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... AMERICAN SLAVERY \Vg will draw upon Mr Olmsted's report, as that of fivewitness, fur some noliou the habitual relation veen era lover md emploved Slave State, lie apeaks of one tbe'largtet esUieaof the Lower Mt> i3-ippi, a whom he found a genial and ...
... NEGROES IN SLAVERY. 'i (From the Saturday: Review.) There is no doubt that one expectation whichl''1ad . been pretty confidently entertained ?? ?? has been as yet disab'poite'd. .: 'The planters have betrayed no sort of fe`f4thar ?? slaves, and do not ...
... SLAVERY RUFFIANISM. A lady who was living in Baltimore at the time the treacherous slaughter of the Massachusetts men in her streets, states that of wealth and portion who cime iu from the riot to dinner openly boasted the money they had scittered among ...
... THE SLAVERY CRISIS. Tub S'»t- A».tio» •• ra J ,«r ’»-v «-v r.n.vV U m.io-iln '•» ''f r>»;ht of v» , .u'd ol>v. «urt'v i, nert.- and ...
... principle that slavery Iwas, in~ita very naiture~ evt and essence, a disgrace to a Chriati-iu people and a as civilised land. At that- time there were hardly two Al ,opinions on the Abstract proposition. . What was said t. ?? Was not that slavery wais, a 4 ...
... SLAVERY MANIFESTO LIBERATION -.F NE- r.OEs. Tub Secretary of War replie«l to General Butkr request for iastructions a« to the of slave* taking refuge with the Federal forces, t ...
... on- account of our luke; warmness as to their great straggle. The war now ragiog, .sccordinigto Urs. Stowe. is *t dai anti-slavery war, a.1d she is .nstohlekid ttat sGo'subtihiie'i movement - should excite so ?? thatthe love of cotton . hae -prevailed ...
... RELIGION AND SLAVERY IN AMERICA \V K are just anxious to bear what all public men and all public bodies in America have to say the secessioi ot ihe Southern States from the Federal Union, • i consequence of the dispute now 1 going on relative to The question ...
... SLAVERY NEW ORLEANS. New Orleans, like all Urge cities, affords to the casual visitor but few of the system of slavery. Here and there along the see the sign • Slave Depot,' or * Negroes Bought and Soldand glancing in, observe large apartment, with several ...
... SYMPATHISERS WITH AMERICAN SLAVERY Mr Russell, the ' Times’ sj-ecial in a lett jaiblishe*! this week, of the «lisinelination of th- the Federal standing army to tight for the aUiliti --f uegro slavery. Rut with all deference Mr Russell, it ui.iy K* tviid ...
... SLAVERY AS IT EXISTS IN THE SOUTH. (From AU1 the Year Itoond.)G -The horseman approaches Natchez through occasionalG park-like Woods, among wavy oaks, andover roads bordered aw lik'e' Her~efokdsbire lanos. Within three miles of the town, schil ithe rend ...
... AMERICA TRADE AND SLAVERY Mu Ed non, —The news from America not altc getber of reassuring kind, although there are indications of a return to reason on the part the Southern tsl iveholders. The bloodshed which seemed to be inevitable and immediate K, ...