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... SLAVERY DOOMED. To-day, in all probability, Liberty will achieve a triumph in America which ought to gladden every heart in the country. We shall not know positively for a few days, but the papers received yesterday are sufficiently assuring. Even the ...
... ont-and-out adVocates for the ,maintenance And extension of slavery. The strength of the Republican or Free Soil party lies chiefly in the Northern States, and they are opposed to the extension of slavery. The Republicans are not to be confounded with the A ...
... j with the question of slavery I have said that I always; Judge Douglas has heard me say it—if not quite 1 hundred times, at least as good a hundred times; a ®~, on ia said that lam in favour of interfering j J* I'®1'® slavery where it exists, I know ...
... are extremely doubt ful wlietber the question slavery will be thus quietly disposed of. The Democrats have held language, within ea™ shot their own slaves, respecting the des.gns of the North to abolish slavery, which however untrue, cannot but have raised ...
... ors open at halt-past sic, commening at seven. American slavery.-Mrs. f. ho worth, Woodflshls, Bury, respectfully intimates thst she will gladly receive any OllflKbutiona aid of the Anti-Slavery Society of America. The subscriptions will be forwarded ...
... the Southerners rather than a horror of slavery • domestic institution that has given Mr. Lincoln bis majority. It has not been with them, believe is not with Mr. Lincoln himself, a question of slavery slavery, but a simple qu stion of slave extension ...
... for about 1,800 years, and they remain as distinct as a people as they were at first. American Slavery.— On Tuesday evening, a lecture on American slavery was delivered in the Christian Church, Rochdale Road, by Mr. Charles Russell. The Rev. F. Howorth ...
... been the slavery question, and it is just possible that as a result of the change of government, there will be a repeal of the iniquitous fugitive slave law. But the democrats are still strong in the two Homes, so that sanguine anti-slavery advocates ...
... the South than the ; and not a single one for ana Lane, the pro-slavery candidate?. On the other ride, in the fifteen slave States Lincoln did Hot receive a single vote, while the pro-slavery candidates got 61, Douglas and Lane £>, and the Unionists The ...
... n from a collision with the upholders of slavery, have been induced at all hazards to place at the head of the Federal government a statesman whom the South regarded as an enemy to their interests. The slavery men became almost frantic at the probable ...
... respected. It is a blow to the. cause of slavery, though an indirect one. It will limit the extension -of the cursed triffie in slaves, and put, more power into the handsof the aboli- tionists; but the institution of slavery itself will not be meddled with. The ...
... is necessary, however, throw | caution to prevent our renders from , v ,. r estimating the event. It is not the aboliii of slavery the United States. It not necessarily foreshadow the proximity „f that“ consummation devoutly to wish',,] It leaves the Slave ...