... reconstruct the Union by accepting slavery in the Southern States, as an inevitable fact; or if that would not do, to abolish slavery in part or wholly. Other threats having failed, he how proclaims, in solemn form, slavery abolished ! No! he does nothing ...

... which provisions were for fostering and perpetuating slavery in those states. There is nothi. g now, therefore, to prevent the establishment of slavery in Kansas but the cannon of the anti-slavery party, and the rifles of the Northern freemen. The opposing ...

... has forwarded to the Secretary of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society the sum *»f 50,000 francs out of the fund of 300,000 francs g'ven to him by Pope Leo XIII. for his anti-slavery ission. The announcement of this donation was contained in a letter ...

... Congregational Chapel last Tuesday evening, the Rev. B. W. Brown, coloured minister, delivered his entertaining lecture on From Slavery to Freedom, in which original and sacred songs were introduced. A collection was taken at the close. ...

... anniversary of the abolition of slavery in the British colonies an important meeting took place on Friday week in the London Guildhall, at which the Prince of Wales occupied the chair. Resolutions in support of the Anti-Slavery Society and all efforts to extirpate ...

... upheld and aided by the United States authoritiea and the United States armed forces. The proclamation, therefore, makes slavery at legal and illegal, and alaves either punishable for running away from their masters or entitled be* supported and encouraged ...

... opinion shows itself very indibcriminatiug. The distinction—which it is impossible safely to ignore—between the slave trade and slavery as domestic institution in countries with which are on terms of friendship i%pushed out of sight or not even observed. Of ...

... hate the Spaniards, and if the Royal troops are over to the rebels, as ie reported, slavery will be main- tiuined: bat should auch fighting take place, ne doubt slavery would cease” It ie that the eins have fomented this rebellion; for, having etaanci- ...

... Liverpool, tho agents the cteamer, and told the story her career. Her name Martha Ann Rix. and she is widow. She was in slavery in the United States, and when a few years old Was bought by her father and taken by him Liberia, Africa. There the old lady ...

... handed over to President Pierce and his party the ariny of the States, with which the pro-slavery official may, if he so think tit. force slavery upon the anti-slavery,'or free-soil party in Kansas. The two parties in this state are now in open conflict, ...

... strong party displays, if not of personal violence. Then too, the whole country seems seething and surging on the slavery question. Slavery seems working its own downfall inevitably, long as the desirable result may be before it arrives. Kansas is in state ...

... opinion of this meeting slavery is a curse, a blight, and a stain upon common humanity, an.l t'-.rt 1 war now raging in Amnio* having been originated the leaders of the Southern States for the purpose extending and perpetuating slavery according to their own ...