... SLAVERY AS IT IS Just Published, price 2s fid, WILFRED AND MARY, OR, FATHER AND DAUGHTER. A Domestic Comedy, illustrative of American Slave Life. By Theodore St. 80. Edinburgh: Myles Macphail. Glasgow: Murray & son. PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL AND RESTAURANT ...

... LOKD BROUGHAM AND SLAVERY. Lord Brougham had been invited to attend a Convention at Boston, for the purpose of discussing the question as to the mode of abolishing slavery. To the request made with this object, our noble countryman made the following ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION IN AMERICA. The Daily News thus alludes to the manner in which the President’s Message refers to the slavery question:— The language iu which Lincoln refers to the treatment of those slaves who may obtain their liberty in the progress ...

... SLAVERY AS IT APPEARED IN AMERICA Prior to the Great Rebellion FAITHFULLY POURTRAYED, By those who of late have been freed from its iron yoke. The Negro as he is, and as he appeared on the Plantations, with all the WITTICISMS and ECCENTRICITIES Characteristic ...

... and without the walls of Parliament which preceded and accompanied the enactment of Catholic Emancipation, the abolition of slavery, the repea of the Corn Laws, and the passing of the 1832 Reform Bill. Above all, Mr Disraeli, as he amuses himself and the ...

... desirable that slavery should everywhere abolished, and the oppressed allowed to go free ; further, that gross anomaly should be removed from the administration of great people, our kinsmen and co-religionists. At the same time the abolition of slavery in America ...

... lecture on slavery and the AMERICAN WAR, BY THE EEV. GEO. C. HUTTON. The REV. GEORGE C. HUTTON, of Paisley has consented to Deliver hia Eloquent rwion Slavery and the American War,” to a Ureenoch audience, on THURSDAY EVENING, 17th itecember in the New ...

... or destroy slavery, either wholly or part, if union could be obtained by either means.” His meaning was that he was prepared to abolish slavery once, or he would retain it for the present, having destroyed the political character of slavery, leave it for ...

... delivered long speech, w which reviewed tbs slavery question in its relation to the American straggle. The result of that struggle, which had now virtually terminated, would, he said, be ths abolition of negro slavery throughout the whole of the United States ...

... freedom, or the South the advocate of slavery. Democracy a quantity which appears on both sides, and may therefore be rejected, as having no influence over the result. At the time of the American revolution, slavery existed in every state of the Union, ...

... Foreign Affairs of Brazil to the committee forme I at Paris for the abolition of slavery, expresses sympathy for the object tbe committee heart, and declares :—“ The abolition slavery—the necessary consequence of the abolition the slave trade—is henceforth only ...

... contest to be more pro-slavery than did the North to be antislavery. But in reality the North were fighting against slavery as much as the South for it; for if the South succeeded they would establish a slave power; if they foiled, slavery would receive a blow ...