... AFRICAN SLAVERY From the ccuat ef Africa authentic correspondence wrings a painful account of the progress of the slave trade. T. new K. of Dahomey has opened his reign with ?r(. of the bloodleit atroi-ities. has completed 11 lave- expeditions since be ...

... AFRICAN SLAVERY Fkom America we learn that the screw steamer Ci y of Norfolk Lad been discovered ashore S e.ra M | having abandwued h>rcrew afier landing from her hold the enonnoai number of 800 African slaves. Ibis 1 vessel is one of a fleet o: steamers ...

... They have had pro-sla%ery pramdents, a pro-slavery executive, pro-slavery judges, slivery naval and military officers, in fact pro-alavery Wen in every federal office in the States, down to, as is pro-slavery postmaster' in the smallest linage. All this ...

... cfiice. profit vastly by the instalment of anti-slavery men Abraham Lincclo, theanti-slavery man, is elected President of the United States, when Louis Napo- leon, the Emperor of the French, has respited slavery in the French colonies and re-established the ...

... good time is coming for slavery, from both foreign and domestic sources. England, he tells them, has failed to realise those ideas that led her to abolish slavery, and is in course of rapid conversion to the opinion that slavery is in every way an excellent ...

... in its stringency, more likely to carry a free mau into slavery than our ordinary ciiminal laws are to hang innocent one. But all this, tw I judgment, furnishes no more excuse for permitting slavery to go into our own free territory than it would for reviving ...

... So long as the slavery party was in power they must hold to their principles. Now that they are defeated, their eyes may be opened to see the disadvantages of slavery in a manner that would never have been the cue had the anti-slavery party not wrested ...

... buried in oblivion; for, through the long vista of this success, we see a reign of peace from slavery agitation, established simply by that circumscribing ox slavery within its local bounds, and that firm defence of the integrity of national freedom which ...

... furnished which, on and ' open spontaneous generation.--Galignani. PRO-SLAVERY IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.- -As Itter of course, no liberty of opinion is allowed re on the subject of slavery, and any known adcate of abolition doctrines would elm a consider le ...

... d we do not care to conceal our feelings. These feelings are notinconsistent with ournational grseatness. In the days of slavery Englishmen were amongst thehardest task-masters that the African ever had; but Eng- land did not hesitate to spend her gold ...

... nor the majority, will likely ones attempt to reverse the hitherto pro-slavery legislation. They will only keep the pro-slavery meu in check, and reverse the official pro-slavery feeling which permeated everywhere, and affected every official from the ...

... South has been even ostentatious in pro- claiming a bitter and cynical contempt for the opinions and the feelings of others. Slavery has been de- fended as the normal and perfect state of human society, and the North has been bitterly taunted with its honest ...