... say that slavery is an evil, incubus, and curse —he coolly horrifies the Boston clergyman by asserting that the African slave-trade should be left free. Again, so much the better. Let Garrisonian men hear plain talk about this —either slavery is wrong ...

... this. He was one of the foremost, one of the most earnest, of the advocates of abolition—he stood up against slavery when to be opponent of slavery was a danger a public man. No one realised more clearlv than he did the amount of hatred that such opposition ...

... Irish in America towards the “Slavery” question; leaving to a future time the other phases of the controversy. Mr side of the argument is in maintenance of the assertion that the Irish in America uphold and abet slavery, and thereby disgrace Ireland and ...

... regard to slavery, becomes transparent innocence beside the wrongs which England for ages has jicrsislcd in inflicting on Ireland. And Americans, moreover, have tenfold greater right to speak of this, than have Englishmen to reproach ug with slavery. share ...

... Constitution of the United States, it was expressly provided that not even Congress could, by legislative enactment, abolish slavery. This very factthis special provision securing the peculiar institution” from all control, even by Congress, was so absolute ...

... entitled to tenderness and forbearance on the ground of antiquity. The same plea might have been put forward in defence of slavery, which is found to have existed, as social institution, in almost all nations, civilised well as barbarous, and in every age ...

... Liverpool—Templeton’s lithograph from Burton's drawing, published James Dufly. is the best likenass of Thomas Davis. Declined—Slavery. IT T I . and foster public opinion in Ireland, and make it racy of soil” —Ohirf Wolfe. DUBLIN, SATURDAY, 18 ...

... placed this resolution on the true ground stf Father Mathew’s opinions of slavery ; that the Senator had placed its passage upon the ground that Father Mathew was opposed to slavery ; and now the question wra», will the Senate of the United Slates honour ...

... of the Figaro has had interview with Cardinal Lavigerie Paris. His Eminence explained the adjournment of the Lucerne Anti-Slavery Congress hy the fact that Germany, England, and Belgium were to have been represented at that Congress by a disproportionate ...

... deservedly remain an Abject and people. It is said that long ages slavery engraft on subject nations vices that incapacitate them for the privileges and rights of freemen. Our long term slavery has indubitcbly gone far to debase and destroy one of the of races; ...

... Federal pact, which, however its founders might detest Slavery, could not be formed, nor upheld season, if each State had not ful control of its domestic affairs. Unfortunately for them, Slavery is a domestic affair oe dozen Southern States ; but the ...

... EDITOR THE NATIOK, Mr. Editor— l will not say that your correspondent Clontarf,” in 1m notice of my letter on the subject of slavery, set out upon false premises, and that, therefere, all his reasoning is wrong. I believe he has hit on one of the strong reasons ...