... wealth there is in human flesh and blood. If the South overcome the North it will be the downfall of slavery; and if the North beats the South, slavery will be overthrown, for it has had its deathblow, its fetters must be broken. Is the South right in ...

... WHITE SLAVERY. ti:ne since a stir was made about the horrilde treatment to which young women were subject the dressinal:e.' estahlishments at the - West-end of the t urn. The frightful length of the hours of work ; the artiilea stimulants iesorted to ...

... WHITE SLAVERY. • EDITOR,— Some time since a stir was made about the horrible treatment to which young women were subject in the dressmakers' establishments at the West-end of the town. The frightful length of the hours of work ; the artifice! stimulants ...

... of slavery was departing. It was believed that slavery and the Union could not co-exist. In the South, slavery was defended ; there were to be races to serve and races to govern. The motion of Mr. Roebuck, if it meant anything, meant intervention, the ...

... LEGITIMATE SLAVERY. The confirmed criminal must L-e secluded from society. Whether that is done mm ...

... THE SLAVERY OF THE BRITISH PRESS. The outrage upon the Prussian newspapers, just perpetrated by that arbitrary old gentleman the King of Prussia, may afford matter of excessive self-congratulation to some of us. Here, at least, the Press is free. Happy ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. _ The following letters present points of special moment at the present time : I forward the enclosed letters, not for insertion in the British Standard, but to call your attention to a subject of great importance which I should like ...

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... THE BIBLE AND SLAVERY. (From the Timet.) In that book (the Bible) there is not one single text that can be perverted prove slavery unlawful, though there is much which naturally tends to its mitigation, its elevation, and its final extinction. In the ...

... School, so long as American slavery and Lancashire prosperity were identical? A little more prudence on so delicate a question would well become these calculating politicians, who took the side of Mr. Buchanan, the pro-slavery candidate, in opposition to ...

... abusing slavery and yet enjoying the sweets of it, have no right to join in the laugh. If this society means to be considered in earnest, it must adopt the practical, and denounce the purchase or use of slave-grown cotton as the brave old Anti-Slavery Society ...

... THE TIMES ON SLAVERY. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SiB,-I beg leave to offer a few remarks on the Af Bible and Slavery question now being agitated, and s5 arising from an article which lately appeared in the Times. r, I have read it, and felt ...