... to exercise the right of search as regards boats sailing under European colours. The extinction of slavery was another and a distinct question. Slavery had existed in the country for 1,283 years, and was mixed up with its religion. It was a horrible ...

... while the difficulties of emancipatin arc enormous, the difficulty and danger of perpetuating slavery are still greater. The question of American slavery is being solved before the face of the world. We can do nothing or very little to help it forward ...

... boiliee which were to the degradation of slavery, most blot that can humanity [hear, 'i'| their cherts h;ul fallen from them, but freedom come to them with destitution. I Hair, hear.J if there had been slavery there never bad beer destitution, and there ...

... that the war is war waged for slavery, and that that is not secured they would just soon under Abraham Lincoln under Jeff. Davis. It is only ia England that I have heard it asserted that the war ia not for slavery—that slavery has nothing to do with it, ...

... only needed the . election of anti-slavery President &tir the oom; bustible elements into active life. However much mercantile and political writers may try disguise > the fact, the truth really is, slavery no slavery. This has been the contested question ...

... sacredly,, believe iii the divinity -of slavery; and if, Iwere; to be called before iry _udge, Jesusf Chroet,. the next hour, I woald, . ,withqot any mental. reseryation wbal Yer, preach the divinity of slavery. It bha its tlivine saection in the Holy ...

... circular has been issued by the African Aid Society: The time has come to enlist all the enemies of the slave trade and slavery in great practical efforts for their des. truction. The committee of this society have obtained from government the promise ...

... That the true remedy is not to be found in ocuntenancing immigration Into countries where slavery exists, but In augmenting tbe working population of tboee in slavery has been abolished. Fourth, That, therefore, while represaive measures ahould be continued ...

... etockholdrs or secret agerts in tl e business. These porte, in which the slavers are ftted out. belong to the rmoss rabid anti-slavery &eates, and there can be no doubt that thevesecis arethe prope*rty of the repubicanrs in those several places. The profits ...

... sy'stemi of cotton'growing can be 'established: in Aujerica, We know in Bngland from experience that, the abolition , of slavery in the lBritish West Indies reduced the production of eugar by oneahalf, and almost destroyed that of. Coffee in^ thoei colo-'- ...

... SCHOOL PRESBYTERIANS ON SLAVERY AND REBELLION. In the Old School Presbyterian General Assem- bly at Newark, N.J., on Tuesday, JuIlge Mat- thews, from the Committee on Bills and Overtures, presented an able report on the subject of Slavery, which produced a ...

... ing. His own experience with reference to the anti- w slavery cause bore out this principle of the neces- sity of action. In 1831, he visited the States, tl and there found that the anti-slavery cause had i greatly retroceded; and when he conversed with ...