... ed that we did not sympathise with them in their efforts subvert slavery. Now, all of us abhorred slavery, and desired to see the emancipation the slaves, and the institution of slavery thing of the pest. president Lincoln's proclamation. A proclamation ...

... ill- confidence of a theorist, believing that was the ,uht. but It is halt between two opinions. It does not !■;!• slavery because slavery wrong; but only became •1 iws ure property that, in the President’s opinion, may voniUcated. like lands, house*, money ...

... resident of ‘Tennissce, and suggested that his hearers would understand from these facts what are his “ proclivities” on the slavery nestion. He regretted the determination of the 4 ri eo State men of Kansas not to vote in the elec- tion of delegates to the ...

... and mad with which St. Patrick, the t the light of Christianity to mongrel breed of the Sar sraids Shall we allow toads of slavery, the killing of our trieguie, to he imposed upon an by our arad_ssalsee sad not raise a hand to strike off sheik ,very.g Are ...

... necessary and beneficial, and the abolition of slavery, is the Unlun, snd not slavery, that must maintained and saved. With this object the President is about to publish a proclamation. In which he announces that slavery will no longer recognised In any of the ...

... to dm hide josreel, Wwnn P 1 wu.) thee the 'park of their fore!shies is sod, els 5 she.. Delipite wren heeideed yeses of slavery sod opri.usi the old Aderabw usolike spirit of their sill is sins, no assess el isilmidetios welder it. For also fathers ...

... oppression awl eviction. Theee were the factors used to wring front the tenants compliance with demands that made their lives a slavery and shut out every hope from the cabins of his poor eerie. Matters have changed for the better, but still we have too unsay ...

... and his fellow man. I can inform you, sir, somethiug different. They come her. not to nod money on the streets, but to hod slavery and often starvation staring them in the lace. It is my advice to intending emigrants not to come here until the mill of ...

... advantage they can dream of obtaining. Those who are the leaat favourable the Northerns are not so from any approbation of slavery, but from not understanding that the war is waged in the cause of abolition. It was waged, they aay, oetensibly for the r ...

... MaTRIMONY.— In return to whatever you may have done for your wife, from what does she deliver you ! Only e complicated slavery From the slavery of -busi- make the enumeration. pi ness beside your hearth, you ness: If you have hap event will not in the ing to ...

... against slavery, no one lost his time with an i into the system of slavery; but it being an established principle that slavery was a truly in- fumova thing, the design of the whole movement was In like manner, if the atter annihilation of slavery. the system ...

... Canadian arrived at Quebec on the 9th — Barcelona, from Havre, arrived at New York on the 8th. At Kansas, on the 2nd, the Pro- slavery party attacked the Free-soilers, and drove them out at the point of the bayonet, destroying their property. More troops re- ...