... AMERICAN SLAVERY. / no A^ } Ji 1Y3 (Communicated.) t, The inevitable result of the slave systemu is the , od intellectual debasement of the slaveholder to a Ln degree which actually inverts his moral perceptions. Ir he This fact presents a formidable ...

... slave-trade and of slavery by the for common consent of nations shall at length result in r na- the embodiment in their public law of the anti- t Ig slavery laws of our nation and others, which as yet, c 1011 in common with the pro-slavery laws of the slave ...

... son of slaves, he followed tile parental a calling until the war of the early sixties It, tosseu him from a slavery called such to a' ith slavery called freedom. From the latter ye state however, lie fought his way out, and nd although fourteen or fifteen ...

... that the in- evitable result of their systeni of, slavery is to exter- minate the populatioa subjected to it. Having thus avofed th; futility of the alleged natural law on' ishiols they justify slavery, the slave-holding States resolved to apply to its ...

... SLAVERY IN SPAIN. [From a Correspondent at Madrid.j MNADRID. December 11, 1865. Yesterday was a day that will be long remembered in Spain by the lovers of the good cause of the abolition of slavery, and the result of the first public meeting held in Madrid ...

... ENGLISH CHILDREN IN SLAVERY. Mr. Littler, Q.C., writes to the papers to say that a copy of the following telegram from Mr. Faw- cett has been sent to him by the Foreign Office: Through kind offices French Embassy and Consulate have succeeded in obtaining ...

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... AMERICAN SLAVERY. or ume THE GERTRUDE AND HER CAPTAN.tt The Gertrude, Captain Doane, reached the Lap Mersey on Monday night, from New Orleans. Is The master of the vessel would no doubt be Or much surprised to learn, on his arrival here, C that he and ...

... SLAVERY DOOMED. To-day, in all probability, Liberty will achieve a triumph in America which ought to gladden every heart in the country. We shall not know positively for a few days, but the papers received yesterday are sufficiently assuring. Even the ...

... SLAVERY IN ENGLAND. SHOCKING ILL-TREATMENT OF A NEGRO it loy-. At the conclusion of the ?? businessat the o Croydon Borough Police Court on ruesda', a lady catoiue beftre thet magistrates, accompanfed by a servant and a little negro buy, and said she ...

... stake the truth is to be stated, but also ignored, or overlooked, the fact that the advocates of slavery had taken the position. that not only was slavery right and proper, hut that it was beneficial, promoting morality, education, and pecuniary prosperity ...

... AMERIOA; AND: SLAVERY. LECTURE BY A MAK OF COLOUR. Laet evening a 1oeture .was delivered ia: the Temperanoe Ball, Upper Temple Street, by, Mr. W. H. Day, M.A., a colcured gentleman, from Canada, on The Prosooots of Liberty to. ;the Slave; tho Progress ...