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... THE SLAVERY Of Al CULAR Carnotic think you will find manner in which following although king, was, a3 means of of a pricst. tis a letter from of the name of confessor to Louis TV., It is found in confessor to the seventh of collection of manus- library ...
... SLAVERY UNDER THE BRITISH FARMING. MONETARY D COM INFORMATION MARKET INTE DAFFODILS. AND JETSAM. ROOK GOSSIP DRAMA, AND ART ...
... NORTHERN VIEWS ON SLAVERY. We shall not do the American people the iDjustic e of supposing that the New York Herald expresses their sentiments accurately. Yet it would be vain to deny that;that journal is the mouthpiece of very large and potent class ...
... AN ANTI-SLAVERY SPEECH. The New York correspondent of the Times reports a recent speech of Mr. 44 Jim Lane, senator for Kansas:— Mr. Lane is not a Pro-slavery Democrat, but an Antislavery Republican—and the fiercest of all the Exterminators who have ...
... SLAVERY IN THE AMERICAN STATES. (PROM THE TIMKB.) important piece of intelligence reaches from America. President Lincoln has requested General Fremont to modify the proclamation by which he declared that the slaves of insorgent proprietors shonld be ...
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... SLAVERY AND ITS PILLAR. rother Jonathan is growing Monarchical, nay, almost Imperial, in his justice. What he would highly, that would he holily. Instead of tar and feathers, he now parades feathers and aiguillettes. Disdaining the summary and unceremonious ...
... features of slavery, and to provide for the elevation of the slave children, which is the true and indeed only way safely to get rid of the whole bad system, it impossible for us not to see that in assisting the North we are in truth sustaining slavery. Not ...
... THE UNITED STATES—HISTORY OF SLAVERY. The New York correspondent the Times supplies most useful and interesting history slavery as a political question the United States. When the war of the revolution was ended the new nation was divided thus:—States ...
... principles of which he wished to remind them, as forming the most impregnable portion of the anti-slavery position. Slavery could not a legal relation and slavery was utterly inconsistent with moral nature. In old times it was customary for slaves to be found ...
... to believe it true. Such is the state of a great portion of the Amerian mind as regards the slavery question. So constantly and so universally has the slavery question been used as a peg on which to hang a political tirade, as the starting-point of a ...
... OPERY, SLAVERY, AND “ DOMESTIC NOMINATION.” Day by day is Popery drawing her serpentine cords more closely round the neck of Protestant liberty, and taking to her embraces the congenial forces of anti-Saxon hostility. Doctor Kinny, a first-class Irish ...