... seekers, for they occasioned him much trouble and perplexity. The nett most troublesome subject was Slavery. He agreed with the memorialists that Slavery was wrong, and differed only in respect to the ways and means of getting rid of it. The extract from ...

... provided for the gradual extinction of slavery, and that only was the cause of the war. The South had sympathisers in the North, but they were of the pro-slavery p arty, who had always hated England because she hated slavery; and he called upon all present to ...

... LITERATURE. SLAVERY IN AMERICA. Journal of a Residence on a Georgian Plantation, in 183k-1' 4 39. By Mrs. Frances Anne Kemble. Longman and Co. This lady, already well-known in the literary world, has published this book to disclose the various evils ...

... deliberate sanction to slavery as it exists is the Southern States contained in that advertisement. Whatever may be our opinions on the war, the churches of Great Britain have long ago emphatically pronounced their condemnation of slavery as opposed to humanity ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY MEETING IN LAMBETH. An enthusiastic meeting was held en Friday evening, in the large building known as the Lambeth Baths, 'Westminster-road, to express sympathy with the anti-slavery party in America. At least 3,000 persons of all classes ...

... THE ATLAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1862. AS TO SLAVERY. The following is the President's proclamation annulling that of General Hunter, which abolished slavery in Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina:— BT THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. Whereas, there appears ...

... PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S PROPOSAL FOR THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. As sta'ed in another column, President Lincoln has sent a message to Congress proposing that the two Houses should, by a joint resolution, offer to cooperate with the Slave States for the gradual ...

... [AEA 111 STRUGGLE with SLAVERY and the SLAVE TRADE. A Tract by the AL lemma Aid Society, price per 100. W. J. Johnson, 121. Fleet- , treet, and all Booksellers ; also, free by l.o•t, of the Society, or six copies free for six postage ; on application ...

... The British and. Fore* Anti -Slavery Society. have addressed a to s burd Palinerstou,in favour of peace. They-:protest against war with the United States, on•dltte ground that it 'would virtually be a war in defence of slavery. A highly successful. meeting ...

... States; on slavery Fremont was rejected, on slavery Lincoln was elected ; the South separated on slavery, and proclaimed slavery as the one cause of separation. It is true enough that the North are not carrying on war to abolish slavery in ...

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

... America, written by a slave in praise of slavery. All these efforts have not made a single convert. If we tolerate slavery, and encourage it, we do so for the sake of getting cheap cotton, and not that we believe slavery to be righteous. No sophistry can blind ...