... slavery : Thou God of our fathers, eternal, supreme— In this conflict we look and we rest upon Thee; Though dark as a tempest and strange as a dream; By the Past through the Present the Future we see; Not in Fear, but in Faith, still, the Future we see ...

... SLAVERY DEVELOPED. It is most cheering to see with what rapidity public opinion improves upon the subject of Slavery. Four millions of souls were allowed by myriads of boastful freemen to sigh, weep, and groan in fetters, with scarcely a thought of their ...

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... STRIKE AT SLAVERY! We must, strike at slavery. That is the spot where he can not only be hurt, but disabled. The wide world knows that, and wonders why it is spared. Slavery unmolested-is a tower of strength to the rebellion—its motive power, its sceptre ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. fortunes with equal trust and hopefulness. There is one thing, and only one, at the bottom of the fight—and that is the neyro. And yet, both North and South are studiously ignoring the fact, and deceiving themselves and trying ...

... ought to have put her shoulder to the wheel to help the North in the extinction of slavery. I am not goingi to occupy your space by a discussion on the question of slavery genera ly, or the futility of the arguments by which Mrs. Stowe suppoxts her views; ...

... 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 ...

... TAR SOOTIL-MR. LINCOLN AND SLAVERY. The mass of the South are fighting for a Union of their own, to which they have insensibly transferred their loyalty and their national feeling, which unquestionably is great, in the old flag, and believe they are fighting ...

... during the ' I course of the list century by the uuited forces of the anti- j j slavery people of England .md America. We consider it as i j the great decisive issue of the slavery mestiou in the civilised ! j world. Tiie causes which brought on this war first ...