... THE CHKISTIAMITr OF SLAVERY, The Spectator protests in the follow in able article against the attempts of the rimes •od Saturday Review to defend slavery from the this new gospel of the Christianity of slavery, are these good tidings that every slave ...

... DOMESTIC SLAVERY. We !forth Rriton,') have over and neer aga n illustrated in columns the banishing of domestic servitude, and we are glad to see, thruuxh the attention drawn to this subject by eurrespondeers in various of our contemporarick that our ...

... MB BRIGHT ON SLAVERY. Mr Bright Thursday night addressed crowded meeting of Trades Unionists in St James’s Hall, London, assembled to express sympathy with the Northern States of America and their emancipation policy. From the brief telegraphic summary ...

... TUB QUESTION SLAVERY. It was said ought not to have done it because this was a community of slaveholders. Gentlemen, I trust that our abhorrence of slavery is not in the least abated or diminished, (Loud cheers.) For own part, I consider one of the most ...

... ry defence of the institution of slavery was delivered: The Bev. George F. Kettell said that the real question was as to the change of discipline, and that was based on the question as to the right of slavery. Slavery was called sinful, because evils ...

... remedies to adopted; and even the most violent of the anti-slavery ultra-rcpubhcan party call tor total change of men and measures, to save the country from the ruin to which it is drifting. ‘Roches Point, Wednesday morning —The Liverpool. New York, and ...

... was simply impassioned appeal to this country not to throw its weight into the scale in favour of slavery. Now, if the existence or perpetuation of slavery were truth involved the question of Southern recognition, at least air of plausibility might given ...

... merely because it hippened to have within its borders the institution of slavery; but in this case it is a new Stats, which intends to set itself up on the sole basis of slavery—and slavery, it is blasphemously said—is to be its chief corner stone. ...

... real difficulty—slavery—out of which spring all the others. The question is a big one, but it is apparent to every man, who is not the victim of some mental crotchet, that, notil some master mind grapples with the question of slavery in America, the States ...

... extending and perpetuating human slavery. It was war to establish slave empire, of which slavery should be the corner-stone. God pardon those ho sought to establish such a system. In proof of the fact that slavery, and slavery alone, was the cause of secession ...

... Iteaufnet, Mouth Carolina, November 111:—'•Black slavery at the North is a different thing from white slavery. and I beg 1.. say to those who still I. an to the ante of the .oppressor that white slavery is • constitatiouar in townie. Among tM. slaves „ ...

... Confederates. If the South are really fighting for independence, and not for the retention of slavery, and if tho North aro prepared to insist on the abolition of slavery an essential condition of peace, the Confederates are not likely to entertain anch a p ...