... GENERAL FREMONT'S ANTI-SLAVERY PROCLAMATION. The publication of President Lincoln's letter to Major-General Fremont relative to the proclamation issued by the latter when he assumed his command in Missouri, leaves no longer any room to doubt the reports ...

... Contrutporarg grtos. THE AMERICAN SLAVERY QUESTION. (Ffrem th. Times.) An important piece of intelligence reaches us from America. President Lincoln has requested General Fremont to modify the proclamation by which be declared that the slaves of insurgent ...

... THE PRO-SLAVERY CHARACTER OF THE AMERICAN WAR. (The THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, President Lincoln has complicated the freesoil character of the American war. He has repudiated General Fremont's proclamation, which was to the effect that the slaves rebel masters ...

... m 11. B. STOWEcON SLAVERY AGACN. Mrs B. Stowe, in letter more energetic than her first, dwell ? on the subject - *f slave emancipation in the following words :—“ bile slavery was hemmed in by uoustitatioxal limits and protected by laws, so that could ...

... favourite in- terpretation of our Tory that this war has directly from slavery, which is not equivalent to saying, however, that it is a war on the part of the No against slavery. We adduce as another witness to this effect, the New York of the Tvmes ...

... by the constitution to maintain slavery to the end of time. Now the crisis has come when the Union is broken up by slavery itself, and the constitution is defied by slaveholders. We have perfect right to abolish slavery in the land, and now is the time ...

... command ! He is too of an anti-slavery man to command division of the northern army there any doubt now that the war is not an anti-slavery one ; that the North has not only no special desire for the abolition of slavery, but that it rather wishes to preserve ...

... which secured such advantages slavery, had slavery been the only source of dissension between the Northern and Southern States. It is, of course, the boonden duty of every true Radical make out that slavery, and slavery alone, answerable for the rupture ...

... lay down their arms tomorrow, and resume ,their allegiance, slavery would be no barrier to their restoration. The Southern States are open and avowed supporters of slavery. They believe slavery to he emential to their very existence, and they are convinced ...

... the system of slavery. Of course, Forster speaks with no special or superior authority with him, as with others, conclusions are matters of mere inference. Now, to him it appears almost puerile to state any other cause except slavery as the cause of ...

... were it made a party test. The non-extension of Slavery has been the life and soul of the Republican party ; on all other matters I could see little difference of opinion between them and the Democrats. Slavery alone, on the part of the South, is the cause ...

... magnify the existing, as compared ■with the alternative, evil; but the non-sufferers fall ust 3lte error. We arc used to slavery. know that the world gets on in spite of it. We .(Z \»i * 'e. perhaps, no worse than viirwl™ . liu V classof terrors which ...