... the advocates of slavery, our duty were clear. Hut if we wish our induction to be just, we roust hear it upon wider data. The Southj erns are, it is true, fighting for slavery ; but the Northenuilusveuatbeenfightingforfreceloni. Slavery was at the root ...

... birth-day of George Washington. Mr Adams, the American Ambassador, responded to the toast of The Union, and strong anti-slavery sentiments were expressed by Judge Winter of Georgia, Mr Washington Wilke of the Morning Star, Professor Newman and others ...

... We are knit now ins dark trying crisis of our affairs, on account of the bitter opposition to the Government of the pro-slavery malignants of the North; hat we shall earn' the day over Northern as well as Southern traitors; ior the hold sedition of our ...

... nosen the hour, fiee the front of bottle lour; Bee approach proud EdwartVe power— Chaina and elavery! And yet—for chains and slavery is a poetic exaggeration—there might have been countervailing advantages. No flowers of the forest would have been we'd ...

... frankly informed the Southern chiefs that the work in which they are engaged is hopeless, and that a new Government, with slavery as its corner-stone, and with no other declared object of separate existence, is so far shocking to civilisation and to the ...

... MEDIATION Both Mosses of Congress passe the resolutior s ,neerning mediating as repmied from the com- mittec of foreign reAtions. SLAVERY AND THE CONDUCT OF ME ...

... bean' the tom history of the Affghan and Mutiny campaigns know perfectly well. Men trained at once,' as G . ,htion said, to slavery and to blood, are let loose, aid there is bat one result to expect.— Spectator. ...

... to meet England it was necessary to be united, and to be united slavery had to be tolerated. Many ilr America had dreltded the destruction of their country more than they had hated slavery. (hear, hear.) The principles of the North were irreconcilable ...

... shoemaker in Berlin, seventy-two years of age, has shot himself through the heart, on account of a disappointment in love. SLAVERY AT A DISCOUNT.—One hundred and thirty slaves are reported to been sold recently in Maryland, at an average of only five dollars ...

... malignant propensities exhibited. The cause of all was slavery, which, in the end, it would destroy. As for Poland, he was inclined to fear that the present struggle would not free it from slavery, but what reason had Russia or yet Prussia to hold it down ...

... three men have been killed, and a number of women and children (including the family of a Karen preacher) have been sold into slavery. Many of the Christian Karen were compelled to take refuge in caves and other places remote from human habitations. It is ...

... nt and extension of slavery. In the North a different process was going on. With slavery abolished and repudiated—often it may be with guilty feebleness—there was social, educational, and general advancement; the evils of slavery were being practically ...