... THE SLAVERY DIFFICULTY. The State of Illinois has evinced its sincere desire to benefit the negro by adopting a resolution to prevent black men or mulattoes entering within the State. The constitutional Convention approved the resolution, and the Convention ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The Washington correspondent of the Daily Netws, writinrf from that city on the 10th of February, makes the following statement : — Yesterday the city was as calm and peaceful as the Sunday in Boston. Were it not for the large sprinkling ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. The Morris Town correspondence of the Bich mond _Despatch of January 23d, says:— There was an auction of 46 negroes here to-day and a slave-grownott oi fmtueh British traffic rshahef fiscl aavipvnererooahiguueumee produce into that Negro ...

... THE RASCALITY OF SLAVERY. About a 26% ne, was com to he goal Ma ry at the mean best tavern of. a mean town.in Northern Alabama, a frowzy coun square, a Lg church, and a house. ent for the. tavern town wie with fee offered. Fit entertainment for ** bedte” ...

... life ? Hark to the answer : Slavery ! Then waste no blows on lesser foes In strife unworthy fresmen, God lifts to-day the veil, and shows The features of the demon ! North and South, Its victims both. Can ye not cry, Let Slavery *die ! And union find in ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. :The Washington correspondent of . the Daily writing from that city on the 16th of February, make o the following statement : Yesterday the city was as calm and peaceful as Sunday in Boston. 'Were it not for the large .spriiiir; ...

... destroy the phitical power of slavery was the aim, as it would be the success of tbe Republican party (applause). The great difficulty was where to take bold of slavery. His judgment wee, that the political peeler of slavery should be ov-rthrown, in order ...

... TEE SLAVERY QUEbTION. The Washington correspondent of the Daily _News, writing from that city on the .10th of February, makes the following statement : • ' Yesterday the city was as calm had peaceful as the Sunday in Boston. Were it not for, the large ...

... PRESIDENT LINCOLN ON SLAVERY. Letters have been received from New York, dated March Bth, containing the following important state, ments:— President Lincoln, in his Message to Congress urjjin? the nassiuj' of joint resolution for co-operation with the ...

... TEE SLAVERY QUESTIV: The Washington correspondent of the Daily News, writing from that city on the 10th of February, makes . the following statement : Yesterday the city Was as calm and peaceful as Sunday in Boston. Were it not for the large sprinkling ...

... Lecture on American Slavery. Tuesday evening last, Francis Fedric, an escaped slave from Virginia, related an account his sufferings and privations, and also those his fellow creatures while the bonds slavery. The subjoined is a short account of his ...

... TLIE SLAVERY QUIEfIION. 'The Washington correspondent of the Daily -New s, writing from that city on the 10th of February, makes the following statement ; Yesterday the city was as calm and peaceful as the Sunday in Boston. Were it not for the large ...