... complete the bondage in which the New Zealander was held by superstition, this certainly would perfect and perpetuate his slavery and his fears. LODGING-HOUSE KEEPERS' LOGIC.—The Lodging-House Keepers of London are beginning to calculate the probable ...

... watchwords. From Boston, we learn that, on the 16th ult., the Senate agreed to the following resolution on the question of slavery, by a vote ol 33 ayes to 3 noes. Lsot v D—That Nfassacbusetts protests against the fugitive slave law as hostile to the sentiments ...

... attempts an injury; whosoever does it commits a robbery ; he throws down and destroys the distinction between liberty and slavery. Taxation and representation are coeval with, and essential to, the constitution. No; our colonial revenue is safe on that ...

... attempts an injury ; whoever does it, commits a robbery; he throws down and destroys the distinction between liberty and slavery. Nothing can be more forcibly expressed than this. And so we are slaves. Is it good for the morals of freemen, who have been ...

... on the increase in St. Francisco, and the other towns of the State. Strenuous efforts were being made to introduce Negro Slavery into the State! The Pauline has brought 500 maiden ewes, aud 400 wethers. The Marmora was to sail for Wellington and ...

... enormous army, which, like the Prmtorian guard of old, can only be restrained by being engaged in foreign conquests; whilst the slavery of her press, the annihilation of public opinion, the confusion of all political parties, the banishment of her great statesmen ...

... proportion to the real number of the criminals whom the grasp of justice has been unable to retain in the condition of merited slavery. Within the last few months, however, the publication of such a list at all, is a miserable delusion. The sudden discovery ...

... disproportion of the sexes, Dr. Thompson thinks, has resulted chiefly from the great of female infants sacrificed to avoid slavery, and tne trouble of rearingthem during a period of war. Though the practice of Infanticide has not in Dr. Thompson's opinion ...

... for some time there has been a display of some very ill-feeling between those on the coast who are desirous of suppressing slavery, and a party whose occupation has gone, by the activity of cruisers in putting down the slave trade. 't he former party ...

... various prisons in England, and some are sent to Bermuda. With regard to all, however, the real punishment inflicted is that of Slavery: whether carried out to a new scene or worked in the prisons of England—the felon is really condemned to be a slave : that ...

... appears that Englishmen have been in the habit of buying native women in the Feejee Islands. and keeping them in a state of slavery. The offenders are warned against the repetition of such doings, and assured that they will be proceeded against with the ...

... sovereignty and their freedom cannot be reconconciled, they will cast our sovereignty in our face for nobody will be argued into slavery. Would that the mighty Stateman's words, of which he lived to see the melancholy verification, had been graven on the hearts ...