... DEATH OF THE AUTHORESS OF UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. TrnE authoress of the world-famous anti-slavery novel, ;Uncle Tom's Cabin, Mrs. Harriett Beecher Stowe, died on Wednesday after three successive strokes of paralysis, the first of which occurred on Friday ...

... voted for the reception of anti-slavery memorials and peti- tions ; for motions to inquire into the constitutionality of slavery in the District of Columbia, and forty-two times for the Wilmot proviso for prohibiting slavery in the territory acquired from ...

... competitor. While studying the general questioin of slavery for the purpose of the prize essay, the bole iniquity of the negro slave trade burst upon his vi,, It is impossible, he remarked, in his Histoty o Slavery, to imagine the severe anguish which the ...

... While studying the ge- neral question of slavery, for the purpose of the prize essay, the whole iniquity of the negro slave trade burst upon his view. It is impossible, he remarked, in his ' History of Slavery,' to imaginle the severe anguish which ...

... 6enforead, the status of slavery would at this date have been non-existent il! the Siltzu's dominion. It is to be hoped that Lord Salisbury will take the opportunity of the accession of a new Saltan to extinguish the status of slavery onice and for anl th$spughout ...

... Ministerialists, who voted in favour of giving up the slaves, the sooitty proceed : So far from th# Committee of the Anti-Slavery Society being influenced by party oonbiue; ations, was not tili after the Lords Carnarvon and Derby had withdrawn from the ...

... tho late Primate made I at special jouirne(y through Fralce, preaching a crusado itginst slavery, and it wits oil his inititativo that the Catholic Anti-Slavery Con- ferenco at Ernssels was held. In political quostions tbo Cardinial tis3phlyed a liberal ...

... indignation he, in common with so many good men of that day, felt against the system of African slavery. From tnhe year 1833 until the final abolition of slavery in the British dominions, he worked unceasingly to uproot that horrible system With Brougham ...

... better govern- ment. He was energetic in advocating the abolition of slavery in America and his vislit to that country in 1834 is said to have lea tO the formation of 150 anti-slavery societies. A Ithough ?? Jacksoi, full amends were subsequently made ...

... all our Colonies, In which slavery Is to be abolished ;-the expence to be borne out of the funds hi- therto appropriated to the support of our military establishments in th se pares, which, on the entire Abolition of Slavery, may be extetisively and safely ...

... opponents of slavery supported it. Mr. Seward at once roused a more violent opposition by deolar- ing that he would 'consent to no more concessions to slavery. The fight began over the Territories; the South wished them to be devoted to slavery, the North ...

... part in some of the anniversary nmeetings, end of preeidng, aehe had consented [to do, at the annual meetings of the Anti-slavery soeiety and of the Peace society. He was born of Quaker parents, at Elberton, Gloucester- sires, about ten miles from Bristol ...