... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. Slavery has been condemned in Brazil, and is supposed to bo over ; yet the following advertisements appear in the Jor rial Do Commerdo, daily paper in Rio Janeiro To be sold, several good slaves for country work ; also several black ...

... DECLARATION OF SPAIN ON SLAVERY. decision of Marshal tPOoutiell, Minister of War, published by the M drid Oaze'te, and to the Captain General of Porto Rico, declares in principle that a slave who has touched the soil of Spain, must be considered as e ...

... justice, of bold legitimate liberty, which were first acquisitions. Christianity is not law of slavery ; and if it respects the hand of God, which sometimes raises up tyrants, it knows the limits which obedience cannot pass without becom'ng base and culpable ...

... £1 March, 1863 nity to Irishmen —not to degraded Irishmen, who were rotting in slavery in the land that bore them, but to. those glorious and patriot Irishmen who were in every part of the world—those who were carrying arms now, under the free banner ...

... aversion to slavery. Be it remembered always, that Mr. Smyth has declared that would rather have the slave lash and the auction block and all the other horrors of slavery «- Undtd north to the St. Lawrence —(Good Heaven !) than that slavery should bo ...

... quarrel remain, and the South pine and fret for government having slavery for its “corner stone. President Lincoln has arrived at the opinion that before the Union can be reconstituted slavery must be put in process of extinction; and he has brought before ...

... state of the case is this. The birth of the American Republic found Slavery institution of the country—an institution established by England. Now, wo desire to say at the outset that Slavery—that is, actual ownership, or saleable property in human beings—wo ...

... great divisions. The first is, that slavery is morally wrong, national sin, which ought to be immediately abolished, even at the cost of terrible war and disruption of the Union. The second is, that the abolition of slavery, though desirable, should not be ...

... divided from large section who rank in the Democrat camp —men who not so much approve or defend slavery, as resist the wild aggressions of the anti slavery party. In the Republican ranks, also, arc those various sections who hold opinions, step by step ...

... SLAVES. The tenderness of conscience which characterises the jicoi'lcof Great Britain, just at present, on the subject of slavery in America, is one of the most edifying spectacles of the age. No man, woman or child within the limits of the United Kingdom ...

... does not recognise slavery, nor tolerate its existence on Canadian soil ; the Genius of Universal Emancipation” is “ irresistible” there in theory at least To escape from slavery cannot then be a criminal act. the contrary, as slavery is the lowest social ...

... supposition that slavery is right in some parts of the Union, and wrong in others or supposition that the Constitution” is superior to all questions of morality On this question of Slavery, the language held by Democrats the and the pro- Slavery men diffe, ...