... SLAVERY Alas in this world hove Slavery. That is one of the chief sorrowsef earth. Tbe sonl within one,and of all things against which, above all others, it recoils, it recoils against that awful sin of Slavery. Jost let the slave speak. Come with to ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. Advices from America to the 21st olt, show that Concre&s has not got a step farther. The Speaker is not elected. The battle of the Constitution,” saj the Southerns, is being fought this point, and they will not yield. By one division ...

... concerned in tho perpetuation of slavery in the Southern States of America, ate compelled to remark that the assertion foul aspersion of tho English name and character. Our religion, laws, and manners forbid and annihilate slavery. Tho Anglo-Saxon race, ef all ...

... POST-OFFICE AND SLAVERY. A rather amusing and characteristic correspondence is published in the American journals. Under cover of decision lately given by the Postmaster-General of the United States, that all incendiary” (or in other words anti-slavery) documents ...

... Negro Inferiority.—A favourite dogma of the advocates of slavery is the inferiority of the negro, whom they place in the chain of the creation between the monkey and the white man. A Judge Thomas, of Georgia, bears a remarkable piece of testimony against ...

... TO THE SWALLOWS. (Prom the French qf Beranger.) On Moorish banks, in slavery, A captive lay repining. And to his own dear native land, his thoughts always incliuing, ' again see you. he cries, Swallows-enemies winged of winter— Whom hopeflnto those burning ...

... intemperate interference of the Notthern people with the question of Slavery in the Southern States, has at length produced its natural effects. The incessant and violent agitation of the Slavery question throughout the North during the last quarter of a century ...

... that institution, and left to our slaveholders foreign ally, for Brazilian slavery and Cuhan slavery are very different things from slavery tbe United States. The preparations for the Prince in New York and Boston promise decided success in the way of ...

... of internal improvement, and discussed the Slavery question from an Anti-Slavery point of view. The steamer Chesapeake, from New York to Portland, went aobore on 9th Tarpaulin Cove—damage slight. An Anti-Slavery convention was in progress Buffalo on the ...

... a* if she goes out—that the exclusion of Slavery from them lathe exclusion of the South. This reply assumes that the South tins other interest than Slavery, and no other people than slaveholders. The Slavery propagandists and Di-unionist* make bold on ...

... barbarous in the instruments it employs, barbarous in consequence, barbarous in spirit, barbarous wherever it shows itself, slavery must breed barbarians, while it developes everywhere, alike in the individual and In the society of which he forms a part ...

... first time, of Anti-Slavery cand'date. Most momentous will be that fact, should it actually occur. implies the immediate and total transfer of all the power and influence of the Governmeat of the United States from the side of Slavery to that of Emancipation ...