... VICTOR HUGO ON THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Several republican committees in Spain have written to Victor Hugo, thanking him for the letter recently published, in which he urged the Spanish people to establish a republic in the place of the monarchy which ...

... Articles, or Liturgy or Doctrines the Church of England sanction Negro Slavery Upon the answer great results will rest. The Church England can, if it will, destroy slavery. If it will not slavery will destroy it. Perhaps the contest may that of the Kilkenny cats; ...

... Rumbold, who stated lie was an American, gave an address against slavery on Wednesday evening last in the Old Market place. He enunciated new principles, nor stated any practical plan which slavery could abolished. He was not the paid agent of any society, ...

... that have so damaged slavery that its days are numbered even here. Her policy insulated that institution, and left to our slaveholders no foreign ally, for Brasilian slavery and Cuban slavery are very different things from slavery in the United States ...

... with slavery. The Northern people know that it has. They know, Mrs. Stowe asserts, that the election of last year hinged entirely on the question slavery extension; that the oganisation Republican party was founded on the resolve to pen slavery within ...

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... declares that it' he signs any doemuent to abolish slavery, his life endangered. From a self-interested point view, bis own sympathies, notwithstanding disclaimers, are likely to on tho side of slavery, and this idea receives continuation from tho circumstance ...

... of King Amadeus the note addressed to it by Mr. Fish, the Foreign Secretary of State, on the subject of the abolishment of slavery in Cuba, is worded both courteously and amicably. The document contains a vague assurance to the United States Government ...

... given aince 1851, about one thousand ami-slavery lecture*. After an extended account of the progress of the cause, the lecturer stated, his belief, that in twenty years, slavery would be abolished if anti-slavery reform should continue to advance. A vote ...

... over, if not blotting them out of our creed altogether. There was a time when the nation rose one man against the horrors of slavery—and the indignant voice of united people—demanded and obtained the liberation of all slaves in the British territories. W ...

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