... Bristol, which requires some explanation Unfortunately, the question of slavery and its equitable abolition was followed by the controversy on Protection and Free Trade. While the slavery quarrel lasted, public opinion was indoctrinated with the idea, that ...

... surveillance in that country, in consequence of the slavery excitement at present existing there, it would well that parties, in transmitting letters their friends, of marked name in the anti-slavery movement, should take precaution that their letters ...

... among the communities where slavery exists, but it can hardly mislead any of those in the free states. Those who thus make the continuum of slavery the shield of the Union know the fallacy their aisumption. These pro-slavery magnates bow well that the ...

... rho New York Times indignantly denies that the slavery question has had any effect on the trading relations between the North and South. The Overnor of Nebraska had vetoed the bill passed abolishing slavery in that territory. A day of humiliation had been ...

... planters want hands, and the Government at present facilitates the supply. The Anti-Slavery Society deem the mode —if not. the supply itself—a return to the practice of slavery. For the interest the society and its friends have shown in the welfare of the ...

... measure which would encourage the growth of cotton in our own possessions, and tend to abolish the domestic institution” of Slavery in America. He concluded with an indignant digression on the memorial to the Legis- lature of Arkansas, which he siucerely ...

... COTTON AND SLAVERY Lorn Bes AM, in moving fora return of cotton from ars, aur the amount various parts of the world during the last two of revenue le ied upon it, advocated the removal of duties on raw tou as asure Which would cucourage the rowth of cotton ...

... pitched fight which had taken place, fifteen were killed and upwards of forty wounded. The African, under the head of White Slavery. corroborates the statements made in Richar Isom's Travels in Morocco, that white men are kept in bondage on the line of ...

... York there is no slavery, the slave who comes here by the assent of his master is by tbat act made a free man. An attempt is now made to have this doctrine de- clared unsound, and to have it affirmed that in spite of local law, slavery- may be intruded ...

... Friends, called Quakers. . American Slavery and Religion.—We observe tb' the Rev. William James is to repeat, by request, morrow evening, at Lewin's Mead Chapel, bis discou* on tbe present aspect of American slavery, and tbe do'; of British Christians ...

... manufacture, the equipments and supplies for Southern railroads. The Governor of Nebraska had vetoed the bill abolishing slavery in that territory. panies ...

... of the natives bays been very indignant at this, and threatened to break out again. The Africa*, under the head of White Slavery, corroborate' the statements made in Itichardson's Travels in Morocco, that white men are kept in bondage on the line of ...