slavery to make the working class so idle and shiftless is the true ...

... States of the American Union is beyond all dispute. It must also be evident to the most obtuse of our pro-slavery free-traders, and to the Anti-Slavery Society (who are the stanch friends of the slave-owners, inasmuch mm they are doing all in their power ...

... found in that State after Sept., 1860, shall be sold into slavery ; and tbat all such negroes as shall enter the State after Sept., 1861, and remain there 24 hours, shall also be sold into slavery forever. Mississippi, the chief of the repudia- tors, is ...

... strange proposition. He suggests Chat a Convention of all the States should be called and held, for the purpose of settling the slavery ques- tion ; and, if that cannot be done, to dissolve the Union. Were such a proposition to proceed from the governor of a ...

... moral improvement among the negro in- habitants, which have been retrograding under the phUan- thropic influence of the Anti-Slavery Society, wiU be advanced by their restoration to industrious habits, and the effects of a rational competition with their ...

... tbe two affairs being identical, so far as related to violation of law ; but in the one the law was violated a? against slavery, and in the other it was violated in its favour, whicb, you see, makes a difference in tbe mode of treatment. There bave been ...

... fature a fresh out- I cordially congratulate you upon the final Uement by the Superior Court of the United mof the question of slavery. The right has !D established of every citizen to take property, ..ding slaves, into tbe common territories, and to re it ...

... felt by the people of Israel, we offer to your compassionate regard tbe epprcbrious and cruel picture of our present slavery— a slavery no longer lo be borne. We shall not call to recollection tbe frightful mas- sac us and atrocious deaths to wbicb, ...

... Faulkner was an enemy of slavery, and ranked high in that large class of Southern men who wished to see free labour substituted for servile labour What his thoughts are now I cannot say but h« ?? the Southern current, and goes for slavery or he would not have ...

... a decision lately given by tbe Postmaster- General of the United! States, that all incetdiary (or in other words snti- slavery) documents might be prevented by postmasters from passiog into tbe slaveboldiog Stales, a postmaster in Vir- ginia has refused ...

... have been eelected bad it not been for the John Brown war. There is considerable Republicanism in Western Virginia, where slavery is almost unknown, and it is the dominant political sentiment of Wheeling. But it wae feared that the resolution to call the ...