... should forbid slavery in the district of Columbia, repeal the Fugitive Slave Law, and forbid the traffic in slaves from State to State. If the North were to adopt such a course, and announce their firm determination of suppressing all slavery and trade in ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... because the question of slavery hardly arose. doubt, in its origin, slavery played by far the deepest part, but neither party to the contest came forth as the opponents of slavery. The South was its avowed upholder; but the North was in no respect its assailant ...

... THB SLAVERY QUESTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir,— lt has been stated, upon competent authority, that the total value of British exports to the United States for the six year., 1854 to 1859, inclusive, including re-export of foreigu and colonial ...

... assumed anything resembling slavery and anti* slavery character. Since Virginia seceded, since North Carolina threatened, since Maryland exerted all her influence in favor of the rebels, it has become more probable that the conflict will range itself ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. [No. 55, Vol. 2, July Ist, 1864. POSITION OF THE U. S. GOVERNMENT TOWARD SLAVERY. Prom Douglass's Monthly. Few things could better illustrate the extent to which the national conscience has been perverted, blinded and depraved ...

... “ Slavery.” The feeling that slavery must obliterated on this continent is growing stronger every hour among our public men. One of the ablest of the old hunker Democrats, and a recognized leader of the party, remarked to few days ago, If slavery survives ...

... extension as well as the existence slavery, and sought it by secession, combined with robbery, insult and outrage of various sorts. While our poor, timorous, hesitating half-converts had got only far as to see that slavery must not be extended, the South ...

... No. 55, Vol. 2, Joly Ist, 1861.] THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. hood, forty miles from Charleston, it is certain that an attempt insurrection was put down, recently, and ten negroes were hung. A curious practice the negroes in some portions of the State related ...

... Special Correspondent” of the Times we are fully convinced in England that the crisis of America is due to slavery and to slavery alone—slavery, the shameful boast of the South, and the more than half-cherished of the North. We in England believe that ...