... not be fighting for slavery, because slavery had never been threatened. I quoted the secession ordinances proclaiming that slavery was threatened, and that this was the ground of secession. Mr Spence replies that it was not slavery that was threatened ...

... frankly informed the Svuthern chief- that the cork in which they are engaged is hopeless, rod that a new GJ vernmant, with slavery en its cornet stone, and with no other declared obi. ct of brat* existence, is so f , r shock ',civilisation and to the moral ...

... Glasgow was held in the City Hall for the purpose of considering resolutions submitted in support of the complete abolition of slavery in the L nited States of America. The hall was about three - fou, the filled. The chair was, on the motion of Councillor W ...

... tartan plaids and Highland pipes had their part to play. Tun influential deputation, representing the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, which waited upon Lord Rosebery at the Foreign Office for the purpose of pressing the claims of Uganda as a sphere ...

... often asserted th at the negro was destined for slavery, it would be expecting too much to hope that they would assist in proving themselves liars. Public opinion in the South is so tainted by pro-slavery proclivities, that it will take a long time to ...

... Twelvetrets' Soap Powder sects time, trouble, money, firing, soap, tongue and temper,' and entirele abolishes the ' female slavery' of the tub, and the present domestic-happiness-destroying practice of washing. It contains nothing hijorous, but is as safe ...

... FUGITIVE SLAVES. A ootnt.nnication having been addressed to Lott Derby by the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society relative to the case of a fugitive slave who was reported to have been restored to his master through the in• strumentality of the captain ...

... PAISLEY, FRIDAY, JULY 12, lIORRORS OF AFRICAN SLAVERY INCREASING. It is enough. Our hearts are elok with sleigh. ter. Let the witnesses stand down. Is the smoke of We torment to go up for ever and ever? Remember that therm deeds of blood and dark• new ...

... THE SLAUGHTER OF AFRICAN ELEPHANTS. There is, in the interior of Africa, a kind of slavery which does not extend beyond the coast. The Ivory merchant., who kill whole herds of elephants for the sake of the tusks, require armies of negroes to carry the ...

... further particulars of the pregr e a s of the secemionists . and reports of the speeches of the leaders on both sides of the slavery question. The secessionists in Charles. ton continue their work of resistance and organisation, and appear determined to abide ...

... cure their folly. Let the Federal Congress offer freedom to every negro bondsman who volunteers to serve under its flag, sod slavery and secession will soon be buried in one common grave.—Murning Star. ST ST 1861. WANTED. Tits ' ' pompoms the imme elation ...

... of the Cuban Deputies, agreed to the discussion of Cuban reform man early date. bat insisted upon his previous policy that slavery abolition be first dammed. There was no debate, the Opposition members being silent. The Hone was very thinly attended. ALLEGED ...