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... SLAVERY IN TEXAS. I have lately had an interview with en intelligent New Orleans niershant, who has large tat rests in Tens which, if true, throws more light the mune of the late slave insurrection and outrages there then I have Sound in the newspapers ...
... ANTI-SLAVERY MEETING. GLANPOW. TIIVIDIUS Y.-- Last sight a rniwileil public meeting wait hehl tot the purpose .4 PlllllWhlg 1111.1• pithy ',Rh Mr. Lincitiii'd Emancipation roeletwation. Aw.mvst the speakers were several 061u:omen, an. , members of the ...
... SLAVERY AND_TTIE CONFEDERATE ISTATIhie real TIC DAM RPM) The are many in this oruntgressing • rooted eversion to slavery, and many meek emmelene Measly opposed to the accursed gates, who, if they do not actually wish well to the *megrim et the slave Milli ...
... PRIZIDENT LINCOLN'S SLAVERY PRO- CLAMSTION. The Star says we shall not have to endure over and over agai the:imputation about a war for a protective tariff, and the epigrainamtio sophism shoat a struggle for empire. However the immediate events of ...
... SLAVERY IN LOUISIANA-GE PHELPS'S TESTIMONY. The Nrie York Tribune of the 26th `Se bur poh. lishes • long and intereniug statement from General Phelps, in which he gives an account of the conditien and treatment id the dare population of the St•te of Louisiana ...
... IPql;ry in slavery ; It mess% a hit% their - tomp — se;i it i ftw ir fattml form slimiaitio Ills.,Giuthii.lio woultl Imp part ter newt 4 laws treat far tly be ~*salad I. 4ow calash aspire, as art tut be dfisisd ba as plsk Mil the. polities of Ids would ...
... hit UoTernment well at tha*. of EngUah.— The advocate* of slavery mean* of the recognition •f the Confederate Republic will force hire, even if the of Fiance for recognition slighted, to tomethiog to keep from starving; and as this something ii*y draw ...
... abolition of slavery, with pecuniary compensation. TM President proposed this as an initiative, step predicting important practical results thereupon. Tb• New York Time, thinks President Lincoln's plan will not induce auy Shred State to discard slavery. It ...
... obedience ; sure of salvation, whatever crinm they committed; and. accord* ugly, selling inf** slavery, murdering, robbing, and dispossessing of their property both Uatliolu and English Churchmen without the slightest remorse, sons Belial, the only object ...
... Amerleaa War sad Slavery. A DDRICSION will be delivered ea the above rub by the R T. Gomm awl Mr. R. Eta:moor, 16 Death.Am of Cairo, in the THRATRE ROYAL, Heavy-Wreak ma FRIDAY KYINING, 211 rd Lot, M 8 o'Cleek. Admerioa —Boss sal Mel* ed. ; Pit 3d ...
... VIM Ll**lt'itit we shovel, SopWe the agitstios Of/he slavery lessties both in Cherehmad State, and earnestly bops sad raftbat thM4lllOOO and t d o efe nn y ageasily essOad--ftiamid ir iThat Tr= feremostfiselsime baying the Wet eympatby with ithelitientsia ...
... LECTURES UY A. 11. PORTER, ESQ, BARRI January 2nd—Work sod Wages. sth-12e-operative Societies. 7th--Slavery iu the New World. 9th—Eniigratuai treat sail its Admiaiso Numbers Front Seats Back Seats .. Gsllery Dec. 91. ...