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... MR. LINCOLN ON THE EXTINCTION OF SLAVERY IN MARYLAND. At a meeting in Baltimore of the friends of the new Constitution, Senator Wilson was among the speakers. The following letter from President Lincoln was read :— 44 Executive Mansion, Washington, 0«t ...
... THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT—PROSPECTS OF THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The elections of supreme rulers which have recently taken place in both hemispheres are not favourable to the progress of liberty and civilisation. The elevation of Louis to the Imperial throne ...
... position and his later measures. The policy of the rebellion is to perpetuate slavery, by first dissolving the Union. That of the Union is, on the contrary, to nproot slavery, as ita only safeguard against all future attacks upon the principles of freedom ...
... SLAVERY ABOLISHED IN THE DUTCH WEST INDIES. The slave question in the Dutch West India colonies has been settled. All slaves in those colonies will be set free an the Ist July, 1863, under the following conditions: —1. compensation of three hnndred guilders ...
... SOCIAL PROSPECTS OK AMERICAN SLAVERY. social prospects 01 Jamaica we are tempted, not irrelevantly, to glance awhile at the slave-holding States of the late American Union. There, if American writers may trusted, the white population would gradually die ...
... ASPECT OF THE SLAVERY QUESTION. In reply to a letter dated Boston, November 2, from a number of young men, unconnected at this time with any organization, but earnestly desirous of devoting themselves to the work of eradicating slavery in the United States ...
... the abolition of slavery, there can no doubt that the South contending for the maintenance and extension of slavery, and that hostile proceedings on our part towards the North must inevitably prove a succour and encouragement to slavery in the South. That ...
... THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1860, SLAVERY AND DEMOCRACY. An illustration of the principle of universal suffrage connexion with vote by ballot, and of the working of the two together, is not out of season just at present. Some of those ...
... fellow-ministers in this country to speak out strongly against American slavery, and especially against the attempt now being made by the Southern States to make slavery the basis of their government. The address was forwarded by the London Emancipation Society ...
... The Bible and Slavery.—The Times puts into the bands of 9theists, deists, and all enemies the Holy Scriptures, the following weapon : 44 In that book (the Bible) there is not one single text that can perverted to prove sfefvery unlawful, though there ...
... President Johnson.—The eyes of mankind are now turned upon Andrew Johnson, to whom, by the decree of slavery, the immediate future of Anerica is remitted. He is a man whose personal antecedents hear a remarkable resemblance to those of his predecessor ...
... Dr. Norman oN THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. —At a public meeting of the Glasgow Freedmen’s Aid Society just held, the Rev. Dr. Norman M‘Leod said bis sympathies with the North in their late struggle were un- changed from the beginning (applause). He never ...