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... SECESSION AND SLAVERY It ia now sufficiently apparent that the ready offer of the Northern States to supply three times the nnmber of men which President Lincoln demanded, was not made in the spirit of boastful bravado, but of determined resolution. Within ...
... SLAVERY WAR REPORTED DEATH THE SOUTHERN PRESIDENT. The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Moodie, commander, arrived at Liverpool on Sunday morning, from Boston, bringing advices from New York to the 3d, and tebg:aph, ti-i Halifax, to the evening of the )ih ...
... SLAVERY ST DOMINGO. In reply to some observations of Lord Brougham. The Duke of NEWCASTLE said that the Spanish Government hail repeatedly expressed their detemiinoHon not to allow the revival of slaver,. i» form at Domingo.—Adjourned at 0.1-j P.M. ...
... GUTHRIE ON AMERICAN SLAVERY. At public meeting held in the Queen Street Hall, Edinburgh, reference to American slavery, and the noble efforts which Dr Cheever and the Church of the Puritans making against the slave power in that country, Dr Guthrie proposed ...
... LORD BROUGHAM AND THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. A corre-pondence between Lord Brougham, and number of young men Boston, who had written him to meet them on the 3d of December to discuss the question how can American Slavery abolished has just been published ...
... SOI Til CAROLINA’S PLF.A FOB SLAVERY lii Hie niaih-r of 'lave labour. South Carolinn profty much in this and Kranoe require our products. order to imt*t llii ir wants wo must cultivate our soil. There only one way doing so. The white man cannot live on ...
... regarding the real object the unfortunate war now raging America. Some of the most enthusiastic anti-slavery advocates are wishful to show that slavery or no slavery, the question at issue ; but nothing said or done the Union Government or- its representatives ...
... but the better to maintain slavery. This was the origin the quarrel. Now though ostensibly in arms for the liberty of self-government, that self-government is sought only as the means of enabling them to maintain slavery in all its completeness. The ...
... command ! He is too of an anti-slavery man to command division of the northern army there any doubt now that the war is not an anti-slavery one ; that the North has not only no special desire for the abolition of slavery, but that it rather wishes to preserve ...
... neighbours. No half measures will do with them. They are for the bill, the whole bill, and nothing but the bill’—slavery and nothing but slavery they will and must have; and if this cannot got in conjunction with the North, they will have it themselves. It ...
... consisted before the Union, well in its united state since, has ever regarded slavery with unanimous and unqualified condemnation. 2. That the grounds on which this Synod condemns slavery are not merely that it is impolitic, unjust, inhuman, and subversive of ...
... elected a President who is known to be averse to the extension of slavery. Of course, with such a person at the head of the state, the influence of the Executive would be hostile to slavery; but that is the most that could be expected from Lincoln's elevation ...