... in that State after September 1860, shall sold into slavery; and that all such negroes as shall enter the State after September, 1861, and remain there twenty-four hours, shall be sold into slavery for ever. Mississippi, the chief of the repudiators, ...

... triumph of the Anti-Slavery party. Lincoln, the Republican candidate, has been elected by large majority. The Southern slaveholders are much incensed at their loss of influence and the check that will be given to the extension of slavery, and threaten a ...

... consequence that Slavery must be proscribed and abolished] Suppose a repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law;—does that prevent the South from taking such efficient measures as may he required to keep its slaves from flight and escape If Slavery has indeed come ...

... continued to belong to it till 1849, He was a strong Abolitionist, and repeatedly expressed his sentiments on the subject of slavery. In the stormy debates which took place on the Wilmot proviso, be bore active part, and voted not fewer than forty-two timeb ...

... blessings, is threatened with des ? The long-continued and intemperate interference of the northern people with tbe question of slavery in the southern states has length produced its natural effects. The different sections of the union are now arrayed against ...

... issued the following decree: Considering that a free people should abolish every custom which calls to mind the old state of slavery: « Art. 1. The title of ' excellency' is abolished without respect of persons. Art. Doing homage by kissing hands prohibited ...

... motive is inconceivable, since its pro-slavery vote was safe. In the very hearing of the negroes the Democrats imputed Mr. Lincoln and his party, the fixed intention of violating the constitution in order to abolish slavery, and raise the negro to political ...

... the difficulties, and on the consolidation of the public debt. Notwithstanding the Governor's veto, the bill abolishing slavery had again been passed in the Legislature of Kansas. Galway, Tuesday.—The Atlantic Royal Mail steamship Prince Albert arrived ...

... he says, is close hand. It is the long-continued and intemperate interference of the Northern people with the question of slavery in the South, which has given rise to servile insurrection, and inspired the slaves-with vague notions of freedom. Hence sense ...

... persons can have failed to remark the extraordinary change which has recently affected American opinion on the subject of Slavery. Ten years ago the Abolitionists appeared to be getting things all their own way. The Slaveholding States were not, indeed ...

... inquire into the expediency of reducing the ocean postage. The Governor of Nebraska had vetoed the bill passed abolishing slavery that territory. A day of humiliation had been observed at Lawrence on account of the late catastrophe. . California dates ...

... The Speakership of the American House of Representatives is still vacant, owing to the struggle between the rYee-soil and slavery parties. Mr. Sherman, the Republican candidate, on several ballots had reached within three of the required majority. The ...