... abilities and constant hostility to slavery, in the ,,Senate and out of it, would' have arrayed against him the whole pro-slavery party. LrNcou4 being comparatively unknown, and not violently pledged against slavery, .would be far less unacceptable than ...

... that institution, and left to our slaveholders no foreign ally, for Brasilian slavery and Cuban slavery are very ditierent things from slavery in the United States. The preparations fur the Prince in New York and Boston promise decided success in the way ...

... institution, and left t» our slave holders n > foreign ally, for Brazilian slavery and Cub.au slavery are very ditlercnt things from slavery in the United States.” , The preparations for the Prince New York ana Boston promise a decided success the way ...

... prejudice' and * phiUnihropy* they speak of are opposition of England slavery, and her abolition of that institution in her depen deiiciee. From England came those blows that have damaged slavery that its days numb-red even here. H«r policy insulated that mslitul ...

... is limited a few principles. It recognizes slavery as social necessity where it already exists, and therefore to be tolerated like any other evil without immediate remedy. But beyond its present limits slavery shall not be extended—neither shall the doctrine ...

... being upon (be question •Why are tlia people the Pojie and hia priests?’ Many striking circumstances illustrative of this slavery soul and body were addressed by (be prpecher, the Rev C F MacCanhy, and an earnest apiieal made to Roman Catholic* jo forsake ...

... and weavers of cotton, and the dealers, numerous these arc, in the woven fabrics. They fie at the root of the still vexed slavery question, and must be dealt with more thoroughly than they have yet been, befere single step cau made towards any change for ...

... is exciting an extraordinary share of atten• (ion. The slaveholders of the South are quite enraged at the idea of an anti-slavery candidate being likely to receive the votes of the Northern States, and the most violent threaten a secession the Union. Senator ...

... stream of steel, And the glorious Emerald standard Flow above the arnuSd Gaol; Freedom held her torch before thom- Hideous Slavery shrieking fled ; And from the blue sky o’er them dazed the martyr’d Patriot-Dead. As the ocean-floods upbounding, When earthquake ...

... election is exciting an extraordinary share of attention. slaveholders of the South are quite enraged at the idea of an anti-slavery candidate being likely to receive the votes of the Northern States, and the most violent threaten a secession from the Union ...

... for Brazili an slavery and Cuban dence, or matter of la w. 5. To settle draft report. or vanced, revolver in from slavery in the j to draft report. 7. To discharge receiver just in time to give new cour age to the defenders, The slavery are very different ...

... of the total suppression of the slave trade, and the repression of slavery itself within its present limits. In 1856, out of 296 electors, 174 voted for the Democratic, or pro-slavery party, 114 having upheld the Republican interest (the remaining eight ...