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... facts concerning the rebel General Lee and his treatment of his slaves, which forcibly illustrates the brutalizing effects of slavery. The letter is dated Fort Albany, Virginia, April 1G :— Some time ago I called on one of General Lee's old slaves, to find ...
... bare the criminal origin and nefarious de- signs of the seceding States. Every sentiment favour- able to the abolition of slavery was very cordially received. Prince Kapoleon lias gained a victory in the French senate for hi3 Italian predilections. His ...
... ; the United States is such; that the most sagacious of our citizens are alarmed for the future safety of the Union. The Slavery question appears to be gradually engendering a spirit of hatred between North and South America, which it is feared by many ...
... SON.—We are informed that a public breakfast will be held in honour of Mr. Garrison, the distinguished leader of the Anti-Slavery party in the United States, at St. James's Hall, on Saturday morning, June 29th. Mr. Bright, M.P., will preside on this i ...
... President says he never doubted the constitutional authority of Congress to abolish slavery in the district and always desired to see the national capital freed from slavery in some satisfactory way. Hence he never had in his mind any question on the subject ...
... AMERICAN CRISIS, & ITS PROBABLE HEARIN SLAVERY, WILL be delivered in the TABERNACLE CHAPEL, Bjae^SnRoad, (kindly lent for the occasion,) on MONDAY, Februajj»»2SaJ 1863, by ca-EO. THio^E^^pisr, ESQ,. The celebrated Anti-slavery Advodate, and lafo^^n Tiff* er Hamlets ...
... AMERICAN CRISIS, & ITS PROBABLE BEARINGS ON SLAVERY, WILL be d«livered in the TABERNACLE CH A.PEL, Brecon (kindly lent for the occasion,) on MONDAY, February 2nd, 1863 ...
... vain wiil toa^'ascl abolitionists, or civilized divines, point the finger of scorn to the 4! star-striped banner, whllit slavery of a more demoralizing and' iniquitous nature clouds the bright sun of freedom-loving Eng- land. Intemperance comes from habit ...
... CARDIFF. MUSIC HALL, CARDIFF. MR. H. BOX BROWN has kindly consented to give TWO AFTERNOON EXHIBITIONS of his PANORAMAS OF SLAVERY AND WAR, Prior to his leaving Cardiff, On MONDAY and TUESDAY, at Five o'clock. Teachers and Adults 3d., Children Id. Tickets ...
... TWELVETRMS' SOAP POW- DER saves time, troublt^Jrffooiw^firing, inoney, tonerufi, and temper, aifu cntmfa abolishes the Female Slavery cyffscq'Liffon waging by the old method.' 4nl that1S^ecess^is to boil the clothes 20/rfnmtesiilflWiang th ...
... T^BERJTACLE CH APEUf^Jrecon Road, (kindly lent for the occasion,) on MONDAY, FejjjiBfC^ 2nd, 1863, by GEO. The celebrated Anti-slavery fo Tower Hamlets. Mr. Thompson wiD be accompap&cfon N, the Escaped Negro Coachman of Jefferson Davis^l*5%Biuepfrof the Southern ...
... Chapel. On MONDAY, Nov. 3, the Rev D. Davies will deliver a LECTURE in English—subject, THE AMERICAN WAR THE EFFECT OF NEGRO SLAVERY. The Chair will be taken at 7 o'clock, by the Rev Dr THOMAS, Pontypool College.- Tickets, Front Seats, is; Back Seats and ...