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... struggle between Freedom and Slavery openly and by means of argument, but to limit their object simply to the defence of existing institutions in the Free States, and to the assertion of the right of the territories to shut out Slavery, is the programme of the ...
... cardinal principles on the subject of slavery in the territories :--First, that Congress has no power to abolish slavery in the territories ; second, that the Territorial Legislature has power to abolish slavery in the territories, nor to prohibit the ...
... said it wee a ein, objected to the instant abdulitiva of slavery. whole question “Is slavery a sin or pot ?”* There w- oa great deal of pious rbetoric and eentimen- talism spert on this theme. Slavery was called sinfal becauss evile grow out of it. He denied ...
... orttsponbrntt. are rot retponsible for tkr mm rn/rrlainrd nur eorretpondraft.] THE PRESBYTERIANS AND SLAVERY. To the Editor oj Fsar. Press. Sir, The minister* this body in America were 4,378 : the members 490.239; and the slaves held them 77.000. In its ...
... COGGESHALL on Slatbrt.—On Wednesday sennight a lecture on American Slavery wsa delivered in the Large Room, Upper Stoneltam-street, the Rev. E. Matthews, nineteen year* resident in the United States. The chair was occupied F. U. Pattisson, Esq. An excellent ...
... arose inland traffic in slavery, and were that market not afforded, the annual increase of slavery there would soon render their value unproductive. If this market was nut afforded, death blow would given to the institution of slavery i'self. From this fact ...
... extraordinary defence ef the iesdiudon of slavery was delivered: The Rev. George F. Kettbll said that the real question was to the change of discipline, and that was based on the question to the right of slavery. Was slavery sin to such extent that a man should ...
... national democracy of the United Staten hold thews cardinal principles on the subject of slavery in the territories :--First: That ham no power tet abolish slavery in territories. Hewed : That the territorial has no power to abolish in tht territories ...
... protest against the upholders of Americ in slavery, some of whom, he hid heord, were to be pre•ent that night. On being denied this privilege, be retired. Mr Stephenson, Secretary of the Young Men'i Anti-Slavery &clay, then rose, and decl trod that, holding ...
... institution of slavery. Didn’t his brethren love coffee and sugar, and he was sorry to say, tobacco? Did they ever think of abolishing slavery by giving up slave pro-, ducts ? It waj something very curious to see brother get and make an anti-slavery speech, ...
... sidered strong enough, and he tich county he served as rried in 1858 Elizabeth , Robert of KELVE enyon is a member of the ANTI-SLAVERY LECTUR! , and enters parliament the Rev. E. Matthews deliver the Friends’ Meeting-house, vu on of Con- _* = ar straggle now ...
... ety had been so completely v brought under the influence of the Pro-Slavery party Ia its I -management, that the Word of God was made void -in its *publications in the mat-ter of slavery. They kept back. lbse -whole couinsel of God on -this fearf-al evil ...