... the American War, including die question of slavery. A gratifying communication from the French branch of the Alliance sympathising with the Federal Cause, because it has now determined to pat down slavery, was reed to the conference. A resolution respecting ...

... by one section of the North. We earnestly trust that America will never supply England with another bale, until the sin of slavery has been banished fro m its soil. So long as England purchases the cotton of the Southerners she partakes of their sine, and ...

... purpose of his life, however, Zlirto be the mh areesion of slavery, soil zealously t r e . e d rork, ma ad be suppose, the anti-slavery mum Is 1828 I kurge was secretary to the Bineinghen Anti-Slavery Sean. Then was a division in the ranks of the party es ...

... be le of forming • Judgment of wish a men; and las hinmelfgives bis TIMM for this when hif expressos himself in favour of slavery, or at may rate of elm ovum, and shar i m i t war up= Nails, whisk If had Importill to Thompson's Weems, he must hams in the ...

... correspond with the venous tocketies in England, Ammo, and other countries. fur the purpose of promoting the entire aboltion of slavery wherever it exists, the education and assistance of freedman, and the publication of Gets be ring upon this great cause of ...

... Wien; y , at Twelve o'clock the jpo.. at Tammaamee tees Houma ay QavAMT. Teem& Doak. it the be aloud trees the TIMID Day ?slavery, after ths 11, order, I. T. BIRD, °Sete, 40, Paillsmealetavet, Westath.ler,lltb ISSS. • • the ou Pier Irma. Ryde, for Stake's ...

... should the cultivation of cotton in America become unprofitable, the planters would suddenly become enlightened and discover slavery to be a monstrous enormity, and that iniquity of iniquities,'. would be abandoned. ...

... fact is open to all comprehensions, that the upholders of slavery have received a blow from which they nerer will recover. Slavery ceased to be a national institution on the abolition of slavery in the district of Columbia. This important fact must have ...

... right side, while his speech was upon the wrong. The hon. member as an Englishmen was compelled to asp that he was posed to slavery, but mark his gentle disapmad; if it amounted to a disapproval at all. Alter having admitted that the master was protected ...

... falsehoods charged against the Federal Government, and proof, amounting to positive demonstration was given, that slavery, and slavery alone, was the cause of the draggle. Vice-President own words were repeated, to refuse a belief of which, illustrates ...

... triumph of a party whose main--indeeel wham only principle of action was open and undisguised hoetiaty to the institution of slavery. The war commenced upon that ground, and has been carried on upon it. What say the Confederate apologists to this plain dealing ...

... was however, in perfect keeping with the object in view, th e maintenance of that unequalled crime—Slavery. We are aware that some persons deny that Slavery was the cause of the war, but we have lately proved by the public proclamation of the seceders of ...