... SLAVERY AND FREE TRADE. TO THE EDITOR. Sin,—lt has long since been foretold that:our encourage. ment of the slave system on the scora of cheapness must sooner or later entail blogdshed and mercantile disorder, though it was scarcely anticipated it would ...

... the position of the American Evangelical Churches with reference to slavery, and of the stand which he has taken in opposition to the churches and ministers who maintain that slavery is not a malum in se. explained that such is (or has, until very recently ...

... 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 ...

... with me, because I am so radical, and the Governor of Indiana refuses to let me return to that State. Slavery is yet king in this nation. Yes, slavery is yet king in this nation. This is one of a thousand evidences of it. But look at this particular ...

... THE NORTHERN SAVIOURS Ol SLAVERY. BY LIEUT.T-BGMEAL T. PERROUsET.THOMMON. That all which is written, is written for our instruction. is as true in one department of history as in another. Among those records which tel of the first movements among mankind ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION; THE SOCIAL ASPECTS OF TRH WAR. In his last letter, Mr. Russell, the Times special correspondent, begins by remarking :— For good or fur evil, the issue between North and South is rapidly approaching to that which the South predicted ...

... 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 ...

... accustomed deference to slavery, that we dare not make it, on our part, a war ayainst slavery, and for freedom ! Every day that we defer a national proclamation liberty to the slaves, we virtually proclaim the supremacy of slavery, the sovereign independent ...

... maintenance of slavery and the execution of the Fugitive Slave Law in the very van of the array of his topics. General Butler volunteers to put down an impossible insurrection of slaves, for the sake of mailing the loyalty of the government to slavery the more ...

... No. 56, Vol. 2, August Ist, 18G1.] THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. eties get up spelling books, with striking illustrations of the remarkable change of chattels into freemen, for this purpose ?—American Mimionary. Almost every American thinks that the English ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. [No. 56, Vol. 2, August Ist, 1861. the Revolution was fought for seven years. The Davis faction have men enough, their cavalry is better than ours, their artillery as good—thanks to the judicious stealings of Floyd—they have ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. [No. 56, Vol. 2, August Ist, 1861. alike under the confederation and the constitutional Union, the slaveholders jealously “reserved” an exclusive control over their chattels,” among staterights. Only by three special and carefully ...