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... threatened war in America slavery had no part; and asserted that if slavery had been the first object of Southern thought, they would have clang to the Union with the most desperate tenacity. But, some might ask, was not slavery declared to be the coruer-stone ...
... to meet England it was necessary to be united, and to be united slavery had to be tolerated. Many ilr America had dreltded the destruction of their country more than they had hated slavery. (hear, hear.) The principles of the North were irreconcilable ...
... BERWICKSHIRE SLAVERY. Mr Robertson of Ladykirk, the Liberal candidate for the representation of Berwickshire, addressed masting in Ay ton Wednesday night. In the course of his speech said—For many a long year the people of Berwickshire submitted a thraldom ...
... SLAVERY AT MOZAMBIQUE. rnMoo f*r 'bem Utile food not 'hit their meet ere ire unable to teed them, but I'oiply •bet fierce end it is necee-erj to keep then, eubjee. Uo». The Portuguese ere ere dreading their -l.ses rising upon them ; end, therefore they ...
... submission and preserve slavery if they chose. Neither was any legislative attempt then made to abolish slavery in territory acknowledging Federal rule. In fact, it is clear that the incipient attempts of the Northerners to destroy slavery were nothing but political ...
... SLAVERY AT BAGAMOYO. __________________ The Times, in leader condemning the proclama- I.OS* Wak Vessel with all tele- ti ul i published at midfr Oerman gram the foundering, in the Black Sea, authonaing the free side and purchase of slaves the Austrian ...
... SPAIN AND SLAVERY. Tr. AoU-SUvery Society, TMOopouii Ri c , >rell , ]on „„ onoruooo, •■’.lj his Lordship JreUrolioo «s elicueU .il will* reterouce .W poHoy tho BritM whMe oldti dTplol.lc MSod.iio.is brought him i.lo do.. ImMihsUo rd.llou With the ouiUl ...
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... THE HORRORS OF SLAVERY IN AFRICA. A Ifem corre*pondent, who ho* been making inquiry into the »Uve trade in Morocco, writee from Mog« tor; —ln the interior there are elare markets everywhere. The traders take care to feed their slavee well before olfering ...
... THE SLAVERY PHOHIHITION BILL. The House, on the 17th, concurred in the Senate's amendment (purely verbal) to the Bill prohibiting slavery for in all terrhories of the United States. As now fully passed the Bill reads:— ** To the end that freedom may be ...
... SLAVERY IN THE DYEING TRADE. Mr Archibald Orr Owing, M.P. for Dumbartonshire, representing the Turkey-red dyeing trade of Scotland, gave evidence before the Factories Commissioners on Wednesday. He explained that owingto the numerous processes which the ...
... WHAT SLAVERY CAN DO. A conflict of jurisdiction ” having arisen between President Buchanan and Governor ise as to which should have the honour and credit of hanging pocr old Brown,” a New York paper suggested that should be hung between them both! For ...