... said it wee a ein, objected to the instant abdulitiva of slavery. whole question “Is slavery a sin or pot ?”* There w- oa great deal of pious rbetoric and eentimen- talism spert on this theme. Slavery was called sinfal becauss evile grow out of it. He denied ...

... at a loss to know, when they have, and still maintain, slavery to the very teeth. We are aware that the war now waging with the two belligerent Powers is not for the purpose of abolish- ing slavery at all, but, on the contrary, will have a great effect ...

... enter into an examination of American slavery—in liberty and slave-y. ita theory and its practical workinz—to satisfy you that, in| the nature of things, slavery must corrupta free nation. (Hear, hear.) Liberty and slavery cannot long co-exist under one Government ...

... to the address of the women of England, sent to her some years since, urging the abolition of slavery in the United States. She says that the great anti-slavery work to which their English sisters exhorted them is almost done. Holloway's Ointment * Pills ...

... carried with him the sympathy of the erowd. He was earnest and emphatic in his of the evils of slavery, and was very load in his praise of Mr Lincoln for the slavery proclamation, he was equally decided in bis denunciation of the hypocrisy of the Northern ...

... 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 ...

... influential men on the subject slavery. Upwards of thirty years ago, when lie was minister of St Georges, had his congregation a considerab e number of wealthy West India planters. At that time, and some his brethren joined the i-slavery society, and it not very ...

... condemn American slavery an outrage upon human right, a cruel ',crone, perpe• tested upon a h-Ipless and unoffending people.' It stated by the Chairman that the object aimed at in both resolutions being the condemnation of slavery, Its could not exactly ...

... amendment of the Constitution, abolishing slavery in the United States. It requires twothirds the States to approve any alteration in the before it can adopted, but as all the Northern States had previously abolished slavery with two exceptions—Kentucky and Deleware ...

... say that this appeal is made test of anti-slavery. Answer— Unless get aid cinoot to fight against slavery tbe Church of Puritans with tbe Word of Go J. Those who oppose this aid do therefore oppose oor anti-slavery ifforta and strength. 7tb, The protestors ...

... the North has been carrying out an anti-slavery policy-sometimes wavering and xig-xag indeed, but which has been gradually beooming more and more defined, and is now emphatic and pronounced. It has abolished slavery in the district of Columbia; prohibited ...

... reported adversely to Mr Sumners’ amendment to the Constitution abolishing slavery, but favourably the resolution declaring that Congress shall have power to legislate that slavery shall not exist within the United States. New York, February 12.—The Confederates ...