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... the President in his forthcoming message to Congress will reiterate and reargue his emancipation policy, both as regards slavery in the Border States and the liberation all slaves in any States that may be in rebellion the Ist January. ...
... bearing upon the Anti-Slavery question. be illustrations arc heart-stirring and fall of interest, and will be introduced in the following'order:— A Scene on the Coast of Africa.—J. Gilbert, Esq. l-redenck Douglass denouncing Slavery and its Religious Abettors ...
... paupers. The correspondent enters into lengthy discussion on the subject of slavery, and quotes figures to show that if the condition the Southern negro be slavery, it is slavery with health and life; and that if the condition of the Northern negro be liberty ...
... large number ot the ' leading members of Congress had signed a declaration ot hostility against a menaced renewal of the slavery agita tation of last year. During the” year 1850 the number of persons killed by steam-boat disasters was nearly 700, and ...
... Islands, is opposed to coolie immigration on many grounds, the chief of which are, that it tends to discourage the abolition of slavery, of which it is regarded in foreign countries, and especially in the United States, as a mitigated form ; that it has not ...
... importance that those who are earnest in condemnation of slavery should observe consistency ; and therefore that it is their duty to encourage the development of the natural resources of countries where slavery does not exist, and the soil of which is adapted ...
... having high moral end and as conducive to the overthrow of slavery. This notion is amiable enough, but is hollow, baseless, and illusory. Practically the North and South are not divided on the slavery question. Many in theNorthare favourable to the institution ...
... that the hatred of slavery was as strong and general in this country as ever it was, (Applaiue.) If in this contest it should appear npon the surface that many people had not refused their sympathy to that side which openly upheld slavery, he was sure that ...
... wretched beings whom they manage to seise, and schooner plies between the island and the coast, carrying cargo after cargo to slavery and death. These vessels are said to be in whole or in part owned by a mercantile house in Callao, and this house is further ...
... Miller and Balfour, and Rev. Win. Tasker, with the view of becoming a Medical Missionary, will deliver a LECTURE on AMERICAN SLAVERY in the Free Middle Church, on the Evening of MONDAY, 16th September. The principal Topics to be embraced in the Lecture will ...
... Hottentots Hunting, Ac. Zula War Exercises. Music of the Marimba, kc. Fishing on the Kovuma. THI CURSI AFRICA, Slavery the Hunters. Slavery—the Captives. AFRICAN TRAVEL. Crossing the Lovoi. A Lame Day. The Giase Barrier. Crossing Rivers. An Unexpected ...
... WAR. fTIHE Ret. GEOROE C. HUTTON, of JL Paisley, has consented to the Delivery of his eloquent and interesting LECTURE on Slavery and the American War,” to Greenock audience, on THURSDAY Evening, 17th December, in the New Town Hall. Proceeds for Behoof ...