... He declared he had sworn to constitution as he found it, slavery included; bet the moment he assumed the reins it was felt by all that a stop would be put to the aggressions of the pre-slavery Porty—tleit Is, the,y,felt Wit a death blow Flqakyot,bair ...

... Escaped Negro Coachman of Jefferson Davies, will deliver a LECTURE on SLAVERY in the Tabernacle Chapel, Merthyr, on MONDAY, the Sod of February, 1883. NB.—The Merthyr Anti-slavery Committee would desire the friends of liberty to engage them for other ...

... but the means to an end, namely, the abolition to slavery, whilst the South was fighting for the continuation, extension, and perpetuation of sl‘very (hear, bear). He denounced the principle of slavery, and said in the present struggle he believed God ...

... . Why? Because the present degraded condition of the black shows what slavery reduces a people to. Had slavery elevated the people, Britons might say something in favour of slavery; as it has debased and degraded them for generations, its crime becomes ...

... eloquence Of BROUGHAM and WILBERFORCE ; nor do we deny that slavery is a plaugue-spot deserving of every despicable appellation under the Sun; hut we are not prepared to look upon the abolition of slavery as a sufficient cloak to cover any multitude of sine ...

... firmness contemplate so horrible a termination of slavery. 'I hope DO one will suspect, because none of my father's descendants have taken a part in the recent emancipation meeting; that our abhorrence of slavery or our zeal for emancipation has grown cold ...

... to prevent this propagation of the iniquity; and to thu extent, and this only, they fought against slavery. they had no design of abolishing slavery where it already existed, still len of interfering with the actual relations between living slaves and ...

... threatened war in America, slavery had no part, and asserted that if slavery was. the first object of Southern thought they would have clung to the Union with the most desperate tenacity. But some might ask. was not slavery declared to be the corner stone ...

... earnest protest against the merits, War, on high Moral and Christian ground/. Dr; Thomas utterly abhors slavery, but he does not believe that slavery eon be by murder, in which we cordially agree with him.— . Beata of Peaoe. W. Kent & Co., Paternoster-row ...

... give up fugitive slaves; but from beginning to end no grievance is mentioned except the one connected with slavery. It is slavery, slavery, slavery, from the first page to the last. (Cheers.) It is not astonishing that in the face of facts like these any ...

... inviolability of slavery. The way, therefore, to prevent effectually the accomplishment of this long cherished design, and utterly to confound and;frustrate the plans of the slaveholding oligarchy, is to declare the extinction of slavery upon the continent ...

... States an act of folly, but he beli peid that slavery could not be if separation was completed. The bad a lima if not a legal right, en whether the time had for.seemmien. The United States on rebellion. As to slavery, a WV of emancipation ? (Yes; and If so ...