... ree.iution. he had stated at the outset all Englishuiee were are upon the subject of slavery, but the country agreed to regard the Federal g overn haters hiders of slavery their recent lecturer still preseml for a vote of approval id the cipation of the ...

... DR. MURRAY AND AMERICAN SLAVERY. fite,—Aa l expert there will SUM. form of reply to my letter of the 23rd ult., either by Dr. Murray, or by some of his pro-slavery friends, I wish to inform your reams that I as sorry I shall sot in tho country to answer ...

... effect of Slavery on White Society. (P.m• The Soria! Condition of the Soother,* states Of Antrim' By Mr. W. B. Bat Per, M. P. Pub- Helga by Nisbet.) in many of the Southern States thee is no edneational system, an I very few schools at all worthy of the ...

... strongly and truly . 'One hour,'said he, •of American slavery outw eighs whole ages the oppression we ram against Simian to shake off !' You cannot deny that ; and though a violent termination to slavery is not one that any reflecting and right-thinking man ...

... awful but (becalms the last) 'inevitable resource for preserving a people from national daa or hone slavery, se mesas tee a peeplifs oessomil life sad liberty. lam opposed to the very idea. of any with the Menge of becalm, I keels that faithless Austria ...

... !I'? P 3 *YR UU alit wsl amendment abolishing slavery, of the amendment nectfoennaap.trt number ofthe Federal Statali car, Mr. Worth has been elected Governor of North Carolina by a majority of from 5000 to 10,000 over Mr. Holden. The States., Wisconsin ...

... threatening the union and the institution of slavery generally be referred to a select committee of one from each state. It were perhaps useless to add that the Americans view it in three different lights—the pro- slavery states denouncing it as tame in its ...

... sadly to misunderstand and misstate its purport, with respect to its moat important propositions—those fleeting the future of slavery. They represent Mr. Lincolu as offering a /tribe to the Confederates its lien of his former threat, by virtually recallbig ...

... the President's proclamations, nothing can be more futile. Mr. Lincoln, it is true, asserts that slavery is at the root of the strife; and that without slavery it could not exist ; but as the Yankee ruler neither explains how this can be, or takes any measure ...

... induce s reaction in favour of slavery, so strong as to rivet the chains of the slave, all but for ever. At any rate the President boa not run so absurd a risk : and although as an individual he is wellknown to bate slavery, yet, as a Statesman, he hal ...

... the Union seceded from the rule of Great Britain. Slavery existed then as a recognised heirloom derived by the colonies from the parent State. The colonies did not secede to perpetuate or found slavery. The slave question formed no element in the quarrel ...

... besot Omni to add a clause proclaiming the abolition of slavery in the Spanish colonies. Senor Olosage and Admiral Topete said that both the government and the nation wished for the abolition of slavery, but that it must not be effected in a manner prejudicial ...