... the peace of society, and the enforcement of law-to say nothing about this war as directly waged against the extension of slavery and of the slave trade. Tree, it is aet an abolition war, we eoanobt stir up servile insurrection, and we deserve credit for ...

... INATIONALITY AND SLAVERY IN I - AMERICA. TO THU UDITOR O THSu DAILY NEWS. SIB,-The Congress and government of the Union are bound alike by the constitution, by established precedents, and by the joint resolution passed last winter, n not to interfere ...

... York- ?? gentleman -P ?? aserted in broad terms that slavery i was the cause of this war. Now, ldeny that slavery is i the ceaso of the war, and I assert that the unneeaits agitapion of the slavery question Is the true cause of this N war. - I propose ...

... Washjlgtot re imagiued the fearful difficulties attendant on anyc22g as to the lot of four millions of people degranded b a slavery. They fail to see that, even in this time of uptu,&, d jug, it is impossible as to so weight7 a matter to p e othrwise than ...

... ENGLAND AND AMERICAN SLAVERY. I TO ld EMDIO OF THE DAIY IHEWS. Smn,-Will you allow a constant reader and ad- mirer of your impartial paper to give expression ?? your columns to the feelings of sorrow and disappointment which numbers of your readers must ...

... chance of a sincere trial. It is slavery which has made the South au oligarcby the most tyrannous In fact that the world can now show. It is slavery which has trammelled and oorrupted the free spirit of the North. It is slavery which hi made the citizen boutful ...

... Convention, and to give my opinion upon the ques. tion 'HSow can American slavery be abolished' I con- sider the 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 as ...

... number of slaves. Syis Thle tisse wits whlen thle anti-slavery sentiment was so So 1,revaleunt inl Virginia, that it well nigh Made it hi at lieu State. IBut that day passed away, and the gre pro-slavery sotn~inent became most rampant there, seli, Tl'lere ...

... November le', as representing the principle that slavery sboli not be extended to the common territories of the Union, Some of the Southern States, incensed at this election, and alarmed at the results to slavery of an executive hostile to its extension, have ...

... to the old feeling about slavery. The pro-slavery fanatics would be disgraced, war would have taught the non-elaveholders-the mean whites-that it was slavery that maude them poor. The slaveholders themselves wvould find slavery less profitable, with India ...

... which slaves were sub- jected, he urged that the existence of slavery in the United States was the chief support of the slave trade, with all its brutal atrocities, and contended that slavery, in whatever form, was a libel upon our common Christianity. ...

... opposed to the pro-slavery rebellion, and the white population of Kentucky is 930,000. In the State of Missouri there are upwards of a million of free men, and there arenine free men foreveryslave. The supporters of the pro-slavery rebellion can scarcely ...