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... Strife. By Dr. Davin Triellail. 0 'rids is aa and earned prodat the =now. War on Moral Christian itroueds. Dr: Thom. sttady slavery, but he dies not that caa eure4 by murder . , in which we apes with Min.— . of W. ikons & Co., Patersoster-rovr, and respectable ...
... policy of the Federal Government. been rescued from slavery—that is, from the fate of live stock—invested with the rights of ' family and freedom, and been made free labourers. Ought not anti-slavery England to rejoice at that consummation—that the largest ...
... raiser tban By Dr. DAVID TMODAS. This is ea eat reneet ch =mrt the ow Usk Meng utterly Maw ineme, but be eb. web = 4. 1101 slavery be cured by In we esedlleliy qr. with . Timid at Fere W. Rent & Co., Paternoster-row, end all 'erectable booksarre. Price ...
... war, as that slavery is the cause of the present war. It was not tea that caused the war, but the unjust attempt of the mother country to tax it, and tea continuos to be used to the present slay. In the same way, it is not negro slavery that is the cause ...
... rather than Star. By Dr. DAVW This is an able and protest againat the American War, on Moral grounds. Dr. Thaw utterly abbess slavery, but he dote not believe that 'lawny can bo oared by murder, in we cordially with him.— 'Herald of Peace. W. Kent & Co. ...
... our satisfaction that the North were I sincere in their opposition to slavery when the war broke out. He does not deny that the majority of them would now make a compromise with slavery if the Union by that means could be restored. He himself places the ...
... our most important colonies, and finally it would be the natural consequence of that anti-slavery policy on which we are in the habit of priding ourselves. Slavery must cease whenever it found to be unprofitable. until Mr Cook arrived, whico he did shortly ...
... sentiments respecting slavery which are universally adopted through the civilized world, would put his life in jeopardy, would probably be flayed or hung. Even the minister of religion, l who feels the hostility between slavery and Christianity, dares ...
... Hope the other day with being a favourer of slavery. Having delivered elaborate lectures, and many still more elaborate speeches, to prove that the negro is much better off in the South —where) he is in slavery—than in the North, whet; though under social ...
... these are the allegations that the war is attributable to slavery; that by sympathising with the South we encourage slavery ' • that England's neutrality is partial to the South ; that slavery as at present eluding (with certain but gradual tendency to ...
... WAR: Separation rather than Strife. By Dr. DAVID Tuomss. This is an protest the War, on high Moral and Dr: utterly abham slavery, bet he noes not diet Amway as be cured by murder, in we cordially apse mlik .. Herald of Peace. W. Kent & Co., Paternoster-row ...
... any moral blame. Mr. Coupor asks : __ . . not - President Lincoln hiingelf declare] th e he was not fi !Ming to aboli,ll slavery but to maiatail th e Union, with or without sluvory ? anct have not the loading papers of the North re-echoed thi:truh ? * ...