... what purpose did they secede? It was for the purpose of perpetuating slavery. They raised their arms against the Government of their country, for the purpose. say, of perpetuating slavery; but His providence so directed the blow that, instead perpetuating ...

... SLAVERY IN MOROCCO. The bouse of a slave dealer, who several weeks ago clandestinely introduced into Tangier a number o! boys and girls for private sale, is being constantly watched by men engaged by the European residents for that purpose. It is hoped ...

... SLAVERY IN ALABAMA. A singular affair, revealing that five negroes have been in a condition of virtual slavery, is reported from Dadevillo, Alabama. The negroes had been sniumonod to appear in court, and on their failing to do so, inquiries wore made ...

... THE EARL OF DERBY ON SLAVERY IN CUBA. la London, Tuesday afternoon, deputation from the Anti-Slavery Society waited upon the Earl of Derby at the Foreign Office, Downing-street, In reference to the claims of England upon Spain, on the subject of the slave ...

... A PHASE OF SLAVERY. A moving incident came to our knowledge last weak, which lay before our readers. suppress names for reasons obvious enough every one. Near Louisville, Kentucky, lives a planter of wealth and standing. Ho was the possessor of 100 negroes ...

... wri'h the extinction cf slavery in the late Confederate States. The planters of Cuba may, for all know, acting from the purest of motiv%c, but the time of action is ill-chosen for their reputation unalloyed benevolence. Slavery—in Yonk» e verbiage—is pretty ...

... ENGLISH SLAVERY.-THE DRESSMAKER. A “first hand” in one of the London fashionable millinery and dress-making establishments has written a good letter to the Times, exposing the system of slavery carried on systematically in those establishments daring ...

... SLAVERY SUFFOLK. To Muster Punch, Sir, I baint skollard myself, but bor Jim goo to parsons stale, and parson axed what I thowt o’ this here extract from a Jamal which rad to ma and yow live in Lunnon praps yowmay be? heard on it t’ Bounded soffon like ...

... AN INCIDENT OF AMERICAN SLAVERY. Tbe following incident happened in the United States, set long ago. Some of the facte bare, believe, already appeared in an English periodical, hot in very incomplete state, and without the singular termination. The story ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE BEACON. AMERICAN SLAVERY. The Morris Town correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch, of January 23rd, says : There was auction of negroes here to-day, and Dollars Pounds Negro girl 17 years old, brought 1,505 equal 301 17 ~ „ 1,570 „ 314 ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE BEACON. abolition of slavery proclamation. elutions. OP Paris -' I ■'annot stand, aaya Fudge, ‘the endless vows of Frcncli faces we meet a. we walk along the Boulevards. I never meet with one that looks if it was the countenance of a ...

... Boston Convention, and to give my opinion upon the - question How can American slavery bo abolished , consider tho application is mado me. conceiving to represent the anti-slavery body in this country; and I believe that I speak their sentiments well as my ...