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... SLAVERY DOOMED live in momentous timet. Scene succeed scene, and event thunders on event—tnilv w know not what a day may bring forth. But datl clouds hover over tome portions of God’s earth eternal sunshine settles on other lands. If 01 our looking to ...
... able to meet England it was necessary to be united, and to be united slavery had to be tolerated. Many in America tad dreaded the destruction of their country more than ttey hated slavery. (Hear, hear.) The principles of the North were irrecoacilable with ...
... recently, the apologists lor slavery to k half-way ground. They Ownfiaed the defence of slavery to thereby giving up the slavery principle, ad mtting other forms of slavery to wrong. The south now main. : tiius that slavery is right, natural ...
... pleased. But with Abraham Lincoln and his known anti-slavery opinions, we shall have trouble. To at once, therefore for a separation from the old flag, and secede and form a confederacy, with slavery for its comer stone must be at once plan and its aim ...
... SLAVERY and SOUTHERN AGRICULTURE, The following highly interesting and important article is from the New York World of the loth ult : The great Impending change in the condition of the negro population, will cause a revolution in the agriculture of sixteen ...
... The Atrocities op American Slavery.—The geneahgy an American slave is traced »nly through the maternal line. The progenitors on the a'e aide art* rarely kn ...
... Scripture used to stock our louses Wives well with slaves ? Again. Paul is said to sanction slavery. Let now atk, What was slavery in the ape of Paul was the slavery, not so much of black at of white men, not merely of barbarians, bufr«f Greeks, not merely ...
... advocate of freedom, or the South the adooca'eof slavery. Democracy quantity which a o pear on both aides, and may therefore rejected, having influence over tho result. From the sketch of the history of slavery which was furnished us by our correspondent in ...
... CONSfQrBMC**. T1 e strength and weskneas of America, Her boundlew ten ry, Her Inaiitutioos, Slavery and its effects upon t e Republic. The Aboliijoaiats, The Pro-Slavery Party, The Free Soil lotnguee of the South master the Union, Lincoln’* Election lo the ...
... of the Union was to get rid of slavery altogether. This was seen in the decree of congress in 1787, forbidding slavery in, any part of the territories W . of the river Ohio; as well as by the gradual abolition of slavery in the several Northern States ...
... SPIRIT 09 TUB CESS. SLAVERY AT WASHINGTON. (From th» Examiner). ...
... emancipation proclamation, nor return to slavery any who have escape! from it. Above a hundred thousand freed slaves are, he says, in the Federal service, half of them as soldiers. And though plainly enough see that slavery is not touched in the Slave States ...