... Sr. Bartholomew :5. Theodore Hook died, 1841 26. Prince Albert born, 1819 —— 27. SataMtiae.Telegraph attempted, 1850 28*. Slavery abolished in British Colonies, 1833 29. Leigh Hunt died, 1859. Full Moon 5 ID. before 9 afternoon FAIRS.— GLAMORGANSHIRE: ...

... aspect-slavery. In his own inimitable manner, he Palmetto and Federal banners over great hosts of the rival armies. The whole question was simply one be- tween the abolitionist and the slaveowner. The repub- lic had started into life with slavery forming ...

... blood by the slave owners of a certain state, made a bold and eloquent appeal to the House in favour of the abolition of slavery, and it was, while this speech was being uttered, that a great number of members grossly and personally assaulted him. In ...

... Louisiana (parishes held by rebels) 247,734 Total slaves declared free 3,119,392 The states and parts of states recognising slavery exempted from the proclamation, or in which slaves are to remain slaves, are :— States. No. of Slaves. Delaware 1,798 Kentucky ...

... which the revolution in America cemented, and the revolution of France broke asunder.—Life of William Pitt. Slavery in the Southern States.- Slavery, then, is profitable only for a time, and because from the ad- vantage of water-carriage America can still ...

... , Notting-hill, has issued the following circular --I There are various considerations connected with the institution of slavery which make it, far more than is the case in ordinary politics, a question especially and deeply interesting for women, and ...

... establishment of a new confederacy within the present territorial limits of the United States, based on the system of human 'slavery as its chief corner-stone, and Whereas, From the relation of the General Assembly to the churches which they represent, and ...

... oifojee. This was considered sufficient cause for secession.1* policy of this party with regard to slavery, is not to inter- fere in any way with slavery in the states where it already exists, for it is there by local, or state laws, and they p#ive no ...

... peculiar to their age, ran hither and thither, and near was another lady; in the back ground some dusky persons in the chains of slavery. the course of conversation these ladies spoke of the pecll- liar institution, when the mother said there were many slaves ...

... State Government under the constitution in force prior to the secession, and op- posin c any new constitution recognising slavery. The York Hercthl says that the association is formed principally of office-seekers. President Davis has issued an address ...

... have but little love for him who supposes it possible they would ever consent to purchase, at the cost of degradation and slavery, permission to live in a country garrisoned by their own negroes, and governed by officers sent by the [conqueror to rule ...

... this coun- try, will now extend thy power so as to keep us in slavery for ever. My lord, your lordship must have a very faint knowledge of what slavery is. If you would but know what slavery is, and see all its horrors, you must visit the plantation of ...