... MANCH VIEWS OF THE SLAVERY QUESTION. Our Manchester correspondent, whose ability is manifest in all that proceeds from his pen, takes, in his communication printed in our columns of to-day, an almost pro-slavery view of the Slave Question. Living in ...

... UNION PARTY AND THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The Rev. Dr Breckenridge, in his speech inaugurat- ing the Convention at Baltimore, made a statement which was remarkable, not only as expressing the sentiments of the Convention which has nominated Mr Lincoln again ...

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... THE AMERICAN WAR, AND AMERICAN SLAVERY. ...

... BRIGHT THE WAR AND SLAVERY. The following eloquent passages from Blight's speech at Birmingham are supplementary to our telegraphic report: THE OBJECT OF THE SOUTH TO PERPETUATE SLAVERY FOR EVER. Is there a man here that doubts that trie object of the ...

... ELECTION OF AN ANTI-SLAVERY PRESIDENT. Mr has been elected President of the United States. Mr is the friend of Britain, and the foe of slavery. Mr the defeated candidate, is the reviler of the Eng- institution.” lish nation, and the champion of “the peculiar ...

... espasian, collected as a tax dnug, it does sot smell ; w with ignorance, when it serves to a false of piety; with slavery, when that slavery seeks to clothe its nakedn*-*s with the tig leave® of texts from the Pentateuch, and with the Devil himself, when ...

... THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE SOUTH THE DOOM OF SLAVERY. (From the Economist. ) Extension of Slavery beyontl its present area will lie impossible when once the existing Slave States are independent, because their own extension will then peremptorily forbid ...

... Slavery in Africa. -Let it be that' without the encouragement -„j • traders, slavery would not last agricultural tribes the wealth and influence which commerce brings, and they would quickly put Hem to the incursions of the alave-huufcers i t want* only ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY AND THE UNITED STATES. The following address of the Committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society has been published :— The Committee of the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society, having observed with the deepest ...

... no Congress Bhould have power to pass any law affecting slavery. And at the first convention of the Episcopal Church of the Confederation, one of the most influential ministers spoke of slavery sacred trust plac'd in hands Ood ! The rev. sjieaker concluded ...

... Hall Edinburgh of * forthe benefit of the Fund in ado the fs The Rev. the audience, said—I no doubt, sound over all mow, of slavery. I dea’ are aware a “i United oa Federal States be made unless the two-thirds of States; the Fi themecives that to make up ...