... is true, slavery may be regarded as abolished, whatever effect the arming.ol the negroes may have on the fortunes ol the war. A all events it will tend enlist the sympathies of those in this country who wish, above all things, to see slavery abolished ...

... obtained, nor they see much future hope of it. They would compromise upon amendment to the constitution and perpetuation of slavery in the States. urges the people to elect members to the neat Southern Congress who favour six months armistice and submitsion ...

... Wslbridge, in Ibe course of his speech, said—At the b(ginning if the seventeenth century serfdom was introduced Russia and slavery into America, la 1843 the Ccar issued a ukase ng tin.st serfdom, and the Caogress of the United States in the 1846 declared ...

... intelligence became a better customer. If the South ehould become independent—(immense cheering and counter cheering)—and slavery was carried clear from the Atlantic to the Pacific, of what value would a slave empire be to England ? The labour of England ...

... Aherdtenshire. It is true that the cultivation of crofts and small farms is regarded in south as little better than a system of slavery, becats the cultivators have to work harder, and, it may be, tar worse than common farm tervant. It is also asserted that ...

... brilliant eloquence of one of tbejmost gifted of America's sons, as he painted the blessings of liberty, and the horrors of slavery. This week the news from America is extremely meagre. In the West nothing farther has been attempted either the Federals or ...

... enemy. He further declares that for every black man in the military service of the Government mav, upon capture, be sent into slavery, a wh te rebel prisoner shall be kept in prison at bard labour until the black man is released. In the case of toe Peterboff ...

... the reported determination of the Administration not to listen to tbe terms of settlement witbont the total extinct ion of slavery, nor to bold any interview with tbe Confederate Government to arrange a preliminary peace, proves that the Admio : a‘ration ...

... French army; Roma tbe capital of^ltaly; separa- tion of Poland from Russia; reconstitution of tbe Poland of 1772; abolition of slavery in tbe Sontbern States; and re-establishment of tbe Union with tbe Northern States ; liquidation soon as possible, and in ...

... I merely intended to speak of the Pro Germans, (or the Holy Raman Catholic Church advooi.ei the interest of the Smth and slavery throughout ihe country, and both the shepherds and the fbek, together with the whole Inahry, are among the staunchest Sec ...

... f;ist drawing on, the groans and lamentations ot these poor in fight Oban ;un i having secured accummodation for tho 0 f slavery and crime, they paced up anti down dit, started for Dunstatlnago Castle. road leads t^e r wca rv prison-house, were truly ...

... want to gag the Southerns. You protest against their being even heard in 4 religious families. No, gentlemen. We hate all slavery, and we object to enslaving anybody. Let everybody be heard. But this evidence o: cowardice and this attempt at tyranny arc ...