... reins of government. During the four years which he continued in office, he carried parliamentary reform and the abolition of slavery. Since his retirement from office, in 1834. he has taken no part in politics, but has resided principally at Howick, with ...

... races kept, too, for ever distinct, is an absurdity too monstrous for Abolitionism itself. Eternal war—war to termination—slavery—or amalgamation of the races- are the three alternatives. Shield me and mine from the philanthropy which would blend the chrystal ...

... rural dean of ('ampden, and rector of Toddenham, Gloucestershire, to an honorary canonry in the cathedral, Gloucester. NEGRO SLAVERY.—The number of slaves in the world may be estimated as follows, in the following couoteies In Brazil, 2,500,000 United States ...

... repeal of the Test and Corporation Ac ts, Roman Catholic Emancipation, the Reform Act, the New Poor Law, the Abolition of Slavery, the EcclesiasticalConitnis- mission. the Income-Tax, or the Maynooth Grant. Thest* will occur at once to every one. It'is ...

... at Washington many years ago proposed this mode of termi- nating the dispute. The irritation of the controversies about slavery and the slave-trade is calculated to promote petty reprisals of iilciyllity-to e mbitter hostilities if there were a valid ...

... of Ministers, KUteddJoilua, and other large meetings, as any other person now alive. In immense meetings for debating upon Slavery, the Corn Laws, Temperance, and even Infant baptism, he has been, on his own side of the question, the chief mover during ...

... supplies. Mr. Hale pronounced the war essentially wrong in its origin and progress. He insisted that the desire to promote slavery was the real cause of the war. After further debate, the motion prevailed, 19 to 19, the Vice-president giving the casting ...

... they all bring strange associa. tions and have a story to tell, did we think it worth while to trace it. They can tell of slavery and freedom, of negroes, serfs, Creoles, fellahs, and every variety of condition or skin. They could tell us of pyramids and ...

... words on this all-absorbing subject;— The ruin of the Mauritius and West India Sugar Planters will increase & perpetuate Slavery, by convin- cing the Brazilian and Cuba Slave Owners, that they cannot emancipate the Staves on their Sugar Estates, without ...

... is his day of emancipation. A week of seven working days-sabbathless months or years -mean perpetual vassalage and entire slavery. The man who has no Sabbath has no period for the cultivation of himself—in health, or mind, or heart, or soul. He ili robbcd ...

... pas- sengers. They have selected for trial the plau recom- mended by Mr. Wyndham Harding ill his late report on the subject. SLAVERY IN AMERICA.—The St. Louis Ordan says that a shocking outrage on decency was perpetrated on Tuesday, in Third-stieet, near ...

... pens, in the manufacture of which ieight hundred pounds of gold are used, arc now annually made in the city of New York. SLAVERY.—A Boston paper contains the trial and jconviction of Martha Christian, in Virginia, for teaching a slave to read the Bible ...