... President Davis as the basis of pacification, ts. The 3 follows :—Ist, Abolition of slavery to juction of the State Legisiatares as to time and ciret y by the but slavery to be abolished. 2 |, The C berto States to return to the Union, with the 1 privileges ...

... freedom to the by every mail made more certai Federal Congress has passed an an on the Constitution, formally an abolishing slavery in the Norther: President Lincolu had been York, on which occasion he made a s which he said that the passing of th ment of ...

... eracious answer that Her Majesty has mand to , the House went er vide, Supply, spent the nicks in Pringle. votes retating to slavery in Zanzibar an: anew oh os ...

... Bron thet. In Ryze #9 with the negroes fo th Atthe molt interentin 7 bed ‘no | her work apd the deliverance negroes in A: slavery, eed showed that, through her ‘esloured thrown ipatitutions, thse ye upon the et if the | were betug waived and ed piace among ...

... lad tear ot slaves ; pow me par upbe! slavery, while we want to Dee. 18, 7 FATTE NIN G POULTRY, ee qaartere, and ted liberally with a varie et whieh of me srt form wud be re They ied three tim, the 6 lime as day-break 4 of bope sa tos to chi al Age, and ...

... not reconstruct if n Unless the people of South Carolina admit the Federal and States Conventional amendment abolishing slavery, they could not admitted to Congressional representation. The President added that if negro suffrage affected the poor whites ...

... but he has done more tha « make bim live in the remembrance of t os one of ite greatest heroes and best n he waged against slavery was and asd showed the avbl. of the man. The diseoweries be made h Seen cqaalled, if we take into account th: of ther aim ...

... cop is quite Oiled, one drop makes er, 4c. Avoid rhymes like the following, and mow clinkers— Sow liberty, fcrave ones, or slavery's chains death the sword, or Siberian mine'. Poeta. for the sate measure and rhyme, are allowen to mangle their l-ng-jase ...

... all over theSjalh will reconcile themselves to the new order things caused the abolition slavery. It is the determination of the Government to eradicate slavery from the country. compromise will be permitted upon this {mint. Although it a very bitter ...

... any anxiety about free trade. But they were anxious about slavery A Committee, composed member from each i State, bad sat to investigate their complaints, and from tifsl last they were about slavery That war was war for its spread and perpetuation —a war ...

... delivered a violent tough he asserted that so | wit the & eb w at name | a foll ay whites before | neither th i jel ston nor slavery could he next | said ended, He added that not « pom the the rebels be excluded from power, but t unfurled, neither be allowed ...

... and .sberman have settled the •larstion. Richmond i* taken. (Interruption.) A Voice—So much the worse. Mr Pellotan—The pro-slavery rebellion is crushed, and the American Kcpnblic is restored in all its majestic unity. (Further interruption.) President ...