A Mr. Venable, of North Carolina, is making a speech against any special efforts to colonize Liberia. He thinks the negro settlements there ...

[From the Herald of Freedom of Dec. 8, 1838.] We must give the whole of this euphonic line, so harmonious to the colored ear. This silv...

Abolition Logic “ Not hate of one's neighbor.” We prove it to be hate, because it wants to send off. Hatred repels, and would expel...

Hamilton , C. W., August 9th, 1856. MR. WM. STILL: — Dear Friend: — I take this opportunity of writing you these few lines to inform yo...

HORTON, George Moses , slave-poet, a fullblooded negro, was born in Chatham county, N. C., about 1798. He began to dictate verses before he...

The Chicago Times , Cincinnati Enquirer , and Missouri Republican are the three leading pro-slavery journals at the West, and it is from t...

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. – HOUSE. – The House considered the Senate amendments to the diplomatic appropriation bill and [then] concurred in tho...

For many years the anti-slavery men of our country have been trying to prevail upon congress to abolish slavery in the District of Columbia....

WASHINGTON, April 28. – HOUSE – The Speaker announced the following Special Committee on the Confiscation of Rebel property: Messrs. Olin, o...

WASHINGTON, April 28. The president pro tem presented a communication concerning the number and ages of the slaves, &c. in the District ...

WASHINGTON, April 24. SENATE. – The confiscation bill was taken up. Mr. Collamer opposed it. Mr. King moved an amendment to Mr. Sherman’s am...

WASHIGNTON, April 24. SENATE. – A communication was received from the War Department, transmitting copies of contracts made by that Departme...

WASHINGTON, April 22. HOUSE. – On motion of Mr. Morrill it was resolved that the President should be requested to strike from the rolls the ...

WASHINGTON, April 22. – HOUSE – On motion of Mr. MORRILL, of Vermont, it was resolved that the President should be requested to strike from ...