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SLAVERY

... —that great and good man—for not abolishing. slavery at once in all the States of America. They who do speak inAbraham Lincoln had no such power. Abraham Lincoln had constitutionally no more power to abolish slavery in the individual States of America than ...

BRAZIL AND SLAVERY

... Legislature for the abolition of slavery in that vast and thriving country the only civilized monarchy existing in America, and occupying a very• considerable share of the vast territory of that continent. It was foreseen, when slavery was abolished in the (initial ...

AMERICAN SLAVERY

... principles of the repoldiean party, which, though neither aboLtionist nor anti-slavery, distinctly declared that there should be ne further aggressions on the part of slavery, and no addition to the slave territory of tur Union. He referred to the close ...

ANCIENT SLAVERY

... Lord's adsent, slavery pervaded the entire body politic of the Renew empire. Never before, never since, aid slavery so embrace and e ,nuusb. any social condition. The brand was upon every limb. The canker earl at the heart. Then slavery was tried and judged ...

REAL WHITE SLAVERY:

... REAL WHITE SLAVERY: We have heard a great deed about White Slavery, but the real White Slaves of the present day are the fair housekeepers of England, who, though nominally mistres- Pow, are in fact the slaves of those who, under the lon of dome-dies ...

is called, of slavery. That system doomedunion or no union. 4th, Plain Words on Christian Living. Lth, Oswald ..

... is called, of slavery. That system doomedunion or no union. 4th, Plain Words on Christian Living. Lth, Oswald Cray. Part IL —(an admirably- told story, but rather lengthy. 6th, Kir ven—(a. pathi , tie story, by Mr George Macdonald of Huntly, well worthy ...

Forres, 11th August, 1863

... Forres, 11th August, 1863. AAUCRICAN SLAVERY : /PPM Rev. PrtorEssos GROSVENOR of New .1 York, will give an Address in the Oilmen of Forms, on the evening of Wednesday first, the 12th inst., on • THE EVILS OF AktERICA?! SL AVERY. and will refer also ...

THE UNITED STATES

... of Kansas, that battle-ground of slavery in the States. For two years the pros and antisheve been pouring in hare numbers of the most fiery of their respective r ink., io order to assume the ascendancy. The anti-slavery men have got the upper hand, and ...

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 5

... Cuba and been a drain upon Spain would probably never have occurred if it had not been for slavery ; and decidedly Cutsa will never be restored to order until slavery oases to exist in the island. It seems to us that upon countries like Spain and Egypt, which ...

MI lUD SUM

... MI lUD SUM. The slavery question still keeps the government of the United States in a fever of excitement. A bill for the admission of Nonage., under the Le.ionipton constitution, was amended by substituting a proposition to submit the constitution to ...

AIIIIICAN SLAVIN?

... AIIIIICAN SLAVIN?. N Orgies the EVILS A AMERICAN SLAVERY delivered by the Rev. IL W. Virus, nem the ratted Berke, in the ASSEMBLY IttelMS, Verne, t►e maims of FRIDAY the ewe., et leek. frvas u Seam the Rev. James Bullasuiae, y of 4 Asti-Steen lituruty ...

FORRES, ELGIN, & NAIRN GAZETTE, IVEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1865

... Congrandam' tepreaentation atoll they called &convention and ad, pled the Federal and MtateConmitutional Amendment abolishing slavery. Hu thought if negro suffrage were now granted employers would control negro outrage to the detriment of the poor whites. ...