... THE NEGRO AND SLAVERY. long as the Union lasted, the North submitted quietly enough to slavery in the South. The question of emancipation by remunerating the slave-owners never occurred to the North, although with our example of thirty years' standing ...

... SLAVERY IN NATAL. While the attention of the public is being directed to our mode of governing Jamaica, W. Hartley, formerly for sixteen years resident in Natal, has, letter published, taken the opportunity of calling attention to the evils arising out ...

... THE BIBLE AND SLAVERY. {From the Times.) In that book (the Bible) there is not one single text that can perverted prove slavery unlawful, though there is much which naturally tonds to its mitigation, its elevation, and its final ex. tinction. In the New ...

... THE CRUELTIES OF SLAVERY. Near father's estate was one owned a certain captain, who was one of the worst of men, and who had a f»ce*natur«lly belonging to the worst of men. This man was known to have killed one of bis in the most cold-blooded manner ...

... lent even a shadow of sanction to the principle of slavery. giving to all men power to become sons of God, struck at the root of slavery;—He set free not only men, but man Still it may be said, if slavery is tolerated provisionally era or in any circumstances ...

... GARIBALDI ON SLAVERY. (From the Florence Correspondent of the New York Independent.) While many men, especially among the English and Scotch, directly or indirectly lend encouragement to the enemies of our Union, the patriots and liberty-loving men of ...

... SLAVERY THE PACIFIC. Considerable excitement has existed in Sydney during the past month, arising out of authentic intelligence having been received, confirmatory of rumours which for considerable time have been afloat, relative to number of Peruvian ...

... after all that what the Confederacy seeks by disunion is not a worse fate for slavery than that which threatened it in the United States, but better one. By the Yankees slavery was only remotely endangered; but sooner than abide even this remote danger ...

... extinction of slavery in this direction. The Para Consul makes no reference to the slavery of Indians in the Amazon district, mentioned by Bates, Agassiz, and other recent travellers, which should be ai interesting to Englishmen as the slavery of the White ...

... speech is a fierce denunciation of slavery and slaveholders. It has been published under the title of The Barbarism of Slavery. The Times is, of course, dreadfully angry with it. Although the most subtle apologist for slavery, and saying for it all it dare ...

... omce-seekers, f or they occasioned him much trouble and perplexity. The next most troublesome subject was slavery. He agreed with tha memorialists that slavery was wrong, and differed only in respect to the ways ana means getting rid it. The extract from nis ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN HOLLAND. The law for the abolition of slavery in the Dutch West ludies passed the States General of Holland by a majority of 45 to 7. The following are the regulations adopted respecting the slave abolition at Surinam : 1. The ...