... AMERICAN SLAVERY A the wide Atlantic. From boasted Freedom's lend, The groans of suffering millions Out prayers and help demand, The nation that so loudly ('an ta lk of Freedom'. close, flea sla.cry's blight pets &ding iler customs and her lens. /14or ...

... HORRORS OF SLAVERY. ernes of the 17th Massachusetts Regimeot, writing from Nowbern, WC., gives the following account of ►i. recent egpsignees. espied from the Washington Republican :—.• 1 had Intended to bars answered yoar last letter more fully, but ...

... THE BARBARISM OP SLAVERY. THR lion. Charles Rummer. of kletweebutette. who, ear render. will remember, was an brutally 'meek down In the Stites Menet. lone ago hylr Brooks. of Wools esrnlina. ha. lust delivered • terve% which iv es. citing • meet deal ...

... States by force weed probably give rise. As em snit-daunt man he was itatialled that slavery •as not far from Its death ; hut, said he, What I do sot want to see Is that slavery to this dosth struggle should Involve rite hoot that ever made a nation groat sad ...

... PRESIDENT LINCOLN ON SLAVERY. Tut follooiso report of as took p'sco at Wasiingtoo, an th• 20th of Jose. Winton the Pre•idea% and • delegation from the raligi..e. •oe ely sol'ed the Previa Friend•, the wli•ot Of rea•ral oinausipatiog, w ill ho with int ...

... DR NORMAN MACLF.OI) ON SLAVERY. MACLOOD was one of the speakers at a meeting of the Glasgow Freedmen's Aid Society nn Friday night week. In the course of his re- marks, lie said:—The freedom which WAS how. enjoyed in Amenea had coat much, but it was worth ...

... neither creditable to his Lead ►wrt. U tho siu of American slavery is to laid at thy dour of this country, the credit of NG tiug up a Government upusi s stimulant very far in advance of any that was env Eases in the woliti before may by slabood *kb ...

... overthrowing slavery, but it is the truth that the events of the war have been and must continue to be unfavourable to that institution. Even the vktories of the slaveholders are so many defeats for slavery. Tbey draw out the war, and to slavery alone war ...

... forefathers, have publicly repudiated and denounced it. Slavery is arconduly is importance to the Union. Lincoln owe din timely said that if be coukl restore the Union without meddling with slavery, lie would do so • if not, he would TRT it. He deserves ...

... They boast that they are prepared to defend slavery—that they do not fear a full discussion of the whole subject, decline no debate, &c., &c ; but meanwhile they abstain from stating their defence. Deisod slavery ! Justify trafficking in bmrin blood ! ! ...

... of slavery every one acknowledged—no one attempted to dispute -Mat slavery caused the war. 'There was not one present but Multi look back to the tune when almost the whole of the press and almost every public man in this country said that slavery did ...

... Official Lista and Proapectus may be sent gratis. ANDLITION OP SLAVERY IN THE SPANINN DOMINIONS. The aar haus receired epeeist in- Formation fifth *sables tt to announce that the abolition of slavery in the Spattieh roloni••• is influted in the constitution ...