... be exactly the wraprascal of slavery, but rather in the imperial purple of the Constitution. Their talk is that slavery is secured by the Constitution but it is all a base cheat. The Constitution does not guarantee slavery. Two its liabilities are guarded ...

... the Republic on the slavery question as to those the Northern Republican party. Having quoted the opinions of Washington, Madison, Jefferson, Patrick Henry, Monroe, John Randolph, and John Quincey Adams —all strongly opposed to slavery—the lecturer said ...

... BRIGHT THE WAR AND SLAVERY. The following eloquent passages from Blight's speech at Birmingham are supplementary to our telegraphic report: THE OBJECT OF THE SOUTH TO PERPETUATE SLAVERY FOR EVER. Is there a man here that doubts that trie object of the ...

... THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE SOUTH THE DOOM OF SLAVERY. (From the Economist. ) Extension of Slavery beyontl its present area will lie impossible when once the existing Slave States are independent, because their own extension will then peremptorily forbid ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY AND THE UNITED STATES. The following address of the Committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society has been published :— The Committee of the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society, having observed with the deepest ...

... WENDELL PHILLIPS ON THE POSITION OF DEMOCRACY AND SLAVERY. -Mr Wendell Philli n «i l \- cently delivered a k Abolitionist, rcrom which we extract f^- at »k, but three paths , *f are conquered ; the other in ls - North the third is a W conquered • and ...

... directly and indirectly interested in slavery. The Republicans, electing President Lincoln, sought not the present abolition of slavery, they sought only its limitation to the ground it now covers, for they regard slavery evil. The Democrats, in rising against ...

... not fighting for liberty; they are lighting for Slavery! for the perpetuation and extension of Slavery. Lincoln and the North did not mean to despise vested rights. It was not proposed to abolish slavery ; it was no Utopian project, destructive to the ...

... The Secretary writes to contradict the report that ncr Majesty will open the Great Exhibition. The British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Societ:have addressed memorial Lord PaJmerstoa in peace, ...

... COUPAR ANGUS. Lecture Slavery:.—The Key. J. Hughes, gentleman of colour., delivered an address on Slavery, in the Flee Church here, on the evening of Friday last—Pev. Bain occupied the chair. Mr Hughes gave interesting account the growing of cotton ...

... the course of wdiich he examined the question of slavery his own peculiar manner, and proclaimed himself an unswerving, unfaltering Abolitionist. He drew one of his celebrated pictures of the evib of slavery, asserting that family virtue throughout the south ...

... suffering? and would answer- because the South wished to perpetuate slavery. When Lincoln was elected President, they lost their hold on the old American Government, and through that loss slavery would decay. Therefore no Government, even that of England, could ...