... a eee ——— THE SLAVERY QUESTION, The Ti.#es remarks that a slavery boundary State, under the protection of the North, is the only device which could render possible the perpetuity of slavery in Confederate America. Mr. cUlerson Davis has already provided ...

... WHAT SLAVE then, is the character of slavery as it exists in the Southern States of North America? Itisa system under which men and women, boys and girls, are exposed like cattle in the market-place, and are and sold. Itisa under which a whole race of ...

... WHAT IS SLAVE then, is the character of slavery as it exists in the Southern States of North America ? Itisa system under which men and women, boys and girls, are exposed like cattle in the market-place, and are bought and sold, It is a system uader which ...

... WHAT I SLAVERY? then, is the character of slavery as it exists in the Southern States of North America? It is a system under which men and women, boys and girls, are exposed like cattle in the market-place, and are bought and sold. asystem which whole ...

... AGAINST SLAVERY. Tuk Supreme Junta’s proclamaitoo agaiobt negro •lavery is coached in language strong enough cheer the heart of the most fanatic negro philosophers. It runs thus;— Considering that the enslaving of negroes is outrage on human nature, and ...

... SLAVERY AND THE CONFEDERATE STATES. Ir»OM TUB KBWB.J There are many in thie country profeeeing a rooted avcisn-n alarery, and many also ooneoientioualy •ppoecd the eyaicni, who, they not actually well to the enterpiiee the elave power, pro(«M to «o apodal ...

... world the example of abolishing, fir»t the alave trade, and then slavery. It her glory to have continued for the last sixty years the work of suppteeeiug universally tbe slave trade and slavery, a eojt, is assorted, 6fty millions of pounds sterling; and it ...

... THE QUESTION OF SLAVERY. The New York correspondent of the Timet says that, if in a kindly spirit, and before the firing of shot, Mr. Lincoln bad iu bis inaugural address submitted bis present emancipation scheme to the undivided Congress that fird lintened ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. He would not meet the slavery question here, but he would sat that man who unwilling logo into this war and fight it through, unless abolish slavery, his patriotism was not like the patriotism of the speaker And, on the other hand ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin has ?? the following letter to Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe: to Palace, Dublin, Jan. 6, 1863. DEArD HADAM-In acknowledging your letter and i pamphlet, I take the opportunity of laying before to ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. Tbnndaj, deputation from tho British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society wailed npon Mr. Adams, the American Minister, and presented an address, in which hope was expressed that the restoration of the anion founded on the abolition of the ...

... SECESSION AND SLAVERY. Secede, ye Southern States, secede, No better plan could be, If von of Niggers would bo freed, set your Nigger* free. Runaway slaves federal law At present yon 'reclaim; from the Union straight withdraw. And play the free soil game ...