... whole of the vast territories of the Union to slavery propagandists. Of the Republican party he says :— You are, permit me to say, in error in representing the Republican party as making war upon slavery where it exists, and aiming to transcend the limits ...

... however, in such a presence as this, when attempting to justify slavery, to confine my argument to the mere material view of the question, momentous as that really is—to say that slavery is a source of wealth to us, and to the world ; that it maintains ...

... we have established slavery as a system of govern-66 meat for the negro race, wherever it exists in such 84 numbers as to make slavery necessary, or, ti speak 4 with more philosophical as well as historical ac,7B curacy, slavery has arisen naturally ...

... would seem also to use the leading American papers. Its avowed sentiments are thoroughly anti-slavery— but like so many in America, who speak against slavery, it is writing in the very strain to serve the interests of the domestic institution. Ths solution ...

... objects, we have established slavery as a system of government for the negro race, wherever it exists in such numbers as to make slavery necessary, or, to speak with more philosophical as well as historical accuracy, slavery has arisen naturally from the ...

... Yankee respectables. The truth we take to be, that Manchester trembles lest tho infernal iniquity of slavery, and the atrocity of the American slavery laws and system, should one day recoil on it as the far inferior villainies and atrocities of Neapolitan ...

... exclusion of slavery from the territories, so that all the new and future states may surely be free states. The south is not satisfied. Its masses, by whatever means, and at whatever cast, desire the establishment and protection of slavery in the territories ...

... letter of Zeta, in the Star of Sept. 4, presents a true picture of the American slavery-supporting Democratic party, its representative, Senator Douglas, of the anti-slavery Republican party, and its representative, Mr. Lincoln. A glance at the Presidents ...

... letter of Zeta, in the Star of Sept. 4, presents a true picture of the American slavery-supporting Democratic party, its representative, Senator Douglas, of the anti-slavery Republican party, and its representative, Mr. Lincoln. A glance at the Presidents ...

... knowledge, and clothed it with the vesture of his graceful and happy style, It is too bad that England should taunt us with slavery, and all the while grow rich on our cotton and fat on our corn—the former exclusively the product of slave labour, the latter ...

... knowledge, and clothed it with the vesture of his graceful and happy style. It is too bad that England should taunt us with slavery, and all the while grow rich on our cotton and fat on our corn—the former exclusively the product of slave labour, the latter ...

... Breckinridge, who still persist in preserving their individuality without compromise or concession. When the question of slavery is to be voted upon, New York is overwhelmingly Republican, and nothing but the introduction of side issues into the canvass ...