... alone, Y and there was no slavery so terrible as that of a man stand- lai ing alone Eebeere]. Far batter for the working man, instead ne of leaving the freedom to stand alone, to have what was at called by some persona the slavery of combination [cheers] ...

... the rebellion; the initiation of emancipation completely deprives them of it. The point is not that all States tolerating slavery would very soon, if at all, initiate emancipation, but that, while the offer is equally made to all, the more Northern States ...

... American war he expressed himself in favour of non-intervention, though amidst some expressions of dis- sent; he denied that slavery was the question at issue be- tween the North and South. A resolution, expressing con- fidence in the bon. gentleman, was ...

... before were very faulty, had been recon- d structed, so that for the future the shareholders would not be held in monetary slavery. Certainly a new bank had been formed, and a number of bona fide shareholders had v signed the articles. A provisional directory ...

... Mr. Horace Greeley's recent letter to him. He says that he is emphatically for union, and that he would retain or destroy slavery, wholly or in part, if union could be obtained by either means. Another war meeting has been called in New York for to-morrow ...

... pay up /eis tico or three tn/s' arrcars oj subscc1iip- tion; or it, in a fit of manly independenLce, a meimber, sick of the slavery of his situation as an Unionist, resolves to quit his Union, and henceforth think and act for hmimoselt, the iattening-screw ...

... and no longer a predjal Sirkat But it certainly is rather curious, amounting. to a national paralox th just at a time when slavery is receiving its last condemnation by the civilized world, when the commerce of mankind is more and more on the exact principles ...

... -LivxRPooL, JAN. 14.-The news received 3f l th morning, of the Lincoln Cabinet having published the act for the abolition of slavery in the Southern States caused I an active demand in this market, witb au advance of id. to s ld. per lb. The sales are 20 ...

... that tolsupply our cotton iinanufacturersiwith an abun-I dance of Taw material it is not necessary to extend or perpe- tuate slavery. E FxzsmciiuY SAVINGs B.ASK, 7G, CHEAPSIDE, AND SEKProtcE-STtEET, CLEcsciNwELL.-The accounts of this institution having now ...

... of contention between the Northern and Southern States of Anmerica; it is either freedom at an early date, ora protracted slavery to thousands of human beings. No victory which the Northern army may obltain would be more decisive of the question, and ...

... referecne to slavery: fli i owning~esreet, Whitehall, Oct. 17. ?? deaired by the Chancellor of the Exchequer goan I amo say 'tbat he hopes that the policy of this id country will never be directed to the support or encourage- of mont of slavery; but in viewing ...

... oortin of this coun- try to import into it Chinese coolies as labourers. In the States, where the institution of domestic slavery exists, these heathen coolies would demnoralise the peacetul, con- tented, and orderly slaves, very many of whom are sincere ...