... 421 f3ll of Slavery most he left to time, to economical causes, end to the influence on the owners of the reprobation of the world. All who are interested in the delivetence of the Western Republic from the curse of Negro Slivery will see with pleasure ...

... struggle between Freedom and Slavery openly and by means of argument, but to limit their object simply to the defence of existing institutions in the Free States, and to the assertion of the right of the territories to shut out Slavery, is the programme of the ...

... of 1815 has been more identified with the abolition of slavery than with the integrity of Protestantism. The repeated attempts to influence other states, the unswerving adherence to the anti-slavery policy amid the changes of party and the difficulties ...

... receive 154 votes. ll' Kansas is admitted in the present session, 17 of the States will be republican or anti-slavery, 14 democratic or pro-slavery, and 3 Maryland, Kentucky, and North Carolina, divided. A majority of the States, or 18, is required to give ...

... State. whicti four years! ago gave victory to Mr. Iluehanan and the Slavery! policy, will this year retrace its steps aad decide for 31r. Abram Lincoln and ilia mild type of the Anti- Slavery policy. New Yolk is yet undecided. The pare which call themarlers ...

... party is compact and powerful, and thoroughly committed against the extension of slavery. The Demncrs• tic party is split in two, one portion being extreme in its pro slavery measures, and the other moderately so. I cannot pretend to predict which party ...

... freely mentioned. Mr. Douglas, who ►ucceeded in passing the Nebraska Bill through the Senate, is the favourite of the pro-slavery Democrats. The leaders of the party jealously oppose him, but he is desired by the masses. Tb. Republican party are bent on ...

... since 1850. The Fugi. tive Slave Act, with its cold-blooded and tyran nice!, provisions—the diograceful attempt to force slavery on Kansas against the declared will of the people, an attempt eudorsed and supported so far as he dared to go by President ...

... into the world to rescue humanity iron) a bondage for which God had not created it. But the Pope, who wishes to see men in slavery, who asks from the great ones of the earth fetters and chains to bind the Italians, the Pope disowns Christ, he lies against ...

... planter are declared by all to be as upright and as pure as those of the civilians who govern the country. Even in the case of slavery England paid the price of twenty millions as compensation for the destruction of a cursed system which a century had seemed ...

... relinquished a prosecution for perjury he ituted against his late wife. :ral meetings have been held in the United respecting slavery, in relation to the maintenance 'Mon. meetings in support of the Pope continue to IPOPIMM concern. The a quarter a There Wind-or ...

... the old fashioned doctrines of Jefferson, Marshall, Tompkins, and Webater, upon the power and duty of Congress to inhibit Slavery in the Territories. Though he his • This Clause does not extend to the compliment.: to he paid by llarrimm or Regimental Guards ...