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... authorised on behalf the anti-slavery men of America who have sent him to this country to propose that if the Confederate States will immediately commence the work of negro emancipation then the abolitionists and ami-slavery leaders of the Northern States ...
... SLAVERY AT SEA fear that with the extinction of negro slavery in the Stales ilo're lias not bron corresponding emancipation of the race when meiiihers are out of the teach of the law—as the masters of vessels would seem to ihink—on the high sea. But tew ...
... SLAVERY AND RELIGION. If appearances are to trusted, a storm is brewing amongst our American cousins, which threatens a violent convulsion of the Western Continent, if not total disruption of the “everlasting Union.** Slavery, of course, at the bottom ...
... of slavery is more or less involved. The lecturer alluding briefly to the antiquity the institution, gave succinct account of tbs establishment of negro slavery, by the Portuguese in ISOt, shewed bow it differed from ancient, well Eastern slavery, and ...
... policy would have been to the leaden anti-slavery movement thirty yean ago, and (ays it most not supposed that, because their descendants bate not taken part in the emancipation movement their abhorrence of slavery zeal for emancipation has grown cold. ...
... SLAVERY THE CAUSE I’lia followintf ore extracts Irani npei»ch of A. H. « Vice-Presi !-?ot Sou thorn Confederacy, delivered March, : The new h«* put ot rc?t for ever all l!ic asUatitig qucßtion« relfilin? l ...
... Hitnatuvr. Sl', PATUICK'S DAY, (»»>« CHUONICLK). Tbo’ 111 it may may , » ee,n ' wlu,e One link vile slavery wears. u' gl* l * exultation. And seem if free from nil cares ; fain would shake off gloomy sadness. And join one brotherly band, To welcome with ...
... I’iticSlDK.N PROCLAMATION. 'flu; lollovviiiß PresiJenl’s anti-slsvery pro-slavery edict: •• 1 TIIE TCKSIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES AHEEICA.—“ A TItOCLAMAITON, ...
... against Slavery and Secession together; but by far the most sensible observation was that made by Dr. Suwtell, who concluded very short speech with these words—“ Give us your earnest prayers; learn to grow cotton, and there will end of slavery in America ...
... accomplishing these objects, have fished slavery as a system cf government fur the negro race, wherever it exists in such numbers make slavery necessary, or, speak more philosophic.:! well historical accuracy, slavery has Hhc'i naturally from the contact ...
... success would ensure the abolition of slavery. We do not believe that party includes the survivors of that noble band of philanthropists who, under Wilberforce, Clarkson, and Brougham, achieved the abolition of slavery in the British colonies. Much these ...
... quote from one of former speeches, where I declare I have no purpose, directly or iudiretly, interfere with the institution slavery in Suites where it exist*. believe have lawful right so, and nave inclination to so ...