... institution, and left t» our slave holders n > foreign ally, for Brazilian slavery and Cub.au slavery are very ditlercnt things from slavery in the United States.” , The preparations for the Prince New York ana Boston promise a decided success the way ...

... issued the following decree Considering that a free people should abolish ever}' custom which calls to mind the old state of slavery —Article I. The title of Excellency is abolished, without respect to persons. Article 11. Doing homage by raising hands is ...

... internal improvements, and discussed the slavery question from an anti-slavery point of view. The steamer Chesapeake from New York to Port, laud, went ashore the 9th at Tarpaulin Cove Damage slight. An anti-slavery' convention was in progress Buffalo on ...

... regard to slavery, becomes transparent innocence beside the wrongs which England for ages has jicrsislcd in inflicting on Ireland. And Americans, moreover, have tenfold greater right to speak of this, than have Englishmen to reproach ug with slavery. share ...

... days is estimated approximatively at 8.000, the only persons spared being young women and girls, who sere curried off to slavery. ...

... lament the ruin of their hopes un der the ‘ black avalanche of Republicanism.” Some proclaim that in the cheers for success, slavery can hear its death knell : others maintain that ‘‘in the long vista ...

... the spirit and policy of its founders, and, though favourable to Southern ideas, be discountenanced those wild dreams of slavery extension which first alarmed the North, and led to that overthrow of Southern influence which resulted in the election of ...

... prejudice' and * phiUnihropy* they speak of are opposition of England slavery, and her abolition of that institution in her depen deiiciee. From England came those blows that have damaged slavery that its days numb-red even here. H«r policy insulated that mslitul ...

... Investigation the South Dublin Union The Poor-Law Commis- nioners' New BUI Tory Opposition to Reform Naples and Sardinia Slavery io The ...

... organised their strength. The leading principle of their creed was Slavery Restriction, while the largest section of the South hoisted the old banner—Slavery Extension —and 1 another, Slavery with reservations ! The election : of Mr. Lincoln was not expected ...

... i* now mail* the Men Anil-Slavery 8-cisiy to iixluce the Wesleyan Conference in this country rcmonsiraie with their co in Aineric.i, on the rapport winch they giye, either diri-ctly or imitrectly, to the institution of slavery. Ibe following evolutions ...

... abolitionised black republican p ;rty are busily fomenting a servile war in the south,and every southern man feels that it is not slavery alone, but the livesof himself and his loved wife aud children, that are involved. Our black republican contemporaries have ...