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... stops up their le an easy prey to the action of the roller has the soil around the roots tillering. be -LE SLAVERY FEELING IN NORTH. Negro slavery is so difficult a question in itself, and Northern opinion is so averse from abolishing it, or being implicated ...
... ventured to speak of slavery in its true colours, and everything was sacrificed for the Union. But his cry in 1850 bad been The Union with liberty—the Union with slavery is a lie—if for liberty, the Union is good; but if for slavery, it is thrice accursed ...
... Monday afternoon. Mr. Taber, since his connexion with the Mercury, has been noted as one of the most strenuous advocates of slavery ex. etension.—New•York Times. ...
... With kindling drops of loving-kindness, And knowledge poor, From shore to shore. Light on the eyes of mental blindness. All slavery, warfare, lies and wrongs All vice and crime might die together; And milk and corn, To each man born, Be free as warmth In ...
... treasury by imposing extraordinary taxes or by spoliations. The amassing of the treasure commenced so far back as 15W. THE SLAVERY QUESTION IN AMERICA. There is a violent controversy, carried on by means of pamphlets, now raging between some of the great ...
... heats of summer. SL AVERY. The committee of the Anti-Slavery Society (British and Foreign) have just published a vigorous attack upon those clergymen of every sect in North America who justify slavery, and also upon the tenets propounded by these persons ...
... and retained all his faculties to the last. CAN SLAVEN BE kARRIEII ?--The Newark Mercury says :—The difference between slavery and freedom—between the lima of Goa and the laws of wan --drops out continually, even when we do not expect it. Thus, in tho ...
... that tomb will remain closed.' The expose des motifis of the projected bill on slavery his been published. Its object is not what was supposed, the continuance of slavery in the ' French colonies. Tbe arrengement formerly come to on the subject is still ...
... begin in earnest. It is disgraceful (says the Daily News) that the northern constituencies have made the great question of slavery the first instead of the last in their political programme. It has, however, hitherto been so, but it never can be so again ...
... artillery and tits. He also advises the removal from coloured persons not possessed of real In regard to the question of slavery, 'mends joint State action if possible, t of the State to secede, and that it is e to interpose her sovereignty to pro. rges ...
... earnest on the subject of slavery. His speech was made before the report was received in this country of Mr Seward's declaration • that the Lincoln Administration, once it has secured union and peace, is not to meddle with slavery at all. That is to be left ...
... repugnance from even the appearance of an alliance that would seem to compromise our national principles on the question of slavery. The arrival of the heroes and the sufferers will the feeling in ,flea issued anything in an ovation, and we heartily hope ...