... their present mission to Paris will be accom- plished. The holy unce of o mi bnyota the existence in the Ottoman Em pire of slavery an the slave- -trade in Circasosians and tie roes-imposes upon the un-1 * dersigned and their honoure s too~aguese the sacored ...

... to exercise the right of search as regards boats sailing under European colours. The extinction of slavery was another and a distinct question. Slavery had existed in the country for 1,283 years, and was mixed up with its religion. It was a horrible ...

... while the difficulties of emancipatin arc enormous, the difficulty and danger of perpetuating slavery are still greater. The question of American slavery is being solved before the face of the world. We can do nothing or very little to help it forward ...

... with these disorganising seotional factions on the slavery question and the negro quests. The war has killed Southern slavery. Let it be b21¶d and put out of the way as soon as possible. It ends the slavery agitation. But there is yet something left for abolition ...

... tha. present war Is ihl Paraguay. Altogether the prospects of Brazil in respect of the extinction of slavery aro exceedingly favourable. The anti-slavery foeliug in the. empire, and the non-renewal of the trade with Western Africa, tend to inbpias a belief ...

... that no doubt whatever was or entertained by any party of the complete success of c ad MaR. LINCOLN, the Republican or Anti-Slavery candi- to date. Not only are his own friends confident, but vo the organs of the Democratic party admit that his as triumph ...

... that when Tuo[ms CARLYLE disgraced himself a few years ago by writing a pro-slavery patuphlet, several Members of Congress wrote to him in its praise, and stated that if slavery could be re-established in the West Indies, they would cndeavour to secede ...

... and determination when they feel their all staked on the result. The planters have com- mitted themselves to the cause of slavery, they believe their all to be involved in its triumph, and so long as their wicked cause has an army in the field or a fortress ...

... change in Cuba within a very few years. It is the universally expressed belief that the public opinion of the world is against slavery; that tfe institution cannot be maintained in the face of this opposition; and that the recent events in the United States ...

... revolt made for the sole and avowed object of Cxtending and perpetuating slavery. It May contribute to 6et up a Power which owns slavery as its basis, which is talking of extending slavery to whites as wellas to blacks, and will inevitably, as soon as it dcrer ...

... purposes. Slavery retarded its develop- ment, and nowhere was there a sturdier fight against its abolitiol thai here. But or the 11th of January, 185e, the people of the State in Convention declared that hence- forth there should be neither slavery nor i ...

... of the present Administration, namely, an unflinching prosecu- tion of the war till the South is reduced to submission and slavery abolished; and if Mr. Lincoln is re-elected, another long period of strife apparently lies before us. The Democratic party ...