... every opportunity of voting for negro slavery. Should a republican President be elected we shall have no more encouragement to slavery and the slave trade. No more tampering with the post-office itself on behalf of slavery. No more attempts like those of Kansas ...

... ruinous commercial aspect of slavery is now becoming thoroughly understood. OLMSTED'S sober and impartial volumes, as well as HELPER'S unanswerable muster of facts, have fixed in the minds of all men the conviction that slavery has beggared the South, degraded ...

... veins sufficiently, and got all that can be gained from them towards the abolition slavery. He almost limits himself to the economical argument ; he proves that slavery has beggared the South and Freedom enriched the North ; he makes the Southerners feel ...

... which would interfere with the rights of individual citizens, or invade the reserved rights of the States on the subject of Slavery. Even his nominations to office must be confirmed by the Senate, so that a body in which the South confides can prevent his ...

... threatened with destruction ? The long-continued and intemperate interference of the northern people with the question of slavery in the Southern States has at length produced its natural effects. The different sections of the Union are now arrayed against ...

... platform. It is composed of the Cincinnati platform, with the addition of several resolutions regarding the protection of slavery in the territories, embodying the sentiments expressed by the democratic leaders in congress during the present session, together ...

... compact, that if the Democrats would includ e in their programme a pro-slavery policy they would aid them with all their strength. It h as been a coalition of extreme republicanism and slavery—of men who asserted liberty of white men to the uttermost, with men ...

... States. They have awaked and told the seven and a half millions of the South— We have done with you and slavery for ever. We proclaim FREEDOM, not SLAVERY, the basis of our Federal Constitution; we interfere not with you in your domains, but we solemnly prohibit ...

... election will inaugurate a marked and most important change in the administration of the Government. The policy of extending slavery and increasing its political power will now be checked. The slave interest will no longer impose its claims and its law upon ...

... their own free will to labour in the French colonies. There are some who persist in refusing, at all risks, to accept the slavery attempted to be imposed on thorn, and who will not work. They escape to the woods, and remove as far as possible from their ...

... election will inaugurate a marked and most important change in the administration of the Government. The policy of extending slavery and increasing its political power will now be checked. The slave interest will no longer impose its claims and its law upon ...

... illustrative of the deteriorating influences of Slavery. Evidence it certainly does afford to us, that no one surely can fail to appreciate to the full, that Mr. BUCHANAN, by reason of his pro-slavery policy, will, at the close of his really lamentable ...