... elected to and oentinued to belong to it till 1849. He was. Maw - Abolitionist, and repeatedly his sendemate ea the subject of slavery. In the away alike took place on the Wilmot ' he as sedge part, and voted not fewer' times Ise that measure. He opposed art ...

... accept ' it, rather than incur the tick, ea they do in of 1 the States, of being arrested as vagrants, and again reduced to slavery. A vessel arrived at Port-au-Prince with thirty emigrants of that class in the beginning of Much, and all were well received ...

... you cannot help owning that it would be a blessing to see Mexico under , the stars, if you did not know that the stripes of slavery would follow the stars of (white) liberty. But when you begin, with the help of American newspapers, to study the effect of ...

... absolute majority, and the position in which he stood led to a general belief that he would ultimately be the new Speaker. The slavery agitation continues. Eighteen citizens had been expelled front Virginia on account of their known abolitionist opinions. The ...

... London. A number of Southern students have withdrawn from the New York and Philadelphia Colleges on ie. count of the anti-slavery feeling in those shies. The reigning King of Bavaria will shortly leave for Spain, where, by the advice of his physicians ...

... committees, OD account of being more than sixty years old. The Governor of Nebraska has vetoed the kill paned abolishing slavery in that territory. A tolerant, received through Mr. Ftreutse's in anticipation of the Bombay mail, informs DO thie the Wahgen ...

... Eighteen citizens of .Mason and Bracken counties, Kentucky, have been expelled from the state on account of their opinions on slavery. On Sunday last, Mrs. Helena Thompson, wife of a photogisphic artist, destroys(' her life by swallowing prussic acid, after ...

... past history. Mr. Jackson in a plain and impressive manner related some painful incidents in his past life, %hewing that slavery still retained many of its terrible features, and that the mod horrid cruelties are still practised towards the ilown-trodilen ...

... youncement by each successive mail of further heavy shipments from this side. The Governor of K has vetoed the bill ' abolishing slavery, but the Legislature have brought up the bill again, and will probably pass it. Marshal Keine, the senior Marshal of France ...

... and bringing forth its treasures of coal and iron: it gate England the power to denionetrate to the world her hatred to slavery, enabling her to pay for the emancipation of thousands a the sons of Africa -by which set she has won for herself a lustre ...

... favour of protecting slavery in the Territories; and these resolutions, it was impeded would form the of the Southern Semsitaa Dentoeratio Convention, which is to assemble at Richmond on the llth of June. A great controversy on the slavery question was hiking ...

... delivered by their supporters in the Toner Hamlets and Marylebone, but Mr. Charles Buxton, the brewer, son of the celebrated anti-slavery man, made sonic I really very useful suggestions for an amendment of the licensing system, while be, of course, opposed the ...