... politica. party. Since that time, and. espcaially;: ?? the date of Mr. Cass's - despateh, the prasi-et ihas . opened of an anti-slavery President and an anti-elavery policy; and the politics of the Soumhern States sayo be tF3 gardedeas in a revolutionary phase ...

... VANCOUvE'S ISArND.-There has been a serious split among the congregationalial in Victoria, the capital of British Co. lumbia. The slavery question is the cause. The Rev. W. F. Clarke went out from Canada, and the Rev. Mr Macfie from England, as joint agents of ...

... SLAVE TRADE AS IT is. I~~~ I , FORTY THOUSAND SLAVES ANNUALLY T. TO CUBA.(L The committee of the British and Foreign Anti- 11 Slavery Society would earnestly call attention to the ° following facts :- I IjC SInce 1815, Great Britain has expended, upon an average ...

... dangerous sedition, if not an aotual civil war, has broken out on the borders of Kansas between the free-soilers and the pro-slavery party. The Bank of En-land will make the usual advanoes on stook during the shutting of the transfer books. The rate will ...

... pointed out, the very terms of the Union forbid any direct action of the central government against the 61 institution of slavery in those States where it already e exists. The southern planter, satisfied with this security, will therefore soon find that ...

... liberty will be conceded, Owners receive 160 francs for slaves worth 1,000 francs each, a rate which is looked upon as liberal. Slavery, we believe, does not exist in Java where free labour is cheaper, but is common to all the rest of the Eastern Archipelago ...

... alone, Y and there was no slavery so terrible as that of a man stand- lai ing alone Eebeere]. Far batter for the working man, instead ne of leaving the freedom to stand alone, to have what was at called by some persona the slavery of combination [cheers] ...

... this *dcountry to 'import into it Chinese coolies as, ~e lfbonrcrs. In the States, wbere the insticution rr, of douestic slavery edxisti, these heathen coolies, ot would demoralise the peaceful, conte nted, and or- derly slaves, very many of whom are ...

... oortin of this coun- try to import into it Chinese coolies as labourers. In the States, where the institution of domestic slavery exists, these heathen coolies would demnoralise the peacetul, con- tented, and orderly slaves, very many of whom are sincere ...

... be eom- oirtel was that of being an Abolitionist, and fimr this the imols liarigel him publicly. The Fert-womrtih Chief, a slavery orgaim, says- ?? learn that a Methodist misiister, imoimed Bewley, was manged at Veal's Station, for beimig aim active A ...

... glooufrg as to the extent of their ploti On- the other hand, at the Zortb, there is a oorrespondlng exekoinent ofau anati- slavery ohareoter ofresistanee to the Fugitive Slave Law. A league of freedoW'A has been, formed, and sdgned immediately by 120 ...

... destined step by step to gain control of both Houses in Congress, and eventually the Supreme Court, and bound to do away with slavery in the States. Tho South in their present action, desire to anticipate such a result, to free themselves, before it; is too ...