... by one who professes to be a minister of the Gospel, contains the following remarkable passage Knowing that the existing slavery of tho Southern States involves, not only as an accident, but as inherent element,' fornication, covetousness, and extortion ...

... the captives, for wherever glorious tidings of the Gospel had been preached, alnw® the first effect was the abolition of slavery. In of the millions who are yet in heathen darkness and to# bondage of sin, he reminded his hearers how it was upon those ...

... tariffs were the cause of the war, and not slavery; but this to lishmen, and was an opinion was erroneous one, as Mr. Stevens, the Vice-President of Confederate States said in one of his speeches that “Slavery was the chief corner-stone of the new confederacy ...

... States us that there has been another fight in Congress. A member quoted the work of another member, Mr* Helper, against slavery. Mr. Bigler retorted bringing up an old charge ofswiadlmg his partner against the latter; upon which Mr. Helper called a Mr ...

... that the North having fully admitted the laws of war, it would be perfidy and crime to the fallen for on. The spirit) of slavery ave in Northern as well as Southery bosoms. The North humble herself with the South for the common sin, Mr. Horace Greely ...

... legitimate consequences would, under the pretence of liberty, degrade the congregations of the Church England a state of slavery, and expose them to the danger of being tyrannised over by the spiritual despotism a free-thinking clergy. If religions tests ...

... be glad for trade relations be resumed. A great meeting of chiefs was to held about the 28th, to ascertain their views on slavery and other questions. A special telegram in the Pall Matt Gazette states that Anstria Germany have expressed their readiness ...

... with the Princess Dagmar of Denmark, is fixed for the 13th of October. Ounce of the reiner incidents of the abolition of slavery in the South, will be the almost total stoppage of growth of American rice The Court of Session in Edinburgh has just decided ...

... prosecution was James Rendle, a laborer at Charminster, who said the affair was very much like foxhunting, and put him in mind of slavery. The dogs went at the man like tigers. There were two big dogs and smaller one. The little dog was the size a fox, and the ...

... existence of slavery. He contends that this new state has seceded from the parent State for the sake of preserving Slavery ; and this not merely by the admissions, but by the loud boasts of its leading politicians. It is estab- lished on slavery as its “chief ...

... followed was very good also, and eventually the debate was adjourned until some future date. White Slavery.— As a justification of the diabolical iniquities of slavery, the Americana freely quote the manner in which many of the poorer classes Hngland are treated ...

... there is no deliverance but by the Gospel of Jesas Christ, which mußt be carried to them by living earnest men. Behold what slaveries, despotisms, oppressions, grindings there are all over the earth 1 Look at home. What reforms are needed in business; what ...