... the fulness of manhood. These inhumanities characterise American Slavery, and are being avenged by the American civil war. But they cannot enter into the definition of slavery, for slavery can conceivably exist where they are forbidden by law, and do not ...

... the matter, but affirming “that is the duty of Congress to prevent slavery in the Territories,” Thus the inscription on the banuer of the President elect being “No Extension of Slavery,” and a large majority of the of the United States having ranged themselves ...

... freedom, or the South the advocate of slavery. Democracy is a quantity which appears on both sides, and may therefore be rejected, ‘as having no influence over the result. From the sketch of the history of slavery which was furnished at the our correspondent ...

... employment to many millions. Whether my countrymen like it or not. thev are the most effectual maintainors of slavery. You inherited it from us. Slavery is our legacy to you—part and parcel of the colonic* your forefathers fought f«»r and raised to independence ...

... prices asked are so high that it is difficult to execute the orders received. REV. H. WARD ON SLAVERY. The following are tha lUt. H. Breehsr*a views of slavery, u at*tod hisusH in tba Independent newspaper of February 1860. To article from which wo quote ...

... QUEEN'S ROOMS, GLASGOW, MONDAY EVENING, March, Eight o'Clock. SUBJECT— The Constitution the United States. Is it Pro-Slavery or Anti-Slavery ? BAILIE the Chair. Tickets to had Messrs & J. Smith's, 173 Mr. Neil's, 1G Street; Mr. Geo. Gallic's, 99 Buchanan ...

... result of anti-slavery consistency. On the other hand, it is alleged churches, clergymen, and editors in New York, both in inuendoand violent asiert'on. that unhappincss the Church of the Puritans is not the product of up right anti-slavery agitation at ...

... abolitionists in America all regarded the war as for the abolition of slavery, that the slaves themselves regardod the Northerners as their triendi, and that man could be honestly opposed slavery who was not in favour the North He vilified and nicknamed as ...

... Community. 6, That the fact slavery Is not »ju ofm.-ra!- at all. hut is purely one politiral economy. 7. The right of i*lcrs the time of their 'laves, has been distinctly recognised the Creator all tiling-;. S, That slavery, as it exist.- in tin- I'nitcd ...

... champion of tbe oppressed slave preached to numerous aodi ence in Belgrade chapel, in this town, on the great question of slavery. Hie sermon was marked powerful and brilliant eloquence, and by righteous enthusiasm and horning indignation against the ...

... or destroy slavery, either wholly or part, if union could be obtained by either means.” His meaning was that he was prepared to abolish slavery once, or he would retain it for the present, having destroyed the political character of slavery, leave it for ...

... strength of the Union given to an extension of slavery —compelled, therefore, to see himself, by the simple act of his being a member the federation, supporting the cause of slavery. A tolerated slavery one thing, and a propagandist is another. sensible ...