... SLAVERY. The Globe term the propositions a piece of political strategy in aid of M‘Clellan’s battalions, which are certainly well turned for securing the border State* to the northern section of the union. The samejournal also regards this step as symptom ...

... SLAVERY. The slavery goodies it touched as Visa Now Sorb, • The whet (mks de welled I to asps Watery To base the rehab is not to be thrombi of. To attempt wheelie ha the ..ceded with,.e i y dos Nene the their 'pees weed utterly that, if the be .mined ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. O. SEYMOUR whether the Home Gowevnocot were aware that a system exists con▼eying eo-called *• free negroes*’ from the port of St. Feale de Loande on the west coist of Africa the Island of St. Thomas under the passport of the For Governot-Groeral ...

... ON SLAVERY. My ear is *Lid, My soul is sick with every day's report Of wrong and outrage, with which earth is There is no flesh in man's obdurate hearth does not feel for man; the natural bound Of brotherhood is severed as the plane That falls asunder ...

... oblivious of the evils of slavery, or that thought it* aught e’se but damnable. Sterne’s famous apostrophe t-till holds good—‘‘Disguise thyself as thou wilt, Slavery! Thou art still a bitter draught. When talking of slavery, we commonly say, and say ...

... a State in which slavery was established institution; and one London weekly iournal puts the matter thus :— The offer of bribe (free trade) for permission to build a State whose corner-stone is the 'divine institution of human slavery,' needs only to ...

... tbree-fourtbs of these legislatures or conventions to be valid part or parts of tbe First, every state wherein slavery exists which shall abolish slavery at any time before January of the year 1900, shall receive the following compensation from the United S ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. A correspondent of the Cambridge Independent writes : After raiding the American news this week, and glancing over the field of English society, one is compelled to ask —What are our religious denominations about ? Where is the ...

... THE QUESTION OF SLAVERY. The New York correspondent of the Times says, that if in a kindly spirit, and before the firing of a shot, Mr. Lincoln had in his inaugural adddress submitted his present emancipation scheme to the undivided Congress that first ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The following message from the Presideut has been delivered Congress :— 44 Fellow-citizens of the Senate and House of Representatives—Heiewith is the draft of the bill to compensate any State which may abolish slavery within its ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. The Morrie Town correspondence of the of January 23rd, says : an auction of 48 tierces here to-day, and a Dollars Pound' Negro girl 17 years old, brought 1,606 equal to 301 „17 ~ 1,670 „ 314 Blachimith 23 1,880 376 Negro .girl 13 . ...

... own ava. rice, boasting, haughtiness, and equivocal position in regard to slavery, as well as by newspaper misrepresentation. We not give the great Repuhlican aud anti-slavery party sufficient allowance for their great difficulties in regard to the Democrats ...