... gradual abolition of slavery in the Confederate Btates. The institution as it exists will now so interest the public that we make no excuse for coupling two novels of very differeilt characters, but both illustrating the slavery question. Since the ...

... Convention, and to give my opinion upon the ques- tion « How can American slavery be abolished _■' I con- sider tbe application is made to me as conceiving me to represent the anti-slavery body in this country; and I be- lieve that I speak their sentiments ...

... COTTON— TRE SOUL OF SLAVERY. * TO TUE EDITOR. Sir,— There is a report in Paris so revolting that no ting. lishman would credit it, were it not supported by circum- stantial evidence, as to leave, l fear, little doubt of its truth; but should it, for the ...

... mutineers do not deny that the object of the movement is to get cheaper labour — increased territories for slavery, increased security for slavery, and the direct open- ing of the slave trade with African despots. It is well known that such is tho state ...

... Thero is one party in this country, my lord, who have made the abolition of slavery the sole thought and purpose of their lives. They are distinguished from all otlier anti- slavery men in America by the fact that they have con- fined themselves to this one ...

... % I ’WE* k \ / .isiDg slavery in the Free SUloe. Horrcr-elruck at «nJ«uty, the free states once stant the fnciUvo law, and be thankful that the South was »o easily satist.ed.when, in fact, the Southern leaders never really wanted anjlbinß more. So, too ...

... tbat it were blasphemy to say that slavery could have had the approval of the Gospel. Slavery does, indeed, exist, ■ays be, in countries where Christianity is blasphemously professed; but in no country does slavery maintain itself in which the Gospel ...

... ruin all their great- ness. But for slavery they might have remained great and independent beyond any empire in the world. Since then it was slavery that had done all the mischief, he would pre-ceed to show what slavery in the United States was, what effect ...

... aver that it wore blasphemy say that slavery could have had the approval Gospel. ** Slavery does, indeed, exist,” says he, “in countries where Christianity ia blasphemously professed: hut in no country docs slavery maintain itself which Gospel takes effect ...

... two wars is reason why should not live in harmony now, and his (B.’s) antagonism to slavery is far more amusing than dangerous. EngHshmen should remember that slavery was not originally of our choosing; the British nation licensed it, and gave it every ...

... tbat country ; and we are con- vinced that wherever the question of slavery is being discussed in England bis statements must be of great weight and value. Tbe title of bis volume, Slavery Doomed, is rather an ambitious one, but if bis readers are content ...

... that where slavery listed—forced upon them the mother country*— t should not be interfered with. But as years rolled »y the Republic became peopled with white men, and hen came the vital question of the extension or nonxtension ot slavery. To balance ...