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... THE SOUTHERN STATES AND SLAVERY. The Southern States of America are not vet reconciled to the election of Mr Abraham Lincoln as President of the Republic. Indeed, his success has only increased the excitement; and the threats of secession are loader, ...
... SLAVERY DOOMED live in momentous timet. Scene succeed scene, and event thunders on event—tnilv w know not what a day may bring forth. But datl clouds hover over tome portions of God’s earth eternal sunshine settles on other lands. If 01 our looking to ...
... FEAALE SLAVERY ABOLISHED!! RYER DYE LVETRE ES' SOA P li for Washing without rubbing, hay cre,ted an entire, change aid thorough revolution 111 the management of the Family Wash ; and there are nn reiosms why the old slovenly and disgusting pro. as should ...
... TRe'v; 'Dr Cheever,. in compliance with the wishels of many friends in this city, delivered a lecture on the subject of ' Slavery as it at present exists in'Ame- rica, in its Legal, Social, and Religious 'As- pects, in Queen Street 'Hall. Mr a Adam Black ...
... which have, since 1810, been wasted in the defence and extension of American Slavery, had, in the fear of God, been consecrated to his service, before this present time the slavery of America, and its still more barbarous slave trade, would have melted away ...
... DR CHEEVER SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE CALEDONIAN MERCURY. Sir, I was present at Dr Cheever’s meeting in Queen Street Hall, and was really grieved that such an able exposition of the horrors of American slavery should have been so thinly attended. Honour ...
... bait:7, which would be nothing but slavery in disguise; his Winisters are his own agents; it is he who appoints them, instead of being compelled to accept them; his administration is independent, in order to be strong—his policy is not at the mercy of ...
... men who here profuse to abhor slavery, while at home, in the midst of its fhOtions consequences, they do all that they dare to do in the support and defence of it. It is next elocinently shown in the ad , lress, that slavery in the states is a very different ...
... connected with the _question of slavery , _being a litigation as to the right oi the Church and society to choose their own _trustees , and to choose such as would enable them to continue their conflict against slavery . They chose _trustees for _this ...
... be taken for the Lebanon ■Schools. Montrose, November 29, 1860. DR CHEEVER, ...
... to look on without power to mitigate the evils of slavery as a domestic institution in the Southern States of the Union. This 1 is certainly not a very encouraging view, as far as the lquestion of slavery is concerned. But it is the View r F which the peculiar ...
... we do not eare to conceal our fectings. These feelings are not inconsistent with our national greatness. In the days of slavery Englishmen were amongst the hardest task-masters that the African ever had; but Enylan dd did not hesitate to spend her gold ...