... strongly objected to on former occasions. Doubtless the most unpalatable part of the propositions is that dreadful pill no slavery. This is treated as a sine tad ans. Let the Southern leaders only give their consent to this, and the rest is easy. general ...

... soldiers vote is awaited to decide the result the election. The voting party in Maryland shows the probable adoption of an anti-slavery constitution. New York, IStii, (Evening.)— Money easy. Gold 109 per cent prem. Stocks slightly firmer. New York centrals, ...

... COLOURED RACE. - In a Ameneao Journal. the following is of the number of the coloured nom believed to mast so that Continent in slavery in freedom : United Status 4 • • .. 3030030 • • Brasil .. .. 2030000 Spanish Colonies .. .-. .. 1470000 &MA Republics .. ...

... nt palace, but in order that I may afford help and consolation to the faithful, with a view to their liberation from the slavery imposed on them by the Infidels, and in order that the Moslem may be restored in all its ancient splendour. lam therefore ...

... certain that slavery will shortly be abolished all over the world. We hear its death-knell ringuag everywhere. The latest reports show that a strong anti-slavery feeling is exhibiting itself even In Cuba, which was once the hot-bed of slavery. It is dying ...

... thcy wave together from the rsm; urt* of the Russian Cita* del. and proclaim the victory of freedom and civilization over slavery and barbaric despotism. ...

... Republics. These are the states. Woe to these who shall blow into a flame the smouldering war of slavery, for we repeat it, though smouldering slavery is still war. But if the Republic should be so mad as to compel us to the use of all means of defence ...

... party, and thcii creed was the rights the individual states of the union, as opposed to the central Federal Government. As slavery was considered a very important state right, the Southerners were generally Democrats Their secession, however, left their ...

... to Fort No. 1 laselaa prisoners hitherto held OS OM hie dominions. Some of died sham glair frogs the bored& brat, il. I. slavery. Ms toady 05 Womadw i f_aloodel to soothe Issopsworl assispos essaing re. ream. sesseely iimpladialhet, as the wet obvious ...

... the French Government, and that he hoped that the French, in whose derive to pot down slavery he had perfect confidence, would soon be convinced that this was slavery disguised. With regard to Coolies emigration, explained that Lord Carnarvon was about ...

... eontinned to belong to it till 1849. He was a strong Abolitionist, and repeatedly expressed his sentiments on the subject of slavery. In the stormy debates which took place on the Wilroot proviso he bore an active part, and voted not fewer than times for ...

... admitted 'onal representation until they called a Convention, and adopted the United States constitutional amendment abolishing slavery. Re thought that if negro suffrage was now granted employers would control the suffrage to the detriment of the poor whites ...