... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. Mr Stevens, of Pennsylvania, has modified his resolution in several important particulars, namely - Declaring there can no solid and permanent Union so long slavery exists, and that all slaves proclaimed free, compensation to made ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. But there was another side. While this country secured the utmost liberty for the population it held the black population in bondage and degradation. England sowed the seeds of the slavery system. Jefferson, two years before the ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION IN AMERICA. The Daily News thus alludes to the manner in which the President’s Message refers to the slavery question:— The language iu which Lincoln refers to the treatment of those slaves who may obtain their liberty in the progress ...

... POLYGAMY AND WOMAN-SLAVERY NATAL. the I« s * the Cape of Good Hope, we Alliance the , ~ J polygamy or womanslavery amongst the Kaffir population in Natal. It discloses ot matter for a parallel to which we must look to ****** of America, or to the Mormon ...

... chance of a sincere trial. It is slavery which has made the South an oligarchy the most tyrannous in fact that the world can now show. It is slavery which has trammelled and corrupted the free spirit of the North. It is slavery which has made the citizens ...

... UNSTAMP MR LINCOLN UN SLAVERY. It will seen that throughout the whole of this message the utterance of the offensive word slave” studiously avoided. “Uncle Tom” is treated not as a man and a brother,” but as a piece of property used for insurrectionary ...

... question of abolition would come up ina manner in which it could not he put aside by the Federal statesmen of that country. Slavery is the great American difficulty. Tf had pot been for it, there would have been no secession, no rehellion and bloodshed. ...

... &Mrandisoment om I the pert of the North Slavery Was the BOlS cease, and why not strike at the root of the evil? It us conr esedly a war I for elavery en the one side-and why should it no% be a war ! aainwt slavery on the other? Once more, the writer in ...

... LECTURE TO-NIGHT. - WAR IN AMERICA; 09, THE CONFLICT BETWEEN SLAVERY AND FREEDOM. MR PETER SINCLAIR, the well-known Temperance Lecturer to Children, having returned after Five Years Labour in the United States, will deliver a Lecture on the above subject ...

... questions then remained to be asked. First, what should be theefiect of the division of the Union on slavery My.belief ia that must the death-blow of slavery, liecause 1 hold to be impossible that the Slave and the Free can co-exist side by atde uuleae the ...

... but the better to maintain slavery. This was the origin the quarrel. Now though ostensibly in arms for the liberty of self-government, that self-government is sought only as the means of enabling them to maintain slavery in all its completeness. The ...

... Ncwdegatc or Mr Bcntinck—the cnnoug _thing is , that it _does not _seem foolish in _the eyes of Mr Bright _. _Then is to _Slavery , bis _argument is to the _same effect or _non-effec t _* _In _1774 _, _no says , Mr Jefferson and the State of Virginia _-were ...