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... AMERICAN SLAVERY. Yesterday evening the Rev. Dr. Cheever, an eminent American minister, the author many treatises well known in this country, delivered a lecture in the Metropolitan Hall, on the subject of the present American crisis, in which dealt with ...
... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. Advices from Brazil announce that the question of slavery had lately occupied the serious attention the Government, and that at the next meeting of the Chambers measures for Its gradual extinction will be introduced. Among the most ...
... Boston Convention, and to give my opinion upon the question How can American slavery be abolished i*’ I consider the application is made as conceiving to represent the anti-slavery body in this country and I believe that 1 speak their sentiments as well as ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY AMENDMENT OF THE AMERICAN* CONSTTrCfTION. The Bottom A dr rrliter of the Ist «*>'B : deKpatchea by telegraph this morning announce the passage yesterday, by the House of KeprescntaUres. the amendment the Constitution of the United States ...
... Slavery, and removal of all oppnswlon. for Piayor In the VK.STIBL'LK of the MABINEMT CHURCH, Eight o'clock, p.m. Baptist chapel, LOWER ABBEY -STREET. Tho Members of the Baptist Church moling In Abbey-street, Dublin, hare, for some two or time years past ...
... FEMALE SLAVERY IN IRELAND. TO EDITOR OP SAUNDERS’S NEWS-LETTER, Sir—When Thomas Hood published his celebrated Song of the Shirt,” public sympathy gushed forth freely in behalf of these ill-used women who were engaged in that important branch of female ...
... and the remedies to be adopted, and even tbo most violent the Anti-Slavery and Ultra-Republican papers call fora total change men and me isurea to save the country from the tuin into which it 5s drifting.” APPROPRIATION OF INDIAN FAMINE SURPLUS FUNDS ...
... more &nd Annapolis, between slavery and a fellow feeling many points with the North, has now decided in its Legislature, by vote of 53 to 13, not to call a convention on the question of secession. This border state will be in the position of the damsel ...
... may a (?ood deal. Lord Grey, in tour year» t passed the great Reform Bill, abolished West Indian slavery, and amended the old poor law system—a most difficult and unpopular undertaking. The late Sir R. I’eel, from 1841 to 1846, introduced ahostof useful ...
... the South to extend slavery Into other territories than their own, to fill up all the offices home and abroad by men loyal to that abominable system, and to corrupt the young and ambitious by requiring them to swear fealty to slavery as condition to success ...
... Liverpool Correspondent. He says—*' Mr. Lincoln's proclamation on slavery will prove wholly inoperative against the South, There is, however, a rational prospect the termination of slavery, but not by the pen of Mr. Lincoln. The Suath, as an independent ...
... the renouncement of slavery probable, not because it was unjust, but because it was ' unprofitable. It was the Abolitionists who bad brought i this about. The question of profit had entered largely i into the consideration slavery. For twenty years England ...