... gardens are open THIS DAY. Admission One Penny. Pair of Royal Bengal Tigers have arrived. JOHN BROWNE OF K R’S Y. SLAVERY AND ANTI-SLAVERY THE UNITED ...

... than to any special ability he possesses. While Mr. Douglas was “stumping the States’ as a pro-Slavery candidate, yet uniting a portion of the anti-Slavery * ticket” in his pro- gramme, Mr. Lincoln wisely remained at home. It was vain to hope that any ...

... and Wednesdays, to roeeire clothes, and on the three following days to deliver them. JOHN BROWNE OP HARPER’S FERRY. SLAVERY AND ANTI-SLAVERY THE UNITED STATES. GEORGE THOMPSON, The well-known eloquent friend of the Slave, Intends to'deliver lectures on the ...

... be removed until after Four o’clock on EDWARD STEELE, 31 D., Assistant Secretary. JOHN BROWNE OF HARPER’S FERRY. SLAVERY AND ANTI-SLAVERY THE UNITED GEORGE THOMPSON, The well-known eloquent friend the Slave, Intends to deliver lectures pf. tlie above ...

... sold into slavery, the crime freedom being unpardonable. The Missouri Senate has before it a bill providing that all free negroes above the age of eighteen years who shall be found in that State after September, 1860, shall be sold into slavery ; and that ...

... of internal improvements, and discussed the slavery question from an anti-slavery point of view. The steamer Chesapeake, from New York to went ashore on the 9th at Tarpaulin Cove; damage •light. An anti-slavery convention was in progress at Buffalo on the ...

... different denominations, are:—lst —lnvocation the' Holy Spirit on the meeting and the city of Dublin. 2nd— For the abolition of slavery throughout the world, and the reign of Christ. 3rd—For an increase of faith, hope, and charity in the city of Dublin. and ...

... abolitionised black republican p ;rty are busily fomenting a servile war in the south,and every southern man feels that it is not slavery alone, but the livesof himself and his loved wife aud children, that are involved. Our black republican contemporaries have ...

... Democrats, but which must break in very short time. Perhaps, however, in the laudable zeal we give vent to for the abolition of slavery we are rather in- considerate as to the results, Are we aware that the emancipation of the negroes would raise the price of ...

... Legislatures to exclude Slavery from the Territories, nor yet from the efforts of different otates to defeat the Slave Law; but the present peril springs, according te Mr. Buchanan, from the incessant and vi ib a against Slavery in the North, which has ...

... U. Merritt, Dawson, M’Kellar. and Talbot. New York, Fed. 24.—Governor Medary, of Kansas, has vetoed the bill abolishing slavery in the territory of Kansas. , The Legislature has taken the bill again, and will probably pass it over his veto. Commercial ...

... threatened with destruc- tion? The long-continued and intemperate intertes rence of the Northern people with the question of slavery inthe Southern States has at length produced its natural effects. The different sections of the Union are now arrayed each ...