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... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. The House of Representatives passed the Senate bill prohibiting slavery in all the United States territories• Affairs iu New Orleans unchanged. All municipal and police duties are performed by military appointees. The Nova Scotia ...
... SECESSION AND SLAVERY. Secede, ye Southern States, secede, No better plan could be, If you of Niggers would be freed, To set your Niggers free. Runaway slaves by federal law At present you reclaim ; So from the Union straight withdraw, And play the Free ...
... slavery ; and latterly to the prospect of our being dragged into a war, notwithstanding an earnest desire to remain neutral. The year closes amidst great uncertainty. A wistful eye is anxiously looking across the Atlantic to descry the bearer of the message ...
... 'Twas this that in heaven sicken'd me, And made me rebel turn For that mind is wed to slavery Where no ambitions burn. who would be a seraph, For ever on the wing Or who would live in Paradise, To know no other thing Enter Eve. --Was that the nightingale ...
... POETRY. GOD REIGNETIL v e rse. the passing of the Constitutional Amendment abolishing slavery throughout the United States of America. Heaven, earth, rejoice the hour is come Of glory to the human name, Columbia's hand bath cleansed her shield Of that ...
... AMERICA. New York, May 13, Evening. The House of Representatives passed a bill abolishing slavery in territories of United States by vote on division of 85 to 50. SURRENDER OF NORFOLK. A delegation of citizens met General Wool near Norfolk, and surrendered ...
... President Lincoln will adhere to his Emancipation Proclamation. The knowledge of this, perhaps, may account for the defence of slavery, which appears this week in the Times. So strongly attached is the leading journal to the South, and so intense is its hatred ...
... but it has fallen to the lot of Wm.L.Garrison, the originator of the anti-slavery movement in America, to enjoy it in full measure. When he commenced to agitate against slavery in America, he stood almost alone ; and arrayed as he was in opposition to ...
... at Columbus on the 9th. lie deprecated congres sional neglect of internal improvements, and discussed the slavery question from an anti-slavery point of view. The War Department is preparing for effecting operations in the Spring against the Indians, ...
... The production of cotton bad therefore been insufficient and insecure ou account of the institution of slavery. (Applause.) The South had made slavery the issue, and having pushed into inevitable ruin—(Hear, hear)—was it possible that this great cotton ...
... instructive address in the U.P. Church, which was crowded to excess, on The American Crisis and Slavery. The lecturer very ably pow frayed the evils of slavery, as experienced iu his own case and that of his wife, detailing an account of their escape and ...
... that for some end the child had gone too near the rapid current and slipped in. .llr Craft on Slavery.—On the 23d curt., an address was delivered on Slavery, in the U. P. Church, by Mr Craft, who is a man of colour, and a commercial traveller, but at ...