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... published, in poet Bvo., cloth boards, price 125., WOMAN PHYSIOLOGICALLY CONSIDERED as to MIND, MORALS, MARRIAGE, MATRIMON lAL SLAVERY, INFIDELITY, and DIVORCE. By Alexander Walker. The author of this very singular work has discussed his subject with great ...
... The British and. Fore* Anti -Slavery Society. have addressed a to s burd Palinerstou,in favour of peace. They-:protest against war with the United States, on•dltte ground that it 'would virtually be a war in defence of slavery. A highly successful. meeting ...
... jog published. pries MM. Wads. NARRATIVE of a RESIDENCE in SOUTH AFRICA. By Thaw Priswiw. Lass Secretary Asti-Slavery Sedity. A sew Edward Mum Dessr-streee. ...
... States; on slavery Fremont was rejected, on slavery Lincoln was elected ; the South separated on slavery, and proclaimed slavery as the one cause of separation. It is true enough that the North are not carrying on war to abolish slavery in ...
... committed in favour of slavery. Third, Mr. Van Buren, opposed to the extension of slavery. He is the candidate of the tree soil party which protests against any further or other territory being dedicated to slavery by the introduction slavery into it. ...
... we have a definition of slavery ; an account of the slave population under nominally Christian governments ; slave and free population of the United States; treatment of slaves in the United States; slavery in Brazil; slavery in the Spanish colonies, ...
... colonies of 800,000 bondmen. Since that time France, Holland, and Portugal have decreed the abolition of slavery in their colonial possessions. Slavery in the United States of America has at length produced a crisis as much more terrible than that which ...
... America, written by a slave in praise of slavery. All these efforts have not made a single convert. If we tolerate slavery, and encourage it, we do so for the sake of getting cheap cotton, and not that we believe slavery to be righteous. No sophistry can blind ...
... orpromave of approval of the anti-slavery policy of President Lincoln and the Federal Government. Mr. A. Vickers manager of the Bristol Cotton Works, seconded the amendment. He had prepared another amendment deprecating slavery, but denoanc. • ing l'r.sident ...
... jurisdiction whatever over the institution of slavery in the,..opiroral states of the confederacy. The last was aa follows--, Resolved, therefore, that all attempts on the part of Congress to abolish slavery in the district of Columbia, or the territories ...
... THE ATLAS. concile us to slavery; and if we are obliged to admit the right of secession it will be upon those constitutional grounds which aro perfectly independent of the slavery question. - We recommend The American Crisis Considered to men of all shades ...
... Mr. Horace Greeley's recent letter to him. He says that he is emphatically for union, and that he wou'd retain or destroy slavery wholly or in part if union could be obtained by slither means.' This is what Lincoln writes to Horace, Somebody made a glossary ...