... founding a Confederacy to perpetuate slavery. Ensisat A Loudon tocten.puriry states that an EmendF tion Society his Wen established, with the avowal ob uf eocatoracling . the alleged sympathy with the pro - slavery Ponfederacy. The assoclatica win nee ...

... origin and progress of the terrible war now waging in th United States, the primary cause of which he contende was slavery. He shewed that slavery for the last thirty ears had entered largely into every topic, and been th chief disturbing element in the affairs ...

... —of that there is no shadow of doubt ; and though the abolition of slavery is not the specific of the war, the far-seeing thinkers say the gun fired at Sumter was the knell of slavery. The war this summer may be one mainly of strategy. General Scott, ...

... Lment. Thu occurred ou the 17th et May, on Wm «canon of the promatation of r petitket ham Porter- Halton for the abolition of slavery. YOINO GLADSTONE AS PAILIAMINTARY ...

... to involve this country in the war, besides being an act morally wrong in itself, and closely bordering upon complicity in slavery extensioryind the threatened revival of the slave trade. On this subject a very brief, but pithy question was asked Mr. M ...

... subject, hut are glad to accept the statement of school teachers that while no profession could be more irksome, or worse slavery to those• who dislike it, there is a pleasure in the work t.) the majority of teachers, which far to coonterbalanco the had ...

... member to do as lie deems best: they will pin themselves to whatever shit ty faith he mutters, and the conditicn is that of a slavery the most abject. Still, from the very nature of the case, his election to represent the electors, who, in their turn, ...

... for auditor,. Pod tro'h any nigher* of error for ifs 'missives is bawler by the Aiti.l end Po. R.H.T. MURRAY AND AILpAICAM SLAVERY. Slit,. -Vhs.. turret • 1 fuss W. eleillth, of Leedm,. op of yew paper • containing • draft Benet . July written toms, and ...

... respect? The committee recommend : I.—While on the one hand naval officers should abstain from any active interference with slavery in countries where it is a legal institution, the commander of a ship of war should not he altogether prohibited from exercising ...

... improved, and their foreign relations ors p most estisfsetory eandition At least if iii pet strictly so the dart ground slavery in which is set makes it thus appear. So to speak, the coaxed up the brilliant soloing and impute perhaps a brilliancy to ...

... of the needful and legitimate support of the friends of the Union who are got opposed to slavery, but who prefer union without slavery to die. union with slavery. Does France or does Great Britain want to see • social revolution here, with all its horrors ...

... denunciation by Congress et the whole system of slavery. ANTI-SLAVE TRADE TREATY. As, in another column, we have given at full the main article of the new treaty for the mutual and joint nippression of slavery by this country and the Federal States, it is ...