... twelve months, and how its influence is sndalning even the Jew. disentangle the child Mortara from the captivity of Papal slavery and savage oppression and how it subduing the dynasty of prejudice and j sin in the hnman mind, ami opening wide the gates ...

... speeches. He was the son of that excellent man Zachary Macaulay, whose honoured name is inseparably connected with the Anti-Slavery movement of the beginning of the century. Strange as the saying may seem, there in our minds no doubt that his parentage was ...

... excitement)-—ln view of the politicians of the Free States, banked together for the purpose of an assault upon the institution of slavery in the south, there arc this moment emissaries throughout the south carrying out the programme laid down in that infamous ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. Advices from America to the 21st ult., show that Congress has not got a step further. The Speaker is not elected. “The battle of the Constitution,” say the Southerns, is being fought on this point, and they will not yield. By one ...

... prisoners converse*! on variety of subjects this morning. Cook said to gentleman who addressed h'm. that he fully believed slavery to sin, and that it would in Virginia in lees than ten years, and the |)»*ople of Virginia. was prepared to die in eucb a ...

... would with his impaired constitution. would have the novelty of walking upon free soil, which repudiates alike despotism and slavery. He would find, what many before have found, that Protestant England can forgive injury and wrong, can pity the fallen, and ...

... AND-SLAVERY. A rather amusing and characteristic correspondence is pub~ lisbed in the American journals. Under cover of a decision, lately given by the Postmaster-General of the United States, that all incendiary” (or in other words anti-slavery) documents ...

... and imitate it. Do that, my dear friends, and I assure you God and the Congress will then he with us. “ G. Garibaldi.” PRO-SLAVERY FANATICISM IN THE AMERICAN UNION. Th e New York Journal of Commerce says that the following incendiary handbill was received ...

... apparently with the object of exciting at | lity against the Irish ia America, who have g many proofs of their opposition to slavery : — “The New York Journal of Commerce says t following incendiary handbill was received a fe {since *by a highly respectable ...

... from want of sympathy with it. attribute their to the fear that if prominent iiersonages appeared on the platform champion slavery in Italy, the scourge of public opinion might visit them with such condign punishment ;« could not soon be forgotten. There ...

... committing atrocities the poor natives India, the horrors of which it was impossible convey. In her famous lecture in England on slavery aba took to intimate her desire to see nations minding tbeir own business; and if she bad lost her bead in England for »o ...

... There was a very fu rps diplo- New Orteans, 20ru.—Cotton steady; sales, 12,500 to increase, if possible, their detestation of slavery aud of proprietors. Tuomas Bew ey, Esq., pr retour du of Tuscany. This project, it is known, has been ear- bales; 61,500 middlling ...