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... authorised, on behalf of the anti-slavery men of America who have sent him this country, to propose that if the Confederate States will immediately commence the work of negro emancipation, then the Abolitionists and anti-slavery leaders of the Northern Slates ...
... SLAVERY SACRIFICED FOR VERT STATES! ...
... abolition of slavery :— “As the object of the war on the part of the Con- federate States is the overthrow of the national Union for the perpetuity of slavery, so there is, we presume, but one mind at the North, that if the overthrow of slavery is necessary ...
... SLAVERY AMERICA.?RETRIBITION Some unknown friend New Orleans has us with copies of the Weekly Cretcent, published in that city on 17th and nil., from one of which quote the following horrible narrative, communicated party engaged as slave smuggler on ...
... SLAVERY SACRIFICED VER IN THRE N ITED STATES |! LINEN AND CALICO PLACED ON A DEAD LEVEI, ...
... the Senate Chamber this morning without the conviction that the ‘‘ Conscript Fathers” had si- lently pronounced the doom of Slavery on this Conti- nent. An Act of Congress will unquestionably strike the shackles off the Africans in every State of the Union ...
... of Lord John Russell and in. torious offences against God have beeu committed by guilty, attributing the misdeeds to slavery. Slavery, vint below Washington. shall exist to all classes of seciety the denizen | propositi ons of a portion of the English ...
... purpose. N\hen they took Harper's Ferry they seized 2,000 negroes, many of whom were free, and marched them to slavery. The National (U.S.) Anti-Slavery Standard, of September 15. says that party of coloured men sent to Manassas, under flag of truce, to bury ...
... The “Confederate” Presbyterian Church and Slavery. Ar the late meeting of the “ Southern General As- sembly,” which met in Columbia, South Carolina, the of slavery was fully entered on, and the posi- tions taken were against the re-opening of the slave- ...
... MALT TAX. If slavery is not been adduced before them. rties on both sides agree to the provisions of the in intelligence, education, and good citizenship, that | right which proceeded from an act of injustice. Prus- am naturally anti-slavery. ll being referred ...
... been made in the abolition of slavery since Mr. Lin- The military pro- coln’s inauguration in March, 1861. gress of the Federal arms is equally astonishing, and proves to every impartial mind that the Southern cause is as hopeless of ultimate success ...
... matism, Lumbago, Pains in the Limbs, Headach diseuss the claims which the Northern States had made that slavery was the cause of the war. Slavery, Sore Throats, and every complaint caused by a it was said, caused the war. Then no man, and es- larities ...