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... AMERICAN SLAVERY. A meeting was held In the Queen Street Hall, Edinburgh, on Monday, Sir James G. Baird, Bart., in the chair, at which a large number ot the public men of Edinburgh joined in denouncing slavery as a sin against God and our neighbours. ...
... SLAVERY AND COTTON GROWING. arguments against slavery are all very strong, said an eminent English manufacturer and M.P.; but we can't do without counts. There can be very little doubt that cotton ?mu a great deal to do with the question of shivery ...
... SLAVERY-SHOCKING DISCLOSURE'S., The Roared publishes the following painful showing the stronge4 the mewed with that peculiar in• toltatiss which h wow rending asunder the Amulets Union : When some years ago Mn Stowe wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin, and the ...
... SLAVERY AND COTTON GROWING. Yona arguments against slavery are all very strong, Said an eminent English manufacturer and M. P.; 'but we can't do without cotton. There can be very little doubt that cotton a great deal to do with the question of slavery ...
... LORD BROUGHAM AND THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. The following correspondence has been published in the London journals:— Bosron, Nov. 2, 1860. My Lord,—A number of young men unconnected at this time with any organisation, but earnestly desirous of devoting ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY AND BRITISH LAW. The peculiar institution of the Americans seems fated to produce discord and trouble not only among the people who are directly responsible for its existence, but in every instance in which its inhuman character asserts ...
... AN ESCAPE FROU SLAVERY-SHOCKING DISCLOSURES. The Mo!areal aszetk publishes the following pois4ul narrative, showing in the strongest possible colours the abuse* connected with that peculiar institetion which is now rending asunder the American Union ...
... GENERAL FREMONT'S ANTI-SLAVERY PROCLAMATION. The publication of President Lincoln's letter to Major-General Fremont relative to the proclamation issued by the latter when he assumed his command in Missouri, leaves no longer any room to doubt the reports ...
... attend the Boston Convention, and to give my opinion upon the queries', How or American slavery be liaised'? 1 consider the es otemeiving me S. the enti-slavery body In this country; and I believe that I speak their 'sentiments lb well r my owe in expressing ...
... MRS BEECHER STOWE AND ELIHU BURRETT ON SLAVERY AND THE WAR. two distinguished persons have published letteee regardiec the slavery in connection with the war la America. Mn Slrmwe's letter is addressed to Lord Shaftesbury. She bogies by lasealteg the ...
... questions then remained to be asked. First, what should be theefiect of the division of the Union on slavery My.belief ia that must the death-blow of slavery, liecause 1 hold to be impossible that the Slave and the Free can co-exist side by atde uuleae the ...
... from supplying us with the third; and then, when we are entirely independent ol slavery for any of our supplies of raw material, it will be seen how costly system slavery is, and that it can never thrive except under protection. In open market freelabonr ...