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... The elections, particularly for President, more or les: S, now turn upon the slavery question. The Southe roers on more than one occasion have threatened, that if the anti-slavery element should predominate in Congress, that they will sepa- rate; and on ...
... were convinced that the Southern Provinces and slavery were in the ascendant; and now we rejoice in the exaltation of Mr. Lincoln to this lofty position, as it shows that the Northerns, with their anti-slavery doctrines, are growing in influence and power ...
... to the country. On the other hand, slavery is so firmly rooted in the southern states of America that a long, and perhaps a terrible struggle will have to be waged before so desirable an end can be accomplished. Slavery is interwoven with American society ...
... spirit of the Free States seemed but lately _utterl lorifying in ly subdued » and the South was not onl d the institution of slavery, but insisting on exten- ing it, and gu iving. it.a passport t hro ugh the Union, with t compulsory help an assistance in ...
... and, as be thought, wisely made, private property the owners of which could prove their loyalty to the Government. COME AND SLAVERY. Lord Bnoconan, in moving for a return of cotton imponed from various parts of the world during the last two years, and the ...
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... on at lin and TUESDAY February sth. dth, and 7th Itlist. Suktecta Renday, The lam words of greet men. Monday, The slavery of Custom. Tuesday, That Political liberty eau never he eejoyed mail the Liquor Traffic ie aniallarevi . The chair to be ...
... Canada they are making a Lion out of Wales ! The Blackest Hypocrisy. — America pretending to be a land of Freedom so long as Slavery exists in it. Humane Aspiration. — May more blood be spilt in the establishment of Italian liberty, but may it be only the ...
... outbreak will have any tendency to allay existing excitement. A strange contradiction appears in the Presidential remarks on slavery in America and in Africa. Mr. Buchanan congratulates hie countrymen on the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States ...
... Heaven. We have determined to abolish slavery, and, so help us (led, abolish it we will:—Vide Helper's ' Impending Crisis.' It is not my desire in the present letter to enter into an argument either for or against slavery; that will be the subject of another ...
... cannot but take place ere long. The Oodles% of Mr. Lincoln so Preoideist of tN United Ststosi a a fact very favonrshiens of slavery. Mr. Lincoln to an opponent of *ion of siaveri i i rt a r the United States , shboonfilos of course. power to abolish it when ...