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... SLAVERY, The using which first struck me us Rio was the immense number of blacks, who see to be seen it every corner of the streets. Though many are to be met with in the States, they do give the idea of being in such • degraded .'ate., they this couotry ...
... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. Some people who have a little more sympathy with Black Republicans and New England Abolitionists than they perhaps deserve comfort themselves for the success of the South with the hope that the reverses of the North will induce President ...
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... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. The triumphant progress of the United States bids fair to be disturbed, if not somewhat arrested, by their social evils and constitutional engagements. To that car of Victory, destined, as is thought, to traverse the New ...
... demandieg the entire abolition of slavery and the wildcat:ion of the nation on the basis of universal freedom. Any other end of the war must brand it as mur • derous and useless, for the country can never be united while slavery exists The signs of the times ...
... THE HON. CHARLES SUMNER ON THE WAR AND SLAVERY. At a great meeting held - in - • Fa - n - cruil in Ball, linston—ii the cradle of littertv—Mr. Sumner delivered the epeech— Mr. ant Fellow-citizens—Listenine to-night to the gd- Nut soldier who just taken ...
... 0 _ A STORY OF SLAVERY IN STA TF. S. ...
... ventured to speak of slavery in its true colors, and everything sacrificed for the Union. Bat his cry since ISSO had beano The Union with liberty—the Upson with slavery lie—if for liberty, the Union Is good ; but if for slavery. ILL, thrice aceursed ...
... Linouln'e death by the hands of a S , utliern assassin drives the last nail in the coffin of American slavery. You must bear in mind that the anti-slavery sentiments ef the Northern majority are of very recent birth. Certainly every man who voted for M•Clellan ...
... THE LEITRIM JOURNAL AND CARRICK-ON-SHANNON ADVERTISER CARRICK-ON-SIIANNON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 18445. AMERICA-SLAVERY. Slavery, at last, is stilt end. Mr. Sewarire Pio clamstion annt once, its abolition throughout the United States. The whole number ...
... Mg. is refused sdniittatico into the ranks unlem it will bind to a slavery if ten years. ctos make soldiership • trade to be pur!ueil orquitted at will, like work in a dockyard or an regine-rown. We can, if we will, pert•ct ,• the voluateer system. and ...
... e -- SLAVERY IN SOUTHERN STAIES. sl a very-, then, is profitable oily for a had, awl bessess fres the advantage of Amerika WS 111111 India. But let India be speed up by stirmi as pet on trains of ears ea the este red leas es the ether, sE boded with cotton ...