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... :— 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 common territories, and have ...
... 1860. One-fourth of the annual pamphlet presented this year to the Congress of the United States is occupied with remarks on slavery and the slavetrade. Hardly a year has passed of late without something of this kind from the pen of the President. There is ...
... 1860. One-fourth of the annual pamphlet presented this year to the Congress of the United States is occupied with remarks on slavery and the slavetrade. Hardly a year has passed of late without something of this kind from the pen of the President. There is ...
... measures of the ,abolitionists compel us to meet. This is the ground that we must take. We are not to talk about slavery being an evil—slavery being a thing which, though pernicious, must be tolerated. Besides we have made a bargain to tolerate t we are ...
... Government would consent to aban don most of them not on the principle of reciprocity, but in order altogether to extinguish slavery. He referred to the possibility, in consequence of information received from Dr. Livingstone, of raising an immense quantity ...
... measures of the Abolitionists compel us to meet. This is the ground that we must take. We are not to talk about slavery being an evil—slavery being a thing which, though pernicious, must be tolerated. Besides we have made a bargain to tolerate t we are ...
... measure was in preparation with respect to glebe ho s u i sl iany. Lord BROUGHAM moved for certain returns connected with slavery, and also for returns relative to the importation of cotton. RUMOURED ANNEXATION OF SAVOY. Lord NORMANBY gave notice that ...
... would, on Monday, ask whether any measure was in preparation with respect to glebe houses. SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM moved for certain returns connected with slavery, and also for returns relative to the importa• tion of cotton. RUMOURED ANNEXATION OF SAVOY ...
... with New York advices to the sth inst., but no Specie. She passed the steam-ships Etna and Glasgow, bound for New York. The slavery question was still being discussed in Congress. No Speaker had been elected. California advices to the 12th December contain ...
... with New York adrices to the sth inst., but no specie. - She passed the steam-ships Etna and Glasgow bound for New York. The slavery question was still being discussed in Congress. No Speaker had been elected. California advices to the 12th December contain ...
... firmness by which the treason has been duly punished. (' Three cheers for old Virginia.' ) That, in our opinion, the subject of slavery has been too lon g mingled with party politics—(' That's so')—and as the result has been the creation of sectional parties ...
... mind, which may break out in still more dangerous outrages, and terminate at last in an open war by the North to abolish slavery in the South. Whilst, for myself, I entertain no such apprehension, they ought to afford a solemn warning to us all to beware ...