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... THE SLAVERY OF DRINK. The very important subject of the drinking habits of our own and other countries has attracted a great deal of attention lately, and resulted in a regular newspaper controversy, two leading morning contemporaries devoting a great ...
... PETROLEUM V. NASBY ON SLAVERY. An American wit, under the signatnre of l'etroleum V. Shy, in the peculiar language which obtains so much among our American cousins, gives the following tine piece of tatire:— Church uv the Slawterd Innocents ,Lalt ...
... IllipplIPMPIIIPPRIm1111.1P. - ,. -^.-- , - - THE LABOUR MOVEMENT. MASS MEETING AT BLACKPOOL. WHITE SLAVERY IN ENGLAND?' Under the auspices of the Lancashire and the Adjacent Counties Labour Amalgamation, a very sueceasful mass meeting was held ...
... NO MORE BLACK LEAD RE Q UIRED Be D IAMOND STAR LUSTRE n DIAMOND STAR LUSTRE wow slavery or D IAMOND STAB 'j DIAMOND STAR LUSTRE elleereel. D IAMOND STAR LUSTRE t• DIAMOND STAR LUSTREILatitiII: A SK YOUR SHOPKEEPER FOR IT, MD lIILT LOC If. wawa' by I ...
... organisation, benevolent societies: these moves:o:r Cl e r reed kl ? y w c a l: church slavery afl o a t , e a v r e i arid y a k s i k na ed is. ' ments, and meny more too numerous to mention, spoke of a practical religious legielatien. that where men ...
... LITTLE PINK, A STORY OF SLAVERY. The following touching beautiful incident we have compiled frum • private letter *Lys the Nan-heater Examiner ), written by a gentleman who an eye-witness of the scene described : A few weeks ago, after the conclusion ...
... success of the South without being in favour of the institution of slavery. Hearing this in mind. I will make one or two brief observations. As previously intimated, the question of slavery and how it is to be dealt with, is within the domain of the legislative ...
... Legislatures or Conventions, to be valid as part or parts of tho Constitution. 1. Every state wherein slavery now esists which shall abolish slavery at any time before January of the year shall receive the following compensation from the United States ...
... Proclamation, attempt to revive slavery in any form, he at once brings upon himself the and penalties of treason. Thus are secured, and are not admitted back into the Union until they have an ordinance declaring slavery aboll.shed within their limits—as ...
... President says he never doubted the constitutional Authority of Congress to abolirl slavery in the district, and always desired to see the national capital freed from i slavery n some rtory way. Hence he never had in his mind any s ti o n on the subject except ...
... EGYPT IN EQUATORIAL AFRICA. The Committees of the At:engines' Protection and Anti-Slavery Societies have addressed • memorial to the Earl of Derby on the subject of the announcement recently by the fleyptian Government of its intention to extend ita authority ...
... entertain the hope, with him, will have any tendency to allay giclipg A strange contradiction appears Preeideutial remarks on slavery in America th d in Africa. Mr. Buchanan congratulates his on the decision of the Supreme Court of the States on the right ...