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... PROHIBITION OF SLAVERY DECLARED. Puts?. Friday. —Toe N.ii steamer. 'Persia.' from New York no 18th, ►as arrived. She . petit. of her awl and proeeoded to Li, etp.ol, all eel. Yaw y o . evening —Despatches from Isola army state that all it quiet I. frost ...
... ing article. Engraving are gives of two of Mr Paton's Art Union pictures, illustrative of American slavery. They are secompanied by some pourable verses of Miss Ise Craig's, called The Song of the Freed Women.' In these we stale find expreraion of idea ...
... hitting for slavery, but mold not sty that ws were delving against it. It seemed to be our peep:ere ' to convince the rebel. that they were hamming under whapprebrmi.in .1 Northern opinion concerning slavery, that :bough the friends of slavery we were not ...
... find that he could not be ' continued in a stets of slavery, or compelled to perpetual service, and to discharge Mr from sending the petitioner abroad.' The Sheriff found 'that the state of slavery is not recovised by the l►ws of this kingdom, and is ...
... and in schools, and finally, that I:ahcia may send no ( 1) members to the Council of the Empire. SLAVERY IN AMERICA. The Tiws a detailed history of slavery the United States, au,/ remark., in a leader, that the right belongs, with all its advantage!, to ...
... sympathy with the Southtwhile slavery is its backbone and bond of union. True enough, the sudden manumission of its slaves we may feel to be dangerous to slave owners, and fatal to the Confederacy. Probably, without slavery, the South could not exist m ...
... the Fall, .4 St Antbouy, but also to .apply au historical .botch of the between the Northern Slavery Southern St a tes, from the fint introduction of the Slavery into tamper, with all acetone of the gnat political parties to which tt has given rise. IVO ...
... stronger. England, he tells his audience, is the most unfriendly to America of any nation on earth, and her conduct on the slavery q ue s ti on was hellish, damnable hypocrisy.' This mild orator, like more American speakers, would make powerful language ...
... great truth that slavery is the natural awl moral ismilition of the negro.' Hitherto the North had indicate) its desire uot to ioterfere with the rights of existing Slave States, ;mil the furthest ILMULN'S Cabinet had gone was that slavery should not be ...
... Divine Vrovidenee of allaying the excitement and preventing further outbreaks of a shouter character for the suppression of slavery. ...
... Porto at Paris, the payment of interest on fonm•r debts will be immediately resumed. AMERICA. PROBABLE. ELECTION OF AN ANTI SLAVERY PRESIDF:NT-FEAR' FOR DISUNION. Qt . Friday.—The City of ‘Vaallington' (a), from New York on 4th inst., Firrived here this ...
... mission. THE SLAVERY QUESTION:. (Prow Harmer Several of the newspapers am worrying themselves about the slavery mention. some of them ineisting that our generals shall howl th proceed to emancipate the three, while other. demand that slavery, alone of Southern ...