... THE SLAVERY QUESTION, AGAIN. In his last letter from Washington to the Time; remarks :—The zeal fwceof the Re'publican party iarnow to be tesbed,lbr the.pstocla• motion of General Fremont is really briliging the issue to that which 1, for one, beliered ...

... race,' aad Mr. form Scretary Cameron, who was present, fully endorsed too next g Supposing it to be a true theory that slavery is about Spirit to diseppear here, the Utmost importance attaches to any of th reliable statement as to the results of em ...

... SLAVERY IN THE AMERICAN STATES. TO THE EDITOR. order th;t — n - ii - v — ie;s -- ;i: abstract question of slavery may nut be misunderstood, I thiok it necessary, and only necessary to say that lan an Englishman. Bat, whatever nay opinion in the abstract ...

... heartily hostile to slavery, would speedily become more prosperous and powerful than the United States have ever really been, whilst constitutionally bound to the maintenance of the demoralizing and degrading system of Southern slavery. These things being ...

... Fugitive Slave Law, which seemed to be the triumph of slavery, had already begun to undermine the strength of the coalition. Many a zealous democrat, who went all lengths with the principle of slavery on the slave area, found it was going too far to claim ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. THE DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION AND THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.” From the Liberator. It were a “•consummation devoutly to be wished that the citizens of this country could brought to understand the true character of our boasted Union ...

... speedily be made, and the practical check given to the growing attractions of slavery and the slave trade most efficiently given. I am, Sir, yours. &e., April 2. ANTI-SLAVERY. ...

... SLAVERY ♦ CHRISTIAN INSTITUTION. Next day, says Mr. Pussell, I left the hospitable house of Governor Roman, full of regard for his personal character and of wishes for his happiness and prosperity, but assuredly in no degree satisfied that even with his ...

... Sooth and North slavery would have come to an end but for the unfortuate discovery of the t cotton gia, wbioh gave en accelerated iulse to theculture r of cotton, which became very remunerative; Georgla and South Carolina clung to slavery, oeaaed to regard ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. of the same city says: Free negroes in Amelia County have offered themselves to the government for any service. In our neighboring city of Petersburg, two hundred free negroes offered for any work that might assigned to them ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. Hundreds of Fugitive Slaves, says the Harrisburg correspondent of The Herald, are daily escaping over the border into Pennsylvania. Harrisburg is the retreat of many of them, but the great majority push on further north. The ...

... DR. HUMPHREY ON SLAVERY. 'Among the solemn and thrilling events, now of ceaseless occurrence, in the New World, few have so much moved us as what may be termed Dr. dying testimony against Slavery. On the 4th of January last, the day appointed for the ...