... the workmen, who meet daily at their club-rooms, have publicly proclaimed their intention sooner to starve than submit to slavery.” Application has been made by parties in Dundalk, where strike has also taken place, for hands, but it has been scouted with ...

... from New York with dates to the sth instant and 24 passengers. Both Honses of Congress had been engaged in discussing the Slavery question and the relations between the North and South. Mr. De Witt C. Littlejohn, of Oswego, elected Speaker of the House ...

... s required wdll about fifty.—Medical Time* and Gazette. Tub Baptist Board and tub Slavery Question. —By misprint, authorship of the address on the subject negro slavery, which has been adopted by this body, was attributed to the Rev. Charles Scovel, It ...

... known in Ohio before. argues the steady march of the anti-slavery sentiment, and augurs the inevitable destruction and annihilation of American prejudice against coloured men.” —National Anti-Slavery Standard. ...

... take place. By the last news from America we find that con- siderable excitement had arisen between the Abo- and the Pro-Slavery party. Captain Sir Leopold M‘Clintock, is about to be paid another tribute for his heroism on the Aretic voyage. We learn ...

... Another portion of the Message relates to the Harper's Ferry outbreak, the President observing that for the suppression slavery all lawful means at his command have been employed. On the whole, the tone of the document is pacific and conciliatory. A ...

... Another portion of the Message relates to the Harper's Ferry outbreak, tho President observing that for the suppression of slavery all lawful means at his command have been employed. On the whole, the tone of the document is pacific and conciliatory. A ...

... prohibition of Slavery. But, each State, when constituted, has tho right to determine for itself whether it will free or slave soil, the inference seems to be that Congress has no right to prejudge the decision, and, therefore, is bound exclude Slavery during ...

... congeals when cold, But which your silly dupes adore. Ye linow how It3ly ha6 bcen, Thank most Yuurselves, for weary years, of slavery a mournful scene- A wretceied land of blood and tears. 11cr best blood ne'er had ceased to drip, lfer teals continued still ...

... religious multitude in this oppressed country were to make the same example of rascally ? Seek, therefore, the land where slavery is institution, and Irishmen are free—free to wallop their Niggers like John Mitchel, and to roast the miserable objects of ...

... Tribulation. (>. Social Changes in Russia. 7- Children's Literature. 8. The National Portrait Gallery. 9. Aspects of American slavery. IU. Recent Religious Revivals. union: Alexander Hevmn. 28, Paternoster-How, E.C British quarterly review, No. LXI.. price ...

... Law, intervene. Did the Fathers of the Republic intend to tolerate slavery ? He might nilrnit the historic fact ; but still would be obey the divine, command—and interfere with slavery. There was in him Jeep gulf fixed, there in most men is, between the ...