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... THE SLAVERY QUESTION The North may profess whatever it plense*, its statesmen and General* may rite or say what they like ; one thing quite certain.—the inhabitants of the Suit's ton titan believe the otjecl «»f the war is emancipation and flu* destruction ...
... tlie national compact to pre* vent the increase, and to mitigate and finally eradicate slavery from the Union ; and the ordinance of 1787, so far as it concerned slavery, should be extended to all territories of the United States ; and the senators and ...
... authorised, behalf the ant i-slavery men of America who have sent him to this country, to propose that the Confederate States will immediately commence the work of negro emancipation, then the Abolitionists and anti-slavery leaders of the Northern States ...
... question of negro slavery would be deprived of one its greatest difficulties. But while Northern men talk the political rights of the negro—while they oppress and degrade bun socially, although they may neither buy or sell him—their anti-slavery speeches, books ...
... Slavery in Brazil. The Journal de Commercio the leading journal of Rio Janerio of the 23rd and 24th November, contains a large number of slave advertisements. The paper of the 23rd contains the following M Auction of slaves this day, the 23rd, at eleven ...
... SLAVERY AMERICA. It is now admitted that the game is up in regard to the main point of southern policy—an equal representation in the Senate. The increase of free States can no longer be resisted, the extension of slave soil is at an end, and the pro-slavery ...
... SLAVERY IN CUBA. Tin Daily Telegraph 4 —Slavery seems to be dying in the iolaud of Cabe, cot by inches, but by a snd,len and unexpected collapse. Three pr•umin• nt Cabin plante a. and owners resoect ively of f•me thousand, twelve hundred, ,nd eleven hundred ...
... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The New York correspondent of the Times says that if, in a kindly spirit and before the firing of a shot, Mr Lincoln bad, in his inaugural address, sub. Mit ed his present emancipation scheme to the un. divided Congress that first ...
... SLAVERY IN ENGLAND. A statute was male in the year 1547 enacting that a ruosgate Servant, or any who lived idly the e days, be brought before two justices the pesce, and marked V vagaband with a hot iron on the breast, and adjudged the slave of him who ...
... MR. BRIGHT ON SLAVERY A public breakfast was given at St. James s Hall, on Saturday, to Mr. John Lloyd Garrison, the well-known American abolitionist. The body of the hall was filled by four hundred ladies and gentlemen who had taken tickets for the breakfast ...
... ANTI-SLAVERY FETE. On Friday, the 21st ult., a fete champetre was given by John Corry Moutray and Anketell Moutray, Esqrs., in the romantic Glen of Althadown, in honor of Miss Julia Griffiths, Secretary to the Ladies’ Anti-Slavery Society, Rochester, ...
... A STORY OF SLAVERY. The following touchingly beautiful incident we hare compiled from a private letter (received by Mr. W. Kaye, News-rooms, Bond-street, Manchester), written gentleman who was an eye-witness to the scene described :—“ A few weeks ago ...