... with I LINCOLN to Congress, providing compensation for two eons, at 7, Churchyard, Hackney. One of the any State abolishing slavery. Tlie majority of the sons had been out of employment for some time from members for the Border States repudiate the illness ...

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... governed the number of the Conuaimionete should be reduced from twenty-seven to seven, with • change of two every year. The slavery and petty domination prevailing in the town, whose interests Be Chairman thinks have been so hardly and cruelly treated, would ...

... delivcrience Gem by any Inning is a scarce of rejoicing every lover of liberty, and especially to all tree hearts to whom slavery is It must, however, be admitted that what die daimons, if the rase tobsejelase.ftwill be noir PrevideneZ= about by the valor ...

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... result whatever. If England interferes just now she will expose herself ti the charge of saving the vile system of Domestic Slavery, with all its horrors, from the destruction which in all probability awaits it. In reply to Mr. OSBORNE, Sir 0. C. Liwis said ...

... for the fax acceptance or rejection of thase States now in rebellion, which may adopt on immediate or gradual abolition of slavery within their limits. Efforts to colonise 'region with their consent will be continued. The President further proclaims that ...

... has the infection of freedom spread in Louisania that many of the sugar-planters who were the most inveterate supporters of slavery, declare that they would not return to the old state of things even if they had the choice. But fortunately for the slave ...

... concede our sympathies to the weaker party that may exhibit a km boastful spirit without advocating the inhuman system of slavery. We muse dissociate our minds altogether train the passions which result in carnage, in order to gimp true freedom which weeps ...

... the midst of this chaotic darknese, there shines forth a light for the future—in the impossibility of ever re-establishing slavery again in all its old enormity, let the war terminate it may. THE APPROACHING IMPROVEMENTS. However somnolent the Directors ...

... his services if they were needed. but be was glad to know they were not. Having expremed his strong condemnation of negro slavery, be said be was proud to aekoowledge himself • eitisee of the United States, which be could claim his adopted soantry, as ...

... country. Bo far as he represented a system the triumph of the United States has brought it so completely to an end that for slavery there can be no resurrection. So absolutely powerless was he that, travelling through the territory over which be profaned ...