... what purpose did they secede? It was for the purpose of perpetuating slavery. They raised their arms against the Government of their country, for the purpose. say, of perpetuating slavery; but His providence so directed the blow that, instead perpetuating ...

... SLAVERY. ON MONDAY next, SzPrEm- BRR 21, a LECTURE will be delivered at the TOWN. PALL, Newport (by thn kind perustasion of the Mayor. 8 0 94. on Th. American in connection with Slavery, by th. Rey. W. N. radoured minister of the Fugitive Slave Church ...

... what purpose did the) secede It was for the purpose of peipetuating slavery. The) raided their aims against the Government of their country, for the purpose, say. pci)«ctuating slavery; hut God m II is providence so directed the blow that, instead that ...

... PBQ-SLAVERY AND ANTI-SLAVERY IN MADRID. is reported, says the Morning Star, in Madrid that the sum of 250,000 dollars ( ...

... against slavery, where is my protection ? Mr. Miles, of North Carolina (Democrat) : Can you go to England and incite the labouring classes there to assassinate the Queer.? Mr. Lovejoy : — I don't desire to do that. I claira the right to discuss slavery everywhere ...

... THE RASCALITY OF SLAVERY. About a fortnight ago, in my northern peregrina- tions, I was compelled to seek for a night's lodgings at the mean best tavern of a mean town in Northern Alabama, a frowzy county town with a dusty public square, a boxy church ...

... destroy the p .liti- cal power of slavery was the aim, as it would -be the stMeesa of the SppablicaB party (applause). The great difficulty was v.here to take hold of ,slavery. His judgment was, 4bat the polkical power of slavery should be iiv rthrown, in order ...

... THE WAR'S EFFECT ON SLAVERY. The following is an extract from the letter of a Federal general officer, dated New Orleans, August 27,1863:- The Southern people do not ask for the re-institution of slavery. They understand that nobody is left willing to ...

... RESCUED-'FROM SLAVERY. Sunday, at Plymouth Church, was the regular day for the baptism of infants, and the delightful spring morn- ing tempted a larger number of parents than usual to bring their offspring forward. Having administered the rite to all ...

... SLAVERY v. FREEDOM. Tbe American Union owes its territorial aggrandisement slavery, and its commercinl strength freedom. The two systems labour not unlike their products. The rude, uncultivated animal labour of t he South, worked like a machine, without ...

... traditions bis and their religious and social life, has steadily made war against slavery. The Koran accepted and enforced the code the Old Testament with regard slavery, and a true Mahometan cannot regard the domestic institution,** as the Americans of ...

... wri'h the extinction cf slavery in the late Confederate States. The planters of Cuba may, for all know, acting from the purest of motiv%c, but the time of action is ill-chosen for their reputation unalloyed benevolence. Slavery—in Yonk» e verbiage—is pretty ...