... will have to decide whether slavery shall be for ever driven from the earth, or whether it shall be .accepted and upheld as one of the inevitable and necessary conditions of human society. We say that this question of slavery is question of material interest ...

... 1-aw has a large anti-slavery meeting in Toronto, ' anada. Lie gymen of almost every denomination were ; inton . speakers. An association was formed, called the Anti- Slavery Society Canada, having for itsobjec . ! lion of slavery all over the world, fon ...

... calculated to advance the cause of the anti-slavery movement. he should most happy. took for granted that, the abstract question of slavery, there was need that he should say anything Glasgow audience. Slavery was an evil —an unmixed evil—to the slave and ...

... South could fighting fur slavery, because slavery had never been threatened. I quoted the secession ordinances proclaiming that slavery w.ia threatened, and that this was the ground secession. Mr Spence replies that it was not slavery that was threatened, ...

... triumph; and further, that if we really have any prejudices against slavery, have no right to hope for M'Clellan’s success. If the reconstruction of the Union, either with or without slavery, is the sole issue for which the new President is to be pledged ...

... was the antislavery party, who wished disunion because it was the i|ui k.tvt way of getting quit of slavery. The anti-slavery party wi-h. d the slavery of the South, but the itli knew that well as llie Nrth, and therefore the moment we elected President ...

... separation establishment with .slavery. The Chicago sini]»le sei*aration. General M letter of is re establishuient with slavery. The Republican candidate, on the contrary, is pledged the re-establisJbmti'Ut of the 1 without slavery ; ami, bo»ever hesitating ...

... possess for nothing. Consti- tutional Government was not with us always what it now is, and it should borne in mind th it Slavery, the plague-spot of America—that through which presidential elections, congressional debates, and much of the animosity which ...

... who in this country join in the cry against negro slavery. Now, dealing with this rather Malapropmn method of answering a serious charge, we must say that, while we abhor the institution of negro slavery, and hope for its early and entire abolition, we ...

... hostility and calumny of the sbbettora of Slavery and tbeir connections : and have the strongest claims the co-operation and aupport of all true-hearted Abolitionists. Whilst the Members of the American Anti Slavery Society give extensive assistance fugilive ...

... nations. In ssme points of view, this aristocracy colour oven more revolting than slavery itself. It h«s none the excuses, none ll>€ temptations which may pleaded for slavery. section of American society can imagine that it has an overpowering interest in ...

... irritating topic American slavery. It was hoped llmt the Sou:hern Stales of the Union, taking example from the British colon e% and warned bv the progress of opinion other countries, would Lave devised some gradual means -o-lishing slavery. that have bten di ...