... THE SLAVERY AMENDMENTS. At the last session of Congress a proposed amenament of the Constitution abolishing slavery throughout the United States passed the Senate, but failed, for lack of the two-thirds vote, in the House of Representatives. Although ...

... give up fugitive slaves; but from beginning to end no grievance is mentioned except the one connected with slavery. It is slavery, slavery, slavery, from the first page to the last Well, I say, God pardon the man who, in this year of grace, 1863, shnnld ...

... SLAVERY TO DIE. In presenting the abandonment of armed resistance to the national authority on the part of the insurgents as the only indispensable condition to ending the war on the part of the government, I retract nothing heretofore said as to slavery ...

... LORD BROUGHAM ON SLAVERY. Lord Broligham, referring to some comments which had been made in certain newspapers with regard to his views on the question of slavery, denied that he had ever been favourable to the slavery and slaveowners of the South. ...

... ONE OF THE FEATURES OF SLAVERY. An Englishwoman, who apeaYs from practical expert. in the slave states of America, writes as follows to the News:— My much respected friend, Mr. C., a Northern gentleman, had cousins in New Hampshire, two brothers named ...

... ruffian was supposed to be a Pro-slavery Democrat, whose peculiar business it was to prevent free diecusaion by the agency of the revolver and the bowie-knife. Mr. Lane is not a Pro-slavery Democrit, but an Anti•slavery Republican,—and the fiercest of ...

... FREEDOM V. SLAVERY. ! A well-known judge in Ohio was noted for his defence of slavery, upon the ground that the slaves ! knew what was best for themselves, and should be allowed to remain in the condition which admittedly brought them a degree of happiness ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY AT ST. THOMAS. LISBON, Wednesday.—The Peers have voted the abolition of slavery in the island of St. Thomas, in the Gulf of Guinea. It is said that the deputies belonging to the Avilista party are unfavourably disposed towards the ...

... THE BRUSSELS ANTI - SLAVERY CONFERENCE. AN ANGLO - FRENCH AGREEMENT. Brussels, Tuesday. After a long recess, pending, reference to the English and French Governments of the Anglo- French proposals, amalgamated by M. Martens, respecting the right of search ...

... midst of thy humiliation and thy slavery. With such quotations before them lot it not be said that that cslebration was a festival of O'Connell alone, or th it it was a festival of Catholics alone. Nothing could be more held last Friday in the 'I own ...

... Union may yet be restored, with slavery destroyed, thus proving the Union stronger than slavery; while a much larger number entertain the equally absurd idea that the Union and the constitution may exist again, with slavery more securely recognised and ...

... in her detestation of slavery, to desire the restoration of the Union or not? Ought she to side with President Lincoln o r P res id en t Davis? Do those who so vituperate and clamour against Mr. Davis heartily desire that slavery should be abolished; or ...