... white slave lies struggling in a lake of blood. Poor Poland scow in vain over the martyrdom of her .one. The ruler tau said ' Slavery or death,' as if a people should perish without uttering the death-cry of despair. In the tame of God, then, and of oppressed ...

... an end to slavery, then he could understand that their sympathies would be with the Federal.. We in this country, he contended, had seen sufficient to persuade us that they were neither honest nor earnest in their profession to put down slavery, but that ...

... garrison Vera Cras. Other accounts that be Preach purebred them. At all to English ideas, it has the nearest to _Waffle in slavery than anything we me can name. But all things are ordered fee es best. we awe taught to believe, and the lovers filmegress ...

... has the following:— I', is a disgraceful fact that alleged fugitive slaves, under the administration of the notorions pro-slavery functionary, Commissioner Cox, are arrested almost daily, without any process of law, and taken back to Maryland. Last week ...

... end on which that revelation? It is fcr public opinion to reply. Uttar' on Slavery. Mr. Benjamin Scott, ERAS, Chamberlain of Loudon, gave an interesting aneription of slavery as it existed in past times amongst Jews, sod Christians, in the large hall ...

... boy, who, by his grandfather's desire, has been christened Lincoln, in honour of the American President who has abolished slavery. The Paris papers give the following letter from the Prince Imperial to the eldest son of the late Dec de Morny : My dear ...

... attack him on the 2nd inst. The Senate has, by a tarp majority, pass, ell a law amending the constitution, and prohibiting slavery. T[ll3 resolution, however, Las yet, as it is stated, to pass the Howie of Representatives, and the state legislatures. At ...

... upon the state of society in Jamaica, which, it was hoped, ocesidering the length el time that had elapsed the abolition of slavery, would by this Lave bemune somewhat harmonious ; bat he regretted to find that, hand, there existed so much ill will, difficulties ...

... memorable as the year of emancipation, when all the bloodibed of the American war ended 1 one gloriosa resuk, the abolition of slavery. We cannot forget, either. how has carried away with it some of the earth) greatest stem, but we can remembee it chiefly to ...

... Attorney- General of the State of Massachusetts, and, as the Tribune truly says, one of the earliest, ablest, and firmest anti-slavery men of that State. That gen' tleman, doubtless, in order to help the Government out of the dilemma into which it thrust itself ...

... for meek doss The dreadful war in our country is M a skim; the rebePloa will be srippres•wl. ad 1 wow Imo high hopes that slavery will go dww with IL Xy resew me- • And, the rcnbectioa lir Lintels, whe wee mainly opposed on the ✓eel al Wined abolition ...

... there are indications of a junction of pro-elivery Union men with the Secession sympathisers against the unconditional anti-slavery Union party. This is represented as the probable status of political parties throughout the South. The press have withdrawn ...