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... THE SLAVERY QUESTION IN THE SOUTH. The great question of the arming of the negroes the South, and the certainty, if they be armed and drilled, and converted into good soldiers, zealous for the cause in which they fight, that the North will be compelled ...
... power to abolish slavery I ause right of maintaining slavery pr _V_lji|WJ it by law of States' Bights, but when and used the slaves overturn (be I then m his Commander-in-chief of the forces, Lincoln could step in and abolish slavery. wasito ■nr Lincoln's ...
... society—a struggle prolonged through two generations—it has abolished slavery on the national territory ; and the national Government has ceased to be a slaveholding power. Slavery has sunk to mere State institution, and deprived of national sanction ...
... AMERICAN METHODISM AND SLAVERY. From an address to the Anti-Slavery public of Great Britain, dated New York, 12th June 1860 and signed H. Mattison, we extract the following - I am fully satisfied, from figures that « will not li ' and from inquiries ...
... its membership, an abiding conviction of the great evil of slavery. The clause was too much for the pro-slavery Methodists. Accordingly, a non-natural interpretation was resolved upon; slavery as it exists in the United States being pronounced not a moral ...
... DR NORMAN MACLEOD ON SLAVERY. lb- Macleod was one the speakers tit meeting of the Glasgow Freedmen's Aid Society on Friday night. the course of his remarks, he sai l: —The freedom which was now enjoyed in America had cost much, but it was worth the cost ...
... POLYGAMY AND WOMAN-SLAVERY NATAL. the I« s * the Cape of Good Hope, we Alliance the , ~ J polygamy or womanslavery amongst the Kaffir population in Natal. It discloses ot matter for a parallel to which we must look to ****** of America, or to the Mormon ...
... THE DIFFICULTIES OF ABOLISHING AMERICAN SLAVERY. From an able article in the discussing the obstacles in the way of emancipating the American slaves, we take the following extract: Let us see, however, to the present condition of the slaves of America ...
... LORD BROUGHAM AND AMERICAN SLAVERY. Lord Brougham's latest utterance on the question of Slavery appears the form of a letter to distinguished member of the Society of Friends. The Wigliam family have long been eminent for their zeal in every good work ...
... THE BRITISH ANTI-SLAVERY AGITATON. apologists of the chivalrous South irri- that they have not succeedotVia polluting the conscience or silencing the voice Britain upon the odiousness of slavery, now seek to discredit our sym • pathy with the bondsman ...
... Boston Convention, and to give my opinion upon the question ' How can American slavery abolished I consider the application made me as conceiving me to represent the anti-slavery body in this country; and I believe that 1 speak their sentiments well as my ...
... nation been reproach on account of slavery allowed and cherished at the very seat of its power. Now that, at last, have an Administration and a Congress, which, if representing anything bat spoils, represent the anti-slavery idea of the free States, with clear ...