... NEGROES IN. SLAVERY, There is no doubt that expectation which had been tly entertained respecting seeeding Ameri- has been as ted. The planters have betrayed no sort of fear of their slaves, ané do not seem to have even taken the chances of servile i ...

... THE SLAVERY CONFEDERACY. To Di,so'ee c.e Union between the S:ate of Alabama and other S: rtes, united under the compact styled 'the Unlit! State. of America. Whereas the electlo t of Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin to the cams of Pr. sident of the' ...

... THE SLAVERY COLLISION. Tux new American Cabinet appear anxious to inaugurate a conciliator' policy with the Southern States. It is rumoured from Washington that, since any attempt to reinforce Fort Sumpter at Charleston might provoke hostilities, It would ...

... PARTIZANS OF SLAVERY. The spirit shown by the Southern ladles is seen in Alexandria. They stay shut up In their houses, hut as soldiers of the Union pass they actually spit upon them from their windows ! The &c 'Won mania seems to convert the women into ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. W E will draw upon Mr Olmsted's sport, as that of an evewitheo, for some notion of the habitual relation between employer and emplo . ..ed in a Slave State. He speaks of one of the largest estates of the Lower kliAs-ippi, belor•ding ...

... to slavery; they have declared slave.owning to be au essett at condition of high civilisation; they have repudiated the compromise which restricted the ex eosiun of slavery to a axed geographical limit; they have passed laws by which anti- slavery States ...

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... POETRY OF SLAVERY. She finder says—Yim have heard that oar servants al love their masters and their master; families, aLd wutdd lay down their lives for them—tint the coloured rime in the South prefer slivery to freedom—that they wou'rl ntt be free if ...

... Convention, and to give my opinion upon the question ‘ How can American slavery be abolished?” I consider the application is made to me as conceiving me to represent the anti-slavery body in this country; and I believe that I speak their sentiments as well ...

... in con uence of its connection with slavery, and doubtless all it would fall iikewise. who joined in Under these nees the friends of the slave, even those who have lon & been lascuring for the abolition of slavery, are looking with inverest to see what ...

... MRS BEECHER STOWE ON THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND SLAVERY QUESTION. follo wing article by this lady appears in the New York . . —* We think no State paper so remarkable hus ever appeared from a Chief Executive io this country—perbaps n any other country ...

... freedom, or the South the advocate of slavery. Democracy is a quantity which appears on both sides, and may therefore be rejected, ‘as having no influence over the result. From the sketch of the history of slavery which was furnished at the our correspondent ...