... wealth there is in human flesh and blood. If the South overcome the North it will be the downfall of slavery; and if the North beats the South, slavery will be overthrown, for it has had its deathblow, its fetters must be broken. Is the South right in ...

... SLAVERY IN CUB. The Spanish Government have declared their intention, as early as the measure can be carried out, to emancipate the slaves in Cuba, nearly 400,000; to substitute indirect for direct taxation, and to give more representation to the Cubans ...

... THE BIBLE AND SLAVERY. (From the Times.) In that book (the Bible) there is not one single text that can be perverted to prove slavery unlawful, though there is much which naturally tends to its mitigation, its elevation, and its final extinction. In the ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY MOVEMENT. MEETINGS OF THE WORKING MEN OF LONDON AND MANCHESTER. On Wednesday evening a grand demonstration in support. of the emancipation policy of the American Government was held in the British Institution, Cowper-street, City-road. The ...

... provided for the gradual extinction of slavery, and that only .was the of theiw-ax— The South had sympathisers in the North, but they were of the pro-slavery party, who had always hated England because she hated slavery; and he called upon all present to ...

... GLADSTONE OX SLAVERY. The following letter has been addressed by the secretary of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to Mr. L. W. Moore of Northampton. It is in reply t o a l e tt er f rom Mr. Moore, written after reading Mr. Gladstone's Newcastle speech ...

... BRITISH AND FOREIGN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. ...

... MINISTER UPON SLAVERY. An influential deputation from the Emancipation Society waited neon Mr. Adams, the American Minister, yesterday (Friday), for the 'purpose of presenting to him a copy of a resolution, expressing sympathy with the anti-slavery policy of ...

... IN CHINA_ :—Childhood— Names—lnfanticide—Small Fiet—Go'd en Lilies - Dresses—Education—Their Capacities—Employments—Female Slavery—Nun Wives of the Common People—Ladies—Toilet —Complexion and Dress—lfouses and Grounds—Amusements— Seclusion—Marrisge • Love ...

... It was an issue between slavery with all its evils and the freest Government that was ever enjoyed in this world. There was no evidence that the Federals had e% er contemplated any other than peaceful means to abolish slavery until they were forced to ...

... colonies of 800,000 bondmen. Since that time France, Holland, and Portugal have decreed the abolition of slavery in their colonial possessions. Slavery in the United States of America has at length produced a crisis as much more terrible than that which ...

... Perpetuating slavery. He approved of the non-intervention policy towards that country, as now adopted by our Government, and hoped the day was not far distant when peace would be restored to that brave and industrious people, by the abolition of slavery and the ...