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... AMERICAN SLAVERY. . meeting has been recently held at dreadful condition, both in law and practice, o l in the United States. 11 will be rcmem- threaders of The Daily News, that at the -.1 meeting the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery SetT held at Freemasons' ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY ON THE PROSBECUTION OF MB. LYBE. The committee of the British and Freg A Slavery Society Boeen it ?? toset forth W' their views inrelation to the proposed proscoution of Ed- t, ward John IfYre, hfts governor of JaIthica. Among ...
... loyal States for their want of a genuine detestation of slavery, and yet, inoe aform an alliance with a, ban ofconpirtor an theve, wo hveundertaken to destoy he oys goernentin rde tomake Slavery per- art petul ad unveral o ths ?? you stand in str thewa ...
... the prospect of an influx of free labour, which would destroy slavery. If the South failed in Kansas with the Washin.gton Government on its side, it could have no chance of preserving slavery in colonies open to free settlement. And slave- holders cannot ...
... cause of this awful struggle is the question of slavery, and that we cannot encourage too much our friends across the Atlantic in the steps wlhigh are now taken to do away the abominable institution of slavery. We shall tell them that we hope that this will ...
... British against abolitionism. The working man cannot afford so much anti-slavery rapture, when it reaches him in this form, Chief Justices and Ex- Chancellors. We fear the hatred of slavery is by such means abated amongst the people. A continued tax of two ...
... did tit Uhreitate to follow it. When wis9 lcted on the ?? [ D'4 eo~on of slavery, and the nation 1 4U2 deter eirld that no new 6tates should mdritto? to thte Viiion with slavery in 46r Cu;stitutions, the State-righlts party rasw '6'r &hialr, d'-fAated ...
... resistance to the extension of slavery, which rather ominous. By the strict letter the constitution, congress has no right to interfere with the internal affairs of any state. It remains fir a new state to prohibit or tolerate slavery, as may please ; but the ...
... Buxton, M.P., and supported by Rev. Sells Martin,the meeting recorded its detestation of the peculiar atrocities of American slavery, its internal slave trade exposing 23,500 men, women, and children every year to the experience of new cruelties of the violation ...
... Anti-Slavery Society breeakfasted I I together, at the Charitng-eross Hotel, on the invitationv .of the Piesident of the Society, to meet Scuborboaquim . .Nabisco, inember of the Brazilian Parliament, anid ,president of the Brezillan Anti-Slavery Souiety ...
... in order to give more time for discussion. y R&-ESTABLISHMENT OF SLAVERY IN ALABAMA.- r As surely as the rebel States should obtain representation unconditionally in Congress would slavery be virtually re- e established. Already Johnson's policy begins ...
... not because he made a personal attack, but because he denounced the principle of slavery, and resisted measures not for emancipation, but for the extension of slavery, by making West India slaves chattels in whatsoever part of the United Kingdom, in ...