... once — for the Federals who are taking measures with the object of getting rid of slavery, and keeping the Union intact ; for the Seces- sionists, who are upholding slavery, nnd trying to break the Union ; and in addition, these Bri- tish abolitionists ...

... Bradford an opportunity of shewing that they hated slavery with all their hearts, and that they sympathised with President Lincoln in his efforts to sweep away the cause of the war, and the mainstay slavery throughout the world. Mr W. E. Forsteb, M P. for ...

... The plan of getting rid of slavery by compensation will, we should suppose, hardly please any party. The Democrats would like to have the old Union over aoain, slavery and all. The Abolitionists would be for abolishing slavery at a blow, and the Southerns ...

... in view is to express the deep grief, and indignation with which we have perused the pleading oa behalf of slavery tn general, and American slavery particular, to which many servants of the Lord Jesus Christ have not scrupled to append their names. With ...

... or free. The Republican party held that slavery was the creature of local law, and ihat Congress being supreme in the terri- I tories, the local authorities had no power to legislate either for or against slavery. Such was the position of the several parties ...

... question, martial law was in existence that martial Jaw and slavery are incompatible, and that therefore the slaves were free. We must say, without any reference to the institution of slavery, that that seems to very singular notion of law. Where martial ...

... DIFFICULTIES OP THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The Bill for the emancipation of the slaves in the district of Columbia was finally passed by the House of Representatives on Friday, after an earnest ; attempt to prolong the discussion by the Pro-Slavery i party, and a ...

... destruction to us and our institutions, that slavery shall now and for ever be abolished, we laugh at them! We are, on the contrary, perfectly satisfied that the Almighty has permitted all this to perpetuate the slavery of the race; the only condition in which ...

... The plan of getting rid of slavery by compensation will, we should suppose, hardly please any party. The Democrats would like to have the old Union over aoain, slavery and all. The Abolitionists would be for abolishing slavery at a blow, and the Southerns ...

... would excuse him) knaves. (Hear, hear, and laughter.) Why, ah very was the alphabet, the ABC of the war : slavery waa the remote cause ; slavery was the primary and immediate cause. No man in America pretvnded that it was not the cause ; man in the South ...

... any account of himself, ft it not known who is. Slavery in South Africa. —The confusion existing throughout the Free State and on its borders worse confounded further northward in the Transvaal. Slavery is said to exist there, with most its accompanying ...

... . the slaves were able to revolt en to risk everything in order to $ain their freedom, slavery would long ago have become irapossible. On the hand, the pro-slavery assertion that the negroes would massacre and burn and ravish if any encouragement were ...