... assume. does not say that it would be expedient to abolish slavery where exists, and is even favourable to the existence of modified form the Fugitive Slave Act, as necessary measure so long as slavery is tolerated. One would suppose that slaveholders could ...

... Macgowan, delivered a lecture in connection with our newly formed Temperance Society, choosing fur his subject, Negro Slavery and the Slavery of Intemperance—a contrast.’ The chair was occupied by the Rev. J. L. Ironside, the Parish School. At the close, about ...

... Eighteen citizena of Mx'uinaud Urockcn counties. Kentucky, had been expelled from Hie State account of their opinions on slavery. A bill had turn introduced into Texas Legislature, providing for the Imprisonment ol nortbern preachers. ...

... three States, , or 16 votes, in his favour. Brecltenridge, the nominee the pro-slavery party, had til votes from nine States. For Bell, who represented tho more moderate slavery party, there were recorded the 57 votes of six States. The election of Mr Lincoln ...

... Twelvetrees' Soap Powder save? time, trouble, money, tiring, soap, * tongue and temper,’ end entirely abolishes the * female slavery of the tub. and the present domestii - destroyiug practice of washing contain? nothing injurious, but as safe for the fabric ...

... question, connection with several popular topics of the day, such the revival of religion, the rifle movement. American slavery, the raising of the lapsed clas.es, and better homes for workingmen. Lastly, Mr Is. p-'inted out the evils ari-dne from the ...

... Providence, of allaying the existing excitement, and preventing further outbreak* of similar character for the suppression of slavery. All lawful means at ray command have been employ* d, and shall continue to employed, to execute the laws against the Africans ...

... party to another, allhouch that irUilf, under the circumstances, was with same etforl. They have decided that hencefoith slavery shal! excluded from ail the territory of the United States, and ahull be confined those States where it now exists. Tha s ...

... considemtion Lord Brougham public services in the diffusion of know ledge, of education, and the aboli.ion of slave-trade and slavery and thc precedents followed in the remainder to other than the next heirs, being the casts of Lord St mcent and Lord Nelson:— ...

... arrived from New York with dates to the sth inst, and passengers. Roth House# of Congress had hern engaged in discussing the slavery question, and the relations between the North ami the South Mr Dewitt Little john of Oswego was elected spesktr the House ...

... were, or were supposed to be, favourable to the abolition of slavery. The two great parties in the States will again have to try their strength on such questions as may arise regarding slavery. Buchanan was known to entertain a pet project the annexation ...

... have long foreseen and often forewarned my countrymen of the now impending danger The incessant and violent agitation of the slavery question throughout the North for the la-t quarter of a century has la»t produced its malignant fluence on slaves, and inspired ...