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... tavth 1% — effet it Te ia | gu in nce said the a a Coretian baruam slavery too Newt Svr the eres af a human tha avehilder paid Acrhnagatt. Tive Ue ' wit the one A labourer having slavery was work wae taken wy following letter to bis tota man paying for ...

... the Continent mg, ut in the interests of cause he may es; mse, the p > will travel in Ger- full exhibition of bis manlin slavery under which he is yo 1OME! holdings, and along with the Town are Those where a merly, will be found among ‘NIONS. This manure ...

... means? is worse than slavery ; more cruel, more despotic, and more degrading than the fetters that once bound the why Because freedom our birthright. True, our sailors in too many instances in the present day are subjected slavery, sold, and drowned. They ...

... tho loss of slaves, but those who have not done will receive compensation In virtue of the law for tho gradual abolition of slavery. The coronation of Pope Leo was celebrated Sunday with the customary ceremonial. The Cardinals and prelates of the Roman Church ...

... (exclusive of and the removal of instead of ruining t as FIVE MILLIONS from social revelut'v Np VEN HUNDRED ANDTEN, 1809 slavery has be have been admitted 1.710, citizenship, the efor the Six Mouths of been ally manhood of the cv 066 COPIES, self-government ...

... policy, and recommends Congress to reconsider the propriety of amending the Constitution to the extent *f entirely abolishing slavery throughout the United States. also intimates that in consequence of the attempts made by Confederate marauders ts disturb ...

... heat o g them in the in the But there is another to no upon the attentie ppeared now, and the who are of bis way of | urn to slavery in many If they do not of unemployed men ia ction bas set in. aie | ee come from? Landl ...

... view. from s = difference between 0 observers of Nature. ia, that » were not in their true their slavery in de » bttle farther travelled to sbohiah slavery. Cart man with ap income of ly the living of 66 have told ns thas come is at £1 When I remember ...

... and friends calling public meetings to ascertaiu tbe feeling the people on the question of American Slavery. After certain organ has pronounced that Slavery is not discountenanced either the Bible or by Christianity, and that President Lincoln’s Proclama ...

... barrel* salt pork, chiefly lri*h cored, at an arerage of £7 per tierce and £4l4* per barrel. The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher on Slavery. Thi* popular American divine preached in Elno Place Church (Mr Batchelor’*). Glazov, on Sunday forenoon. The chapel wa* denwly ...

... huge masterwork of iniquity which has .been authoritatively pronounced to be the corner stone” of the Southern Confederacy. Slavery may exist for while longer, but it is doomed to destruction, and that at no distant date. If the war has effected nothing ...