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... THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1860, SLAVERY AND DEMOCRACY. An illustration of the principle of universal suffrage connexion with vote by ballot, and of the working of the two together, is not out of season just at present. Some of those ...
... Bill came up, Mr. Seward lose and presented of Legislature demanding admission, and proceeded to speak the general subject slavery, and its place in politics. Having reviewed the history of tho question a conflict h-lweea the southern capital and northern ...
... the presented a memorial of the Kansas Legislature d latel ing admission, aod proceeded to speak on the gene PILL- ject of slavery, and its place in politics. Having r JURT, the history of the question as a conflict between S bricks; Raf- capital and Northero ...
... board—Messrs Merritt, Dawson, M Ivcllar, and Talbot. New York, Feb 24.—Governor Medary of Kansas, has vetoed the bill abolishing slavery in the territory of Kansas. legislature has tahen the bill up again, and will probably pass it over his veto. ...
... Stales ate, and its consideration assigned to tut day. New York. F*b 24.—Governor Medary of Kansas, has vetoed bill sb dishing slavery in the territory of K>n«as, The legislature has taken the bill again, and will prohahlv pass it over his veto. ...
... carried their point. In America the anti-slavery question had its followers, and they were in a minority for long time, but thev arc now gaining the ascendancy, would it with the cause of total abstinence. He hated slavery, vet would sooner an Uncle Tom and ...
... U. Merritt, Dawson, M’Kellar. and Talbot. New York, Fed. 24.—Governor Medary, of Kansas, has vetoed the bill abolishing slavery in the territory of Kansas. , The Legislature has taken the bill again, and will probably pass it over his veto. Commercial ...
... mails. The Vigo arrived at New York on the 24th. New Yokk, 24.—Governor Medary, of Kansas, has vetoed the bill abolishing slavery the territory of Kansas. The legislature has taken the bill again, and will probably pass it over his veto. Stocks firm; ashes ...
... dominion of the Pope necessary; that he does not sympathise with the despots of Italy; and that will not submit bis soul to the slavery, and Ids intellect to the degradation, the Roman Bishops would impose upon them. Lord Cam declares now for himself what was ...
... The nations have fallen, and thou still art young, Thy sun is but rising, when others are set; And, tho’ slavery’s cloud o'er thy morning hath hung. The full noon of freedom shall beam round thee yet, Erin ! oh Erin ! tbo’ long in the shade, Thy star ...
... and that the national idea lias replaced it. The government mandate of the 27th April was to free the country from Austrian slavery means of war, and to find a guarantee for the future union with Piedmont. The attitude of the Tuscan people during the la->t ...
... hand to assist these men who had so nobly contended against tyrannical masters, whose sole object was to organised system of slavery iu 11 was unnecessary for him to dwell at any length upon the history of the 4 ' lockout business, they were familiar with ...