... to indues men to work from higher motives, must, if it continue in action, fall back upon coercion. Communism is in truth slavery in disguise; but the slaves are also their own masters, they {Uiekly emancipate themselves, and, that being done, the cumznunitiee ...

... j AntS ■“ ™ j-Shakeepcjre. Gratiauo | Bisstuio Greek lambic Verse.— Translation from King Richard 111. M . Spteih against Slavery Pitt. „.■} Terence Geta ) Latin Prose for the Gregory Medal.—Translation from Dur Le’s Speech ou Conciliation ...

... threatened with destruction ? The long cm. tinned and intemperate interference of the northern people with the question of slavery in the Southern States lias length produced its natural effects. Tae different section] of the Union now arrayed against each ...

... has juat emanated remarkable and mischievous Message ever sent President to Congress. Speaking of slavery .agitation, he says, * The agitation of the slavery question, which has been so long and wantonly persisted in by Northern has produced the sectional ...

... , simply because slavery existed in the United States, down to the ?? himself, forty times the slave to suffering and circumstances beyond what any negro is to law — there is not an Englishman who does not in his heart abhor slavery, if he does net also ...

... Strange though it may appear, there is powerful class in Great Britain which has linked itself to the fortunes of the pro-slavery free-trade Democracy, constituting itself the fugleman of the Southern States, and their defender pei'fas out nefas. Englishmen ...

... religion have their proper influence on legislation the produce of slavery and freedom should not be placed en a level. Now, a case is cited of a very close approxi- mation to slavery, while at the same time it is a com- plete illustration ofthe effects ...

... thankful I am to have been led to give it up, on sanitary grounds alone, I cannot express ; but the deiiveranco from this moral slavery of • selfishness I never cease to thank God for. Let me only add three out of many inetancos which will show smokers ' that ...

... cause, says, is close hand. It is the long continued and inte«perat« 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 ...

... Con- gress as at present constituted, Mr. Lincoln can only act in a negative manner by vetoing all measures which favour the slavery interest ; but the retirement of Southern senators and representatives gives the free-stale men the majority in both houses ...

... If the ambassadors of the country to foreign courts must be the agents of the pro-slavery class, practically the part of the American population which is opposed to slavery must be in a powerless minority. We do not care for whole battalions of statistics ...

... Washington is broken. The incubus of slavery is thrown off from the Federal go- vernment. For the four years after the 4th of March next, offices under the general government will be had, not ior sub- serviency to slavery and to the sectional interests, institu- ...