... SLAVERY. The slavery question is touched on in a letter from New York, which appears in ¢ Tho Times:' — What (asks the writer) is to become of negro slavery ? To hang the rebels is not to be thought of. To attempt to wheedle back the Seceded States, without ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The Washington correspondent of the Daily Netws, writinrf from that city on the 10th of February, makes the following statement : — Yesterday the city was as calm and peaceful as the Sunday in Boston. Were it not for the large sprinkling ...

... with the extinction of slavery in the late Coofederate States. The planters of Cuba may, for all we know, be acting from the purest of motives, but the time of action is ill-chosen for their reputation of unalloyed benevolence. Slavery—in Yankee verbiage—is ...

... THE BIBRLE AND SLAVERY. . | (From the ot b ) ee s e can ve Mun@vm&y&mfin its elovation, and its final extinction. In.the -New mem'enmeflowhbivfinmwho represents the phase and development of the Gospel, sent by the hand of 8 runaway slave, who had sought ...

... MR. GLADSTONE ON SLAVERY. The following letter has been addressed by the secretary of the Chancellor of: the Exchequer-to Mr. L, W Moore, of Northampton. 1t is ip reply toa letter-from Mr. Moore, written after:reading Mr. Gladsone’s Newcastle. speech ...

... is to express the deep grief, alarm, and indignation with which we have perused the pleading on behalf of slavery in general, and American slavery in pariicular, to which so many servants of the Lord Jesus Christ have not scrupled to append their names ...

... SUGAR AND SLAVERY. (Observer.) Whatever may be the opinions entertained with reference to the causes of the dissolution of the United States of America, it can scarcely be doubted by any reflecting person that the effect will be materially to alter the ...

... THE FATE OF A DAUGHTER SOLD INTO SLAVERY BY HER OWN FATHER. It is sometimes the case that masters sell their own children, not always voluntarily; but circumstances at times compel them. It is no uncommon occurrence for the master to select one of the ...

... -abolition slavery, as a means of revenge, will afford no flpleasm-e to extreme abolitionists, and give the greatest offence to the large parties of Northerners who' hate ‘and despise .l: blacks, and have no absttact detestation of slavery, who see in ...

... party to retain slavery, the other party not ot abolishit! Yet in the strife the real question is forgotten and the first causes of dispute seem to be overlooked, and the rival com_ batants fight, because like the knights who fought and sorely maimed ...

... VIOCTOR HUGO ON THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Several republican committees in Spain have written to Victor Hugo, thauking bim for the letter recently published, in which he urged the Spanish people to establish a republic in the place of the monarchy wuich ...

... course of which he examined the question of slavery in his own peculiar manner, and proolaimed himself an unswerving, unfaltering Aholitionist. He drew one of his celebrated pictures of the evi's of slavery, asserting that family | virtue throughont the ...