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... hit UoTernment well at tha*. of EngUah.— The advocate* of slavery mean* of the recognition •f the Confederate Republic will force hire, even if the of Fiance for recognition slighted, to tomethiog to keep from starving; and as this something ii*y draw ...
... abolition of slavery, with pecuniary compensation. TM President proposed this as an initiative, step predicting important practical results thereupon. Tb• New York Time, thinks President Lincoln's plan will not induce auy Shred State to discard slavery. It ...
... QUEENSLAND AND SLAVERY. following !otter appears in the Glasgow British Frieud t f August IPB3] : A _friend his kiudly drawn my . attention to an article which appealed in a late isFule of the Herald of Peace, and aka, Is this se?' I send him my ...
... obedience ; sure of salvation, whatever crinm they committed; and. accord* ugly, selling inf** slavery, murdering, robbing, and dispossessing of their property both Uatliolu and English Churchmen without the slightest remorse, sons Belial, the only object ...
... Amerleaa War sad Slavery. A DDRICSION will be delivered ea the above rub by the R T. Gomm awl Mr. R. Eta:moor, 16 Death.Am of Cairo, in the THRATRE ROYAL, Heavy-Wreak ma FRIDAY KYINING, 211 rd Lot, M 8 o'Cleek. Admerioa —Boss sal Mel* ed. ; Pit 3d ...
... VIM Ll**lt'itit we shovel, SopWe the agitstios Of/he slavery lessties both in Cherehmad State, and earnestly bops sad raftbat thM4lllOOO and t d o efe nn y ageasily essOad--ftiamid ir iThat Tr= feremostfiselsime baying the Wet eympatby with ithelitientsia ...
... LECTURES UY A. 11. PORTER, ESQ, BARRI January 2nd—Work sod Wages. sth-12e-operative Societies. 7th--Slavery iu the New World. 9th—Eniigratuai treat sail its Admiaiso Numbers Front Seats Back Seats .. Gsllery Dec. 91. ...
... STATES AND ENGLAND. The Anti-Slavery Society has addressed a letter to Lord Derby, calling his attention to the contest between slavery and freedom in Cuba, and praying his interference in favour of the abolition of Slavery. The Committee state on the ...
... with all its ruiery, of blood nun treasure, its horrors, Slavery revel ono it a of evil iiilloteams—but, l beheve,the youtintrium et this war insulate au infinitude, mud, }leaven's came gibe us slavery rather than Mee war, anolsejoratiou of this once greet ...
... s* fees, 4c. That the Constitution be amended as prohibit any interference with slavery in any of the States where it now exists.— That Congress shall not abolish slavery the Southern dockyards, arsenals, 4c., nor in the district of Columbia without the ...
... have been bathe: leaders of the Anti-Slavery movement thirty yam ahvg, and guys it must not beaupposegl that b -Caine their descendants h 'ye not taken part in the Emancipation movement their abhorrence of slavery, or real for emancipation, has vowel ...
... Institutions. THURSDAY 6. LECTURE HI —Si.AVERY - Known from the earlies* ages —Tne different Nations which enforce Slavery--The effects Slavery Civilization and the stability of Empires—The Trade —Rational and Constitutional Liberty—Fare •well Address. ...