... ea-valet whilst toweled ow the two uppneite priueiple• freedomw moil slavery. This reaaueipittiou of the African in the South would be the aely haeiu oa which a peaceful could take place. `Slavery the neighbourheaeal .4 Touching the intellect of the South, the ...

... states will prove the battle-field of the American abolitionists and their opponents. There will a mortal blow be dealt to slavery. Slave-dealers and slave-breeders hoped to find in this new ' El Dorado' a market for their surplus human produce. The question ...

... the public naiad so after the was with such a acriooo question. Government would, however, exert pavane efforts to abolish slavery. The Allies have settled tams by treaty of pease with Paraguay. civil war antinuen in Argentine and Unignay. MAIL NEWO. Qrrsavrou ...

... look upon this ass mews sure having for object to manacle the slave, to force him from comparative freedom Into hopeless slavery, to deprive him of that which God has given him—his liberty ; but of which man world impiously and profanely deprive him. ...

... interesting address on Slavery, in the Semite House of the University on Tuesday, before • distinguished company. Sir Samuel, while remigniaing that the first step to real reform iu Mohammedan countries must he the suppression slavery, was of meld only carrell ...

... CRISIS. A polilie meeting am hold in Limbo.% for the of hooting an add..e from the Rev. lb Imes., the Aboliti hit preacher on slavery. with it-(en-nee to the prem. crisis. The chair «mided lb Cut's., who, in the c o urse of lengthen.' add raid- I bran' ...

... ERSKINE CHURCH (Rev. ALEX. ou TIICRSIEkI ht. Sebjel of LH•rrr - The War in America; its Origin and Probable Ix it an Anti,Slavery War? The War and Taxation. The War ad affecting the interests of other Conutri, ; it. effeet• the Trade and Commerce of Great ...

... interest; for certainly it has been well established by this time that the South is labour. log to establish a gavernme nt with slavery its corucentone, eatending to that Government Your sympathy you accept this fact in all it. signiietocc. Other. attribute ...

... Court for Christmas day. Exeitemeet runs very high.• The New York correspondest of the Deily News writes It la evident that slavery mail the slam power have received a terrible and paralysing aback. The lately discovered slam conspiracy in the Southern and ...

... warmly In sail to express even a half truth. Mr Carlyle inglit to have found in his nutshell for something more than slavery. Even hail slavery boon the lie-all and the end-all the American war, it is not satisfirtory to get rid of that very pooling question ...

... nen taffy with the of the which it neared from ems of the thee, he mid tilt httle think to lint to ton e a tone noon the slavery het which prvailed in tee mem. Little he thiok to live to set the tiny when religuma would midi iudiffere.e to eipstion. He ...

... ettisens as regards the Liberty of the Pins are upon • par with those which are be them relative to their' Portlier Intim. Slavery. We quote from so saffron thin the • Will Atlantic,' .hen we give the following meats, on readiog which every bind of freedom ...