... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SLAVERY SUFFOLK. To Muster Punch, Sir, I baint skollard myself, but bor Jim goo to parsons stale, and parson axed what I thowt o’ this here extract from a Jamal which rad to ma and yow live in Lunnon praps yowmay be? heard on it t’ Bounded soffon like ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE BEACON. AMERICAN SLAVERY. The Morris Town correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch, of January 23rd, says : There was auction of negroes here to-day, and Dollars Pounds Negro girl 17 years old, brought 1,505 equal 301 17 ~ „ 1,570 „ 314 ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE BEACON. abolition of slavery proclamation. elutions. OP Paris -' I ■'annot stand, aaya Fudge, ‘the endless vows of Frcncli faces we meet a. we walk along the Boulevards. I never meet with one that looks if it was the countenance of a ...

... Boston Convention, and to give my opinion upon the - question How can American slavery bo abolished , consider tho application is mado me. conceiving to represent the anti-slavery body in this country; and I believe that I speak their sentiments well as my ...

... a Republican paper of Washington thereupon says, ‘ that with such pro-slavery orders wo shall soon have an army capable of sustaining Southern rights.' On this question of slavery the North is divided, while the South is united a man, and if the Tribune ...

... colonies of 800,000 bondmen. Since that time France, Uollan i, and Portugal have decreed the abolition of slavery their colonial possessions. Slavery in the United States of America has at length produced a crisis as much more terrible than that which threatened ...

... The New York Times indignantly denies that the slavery question has had any effect on tho trading relations between the North and South. The Governor of Nebraska had vetoed the Bill passed abolishing slavery in that territory. A day of hnmiliation has been ...

... as the Italians and the Chinese, yield evidence of the disintegrating, or innovating spirit of our times. Hitherto tho pro-slavery party were tho ascendant Washington, and from the White House sent its influence throughout all the departments of Government ...

... authority to exercise fie right of search regards boats sailing under European colours. The extinction of- slavery was another ami a distinct question. Slavery had existed in the country for 1,283 years, and was mixed up with its religion. It was a horrible in- ...

... the rebellion, because they have* used the wrong means. If they had abolished slavery, he says, the rebels would have been defeated; because they have not abolished slavery, the Fcderals have been defeated. The trials, tlie disasters of Fredericksburg ...