... PRO-SLAVERY AND NO SLAVERY. England has got over the Pro-slavery fallacies: t shallowest, openest, most discreditable, that ever sent to the limbo of defeated frauds. The struggle is for empire, said the noodles, i^ ■as the struggle with the garotters ...

... SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY POST. Sin, There is a great outcry just now about slavery many speeches have been delivered, and much feeling evinced. My object in addressing you is simply to request our philanthropic townsmen to look at home. My ...

... SLAVERY AND EMANCIPATION. Almost concurrently with the receipt of the news that Fort Sumter had been taken, or rather had been knocked to pieces, intelligence was brought of another event infinitely more important and decisive. If the one gave tokens ...

... advocate for slavery. I am nothing of the kind; blt I ask, if these things are so, and if you call neither deny nor ignore them, then in what sense are they abominable assumptions 7 I give no opinion on the rights or the wrongs of slavery. I have been ...

... SLAVERY AT THE THEATRE Mr. Dion Itoueiemilt, the author elf The Colleen Hawn, just produced, et the Adelphi Theatre. Lotion, a new delimit, called The Octeroon, profeesing to represent 'slavery in sonic of its phases in the Southern States if Anienea ...

... suffering race. Hearts of tiie nature's bearing, , The honest, brave, and free ?? swrsi before approving heaven The doom; of slavery. The virtuoue sou'spolluted, And erth is filed -with shame; That man should buy his fellow man, And feel nor guilt nor blame ...

... slavery. Tlio extract from the 41 Dm-win, M.A., F.R.S., autbor of the •• Oriftin r f Siieeies, in voyage roimil tlie worm from to inclusive, ui»on the subject slavery in Brasil, in which nation slaves arc understood to be treated better than in any other ...

... SLAVERY. THE ACCmEXT- AT *• Origin of Species,” in voyage round the world DUNDEE, from 1832 to 1836 inclusive, upon the subject of Fran* the Courier's report the cat asslavery in Brazil, in which nation slaves are we make the following extracts:— understood ...

... SLAVERY. Tii e,M reeks mart us be ropier by • missal Mies is ries, set abet is proikeltie. Dry shield belles sad seem cas. arcked Mass &sea sod parr eke red dot Isms set sun from ibis Mikan*/ to rest .id parrs fatal error is speaking at des dial sad ...

... SPAIN AND SLAVERY. l'be of anenh pablk meeting Is the city of hlathid le the shaiiten slavery is surely a smaitkant event. eels which elavery Ims brought upon the Uttited Statee must carry their lemma to all aim any cinnection with the - accianco Ibitigt ...

... Lincogn was elected on the platforma—not of the abolition of slavery indeed, or of any interference with the States in which it already existed,—but of preventing the extension of slavery into the territories of the United States. This was the gre it ...

... non condition of their admission into the commonwealth of nations. The ease of slavery is obviously distinct from 'that of the African slave trade. The existence of slavery in Virginia and her sister States, and even in the Federal capital itself, never ...