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... welters, fur they occaeione.l bins much trouble and perplexity. The next most troublemme subject Slavery. He agreed with the rocroorialista that Slavery was wrong, and differed only in respect to the ways and means of getting rid of it. The extract from ...

... ounpetent to deal with the question of slavery lay is the I,gislatufas of the Sovereign States. In purstomme of that right, and not by rimier of Congrem, the States of the North We. We after the other, &Whaled slavery abhor their several jurisdictions. It ...

... Legislature for the abolition of slavery in that vast and thriving country the only civilized monarchy existing in America, and occupying a very considerable share of the vast territory of that continent. It was foreseen, when slavery was alxdished in the United ...

... assembled to bear this distinguished divine. The discourse was thoroughly anti* slavery, and the preacher, in the tone and spirit of the old Hebrew prophets, denounced the crime of slavery, and urged the Government and people to use the golden oppoitunity, by ...

... Competent to deal with the question of slavery lay in the Legislatures of the Sove ; reign States. In pursuance that right, and not by decree of Congress, the States of the North and West, one after the other, abolished slavery within their several jurisdictions ...

... American slavery. The Mortis Town correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch, of January 23rd, says * „ There was an auction of negroes here to-day, Dollars Pounds Nero girl 17 Tears old, brought 1,505 equal to 301 17 1,570 Blacksmith 23 „ „ 376 Negro ...

... IR. GLADSTONE ON SLAVERY. The following letter has been adireeeed by the set retary of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to Mr. L W. Moore. of Northantstan. It is in reply to a letter from Mr. Moore, written after reading Mr. Uladstone's Newcastle speech ...

... SLAVERY QUESTION. The Washingtoo correspondent the Daily Near, writing from that city on the loth of February, makes the following statement Yesterday the city was cabs and peaodul as the Sunday in Boston. Were it not for the large sprinkling of military ...

... J/Ji. GLADSTONE SLAVERY. The following letter has been addressed the secretary of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to Mr. L. W. core, of Northampton. It is in reply to a letter from 3lr. Moore, written after reading Mr. Gladstone's Newcastle speech, and ...

... Slavery Under British Bale. The proud boast that slavery does not exist in the British Dominions must be qualified. The island of Pemba, on the east coast of Africa, nominally antler tho rule of the Sultan of lanai. bar, but really governed by officers ...

... northwards, the greater portion were women and children, the husbands and fathers being still held in slavery, if these women had not the greatest horror of slavery for themselves and their children, why is it that they should leave their husbands and carry away ...