... THE SOUTH AND SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Sln,-The Times of the 7th instant observes Now we are in Europe thorou-bly convinced that the death of slavery must follow as necessarily upon the success of the Confederates in this war as the ...

... SOUTHERE SLAVERY. The following remarkable speech was recently delivered by General Butler at New York:- Ue was not jgenerally accused of being a humanitarian -at least not by his Southern friends. (Laughter.) When he saw the utter demoralisation of the ...

... made.. But we late, detest, and despise the enemy ifar more thanv we love and admire slavery, and, f our liberties canndt be:gained but by 'the sacrifice of slavery, we are prepared to make that sacrifice; adi.to' urge that sacrifice upon our coun- trymen ...

... iin v.odu~r. s~, imaedia~ely ~ingSthe ziegroeti ;l'he Eniau7 _r arg.es lthat indepondenbe i4 deaer tothe a.ogthothan-negro slavery., .Sall. t w, .asav, 'proiog the war for use laeo ur ne~roem ? Shall we Sacrifice our Childiren- to :peserve our rlaves? ...

... THE AK2I.SLAVERY CONFERENCR. (From the Mafncheter Examiner and Tyme..) f, It will be remembered that some months ago the fi French protestant ministers Bent to the ministers of Great f Britain an address upon the American war and its relation to ti the ...

... did not love slavery. They had a I constitutional right not to love it. Youaseemed to think ] God had employed the last twsentyfive years of eternity in I perfecting this institution. You would riot allow free I thought and speech. Slavery was too sensitive ...

... But how does slavery tend m to Christianise fourmillionsof negroes born upon X r- the soil of America, and who know nothing of , ?? but the name 7 Slavery or no slavery In id Arn egroes are within reach of Christian to teaching. Let slavery in America die ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY AND THE WAR. The following passages are from a lecture deli- vered at the Theatre Royal, Gloucester, on Wednesday, the 17th, by Mr. Handel Coshham: I have now hastily traced the history of slavery in America up to the period just prior ...

... President Lincoln, imperfect though it might be, bad rung the death knelt of slavery throughout the whole of the American States, and whother tie North or the South triumphed, negro slavery as an institution was doomed. Tho lRev. N. SOLL.Y seconded the resolution ...

... INATIONALITY AND SLAVERY IN I - AMERICA. TO THU UDITOR O THSu DAILY NEWS. SIB,-The Congress and government of the Union are bound alike by the constitution, by established precedents, and by the joint resolution passed last winter, n not to interfere ...

... that it ould be abolished 41 acompsratiysly xeinote :Ph :,}Y esi~dent's r~eohinind .tiofi in;;liie Mfessage ,with: -regard - slavery, ii e with h ncoint :.vtl hbis recent proclamej~xoin hreference;tobbe same subiet. ,I do, nott;howevrr,- see-that Mr. Lincoln ...

... hisses.) The speaker observed that the Southern peopie of America had been held responsible for slavery. the Southern people were no more responsible for slavery than he (the speaker) was for the colour of his hair or the length of his nose. ( Hear, hear ...