... direct their anger against the system itself, and adjust it to public opinion and public safety. It is of the very essence of slavery to know public grievances and yet o’, be free to proclaim them. All men and all ccrporations are strong when on the side of ...

... his trade of different nationalities, was em- ployed in the construction of the new State House at Columbia, when the pro-slavery committee of vigilance of the said town go‘ wind of some remarks of Power of an abolition character. The results were, an ...

... his trade of different nationalities, was em- ployed in the construction of the new State House at Columbia, when the pro-slavery corn- mittee of vigilance of the said town got wind of some remarks of Power of an abolition cha- racter. The results were ...

... pur- poses. Vested rights bad grown up out of that act, and must be respected. He instanced the case of the emancipation of slavery by Britain, and argued that, as compensation was given to the slaveholders, why should not an equivalent be promised for the ...

... that bhe coiinerce of the United States is al- mnost, if not 4Liteias muchocdminittedto slavery' as itsagriculture;' for what wNould' ew York be wiithout slavery? What, alas, wouldI Liver- pool and Manchester? ' What this metropolisit Cannot all .the ...

... and although slavery is a frightful blot on the liberties of the American Republic, contrast even the slavery of North, ern America, which is gradually giving way before flic action of Protestant liberty and free Press, with the slavery -.f Cuba, where ...

... Goverament. Mr Fitch, of Indiana, then took the floor to speak upon Mr Brown’s resolntion. He praised the Administration, upheld slavery, And denounced Mr Dougla*. The House of Representatives was not in session. The Senate was not ia session on tbe Sd. In the ...

... separation that would be, to a certain extent, a political suicide. can auderstaud the disgust at the atrocious institution of slavery that indnees many worthy oitiaens of the northern States to desire a separation, in order that they may make their own hands ...

... American sla AND SLAVEHOLDING. Incompliance with the wishes of many Friends In this City, Dr CHEEVER will deliver LECTURE on Slavery and Slaveiioldino as they at present exist in America their Legal, Social, and Religious Aspects, in the Queen Street Hall ...

... the Ohio coalfields to the ship. This is not the only reason which has induced the directors to visit Baltimore. The Anti-slavery agitation in the North has induced so strong a feeling of an- tagonism in the South that the question of establishing direct ...

... tile und character, bas been con- ed v:isted, in No'rth Carolina'of circulating Helpar's bor s Impending Crisis, the anti-slavery work t6at ar- has caused -so much excitement, Mnd aentstmed to a year's imprisonment, ...

... of the Zullverein. The changes which are recommended by Prussia would besides further tend to facilitate the abolition of slavery in those sugar-growing States which still have recourse slave labour for the cultivation of the sugar cane, and on philanthropic ...