... Yorkshire, and that of the shipping trade at home. The opponents of slavery, however, with supreme disregard of consequences, would set themselves against any such recognition of slavery as would b. involved , in supporting the Slave States, and the know- ...

... Yorkshire, and that of the shipping trade at home. The opponents of slavery, however, with a supreme disregard of consequences, would set themselves against any such recognition of slavery as would b? involved in supporting the Slave States, and the know- ...

... American Slavery Doomed.—That this war will put an end to slavery seems to me certain. Slavery with us rests on the cotton monopoly, and England will be less than we think her if this war does not break the back of that monopoly. A fall of one (English) ...

... BUYING OUT SLAVERY. The ' New York Tribune' says A proj et is now seriously discussed in political circles at Washington, which looks to the final settlement of the slavery question by the introduction into Congress of a proposition to buy out all the ...

... SECESSION AND SLAVERY. Secede, Southren States, secede, No better plan could be, If you of Niggers would be freed, To set your Niggers free. Runaway slaves federal law At present you reclaim ; So from the Union straight withdraw, And play the Free Soil ...

... PUBLIC NOTICES. THE AMERICAN CRISIS AND SLAVERY. MB- W. CRAFT, a Gentleman of Colour, formerly a Slave, will a LECTURE, the above subject, including the account of the EXTRAORDINARY adventures of himself and wife, in escaping miles across the Slave States ...

... *TJBLIO NOTICES. THE AMERICAN CRISIS AND SLAVERY. MR W. CRAFT, a Gentleman of Colour, formerly a Slave, will deliver a lecture, on the above subject, including the account of the EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES himself and wife, in escaping 1000 miles across ...

... yggxiG -jr o t itnr-s: ?? I_EE AMERICAN CRISIS AND SLAVERY. M£ W. CRA FT. a Gentleman of Colour, foanerly a Slave, will feftver a L R C T U R E , too the »bove subject, including the acconnt of the EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES of himself and wife, in escaping ...

... CARNOUSTIE. Lecture on the American Crisis and Slavery. . —Last night a meeting took place in the Free Church heie to hear a lecture from Mr A. Craft, a fugitive slave, on American Slavery. Mr Craft 'gave very interesting, affecting, and often amusing ...

... century by the united forces of the anti-slavery people of England and America. We consider it as the great decisive is_*ue of the slavery question on the civilised world. ti consider that this war is a great anti slavery war, not in form, but fact; not pr ...

... or free. The Republican party held that slavery was the creature of local law, and ihat Congress being supreme in the terri- I tories, the local authorities had no power to legislate either for or against slavery. Such was the position of the several parties ...

... destruction to us and our institutions, that slavery shall now and for ever be abolished, we laugh at them! We are, on the contrary, perfectly satisfied that the Almighty has permitted all this to perpetuate the slavery of the race; the only condition in which ...