... at Columbus on the 9th. lie deprecated congres sional neglect of internal improvements, and discussed the slavery question from an anti-slavery point of view. The War Department is preparing for effecting operations in the Spring against the Indians, ...

... electionfarther e o x f te L ns ie menelhdoes not of slavery. mean abolition,nor interference with the rights of individual States, it gives preponderance to Northern ideas in reference to slavery— a , limitation of the institution, with a prospective ...

... C. Littlejohn, of Oswego, was elected Speaker of the House of Assembly. Both Houses of Congress have been discussing the slavery question, and the relations between the North and the South. The excitement consequent upon the late insurrection was al%rming ...

... only bodies as yet found were those of a small child and one man. Tito Governor of Kansas had vetoed the bill abolishing slavery, but the Le, ,, islature had brought up the hill again, a d will probably pass it. SARDINIA-AND THE AUSTRIAN TYRANNY AN. VENETIA ...

... bill for the admission of Kansas into the Union was under discussion, and Mr Seward had delivered a great speech upon the slavery question. The Senate had adopted a resolution calling upon the President for a copy of any key ort made by Commissioners for ...

... people of colour to a state of slavery upon the ground that the local authorities found it difficult to deal with them, and could not maintain a police sufficient to restrain them. Yet they were to be reduced to slavery unless they consented to be banished ...

... down for the guidance of correspondents, briefly allude to sonic of the must important. We have had the question of American Slavery brought before us this week by that renowned orator, Frederick Douglass. He addressed a meeting hero on Tuesday evening, in ...

... Twelvetrees' Soap Powder saves time, trouble, money, tiring, soap, tongue and temper, and entirely abolishes the female slavery of the tub, and the present domestic-happiness-destroying practice of washing. It contains nothing injurious, but is as ...

... Twelvetrees' Soap Powder - saves time, troalllo.llltiltey, firing, soap, tongue and temper. and entirely . abolishes are female slavery of the tub. and the piesent domestic-happiness-destroyi,ng practice of washing. It contains nothing injurious, but is as ...

... out the Abolition of Slavery as the first great question which was settled apart from party interest, and took occasion to advert to the position of the question in America ; and whilst deprecating the success of the pro-slavery party, he dreaded as a ...

... of the earth are full of the habitations of horrid cruelty. Having never known true freedom, they may be said to be under slavery—citizenship only being by purchase. The rev : gentleman spoke in feeling terms of the c , ndition of the poor people from ...

... The cause is at hand. It is the long continued and intemperate interference of the Northern people with the question of slavery in the South, which has given rise to servile insurrections, and inspired the slave with vague notions of freedom. Hence a ...