... speech which he has delivered since the oration that caused the former assault. This speech, entitled the Barbarism of Slavery, is too remarkable to be passed by. A more studied insult to Southern slaveholding members, who compose nearly onehalf of ...

... the speeches of the New-Yorkers are Pro-slavery to an extent which must startle the most indifferent. So far from showing indignation at the doings of the Virginians, or even excusing the existence of slavery in the old apologetic fashion, the orators ...

... abuses of power. The President takes as ground for his protest that Congress can only act under impeachment. The debates about slavery in the House of Representatives at Washington were revived on the appropriate occasion of the discussion of a bill for the ...

... s, the Lecompton Democrats, the Anti-Lecompton Democrats, and the Southern Americans. The Republicans, or Northern Anti- Slavery party, are the true Opposition. The true Ministerialists are the Lecompton Democrats, who are fast allies of the President ...

... penitentiary, where we have to vote them large supplies of money for their support. It is useless to disguise the fact that slavery and free negroism cannot much longer exist side by side in this State. One or the other must give way. Many slaveliolders ...

... Representatives made no progress towards the election of Speaker, being fully engaged in irritating discussions respecting slavery and the Harper's Ferry insurrection, subjects which also completely occupied the Senate. Although no Speaker had been elected ...

... ent about three or four months. The coloured population of this town held the usual anniversary of their emancipation from slavery, on Thursday evening, in the Government School Room. At least 250 persons sat down to 'cakes and tea; all of whom, if judged ...

... little more territory, and each only awoke to find his dream of individual aggrandizement lost in the reality of universal slavery. . . If any one wishes to see what are the passions and feelings which actuate modern Germany, let him turn back to that ...

... concluding this letter he says, develope lawful trades, including the cotton trade, in this hilly and healthful country, and slavery is doomed over a very large district. In another letter to the mama friend, dated at Kongone, the port at one of the mouths ...

... valour achieved the same result; and yet that free land, through not having chosen to make a last effort, fell back into slavery, was trodden once more under mercenary feet, and brought to a worse condition than before the glorious revolution. Dear and ...

... four candinates for the Presidential succession, representing the northern or squatter sovereignty, democracy; the southern slavery protection, democracy; the national union party, and the black republican organize.tion; in which event the election may be ...

... without the means of spiritual consolation; and as regarded the natives and the coolies, he was determined that nothing like slavery should exist among those of them entrusted to ecclesiastical care, and he we. sure he would be fully seconded by the other ...