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... difference between the northern and southern states has sprung out of the l question of slavery. When the Constitution of the , United States was agreed to, in 1787, slavery existed - more or less in all the states, except Massachussets; but it is now, we are ...
... folded, sod despatched foe boss sad foreign AGENCIJES sobridess at ler tbs of manufactures, sod Is seustry. CONSIGNMENTS slavery descsiplisa of goods sent to suitable Auld sold mount. GOODS or wary seepplied at wh prises se tis mut advssemsees Prospects* ...
... Roseland merlons the treatmentluestsat a who have employment 's Ness Parn. l t Toromo Globe in an article heeded White Slavery queen the uGm authority, observes : Them are of mob a character to require corroboraiiim. but in my cave we agree with ...
... Foie' of the Freemen's Aid Society with the following reference to the aseassination of President Lincoln and the fall of slavery : That this amoriatioe decree to express the deepest regret at irreparable loss which has befallen the of Milted Eitetei ...
... requested to deliver a lec- P lture at the above Institution, complied with that re- M .quest, the subject being against Slavery, as existing b in the Unite States of America. The Assembly- v room in the Town-hall 'was filled with a highly re- c spectable ...
... raider, has been by the Preadult. he °powwowed law et Governor remlAte, of made • Louisville o• Thursday eve/gag, in whiaii ke slavery completely overthrows, advocated the of the coustanuonal amendment for its kpl and, urged thaammediete system el paid (readmit's ...
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... were made by the km, but were sore broken, when the King and his nobles fiercely attached the insurrectionary party, mad slavery beams more absolute th; a ever. The premeds* to state that Me try VII., to opposition to the widened the ariMooracya that ...
... He had much doubt in his own mind as to what he (melt to do with the prisoner but he shrank from sending the prisoner into slavery for this offence, and he would therefore sentence the prisoner to ail mcuths' hard labour, and three years' police 3 apervision ...
... domain,' which the Slavery of the South is so impelled, by the exigencies of its own condition, to exert. But though we cannot see how, by any justifiable interference on the part of Great Britain, with the Institution of Slavery in the Southern States ...
... the measure of sneer's that has crowned the advocacy of these sound anti-slavery principles in our own country ; but we cannot but feel, that as regards the oontinuaeos of slavery in America, we have for humiliation and shame in the existence of the melancholy ...
... has replied to Mr. Horace Greely's letter to him. Ile says that he is emphatiedly fcr and that he would retain or destroy slavery, wholly or in port, if Union could be obtained by either ...