... interest, would have taken time the forelock during the recess, and so saturated Kansas with the spirit and elements of slavery that the attempt to wash out the taint at a later period would have been hopeless. As the House of Representatives could not ...

... it may do, will certainly not diminish their hatred of slavery, or of that habit of violence, that contempt of all obstacles human and ...

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

... no question before the people of abandoning the war measures against slavery or of changing the object of the war from the maintenance of the union to the abolition of slavery. Slavery was the mainspring of the rebellion, therefore the Government strikes ...

... with men loyal to slavery, to shut up the road (which they did effectually) to political preferment to all men who desired to be influential for freedom, and to corrupt the young and ambitious, by obliging them to swear fealty to slavery, as the main condition ...

... abusing slavery and yet enjoying toe sweets of it have right te Join in the langb. If this society meant to be considered In earnest it most adopt the practical, and denounce the purchase or use of slavegrown cotton, as the brave old Anti-Slavery Society ...

... The British and Foreien Anti-Slavery Society have addressed memorial to Lord Palmerston in favour of peace. They protest against war with the United States, on the ground that it would virtually be a war in defence of slavery. France has refused to give ...

... a hearty welcome to Mr. William Lloyd Garrison, one of the earliest and most earnest advocates of the abolition of negro slavery. Mr. Edward Gem (president of the association occupied the chair, and there were present a large number of the leading inhabitants ...

... The democratic strategy demands that these forces be disbanded, and that the masters be conciliated by restoring them to slavery. The black men who now assist Union prisoners to escape are to be converted into our enemies, in the vain hope of gaining ...

... rather than the continuance of degrading slavery (cheers). Let us have no mere of the late talk that this is not a war to put down slavery. Everybody now admits that whatever is the issue of the sfrugale slavery will be abolished. Now, with regard to the ...

... the South which was not altogether fconnected with the maintenance of slavery, and which did not call upon the North or free to give their powers to increase slavery, to extend slavery, and also to make treaties with foreign Powers which they should compelled ...

... to say that the straggle has no connection with slavery. The Northern people know that it has. They know, as Mrs. Stowe asserts, that the election of last year binged entirety'on ( the Question of slavery extension; that the oganisation of tho Republican ...