... example of diplomatic perseverance for a grand result. He worked very: hard through Ali the war, on the rebel- 'lioin, the slavery question, the Mason ?? quiestion, on neutral rights, hellikerent rights, the Monroe doctrine, and -the Firench intervention ...

... the defeat of the Southern candidate, brought about the irepressible condfict between the supporters and opponents of slavery as asn institution. The dissolution of the ederal Union is the inevitable consequence. Things have gone much too far to adinit ...

... at a much cheaper rate than at present, for anything which depressed the American cotn mat must have a tendency to check slavery and adopt a system of free labour. If her Majesty's government sent a cul to Abbeokuta it was nut wished that he should stay ...

... dgr ofitteference. Tbuc threvil ?? rs. theoonslderstionof the Eglishaiwellaothe French p. veaiment. 1 We regret to may tat slavery in the guo islad of . Pa is Wt a new institution, and that fraud or violence In mt not now for the tirt time emplo b speculator ...

... this cannot be realised for many years yet. If we rely upon emancipation to restore aoon the old cotton crop readieod by slavery, we shall certainly be disappointed. J The training of the freedmen to be sable of this will re. quire far longer time than ...

... minister's t The Anti-Slaery PRpctkr, edited by Mr. L. A. A I Chamerozow, the Secretery of the British and Foreign d Anti-Slavery Society, is at this moment a zealous supporter d of Brazil, credulously adopting every Brazilian statement. t PMr. Newvdegate ...

... Masos's name was announced as he entered the drawing-room that I knew he was to be there. I always had the deepest hatred of slavery, but I fear the sudden emancipation, lately proclaimed by Mr. Lincoln, may be fraught with terrible and sanguinary results ...

... entered into a historical sketch, showing the condition of the working D classes from the Roman times, when they were held in a slavery, down through the Gtate of serfdom, their final B emancipation from thast state, the great development of the msanufactur ...

... the company is based are right, and that truth and freedom must ulti- mately prevail over the fraud and force inherent in slavery. It must be many years and after much suffering, before those countries in which this system has prevailed will re- sume their ...

... Next in point of guilt, I believe, stansds our owvn coun~try, for wee ha~ve been sadly esinsinal in indirectly encouraging slavery bry the a purchase of slave-grown cottosl, wvhen we ough1t to have e obtained it by mesane of fsree labour, aud our siseeting ...

... of negroes and others, of whom it may be presumed that they either have been, or are intended to be, illegally reduced to slavery. Sir H. Howard added, It haa been remarked that several assassinations of their mes- ters, and suicides, have lately been ...

... God and the will of the laburing men it was te be done. As for emancipation, he ould say he was for it. The institution o slavery must go dowrn, like all other iniquities; but he was not only for emanoipating the black mam, but fo remancipating and elevating ...