... delivered long speech, w which reviewed tbs slavery question in its relation to the American straggle. The result of that struggle, which had now virtually terminated, would, he said, be ths abolition of negro slavery throughout the whole of the United States ...

... freedom, or the South the advocate of slavery. Democracy a quantity which appears on both sides, and may therefore be rejected, as having no influence over the result. At the time of the American revolution, slavery existed in every state of the Union, ...

... to intemperance well as to American slavery, and urged that the people should do all iu their power to remove both these giant crimes. Mr Glendinning added a few remarks in reference to the enormity of American slavery, and to the Rev. Cheever, but more ...

... Foreign Affairs of Brazil to the committee forme I at Paris for the abolition of slavery, expresses sympathy for the object tbe committee heart, and declares :—“ The abolition slavery—the necessary consequence of the abolition the slave trade—is henceforth only ...

... Christian Army, and it is stated that it was at meeting of the army that they became acquainted. SLAVERY IN EGYPT. A public meeting of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society was held in Willis's Rooms, London, yesterday to pass resolutions urging tbs Government ...

... contest to be more pro-slavery than did the North to be antislavery. But in reality the North were fighting against slavery as much as the South for it; for if the South succeeded they would establish a slave power; if they foiled, slavery would receive a blow ...

... Ziozibar slavery are that there numbers would die out it they were not continually replenished by fresh importations, but tiler, though quite true of slaves, is not true of freemen. Sir Bartle Freie expresses his conviction that were slavery ab ili•hed ...

... reported adversely to Mr Sumners’ amendment to the Constitution abolishing slavery, but favourably the resolution declaring that Congress shall have power to legislate that slavery shall not exist within the United States. New York, February 12.—The Confederates ...

... W) AFTERNOON, at Two o'Clock. Greenock, 15th November, 1873. THE SLAVE TRADE AND SLAVERY. PUBLIC MEETING IN GREENOCK, On the Stays TRADE and its irooneetion with Slavery in Maboainiedan Countries, POLTNERIAN KIDNAPPING, IN BRAZIL, CUBA, Ac.. Ac., in the ...

... question is, how slavery can be dealt with. We are all agreed that slavery is an enormous evil, condemned alike by morality and religion .and! would not enter on my list of friends the man who thought otherwise. Any constitution based upon slavery must ever ...

... some routine business, the meeting terminated. . At the public breakfast of the Cmon on Thursday, the subject of American slavery was introduced by W. P. Patou, Esq., of Glasgow, who, in speech expressive of entire approval President Lincoln s policy, ...

... agreed to a report upon the ant -slavery address lately issued from Stafford House. VVirfi great courtesy of lansruasje and tone, and professing desne to ameliorate by “all just and honourable means’ the evils of slavery, and finally to abolish it. they ...