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... NEGRO SLAVERY. The New York World states— Our readers will remember the extraordinary stories which were scattered all over the country touching the valour of the negro soldiers who partkie pated in the first assault on Port 'Judson. It was claimed that ...
... MINISTERIAL ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE. The following communication has been received by Mr Thomas B. Potter, President of the Union and Emancipadon Society, in reply to the letter addressed by him to President Lincoln, enclosing the address to ministers ...
... others labour for them. It la proved that slavery, founded upon the alleged necessity of peopling celonieti, ham not I.ei r ipl!d them, but boa produced depopulation and a deplorable Mortality.' it is proved that slavery, founded upon the pretext of converting ...
... THE DAILY REVIEW, FIMIA.Y, JANUARY f61,11g43. negative (of slavery and anti-slavery), and stands there bottled up in two world-batteries! The stirring of a child's finger (the election of Mr Lincoln) brings the two together ; and then— what then I The ...
... maintaining slavery as an institution in the event of a separation of the Slave States from the Free, with all the jealousies and hatreds which such a separation was likely to beget, and with only au imaginary line between the lauds of slavery and freedom ...
... ,VI pgement to protect domestic slavery, so fa not to make it • question in any plan of pacification and restoration of the Union. The policy of the Lincoln party, on the other hand, pointed to a restoration of the Union as • primary object, but regarded ...
... give their powers to increase slavery, to extend slavery, and also to make treaties with foreign Powers, by which they should be compelled to give up escaped tames in fact, that report wes a report on the question of slavery only from tie beginning to the ...
... THE DAILY REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, le6l. IN the days of American slavery, the n-gerr women of the South constituted fully one-half the field locus in the labour of cotton culture. Hata last year they worked in the Sold to woad/table extent; but a Southern ...
... Seven Pages. AYEAR of the SLAVERY QUESTION in the UNITED STATES, 1868-60. By J. M. Lum.ow.--In Volume of GOOD WORDS for 1862 ...
... STOWE ON THE AMERICAN WAR & SLAVERY. About eight years ago an address, most numerously signed by English women, was presented to the women of the United States, praying them to use their influence for the abolition of negro slavery in that country. Mrs Beecher ...
... tt ONBA OFTES. THE CONFEDE- and Foreign Anti-Slavery So. toe ((included to Lewd Palmerston a setting forth that an motivation iet on foot, in this country, for the I:spoil/use of promo ‘ ting an agitation to ' for so -mlledConfederate States of reco gnition ...
... Zbe Vas. THE SLAVERY OUTRAGES IN THE SOUTN'SEAS. (From Ow Daily News.) We have received through the Australian papers further particulars relating to the atrocious outrages of Peruvian elave-dealers in the South Seas to which we called attention some ...