... WHITE SLAVERY IN LONDON: At Guildhall, on Tuesday, a respectable looking youth, of delicate appearance, !muted Charles Batty, was euinmoped by Mr. Joseph Tircbuck, i•rioter, of 3, Wind.orcourt, Monkwell-street, for that, being his apprentice, he unlawfully ...

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... Tag PRINCIPLE 3 OF TERTOT historical truth, and you may well be proud of it. But slavery of another kind~and slavery even The foilowiog adicins “was/ ia the | more galling —enchains youand your eouatry io Music Holi, Bulfast, the Adaiversury | ourowa ...

... the right to interfere with the institution of slavery and to emancipate slaves. Besides, if offer slaves their freedom as boou confess that we wore insincere, and hypocritical, in assertmg that slavery was the best state for negroes themselves— had been ...

... States, such as New York, are ¢ interested in the upholding of slavery — > South iteelf, and come what will, they disposed to allow the Union to be sever 62} the South will not yield slavery to the the North will yield it up entirely tothe and if it cannot ...

... Liverpool correspon dent. He says:—“Mr Lincoln's proclamation on slavery will prove wholly inoperative against the South. There is, however, a rational prospect of the termination of slavery, but not the pen of Mr Lincoln. The South as an independent power ...

... 'would not save the Union, they could at the same time destroy slavery, I do not agree with them. My paramount object is to save the Union, and Ps not either to save or to destroy slavery. Yet this is the great head of the great Abolition party in the ...

... left behind her. when her power was driven from the land of Washington, that scourges America to-day.- 'Hie dark blot of slavery is on the South, where the African race is treated in the mostoutrageous manner. There the poor Negro is sold like the beast ...

... and, as a means of guards blacke! od the town illustrating the of slavery, sach astate tanee, won This and other 2] a 4 ...

... Let all parties in the North recollect that whilst Slavery exists in the States, there will be danger »f war ; and therefore, the beat plan is to rem ive the hone of can'ention, and put an end to slavery forever. A hug-bear, we are told by people who have ...

... or hcrenfti-r to be acquired, slavery shall be recognised, and slave property protected l!ke other property They would not satisfied to have this new and startling measure passed into law, but they demanded that slavery, now only a creature of local ...

... abomination of slavery, and while they believe it has called down God's curse upon the country, yet they do respectfully assert that the great question in not fully understood by the people of this great nation. The moral aspect of slavery in America is ...